An Evening With Tim Heidecker | Stand-Up Special
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- Tim Heidecker, one of the country’s best stand-up comedians, is pleased to present his first-ever stand-up special, An Evening With Tim Heidecker, directed by Ben Berman.
Get official Tim Heidecker merch at timheidecker.me...
Filmed in Los Angeles in pre-COVID times and produced by Abso Lutely, it features Tim’s unique, no-holds-barred takes on modern inconveniences, PC culture, politics and marriage. You can call it a send-up, a parody, a character, a performance piece, or whatever you’d like, but at the end of the day, it’s jokes! Please clap.
"Sue me, I'm a foodie!"
Man, nothing is off limits for this firebrand!
take me to your sushi where does he come up with this stuff
And you know there are some snowflakes out there (who probably still use Ameritrade, despite having worse features than E-trade) who are seriously thinking about suing him!
That was seriously hilarious to you? Good God! You don’t know comedy! I’ve only been watching a few minutes and he hasn’t said anything funny at all! You want funny…go see Rodney Carrington.
@@cindymarie67 I think... Just maybe... that the humor of this special has been lost on you.
ORGANIC
DOG FOOD
Thank you guys for all the kind messages!!! I’m so glad this is finally out for all to see. ✌️❤️
Good shit Tim! Happy to see you on the majority report! That was a fun bit. Hope you are well!
it's fuckin beautiful
your fly is open, you might want to re-upload this special with it edited zipped up I think a good vfx guy could do that for you
I would literally divorce my wife if she didn't find this special funny. She drinks Pepsi and dislikes Trump, so that's two strikes right there. The old nag🙄
THANK YOU! this is an instant classic, nonstop laughing, one of the greatest funniest specials ever!
His fly is down for almost the entire show.
Magnificent
He pulls it down when he's pretending to piss at 29:30 lol, which makes it funnier because obviously he didn't need to actually unzip
Almost as magnificent as Joe Rogan's two titty nipple sweat stains. It is kind of crazy though how Tim anticipated the comedy 2020's. He was literally transmitting the future minds and souls of American comedy. We just needed to listen.
I love how he does a weird voice when impersonating people, but it's the exact same voice no matter who he's impersonating.
Reminds me of Bill Burr, while I love his stand-up all of his voice impersonations all sound the exact same.
I'm Tom Hanks! I'm in all the movies!
most people only have one “other guy” voice
An entire 75 second "Pet Sounds" segue to set up the phrase "pet peeves" is truly the sign of a master at work
Its a masterpiece work
very Norm!
Bro really just copied another comment verbatim. Super cringe.
Easy to make Veggie Burger recipe:
1. Brussel sprouts
2. This and that
turkey
@@harrisonbrand8985 buhhh not turkey... FUCK!
Don't forgot Pissmans
I DIED when he screamed FUCK!
Saw dust ??? 🤔
This character is so deep that he’s created a comedy special I can watch with my dad
I couldn't place it and you just nailed it. He's a total dad's comic.
Finally, something I can bond over with my papa.
i wanna meet that dad!
@@GamesThatOwn d-do-do-do
Not my Dad. We've never bonded over comedy. His focus was Blackjack.
When I was really young, around 4 years old, he'd bring me to the tables, and the first thing I learned to read was a drinks menu.
Don't get me wrong. You could say I bonded with Dad.
I bonded him out of jail when he got busted stealing money from payphones on the Strip.
I lost that bond, and the bond for his unit, when he slipped out across state lines.
And when I finally turned 21 and married a stripper, he spent my wedding day on the phone to his bookie. Gave me 50 bucks as a wedding present the day before the wedding then took it back the day after.
Yeah, some of us get dealt bad hands in life. And some of us watch comedy with our Dads.
man, the half assed hypnotism that's just an excuse to look at his joke cards before he's even started is great
Imagine you had no idea who Tim heidecker was before going to this show and you just have the worst night of your life
Dude I had no idea who he was and now I wish I would have just not found out. This is horrendous. Idk how you do "comedy" for 14 years and never figure out how to be funny
@@bradybaldwin4974 *woosh*
@@ab185 Jumbo jet level of woosh.
Even if you didn't know who he was, and have a moderate sense of humor you'd have to know something was up. That or the crowd is full of psychopaths... like @Brady Baldwin
@@bradybaldwin4974 Woosh so big it's gotta be bait.
