‘I Am Beyond Vomit’: Tom Segura’s Mom Told Him That His New Show Is ‘An Insult to Humanity’ On Camera

Stand-up and podcasting star Tom Segura’s new dark comedy series Bad Thoughts will premiere on Netflix tomorrow, May 13th, just 48 hours after he used it to ruin Mother’s Day.

Segura’s relationship with (and impression of) his mother, Rosario “Charo” Lazarte, is one of the foundational elements of his indulgently offensive brand of comedy. From torturing her with morbid hypotheticals to “treating” her to a macrodose of marijuana edibles, Segura’s playfully mean-spirited sense of humor has always found a target in his poor mother, and on the eve of the Your Mom’s House host taking a big next step in his comedy career, Segura shared in the “joy” of his first self-starred TV series by subjecting his dear mom to a dose of disgusting comedy that she found less digestible than four gummies.

To celebrate and promote tomorrow’s premiere of Bad Thoughts, Netflix helped Segura to set up one final test screening for a specifically targeted audience in order to demonstrate that Segura has a sense of humor that even his mother can’t love:

As is the case any time Segura subjects his mom to an experience that he knows — and hopes — that she will viscerally hate, Charo’s cries of anguish at seeing her son act out so many of his most obscene stand-up bits and story ideas likely indicates that Bad Thoughts will be a big hit with Segura’s similarly mean-spirited following.

“Charo is a legend. If it makes her this upset, Tom executed this show perfectly,” one of the top comments on the above video reads.

Another Segura fan added, “If Charo don’t approved, that means we’re watching this.”

“Charo needs her own show,” one more advised Netflix.

While Charo may be physically repulsed by her son’s sense of humor, to her credit, she continues to almost tolerate Segura’s constant assault of crass, upsetting and entirely unholy humor that comes at her expense. And, although Segura’s mom certainly won’t be watching Bad Thoughts when it premieres tomorrow, I hope Charo finds some comfort in knowing that someone enjoys her son’s inhumane, vomit-inducing sense of humor, even if she can’t.

Although, if Charo had her way, Segura would be telling his horrible jokes at the post office instead of on streaming.