In 1988 I was doing a public access show in Los Angeles...The Late Mr Pete Show. One night after a show, George Carlin called me at home and told me he didn't know what the F I was doing, but not to stop...George invited me to his home for Christmas dinner, and to Vegas to see him doing his act. 3 yrs later I had my own show on KTLA 5 in L.A. and won an emmy for best host. He saw something in me, and showed me nothing but kindness... Truly a nice, decent man...
There’s only one George Carlin!!! I’m 78 a female. I could be feeling low. Then I somehow find George Carlin.Amazing, I laugh until I my bones hurt!😅 He is so intelligent and so darn hysterical!!!
He’s the GOAT. Undeniable. Irrefutable. The greatest of all time. I’m never one to sit here and miss dead people I didn’t personally know. But Man I truly miss his presence in the world.
Indeed he is the GOAT. Well said, there are some really good comedians today. However Carlin was next level more of a philosopher with a great sense of humor.
😂I loved his unapologinic style of expressing the truth. I truly loved this man. There will never be another quite like him. Thank you so much Mr Carlin. You are so missed
I'd just say George was simply telling the truth of the world and people. He did it in comic way, but it was and it still is, all truth. Only a lot of people don't have the guts to say it out loud and with class as he did. For that he will always be remembered and loved. Thank you George for speaking for all of us.
Yes. You never hear anyone say about his comedy "Oh I've heard that before." We know George's comedy by heart (like Jimmy Buffett 's songs) but we can listen to him tell his jokes over and over and still laugh and enjoy ourselves immensely.
Saw GC in front of small audience about 20 years back shilling his book. My husband got his autograph on one of his album covers. Laugh line that sticks with me is "the main difference between dogs and cats: dogs have eyebrows-- cats don't"! How true !
George Carlin was fantastic, he was incredible at pointing out the obvious. and his observations on baseball and football were spot on. did I say he was fantastic?
We have his wisdom..study all you can about him..lets pick up were he left off...and repeat his wisdom..we can make a change! Good way too challenge this insanity..in this country! Put a foot in the ass of the socialist!!!!!!!!
@@keny53 I think the greatest of all time especially how as the older he became, the ability to just churn out hours of new material. Wish he was alive to comment on today’s cancel culture.
The great master of common sense comedy!!!! I've been watching George Carlin since I was a kid, and I've learned so much from him. I've learned to not let things bother me because I can find humor where in everything! He is a greatly missed master. 👏👏
Greatest comedian ever,My brother in law had all his LPs.Never got tired of listening to him.He never holds back.I wish he was still here,shine what he would have to say about 2022.
George is a master at his work so relatable and good that he is accepted all the way down the line ... from everyone to everything he nails it ... I guess genius is not out of order ...but it certainly fills up his resume !!!
I love how he was making a mockery of the show because the show is/was such a joke. The formula and the breaks for commercial ads. The money train of the whole braindead thing.
In 1978 or so George Carlin wandered into my father's bookstore in Westlake Village, California. I absolutely knew who he was (I was like 16 or 17 at the time). I worked at my father's bookstore at this time. Of course, I *wasn't* working when he came in. Would've LOVED to have met him. Maureen McCormick ('Marcia' from 'The Brady Bunch') also wandered in sometime. I was not working then, either! Would've LOVED to have met her. The two famous people that came in when I was working were Robert Young (from 'Father Knows Best' and 'Marcus Welby, M.D.') and Mickey Rooney. It was very nice meeting both of them.
A comedian who I would invite to the cookout every time. Truly funny without having force a laugh. I could be in the ocean drowning with him and he would still make me laugh.
