Urzila is gleefully outrageous, capturing Carlson’s fearless, no-filter approach to comedy in full flight. Each episode mashes up razor‑sharp stand-up with cheeky, fast‑firing sketches, many of them plucked straight from the wildly funny stories she riffs on during her live shows. The whole thing crackles with mischief. It’s a TV series powered by two decades of stand-up comedy chaos: bold, boisterous, and unmistakably Urzila.
Urzila ricochets between live stand-up and bombastic sketches, exploring "early onset Karenism" and a true-crime heist gone wrong, featuring Sam Pang.
Urzila explodes over a courtesy wave, launches Hire-A-Lez, destroys self-help books, plays a menopausal cop, goes to Karen rehab and attends a cougar funeral.
Urzila battles a nipple hair, takes her husband to petty grievance court, unleashes Hire-A-Lez, leads a toilet revolution, profiles suspects as Menopause Cop and creates a pop routine for Anastacia.
Urzila has an odd house guest, discusses bra mechanics, causes a "Karendemic", tastes box-wine, makes awkward friends and appears in a late-night hotline.
Urzila's camping hatred sparks woe, she battles t-shirts, reveals a dinner secret, coaches old men on deleting history and calls out male scientists.
In the finale, Urzila nit picks an assailant, runs an underground cake lab, uses a heterosexual man, plays a sexist witch doctor, revives Hire-A-Lez for husband lessons, and polices supermarket food.
