Netflix’s “The Roast of Tom Brady” felt like a program circa 1994. The roast format demands comedians see the line and then cross it again and again. Except we haven’t seen many mainstream roasts in recent years.

The format faded from view as comics scrambled to keep their careers afloat.

The “Brady” affair proved as ferocious as any roast. Ever.

No rules. No boundaries. Race. Sexuality. Physical attributes. Dating. Marriage. Infidelity. Trans Americans.

Everything was fair game, with “Kill Tony” podcast host Tony Hinchcliffe dropping a nuclear bomb on the proceedings that won’t soon be forgotten.