27 years ago. Missed all of these evenings with Dave and Co. Comforting to see that it was recorded and filed in some comedy library for us busy people. 😅
Oh boy Kim !! He would be totally , both shocked and furious about all of the lunatics in charge of the asylum ( a.k.a. govt.) and the gender fluid, pronoun usage forced on "We the People" and if you do not fold or comply, or even just speak as you always have , saying Mr., Mrs., him, her, girl or boy you face actual criminal charges. Non-binary, woke and more and more crap. This is pseudo science. It is dangerous and the agenda is to divide us citizens and remove anything they deem a threat to their agenda, and there we have the white hate and Alpha male hate, because we WILL pick up our "tools" and accessories and fight it all. That rainbow flag does nothing but say, "you are not welcome or wanted". And they claim to be all love and acceptance. We are called Nazi fascists, yet we fought a war for four years and died by the thousands daily against real Nazi`s who would murder every one of those people. They have freedom to act this way because men paid the price in blood in combat to have these rights. Who is the real fascists? I am sorry, but your comment was simple and yet it was brilliant in thought. What would George say?? A whole lot is my feeling. Take care and I wish you well, again I am sorry I got a bit heated.
He’s absolutely glad he’s not here to see this. He knew what was coming and knew it wasn’t going to pretty and he straight out told everyone. The system can’t continue to be run this way. Capitalism is for the rich only but we’re told it’s the best system. Who tells us that ? Maybe billionaires huh?
Has anyone else spilled so much truth/comedy amalgamated in every live show, I’m convinced there is no one like Carlin, probably never will be again. ❤🌹
Genius, I had the pleasure of being right in the front at the famous 'Back in Town' HBO special at the Beacon theater November 1996. One of his best shows ever!!!
I have never laughed so much in my life George Carlin is so great and thank you for putting this content out with all these different clips and oh my God it's so funny and I'm going to use so many of these jokes at work.
Hey! Me too!! Just started listening to David Allen Coe. Kind of the Zappa of country. A little on the racist side but has the aroma of these greats who did it their way.
11. January 13, 1994. "The George Carlin Show." Stand-up and panel. 00:00 12. October 28, 1994. "The George Carlin Show." 11:19 13. September 26, 1995. 18:46 14. June 16, 1997. Stand-up and panel. Book: _Brain Droppings._ 28:04 15. June 5, 1998. Stand-up and panel. Book: _Brain Droppings._ 42:47 16. November 25, 1999. Stand-up and panel. " The Little David Years." 53:30 17. March 26, 2001. 1:06:36 18. November 16, 2001. Stand-up. HBO: "Complaints and Grievances." 1:19:31
Wheather you agree with his analogies or not, he makes you think about them in a different way. And he always delivers on humor & keeps us laughing the entire time! Thanks for all the unique stories, making us think about life in a we probably wouldn't have & the never ending laughter we all need in our lives. Again, thanks in a big way George Carlin!!!
I loved watching this because you can see George become darker and darker as the years went on. My favorite timeframe of George is 1992 until his death. But especially 2001-2008.
George was the Godfather of Modern Standup Comedy--nobody more influential or better at it & he did his best work in the last 15yrs of his life. And looking at 2021, he was also a f*cking Nostradamus. "Joe" Bless You George...you are missed.
-in the 70's, comedy albums were big - like music albums - there were 2 wildly popular albums at the time - the Cheech and Chong album, and the George Carlin album - the Cheech and Chong album was absolutely hilarious, and the George Carlin album was, believe it or not, even funnier - like, genius-level hilarious - it made me laugh so hard, my stomach muscles got all torn up, and were killin' me all day the next day !!! we would listen to those albums the same way you'd listen to a music album - over and over and over again, and they never stopped bein' funny
Yea George was my hero and then I learned some words -seven of them- that almost got me expelled. I also grew up with comedy albums in the 70’s and before with Tom Lehrer. There used to be comedy albums that would take bits of popular songs of the day and make them funny. Breakfast with the baloneys was also a favorite (and seriously dating myself. Lol) Rip George. You have to wonder if he’s seriously pissed off God by now. ;-)
Never saw George live but he was so good. Saw his transformation from the Burns and Carlin era to his stand up suit comedian then onto the college circuit and then HBO. Pure genius. Saw Cheech and Chong in the very early days when they played in Vancouver in a topless revue they called Vancouver City Works. It was held in a topless bar that was trying to appeal to the raincoat bunch and the dopers. The bar was owned by Tommy Chong’s dad who had a reputation that may have been deserved or not. They were developing the doper skits that the became famous for and I think was recorded in an album called Big Bamboo. They deserved to succeed as hey stuck with it. I remember there might have been a crowd of less than ten in the audience. Ah those were the days
'I saw another bumper sticker it says I have a son in public school and he hasn't been shot yet.' Carlin was great. Loved how he could call bullshit on anyone/ anything and make us all lol about our dire predicament.