Forcing a marriage proposal is the best crowd work I’ve ever seen
If he did that to me I would have kept his ring lol.
@@fckem1000 the audience was real... that wasn’t a setup lol. He’s doing bad on purpose but the audience isn’t in on it
@@KA-gy3lz i dont think anyones saying it was a setup lol. 'crowd work' is interaction with the crowd
@@nates8413 my comment was replying yo Robert Durst who apparently deleted his comment lol
@@KA-gy3lz what a neeeerd
I'm celebrating 15 years of not being able to explain to anyone why this kind of humor makes me laugh until I cry
Me too.
It's been a wild ride.
I tried to explain to a friend why Tim and Eric Nite Live is funny but I failed.
It reminds me a lot of Monty Python. Either you love or you don't.
The world is still acclimating to the comedy of the future.
He studied exactly what doesn't work in comedy, and made it work. That's genius.
100 percent - it's hilarious
I think that is his whole point. He's mocking comedy and what it really is?
@@RLeezyDeezy No, I don't think he's mocking comedy. He is acting like someone who does not know how to perform well. There is a difference.
Like being a complete dick to the staff at the venue lmao
It's a genre of comedy called anti-humor. Also, he's an expert at making fun of a lot of shit.
I love this guy. I’m a guy and he’s a guy for guys like us to enjoy. He is not afraid of speaking his mind. Comes right out and tells the world that he is a foodie.
I thought for sure he was about to get cancelled after that one! The stones on this guy!
He usually uses just a little bit of Pissmens : )
Take me to your sushi
You Sir, win the internet today. Bravo.
Plus who cant relate to the bit about having ice cold Coronas in the fridge. Count me in fella
I can't believe how rapid fire the jokes were. I counted something like 4 jokes in 60 minutes. Most comedians pull off a joke per hour, but Tim is firing them out at a joke per 15 minutes. A comedic genius.
AND they are all bangers. I mean, how can you think of making the "Pet Sounds" to "Pet Peeve" connection. My jaw dropped when he hit us with that one.
@@jverkaik100 you forgot "just in the _nick_ of time!" When I think about how he came up with that joke right when he heard the guys name? Genius. Nobody could do that but Tim. I try sometimes when people tell me their name. I was at a job interview and the guy told me his name was Rob. It took me about 4 minutes before I finally said "like how I'm gonna Rob this place!"
Obviously the guy doesn't understand good comedy, but I'm always amazed at how fast Tim can make those jokes. It's amazing.
@@altusshow7574 That is so true! I've been married to a woman named "Mary" for 10 years, and it was only yesterday, after 10 years of long concentration, that I finally blurted out "I'm so glad I'm MARY'd to you". She filed for divorce because the joke took so long. It's no wonder to me that Tim has 8 wives, each one more beautiful that the previous one.
@@jverkaik100 Holy shit dude, what? I wouldn't even worry that joke is _worth_ the 10 years to perfect it.
Honestly dude I'd call up Tim and see if needs an opener. You won't be able to do crowd work like him, obviously, but write a few more and you can do "safety net" comedy for sure!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I was there live to see Tim blow the doors down of the Red Room in Omaha back in 2014. He absolutely killed. Real “comedy without a net” type stuff. Man you couldnt get away with that kind of stuff today. I miss my wife.
jesus christy....LMAO that "i miss my wife" part caught me off guard dude.. Lol fnckin nailed it.
perfect set up, * chefs kiss * (no h0m0]
Incredible comment
The nag?
Your wife’s new legal name is Targus Targus.
Great venue. I saw Cursive there many times.
“I tell a joke. You ____”
There are so many ways he forces a reaction from the crowd outside of just telling jokes it’s actually brilliant. The whole thing is a desperate attempt to get literally any kind of reaction. Names popular music artists, brands, etc just to get an applause. He doesn’t even care if it’s for him. Forces a marriage proposal just to hear the audience clap. It’s definitely a thing where you need to watch multiple times to catch all the details in some of these bits
he does a nazi salute for half a second at 38:40 when he starts talking about trump and the country and its so easy to miss, the way he intentionally flails about as if he's doing it haphazardly but you know every mannerism is planned out and its so good
@@NoraHannigan678 You can hear a few people caught it LOL
I've been watching his stuff for more than a decade and always catch new things. The number of layers to every performance is unbelievable.
