Tom Segura s Netflix show Bad Thoughts thrives on unhinged, really messed up dark comedy

Bad thoughts — we’ve all had them. Transforming “bad thoughts” from someone’s head to “Bad Thoughts” on Netflix took years, but it all paid off when Segura, and his creative partners, finally …
Does Segura have a review of bad thoughts?

As of publication, there are no reviews for Bad Thoughts, though in a promo clip for the series Segura decided to have his mom watch some clips from it to get her thoughts. Let’s just say she may not be adding it to her queue any time soon, but that is by design for this raunchy, offbeat series. You can check out that video directly below:

Is Tom Segura funny?

Comedian and Austin resident Tom Segura has always found inappropriate things hilarious. “Somebody screaming profanities in line at the bank is funny because he’s doing it where he shouldn’t do it,” Segura, 46, told MySA during a recent interview. “Misbehaving is funny.” Segura‘s dark sense of humor is not something he shies away from.

Is Tom Segura on Netflix?

He currently has three specials available on Netflix — Tom Segura: Disgraceful, Tom Segura: Ball Hog and Tom Segura: Sledgehammer. In addition to his stand-up, Segura is known for his podcast, 2 Bears, 1 Cave with Tom Segura and Bert Kreischer. This is just one of the many new comedies that Netflix has available to stream.

When is bad thoughts coming to Netflix?

A hilarious new series from the mind of stand up comedian Tom Segura is coming to Netflix on May 13th, 2025, Bad Thoughts. Here’s everything we know so far about the series. Bad Thoughts is an upcoming Netflix Original comedy series directed by Rami Hachache, Jeremy Konner, and Tom Segura.

What do we know about bad thoughts?

Here’s everything we know so far about the series. Bad Thoughts is an upcoming Netflix Original comedy series directed by Rami Hachache, Jeremy Konner, and Tom Segura. The trio are also part of the writing team which features Conor Galvin, Craig Gerard, Greg Tuculescu, and Matthew Zinman.

Why does Segura find unsettling things funny?

Segura’s not sure why he finds unsettling things funny, but he knows it’s a character trait he’s had since he was a kid. “I’ve always loved upsetting my mom [and] teachers,” he said. “Seeing that horrified look – that exasperated expression – because you acted in a way that you shouldn’t or said something outrageous.”