I saw him live at painters Mill music Fair in Baltimore in the '70s twice he was absolutely fantastic I had all his comedy albums I now have always books and yes I do miss him very much he was the only best, ever never funny or very intelligent man. Funniest person alive he could he could find a joke he wrote about everything and made it all funny whether it's good or bad love him very much miss him too
He was a big influence in my life...not as a comedian...however as. A man with great insight...and as a man that had great integrity...a honest man not only too the world...Also true too his own self!
Totally agree. In high school I used to find myself using his ideas because they were just so insightful. I wore "Class Clown" and "Occupation Foole" out in vynil and fake quoted them in book reports and stuff. I borrowed from him the fake quotation. I got several "A"s by referring to the British Colinial Shipping Board (which did not exist and so I could quote saying anything). Other times I followed his example of selecting to my own criteria. What's a teacher with 30 of these things to grade in one night gonna do, research? 😇 Confidence, baby. 😁
Thanks as always, Don. Interesting to see the switch from more panel to more standup from LN to LS (and yes, the repeat of material -- though for the most part it was a very different audience). I know Carlin had some troubles in the early 2000s but it's interesting that he was never invited back after getting clean.
@@seahawks5725 I would hope that wouldn't be the case. George was a very tolerant and supportive person. He only really targeted authoritarianism, ridiculous trends, and stupidity. And, was funny af, doing it!
I love how he kept getting better with age right up to the end. He never stopped getting better and never gave up or gave in.
In 1988 I was doing a public access show in Los Angeles...The Late Mr Pete Show. One night after a show, George Carlin called me at home and told me he didn't know what the F I was doing, but not to stop...George invited me to his home for Christmas dinner, and to Vegas to see him doing his act. 3 yrs later I had my own show on KTLA 5 in L.A. and won an emmy for best host. He saw something in me, and showed me nothing but kindness... Truly a nice, decent man...
well....there you have it .......
@@tadkingsbury79 Yes.
@@tadkingsbury79 Yes.
Christmas dinner, eh? Quite the invite, I must say. Did you save his life w CPR before that?
There’s only one George Carlin!!! I’m 78 a female. I
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I somehow find George Carlin.Amazing, I laugh until I my bones hurt!😅 He is so intelligent and so
darn hysterical!!!
He’s the GOAT. Undeniable. Irrefutable. The greatest of all time. I’m never one to sit here and miss dead people I didn’t personally know. But Man I truly miss his presence in the world.
I would love to hear his opinion on today's society
I think you'll find that Chris D'Elia is the true GOAT.
@@DudeMan-xs3db I don’t think that I will. He’s great, but nah.
Have to give it to Pryor but close is Carlin.
Indeed he is the GOAT. Well said, there are some really good comedians today. However Carlin was next level more of a philosopher with a great sense of humor.
😂I loved his unapologinic style of expressing the truth. I truly loved this man. There will never be another quite like him. Thank you so much Mr Carlin. You are so missed
The greatest comic to ever live, and one of the smartest and wittiest man to ever grace the planet
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Him and Robin Williams, the former the greatest writer, the latter the greatest improv comic ever
I'd just say George was simply telling the truth of the world and people. He did it in comic way, but it was and it still is, all truth. Only a lot of people don't have the guts to say it out loud and with class as he did. For that he will always be remembered and loved. Thank you George for speaking for all of us.
I couldn't have said/written it better.
or most peps dont want to listen, cant learn if we dont listen to each other. :0)
I completely agree what he said then is still applied to what goes on Today
😂🎉@@ChristopherONeal-er1cpin no no no no no no no no no 4:45 4:45 4:45
Comic GENIUS!
George was off the scale..... Pure genius
George was a philosopher; with humour.