That transition from Pet Sounds to pet peeves showed a master at work
Pure genius
wow I totally missed that connection to pet sounds, I was just laughing at the genius of pet peeves~
@@DruNature wait wut
Really? You have a low bar when it comes to what is funny
@@FEDAYIdotCOM What's it like being oblivious? You probably watched "Borat" and thought he was a real person...
I really feel like I'm watching one of comedy magazine's top 5 comedians
I've never seen or heard of comedy magazine, but it seams antithetic to comedy
@@optimisticallycynical.814 NO MORE BULLSHIT
@@optimisticallycynical.814 You need to cut the BULLSHIT.
After this, he is top 4 easy
baby i aint gonna change
Bails on "comedy without a net," dips into the "time tested material" and its immediately airplane jokes.. fucking brilliant.
Well that IS time tested material... nobody said it passed the test, but it was tested alright
I love when he says he could do an hour on someones name, and then just...cant even do any jokes I laughed so hard
@@ekathe85 So many tests? So many planes crashed. So many wind tunnels rebuilt.
Who's Annette and why's he doing comedy without her?
joe list
It's like every 15 minutes he momentarily forgets to be terrible, and a genuinely funny reaction slips through.
The "karate slippers" chirp was genuinely funny
The guy is so funny that even performing as a character who is not funny, he can’t help but fail occasionally and let his genuine humor through.
Haha yes the 5th to 6th grade teacher was genuinely funny
The guy wheezing at the "Savings Bond" joke is the hero of the show. Funniest shit he'd ever heard and I'm here for it.
My wife comes home with these no salt chips. Fuck you! No more bullshit!
No sugar-coating here. Just 110% raw, and real, comedy. No participation trophies, nothing. Just raw, unadulterated, comedy. Some of the best!
NO MORE BULLSHIT!
All the millennials and Zoomers who watch it are going to be triggered they don't get a participation trophey at the end 😅😂🤣
Comedy without a net
Sorry snowflakes, Tim's here to stay
@@H-Vox You do realize he's part of the Democratic Socialists of America, right?
can't believe how quick he is with the crowdwork. he went down the front row and just EVISCERATED everyone without missing a beat. truly one of the greats.
Can you say roasted
@@fuduzan5562 Tim is a comedy sniper and he's NOT afraid to pull the trigger. If you're sitting in the front row you're basically marked for death.
dood is a fucking monster
Top 5 indeed
Truly one of the comedians of all time.
The fucking level of self-awareness this takes is extraordinary.
Are you kidding? He's the worst comedian I've ever seen!
@@jonathanalpart7812 woooooosh
@@jonathanalpart7812 That's the point
And he still improves within it. That breaks my brain.
@@jonathanalpart7812 wait you don't know any other stuff by Tim H?
Opening your set with a Tim Allen joke is beyond bold
*boring
@@liggerstuxin1it's slice of life comedy, you wouldn't understand
'Sue me, I'm a foodie'
Take me to your sushi.
TNA: toking and ale
This needs to be on a shirt
Not turkey, FUCK-
"Take me to your sushi" had me snorting coffee out my nose.
This guy he just tells it like it is
Slice of life stuff
He’s uncancelable
@@willb1405 W O W ur so right omg
He's a man's man
NO MORE BULLSHIT
Throwing the entire crew under the bus within the first 5 minutes hahaha
The intricacies are immaculate. Him constantly checking his notes, the “there’s more to the story” and then proceeding to describe the exact same thing with no punchline, the impish fake laughter when he amuses himself with his own horrible jokes
heeheeheehee
The leather jacket lets you know right away how many you-know-whats this guy gives! (uhhh spoiler alert- ZERO)
@@OfficialWooz It was a set up from the start. They set him up to look bad he even mentions it in the beginning.
heyooo! (lol get it bc jonny carlson haha he had a show with ed mcdonald who would say "heyoo!" when someone said something funny lol ok well god bless)
Ya think?? Haha
As an old white suburban guy, I like to see a old white comic guy wearing a badass LEATHER COAT. I'm like, "YES, THIS is my people! This guy will keep the jokes flowing and hip!!" Tim lets you know upfront - yeah, OK, I'm COOL.
I applaud this comment
The best way to describe this is if Tim Heidecker did a stand-up special.
That would be pretty funny. I imagine.
