If you haven't seen it, watch it from 0:00 to the end and tell me that thesis in the title isn't true.
If you haven't seen it, watch it from 0:00 to the end and tell me that thesis in the title isn't true.
good stuff. it is crazy how Tim & Eric that all seems right now lol. Andy was very ahead of his time.
still, it doesn't compare to the Great Flydini
Was going to coincidentally make another thread about Saturday Night Live, but I think I'll just post my thoughts here.
Yeah, Kaufman was a legend. In fact the entire SNL run from the 70's to 1998 (the death of Phil Hartman), is probably the greatest run of sketch comedy in history. I've never seen or experienced anything else like it and I don't know if we ever will again. I mean I used to stay up every Saturday night for SNL, it was the weekly highlight of TV viewing, and there were always at least a couple of of sketches that would make me laugh so hard I would cry.
Seems like SNL died along with good sitcoms, and mainstream TV in general.....but I'll never forget the legends.
So true.
Lets see how many sketches we can remember LOL
Church Lady
Caveman Lawyer
Making Copies
waynes world
Adam Sandlers call in show (can't remember the name)
its Pat
Down by the River
3 retail clothing store workers
Man my memory is fading but there has to be more reoccuring characters.
Thank you very much!
However I think Tom Green is one of the few that can do what Andy did... At least when people didn't know him as well.
I will be the first to admit I don't understand Andy Kaufman's comedy. I sorta get the idea it's sorta meta "I'm playing a character and walking the line between actually being it and playing it" kinda thing but I just don't get why it's funny. he's definitely ahead of his time thou, that much I know.
If you haven't seen it, watch it from 0:00 to the end and tell me that thesis in the title isn't true.
It was the Jim Carrey movie that explained his humor to me. I only saw bits and pieces of Taxi when I was growing up and thought that was really him, then I thought nothing of him until the movie came out and I went with a friend to see it.They let Jim Carrey ruin the man’s legacy, unfortunately.
They let Jim Carrey ruin the man’s legacy, unfortunately.
It was the Jim Carrey movie that explained his humor to me. I only saw bits and pieces of Taxi when I was growing up and thought that was really him, then I thought nothing of him until the movie came out and I went with a friend to see it.
I get him now that I’m older and realize what he was trying to do, but without Man on the Moon, I would have missed out on him completely.
Thank you very much!
However I think Tom Green is one of the few that can do what Andy did... At least when people didn't know him as well.
Harmony Korine was right up there, too, in my opinion.