A Comedian
You have to have humor if you want to delve into the human experience.
An absolute wordsmith! Truly the master! Love this guy saw him live twice he was the best
The only comedian i wished i got to see...
@@OkJustAMinute same. He was an influence to everybody. Wordsmith, yes. He was a great writer.
was? even dead he is still the best
I saw Him as well. Carlin On Campus tour. He was Fantastic.
You lucky bastard
Man the music is out standing ! when George shows up
I love George!
I simply love his mind. Truly unique and refreshing.
I have been re-watching his specials for 15 years every year and never get tired of them.
Yes. You never hear anyone say about his comedy "Oh I've heard that before." We know George's comedy by heart (like Jimmy Buffett 's songs) but we can listen to him tell his jokes over and over and still laugh and enjoy ourselves immensely.
Saw GC in front of small audience about 20 years back shilling his book. My husband got his autograph on one of his album covers. Laugh line that sticks with me is "the main difference between dogs and cats: dogs have eyebrows-- cats don't"! How true !
Quick wit, very funny and super intelligent
Thank you for putting this together!!! I love Carlin!
HB George! You'd be 85 today.
Thank you for sharing your comedic genius.
The greatest comedy sports sketch in the history of the world. George Carlin NAILED IT!
I loved his ways of looking at the absurdity of life ,his wit and wisdom.
George Carlin was fantastic, he was incredible at pointing out the obvious. and his observations on baseball and football were spot on. did I say he was fantastic?
He really just gets more ruthless (and truthful) over the years 🤣🔥🔥🔥🔥
God, he was great! From electrical engineer major to writer, comedian and 2 of the best television shows ever. We were lucky to have had him.
A very nice compilation. Worth the one hour and 26 minutes.
Glad we had George ! 🍃❣️🍃
George Carlin the most bright intelligent comedian in the history.❤
Yes he was..he's my fav of all time..loved him & still do..he's the only 1 who just keeps me laughing!😅
Together with Bill Hicks. May they rest in peace.
I love George Carlin - we could sure use his wisdom today. I miss him.
Love it. And George Carlin...
The only thing he got wrong was God
George would help us make sense of the present day.
We have his wisdom..study all you can about him..lets pick up were he left off...and repeat his wisdom..we can make a change! Good way too challenge this insanity..in this country! Put a foot in the ass of the socialist!!!!!!!!
He laid it out. Listen. Give up. Too many people on this earth.
George nailed it about football and baseball. Genius.
His ability to both connect with the audience but keep it rolling and bringing the showbiz and the swagger and the whole thing. Just glorious.
Speaks and tells a story so well. Love to listen to him
Funny seeing the same bit 10 years apart, nailed it finally
Since the 1970s, there's never been any doubt that George was the grand Master of standup
I've always considered him the Grand Wizard* of standup
@@keny53 I think the greatest of all time especially how as the older he became, the ability to just churn out hours of new material. Wish he was alive to comment on today’s cancel culture.
We were lucky to have him.
Funny thing is, it's just totally true, especially looking back from today's perspective. He sees things differently, and hopefully it's spreading!
Pryor too.
We all need more humor like this in our life
Unfortunately comedy is almost cancelled 😞
George was a genius. Period.
So many cool little anecdotes and stories from all these old talk show interviews. Thanks to everybody who put effort into preserving so much.
Still no one like him. Legend.
first time I saw him making a mistake while talking.... and yet he made it somehow funny and adorable.... I love him so much....
A little Biff. Lost his train of thought for a second. Then he seemed upset that we wouldn't be able to use that take...
He made a mistake during his bit on “time” in 1977.
George Carlin, the prophetic truth teller, so inspired and liberating! Always, ❤❤❤❤❤
So funny all the way through...the last few were especially funny...he was one of the all time greats for sure
The man had to have one of the most incredible memories of any comic. I saw him do an hour plus without taking a break at three different concerts.
The great master of common sense comedy!!!! I've been watching George Carlin since I was a kid, and I've learned so much from him. I've learned to not let things bother me because I can find humor where in everything! He is a greatly missed master. 👏👏
Greatest comedian ever,My brother in law had all his LPs.Never got tired of listening to him.He never holds back.I wish he was still here,shine what he would have to say about 2022.
stoned.