Seems accurate
This comment section is exactly like the comment section of a Tim Heidecker stand-up special with great material
Best way I've described his style to people is "he's doing it on purpose, but on purpose..." Like, it's so unfunny.. that it's hilarious.
That's... Literally what this is? It's in the title. Greghead alert!!
Love how 27:30 is just a full 5 minutes with no punchline about how he's nostalgic for when he was an alcoholic
I think it was less about alcoholism, and more about how he and his wife had settled into a genuinely enjoyable routine. They found pleasure in each other's company, shared meals and wine together, got through each monotonous day comforted by the prospect of being together at the end of it all. It's sentimental and beautiful, and a genuinely vulnerable moment. So naturally he has to shatter that moment by bragging about how shit-faced he got on the weekends. My interpretation was that "Tim" probably didn't actually get shit-faced all that often, but was forcing bravado and exaggerating his weekends to appeal to the audience when what he really enjoyed was the rhythm of his week and the time spent with his wife.
E trade has all the features
@@Graemyr fucking hilarious comment
@@Graemyr Yeah, all he really describes is weekends where he doesn't have any responsibilities, so he can afford to be hung over on Sundays. It's utterly, innocently mundane.
Ya know how it is when your goin thru your coronas we all understand that.
Tim Heidecker is an exceptional comedian who spends an entire stand-up act pretending to be a bad comedian. I never thought this would be my new favorite comedy genre.
You might also like Neil Hamburger, similar schtick.
@@Rpodnee Don McMillan is for you.
@@Rpodneeshut up. Plain and simple you add nothing to the conversation. So just shut up
He’s making fun of jim brewer and rob schnider type guys. After Covid this would have been really funny.
@@Rpodneehe's taking the piss out of these types of comedians, and he's doing it brilliantly.
"I could go an hour there" *stands in silence*
Cookie Monster.......
@@CarsonFrench *laughs like little girl*
"I love Lady Gaga, but what's next...Lord Googoo?"
Fucking murdered me 😂 so stupid it’s good
i need the timestamp RIGHT NOW
@@mylodelrey6520 15:25 it's my favorite part
I’ve been saying “Sir Googoo” since 2008... that one resonated deeply
What would an artist called Lord Googoo even be?...I picture a giant blob god like creature
I love how there was no actual joke about E Trade just him explaining the website for about a minute and I still was laughing
Its just a good service
@@exoxy So much better than that Meritrade bullshit.
He is playing the coworker, associate, friend of a friend, or guy on the bus.. Kinda reminds me of Andrew dice clay or Rodney dangerfield. The character has his own universe. Extreme narcissism.
isn't the joke that he's doing an ad?
The real joke is Ameritrade.
Even while being satire, the 5th grade teacher changing job to become a 6th grade one is still a funnier joke than anything Brendan Schaub ever did
He was accidentally clever there
it's not fair to compare Schaub to professional comedians
Schaub is low hanging fruit. This is more original than every shitty headliner atm.
And she could always teach 4th grade, if she thinks it's too risky a move.
Water weed
An entire hour without a single funny joke, yet somehow it's one of the funniest things I've watched in years.
satan
you must have missed "lord goo goo"
The Keith Urban joke was prettty prettty good.
The Keith urban joke was actually really funny
"So we have kids. I'm a little disappointed... I was really hoping there would be more material there" is genuinely hilarious.
I like this guy because he just says what everyone is thinking
Trump does it better.
@@TheSaintedOne This is a parody.
@@TheSaintedOne Can't tell if you're a troll or if you are genuinely stupid
You guys are too easy to rile up
I like this guy because he just says what every comedian says everybody is thinking and says what comedians are saying whay they're thinking.
2 minutes in and I wouldn’t be surprised if this mic bit lasts the whole hour...
I was hoping for that
I was thinking the exact same thing. That woulda still been hilarious
I think it's a incredibly common bit of joke conceit like the Pepsi coke riff. I think hes self aware
@@alekhandrjames9288 if you think it took Josh Fadem to come up with that mic bit after a century of mic bits, I don't know what to tell you. someone probably did it in the 1940s honestly
Alekhandr James I’m not angry! I just think it’s one of those ideas that’s been around forever. I’ve seen amateurs do it
The new Netflix special from Joe Rogan reminded me of this.
Can’t imagine why.
