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If he can steal the Declaration of Independence, a dinosaur skull should be easy.

Always excited to see what you're going to talk about. I love the variety of the channel. My best attempt at combining my favorite dinosaur and Cage movie: National Treasur-itops.

you know, i watched this in group

I love this movie !

When Zevon announced that he was terminally ill, Bob Dylan adjusted his setlist at the time to perform multiple songs from him. ruclips.net/video/QoZdkIdIgsg/видео.htmlsi=QnUivYUTHvmNN0ss

i still think a buddy cop action/comedy show with stone cold and ice t would do numbers. ice t is the no-nonsense veteran that plays by the book, stone cold is a loose cannon.

my fave wwn story? dracula was a woman. aside from the title, the story was true, as it was about elizabeth bathory

i'd vote for bat boy now

damn! been binging riverdale, never read archie. was it always like that?

I still remember as a kid having my mom go to the next checkout lane over because I was scared of Batboy 😅

I am SO excited. You have NO Idea ahahah

Dave has been trolling Sammy for almost 40 years and Sammy takes the bait every single time.

I used to work in a grocery store and read WWN and the Sun on my lunch break. I always got a kick out of those crazy magazines. 😂

but tell me, what happened to the shaved ape baby saddam hussein and osama bin laden adopted after they got gay married?

just looking at the description. i knew the demise of wwn couldn't stop bat boy when he made a guest appearance on american dad. i was also concerned to learn of his health issues

first! love wwn! too much bat boy after a while... when they came out with the comic strip featuring lil kim, for some reason

Dave at the 7:50 mark is awesome.

The BEST line in the entire film was one word. Stuart, as a waiter, saying “No” to a restaurant diner’s request for a second cocktail. The second was “Is there any way you can get to a pound cake?”.

Maaaaaan Gallagher on o and a with Patrice Classic must listen So damn funny Made me a Gallagher fan

I only found out about Warren Zevon through that Adam Sandler movie in 2009s “Funny People” his music was like poetry, really amazing!

I listened to Zevon in the 1970s on my dad's McIntosh stereo with Bose 901s my dad built. He is in my playlist, Lawyers Guns and Money is my favorite.

bruh, when i told my friends about this the other day, it was because we were listening to ice ice baby after all these years, and singing along because we know all the words. that definitely says something, doesn't it?

thanks so much! that was so much more epic than i remember, and thanks too, for making me realize the whole thing is really sad, even tho' i'm laughing my ass off right now

oh, stewart and kattan were the other two. i couldn't remember, but i couldn't forget leary and garrafalo were there, and i think leary was the one that got hit with that piece of the cut-out - i'm not there yet - instant comeback killer!

by '99 it was so much funny baggin' on him, even ice had to get in on it

"before i ever do that, i'll slice out my tongue and die and come back as vanilla ice's son, and walk around the rest of my life spit on and hit with shit every time i sung" -eminem

"i tell people i got shot in the butt, but they don't know it was a toilet paper cut, white, white baby"

just one of those things that make you say, hmm

i watched this in 1999. i was just telling someone about it the other day

I watched this in real time. Opened me up to his music. Lettermans cool.

Zevon is missed. Zevon shouldn’t be inducted into the Hall of Fame until there is an open bar. Thank you for not mentioning the Hindu Love Gods.

I remember when this was happening, vh1 made a documentary about his life post terminal diagnosis

This video ass

Absolutely FANTASTIC video here!! So much love and thought put into this- I hope more and more people are able to see this 💖

Well, time to check him out

Carmelita by Zevon is one the best songs of all time

Zevon was criminally underrated

Phenomenal video documentary. For fans of H.S.T. and Zevon, there's a phenomenal series of documentaries the filmmaker Wayne Ewing did following Thompson during the late 90's and 00's. Zevon appears in most of them, most notably in one called "Breakfast with Hunter" where Zevon does a great acoustic rendition of Lawyers Guns and Money, Thompsons favorite Zevon track. He also reads a fiery letter Thompson penned in "Back Story of The Rum Diary" 'round the 34 minute mark which, is also exceptional. What I mentioned can be found here on RUclips.

I certainly remember this as one of, if not the, last episode I watched when it was new, and while I won't say I was mad or appalled at the time, I still don't watch the show. I wouldn't waste much energy complaining about it, didn't realize I had a complaint LOL, but it most certainly turned me off the show even tho I wasn't aware at the time.

Warren zevon was the ultimate

I think if I had to pick one, the Signature Warren Zevon Songwriting Move would be the way he brings an incredibly sophisticated sense of phrasing to songs that are melodically very simple. When he sings "Drugs and wine and flattering light, you must try again 'til you get it right...." in "The French Inhaler", he's just singing over Gmaj and Dmaj, but the little rhythmic subdivisions that make the phrasing of it so ear-catching are at the level of like a Cannonball Adderly sax solo.

You do NOT need to give ma the hard sell on Warren Zevon, I’ve been a huge fan of his since I was in college. I remember working for a pizzeria in Madison, Wisconsin and screaming along to his songs in a rusty Ford Taurus on my deliveries. I still scream his songs when I drive, Excitable Boy is a desert island album pick.

Great vid. I thought I was the only person who enjoyed both pro wrestling & Zevon. Good look dude. I think Empty Hearted Town may be my fav song but Hockey Song a close second for me

too bad for them, i guess, voice changer rays with chronotons hadn't been invented yet

i grasp it. i 'member. kid, i used to watch 'em on tracy ullman

"All good things must come to an end." I wish Fox had gotten that memo sometime in the early 2000s.

It's actually a really interesting failure. I never thought Stuart Smalley was funny, but the movie actually plays more as a drama than comedy.