After losing his job as the host of "The Tonight Show," a devastated comedian finds himself contractually prohibited from appearing on television or radio for a period of time. Instead of taking a break, he embarks on a 32-city live comedy tour called the "Legally Prohibited from Being Funny on Television Tour." The tour serves as a therapeutic outlet for his frustrations and an opportunity to reconnect with his fans. It also provides a behind-the-scenes look at the grueling process of putting together a live comedy show, from brainstorming sessions to rehearsals.

As the tour progresses, the comedian grapples with exhaustion and the pressures of maintaining high energy and humor for his audiences. His dedication to comedy is apparent, but so are the emotional and physical tolls it takes on him and his team. The road tour becomes not just a series of performances, but a journey of redemption and self-discovery. Through interactions with his crew, guest stars, and fervent fans, the complexity of his personality is revealed, showing both his comedic brilliance and vulnerability.