Saw Norm live at the Wheeler, right before the COVID shutdown.
Probably one of his last live appearances.
RIP on people in peace.
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Saw Norm live at the Wheeler, right before the COVID shutdown.
Probably one of his last live appearances.
RIP on people in peace.
I think my favorite thing about him is that he always seemed to be really enjoying himself in his role, like he always had some clever angle and was just owning all these shows and appearances.
Crowder has an entire show dedicated to Norm. Over an hour of his work pretty well done
Precisely. And no joke embodies that quality of his as well as this one does. Just look at the shit eatin grin.Quote:
Originally Posted by ill-advised strategy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxD3pT8C9-A
"and let me tell you—that's not your only resemblance to Rin-Tin-Tin! You're a fucking dog face! How do you not get THAT?"Quote:
Originally Posted by stealurface831
Norm was all time. Huge part of my love for anti-humor
Was this one already posted? I don’t think it was…..Quote:
Originally Posted by stealurface831
https://youtu.be/n3LMSflEN54
my god, the man was a menace.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mustonen
Audio is kinda shitty, but I always enjoyed this clip:
https://youtu.be/dAg9M-O9wGo
I hadn’t seen that one before. I love him even more now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mustonen
Rewatched this one
https://youtu.be/2mhUIIhcTb8
Quality OJ joke at the end.
I love Norm MacDonald and as a bonus I worked with a guy for many years who had a the same voice as Norm
Unless you got a different link than me you still haven't seen it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brownski
(I also hadn't heard it before)
Anyone have the viddy link?
I went down a Normhole today and had a tearful moment while watching his final performance on late night with David letterman. Seemed like those two had a really good relationship and a lot of mutual respect and appreciation. Letterman had some really touching things to say about him.
Turd Ferguson / Burt Reynolds Norm is always funny every time I see it.
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What a fun rabbit hole. Fucking comic genius.
https://youtu.be/1kInS5veL9I
The B-O-R-E-D joke, Turd, the Woodson Heisman/OJ joke, the correspondent dinner, on and on. I was crying from laughing so hard. He had huge balls and was fearless.
Who else could tell the POTUS to inhale the weed next time.
Balls of steel and idgaf
https://youtu.be/d5kpXhq5nHM
Totally. The Crocodile Hunter bit 10 days after he died on The DailyShow was exactly that and only Norm could pull that off. I think it was Meyer’s that said it’s too bad Norm isn’t around to tell a joke about Norm being dead because he’s the only one that could pull it offQuote:
Originally Posted by plugboots
I miss him more the more of this I watch. His comedy was totally under appreciated
This is exactly what I've been thinking as I watch more Norm than I have since his SNL days. The massive tribute is just missing the biting comment--if Norm was here he'd say something like Jerry's "well, that was enough of him, anyway."Quote:
Originally Posted by mcski
As previously posters have mentioned he excelled at the deadpan thing for sure. Maybe that's why it's so funny and charming to see him lose it laughing with Super Dave;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xw3gJoM9yD4&t=388s
The greatest episode of anything ever. Now they’re both gone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Angle Parking
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Love Super Dave's sanctamonious schtick. Deadpan meets deadpan and I might to agree with you on the greatest episode ever thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by stealurface831
honestly, Adam Eget is fucking hilarious too. he and Norm had unbelievable chemistry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Angle Parking
"Super Dave, lets tell the folks at home..."
Ruthless! Loved the East German Olympic speed skater joke. Even better since Germany reunited 8 years earlier, not that anyone there picked up on it :biggrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by frorider