George is a master at his work so relatable and good that he is accepted all the way down the line ... from everyone to everything he nails it ... I guess genius is not out of order ...but it certainly fills up his resume !!!
One of the best ever, RIP George!!
Thanks for putting these together, Don!
“You don’t really need me out here do ya?” 😂
Truth.
I love how he was making a mockery of the show because the show is/was such a joke. The formula and the breaks for commercial ads. The money train of the whole braindead thing.
George is the funniest comedian that can make fun of reality.
You are right 👍
Don't forget RODNEY!!!
Never overlook Luis Black!! 😂
Who is reality?
My favorite hands down. Sad loss for humanity when he died.
What a genius, his communication skills were UNREAL !
In 1978 or so George Carlin wandered into my father's bookstore in Westlake Village, California.
I absolutely knew who he was (I was like 16 or 17 at the time). I worked at my father's bookstore at this time. Of course, I *wasn't* working when he came in. Would've LOVED to have met him.
Maureen McCormick ('Marcia' from 'The Brady Bunch') also wandered in sometime. I was not working then, either! Would've LOVED to have met her. The two famous people that came in when I was working were Robert Young (from 'Father Knows Best' and 'Marcus Welby, M.D.') and Mickey Rooney. It was very nice meeting both of them.
I would have shown him The Great Reset Alex Jones and both are Right 😂.
"George, you don't really need me out here."
LMFNAO. What a great line by Dave. Two of the greatest right here! 👍
A comedian who I would invite to the cookout every time. Truly funny without having force a laugh. I could be in the ocean drowning with him and he would still make me laugh.
David Letterman could appreciate another great comedian as well as any great comedian ever. That's exactly how you end up being great yourself.
Thanks so much for putting this together.
27 years ago. Missed all of these evenings with Dave and Co. Comforting to see that it was recorded and filed in some comedy library for us busy people. 😅
Funny he died 24 years ago I miss him
Wish he was still here so he could tell us his thoughts about the last few years, miss this genius
If you pay close attention, he was telling us about the last few years. One example, his football baseball skit, safe at home.
@@katevanhouten8440 I think safe at home could be said for every decade
Oh boy Kim !! He would be totally , both shocked and furious about all of the lunatics in charge of the asylum ( a.k.a. govt.) and the gender fluid, pronoun usage forced on "We the People" and if you do not fold or comply, or even just speak as you always have , saying Mr., Mrs., him, her, girl or boy you face actual criminal charges. Non-binary, woke and more and more crap. This is pseudo science. It is dangerous and the agenda is to divide us citizens and remove anything they deem a threat to their agenda, and there we have the white hate and Alpha male hate, because we WILL pick up our "tools" and accessories and fight it all. That rainbow flag does nothing but say, "you are not welcome or wanted". And they claim to be all love and acceptance. We are called Nazi fascists, yet we fought a war for four years and died by the thousands daily against real Nazi`s who would murder every one of those people. They have freedom to act this way because men paid the price in blood in combat to have these rights. Who is the real fascists? I am sorry, but your comment was simple and yet it was brilliant in thought. What would George say?? A whole lot is my feeling. Take care and I wish you well, again I am sorry I got a bit heated.
He'd just say it's a Hell of wreck walk away from it 😅
He’s absolutely glad he’s not here to see this. He knew what was coming and knew it wasn’t going to pretty and he straight out told everyone. The system can’t continue to be run this way. Capitalism is for the rich only but we’re told it’s the best system. Who tells us that ? Maybe billionaires huh?
Imagine his shows in 2022...miss him.
I would love to hear his thoughts on trump ! RIP GEORGE TRUE AMERICAN 🇺🇸
@@stevemenold6095He would have ripped apart Trump and Biden equally.
I miss him too 😢
It's garbage now. 🗑
I miss that generation 😪
George is everyone's grandpa. He is the grandpa we wish we all had growing up. Rest In Peace LEGEND 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for putting this together!!
Thanks for this post.
Great work.
R.I.P. George.
A George Carlin only comes around once every 150 years. So smart and sharp and very loyal to his principles.
he was truly a modern diogenes. i wish i got to have a cigarette and a glass of whiskey with the guy before he passed. just a 5 minute talk.
Norm was one.
I think Ricki Gervais and Bill Burr come close
If only he was funny
@@kweaver2459 you must be a liberal..it shows as you cannot understand facts or humor!
This is flat out brilliant!👍☝️☮️
His Sullivan impression is amazing.
Rest in peace 🙏
George Carlin
12 May 1937 ~
22 June 2008⚘
🙀 I didn’t even know he was sick
Great camera shot at 28:10.
Man, you can tell Dave was so much happier in 1994 than in later years.
He's the GOAT. No contest. So smart.
Has anyone else spilled so much truth/comedy amalgamated in every live show, I’m convinced there is no one like Carlin, probably never will be again. ❤🌹
George really was brilliant.
Impossible to not laugh. He's so very funny thank you it makes us all healthier. 😅
When Dave said “You don’t really need me out here do you”George hit some of that good s**t in the back.
Genius, I had the pleasure of being right in the front at the famous 'Back in Town' HBO special at the Beacon theater November 1996. One of his best shows ever!!!
George Carlin - absolutely the best ever!
I love this man. Rest easy Sir George
A comic philosopher RESPECT
!!!! Well said
Until I saw this, I never thought of football and baseball in this way, I like his explanation.
I have never laughed so much in my life George Carlin is so great and thank you for putting this content out with all these different clips and oh my God it's so funny and I'm going to use so many of these jokes at work.
Golly Gee Wiz... "Curious George", you gotta love that line, huh?
Thanks for sharing this with all of us. THANK YOU!
George was one of a kind he will be missed but remembered
He was & still is a legend!
Carlin on spot visits to Letterman is funnier than so many comedians. GOAT
Most enjoyble, thanks👌
I honestly wish I can be in Carlin's head just to see all the things that he thinks about!! An absolute genius!
Thank you for this and thank you George.
Perhaps the funniest comic ever so real.
the only person to equal his energy was Robbin Williams..... the best two comedians to ever grace this earth
George Carlin, Frank Zappa, Richard Pryor...my big influences as a teen.
Hey! Me too!! Just started listening to David Allen Coe. Kind of the Zappa of country. A little on the racist side but has the aroma of these greats who did it their way.
Thank you for uploading this.
11. January 13, 1994. "The George Carlin Show." Stand-up and panel. 00:00
12. October 28, 1994. "The George Carlin Show." 11:19
13. September 26, 1995. 18:46
14. June 16, 1997. Stand-up and panel. Book: _Brain Droppings._ 28:04
15. June 5, 1998. Stand-up and panel. Book: _Brain Droppings._ 42:47
16. November 25, 1999. Stand-up and panel. " The Little David Years." 53:30
17. March 26, 2001. 1:06:36
18. November 16, 2001. Stand-up. HBO: "Complaints and Grievances." 1:19:31
Wheather you agree with his analogies or not, he makes you think about them in a different way. And he always delivers on humor & keeps us laughing the entire time! Thanks for all the unique stories, making us think about life in a we probably wouldn't have & the never ending laughter we all need in our lives. Again, thanks in a big way George Carlin!!!
I loved watching this because you can see George become darker and darker as the years went on. My favorite timeframe of George is 1992 until his death. But especially 2001-2008.
1996 was his best album.
@@juanmonge7418 My favorite is “Life is worth Losing.”
It’s all bull shit folks and it’s bad for you..
Oh cool. Carlin!.thanks for sharing buddy.
George was the Godfather of Modern Standup Comedy--nobody more influential or better at it & he did his best work in the last 15yrs of his life. And looking at 2021, he was also a f*cking Nostradamus. "Joe" Bless You George...you are missed.
This standup was simply brilliant 👏
-in the 70's, comedy albums were big - like music albums - there were 2 wildly popular albums at the time - the Cheech and Chong album, and the George Carlin album - the Cheech and Chong album was absolutely hilarious, and the George Carlin album was, believe it or not, even funnier - like, genius-level hilarious - it made me laugh so hard, my stomach muscles got all torn up, and were killin' me all day the next day !!! we would listen to those albums the same way you'd listen to a music album - over and over and over again, and they never stopped bein' funny
Yea George was my hero and then I learned some words -seven of them- that almost got me expelled. I also grew up with comedy albums in the 70’s and before with Tom Lehrer. There used to be comedy albums that would take bits of popular songs of the day and make them funny. Breakfast with the baloneys was also a favorite (and seriously dating myself. Lol) Rip George. You have to wonder if he’s seriously pissed off God by now. ;-)
Never saw George live but he was so good. Saw his transformation from the Burns and Carlin era to his stand up suit comedian then onto the college circuit and then HBO. Pure genius. Saw Cheech and Chong in the very early days when they played in Vancouver in a topless revue they called Vancouver City Works. It was held in a topless bar that was trying to appeal to the raincoat bunch and the dopers. The bar was owned by Tommy Chong’s dad who had a reputation that may have been deserved or not. They were developing the doper skits that the became famous for and I think was recorded in an album called Big Bamboo. They deserved to succeed as hey stuck with it. I remember there might have been a crowd of less than ten in the audience. Ah those were the days
WINDOW BOX
@@matthewotremba9230 is it a window in a box or a box with a little miniature window in it?
Wedding album ...occupation foole and class clown
So glad this is saved for us to see
'I saw another bumper sticker it says I have a son in public school and he hasn't been shot yet.'
Carlin was great. Loved how he could call bullshit on anyone/ anything and make us all lol about our dire predicament.
I saw him live at painters Mill music Fair in Baltimore in the '70s twice he was absolutely fantastic I had all his comedy albums I now have always books and yes I do miss him very much he was the only best, ever never funny or very intelligent man. Funniest person alive he could he could find a joke he wrote about everything and made it all funny whether it's good or bad love him very much miss him too
I loved all that about him too.
Love this man, i even did his sketch for my collection as a male role model which is hard to find anymore
He was a big influence in my life...not as a comedian...however as. A man with great insight...and as a man that had great integrity...a honest man not only too the world...Also true too his own self!
Totally agree. In high school I used to find myself using his ideas because they were just so insightful. I wore "Class Clown" and "Occupation Foole" out in vynil and fake quoted them in book reports and stuff. I borrowed from him the fake quotation. I got several "A"s by referring to the British Colinial Shipping Board (which did not exist and so I could quote saying anything). Other times I followed his example of selecting to my own criteria. What's a teacher with 30 of these things to grade in one night gonna do, research? 😇 Confidence, baby. 😁
*to
He was socratic
Unfilitered. Need more of this today.
these every appearance complations are the best! i would love to see the Chris Farley
He was the best comedian of all time. Because he talked about everyday things that everyone could relate to!! Hands down, the Best!!
Boy, miss you George!
Wisdom and linguistic talent, the best, sharpest monologer I know!
Thanks as always, Don. Interesting to see the switch from more panel to more standup from LN to LS (and yes, the repeat of material -- though for the most part it was a very different audience). I know Carlin had some troubles in the early 2000s but it's interesting that he was never invited back after getting clean.
I love bouth , George C is something else.
Don, you’re a legend for all these uploads! Thanks very much.
I love his monologues on "words" flipping genius. What wit. Miss George. We still need him to make sense of all the world's mess
"I'm busier than a Lesbian in a hardware store"
What a human being , RIP George ;(
LBGQ or whatever or whoever they are would have been classifying George as Public Enemy Number 1! (Not the rap/hip-hop group!)
@@seahawks5725 reading comprehension 0
That line cracked me up and I don't even know what it means. LOL
@@MeloettaMarmalade Stop describing yourself.
He's 100% right.
@@seahawks5725 I would hope that wouldn't be the case. George was a very tolerant and supportive person. He only really targeted authoritarianism, ridiculous trends, and stupidity. And, was funny af, doing it!