This was funnier than the new Rogan, he had to steal jokes from Brendan Schaub for gods sake, that’s his level
@@GaryGoalswhoosh
@@sammoreton333 I’m not sure you know what that means.
@@GaryGoalsthe whiff
"Colin all cars!" Tee hee. Boy I sure wouldn't want to be that guy.
Robert you’re telling me!
He got roasted
He did my man dirty.
Talk about a lambasting. Ouch, too hot for this guy haha
Seems pretty lame to me...
He really nailed the ," trapped in an awkward conversation at a lame party" style of standup.
“Oh wow that’s really interesting, well I gotta-” “ and you know what really bugs me about it is I can’t even open my fridge without the light turning on”
"And then i says, to him i say..." Haha I'm i right?!
What other kind of stand up is there? It all feels like "oh god...I have to sit here and listen to this person fish for laughs?" Quality to it
Pissmans Mustard
So lady Gaga wow right. I think what's shes doing is important and cool.
It's pretty rare to see one of the top 5 comedians of all time perform comedy without a net!
@@tinoramos2555 there’s no one better when going netless
...while wearing a mesh shirt -- DARING!
I don’t think enough people are giving credit to how difficult this performance must have been to develop and pull off. Even with talent, the timing and the brutality would be difficult.
it’s a lot of “shooting from the hip” and “bare knuckling” truly the marlboro man of the comedy scene. it may seem perfectly crafted and timed- but Tim is a revolutionary comedian who just goes on stage and “destroys” he doesn’t take any guff. just kicking ass and taking names.
@@shumbadumbAnd owning the libs. They’re terrified of his no net comedy style and they try to get the PC police after him but then he tells them no and farts in their face
who knew it'd be hard to pretend like you have no talent
Not to diminish the effort that went into this special, but he's been playing that character for well over a decade now. Ironically, by playing that character he could work through his material to find out what stuff bombed instead of working 😂.
Tim is a very good comedian and he always puts a lot of thought into the stuff I've seen of his tbh lol
Tim’s physical acting is really underrated. His gait, giggles, and little tics in this are amazing.
I'd honestly be surprised if he didn't have clown training in his background
The eyes are haunting at times
I saw Tim & Eric's live show in 2020 before covid. It was the most surreal thing I've seen live. At the beginning before the show they just had a home video-like DVD of someone playing guitar on a little TV on a trolly while waiting for people to take their seats. Which they wheeled away as Tim & Eric came out. XD
I don't know how someone can be so good at struggling to speak and then getting frustrated, it's also what I love about On Cinema, he completely messes up every actor's name
@@damienlobb85 saw it too. It was outrageous. Did you get the beef house preview?
This man injected an ETrade commercial into his act. Classic Heidecker
I know haha what if someone in the audience preferred AmeriTrade?! Could you imagine how embarrassing for them! ha haha
*Tim
@@FelixCorsentino or MoneyZap
And a coke commercial and shilled his wife’s candle business. This is the best special I’ve seen in a while. So meta
@@FelixCorsentino Ameritrade just doesn't have the tools that etrade has.
People hating in the comments probably still use Ameritrade even though E-Trade has way better features
@@tommcdaniel9554 I downloaded money zap on my "The Internet" cd rom. No e worms or viruses!!!
@@ooferrell The Innernette!
People hating here probably still use VHS only, and they're named Gregg.
@@kf7721 gregg heads are the worst
Stonks
finally a stand up special i can enjoy with my conservative uncles
"Do I make you feel lucky, punk?" Classic Jack Nicholson line right there
*Jake Nicholson
Jack Nicklaus the gold bear
He was great in Taxi
Nice bait
You spelled Bruce Willis incorrectly sir
The genius of a brilliant comedian doing a full hour of hack comedy, is unlike anything I’ve seen before.
I love that he calls it "Comedy without a Net" and then immediately explains he has back up jokes (the net)
Kinda the point.
@@Calvert1212 Fair enough. I have to say I admire your honesty.
I think my favorite part of that concept is that he's ripping it from Neil Hamburger, too.
I think he meant comedy without Annette but I have no idea who that is other than the great actress Annette Benning.
That butt rock guitar riff playing over and over again while he screws around with the microphone 😂😂😂
I was already losing it lmao 😂😂
I only just realised that it's a 'riff' on "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction", which perfectly describes the typical audience member's reaction if attending this special without knowing who Tim was 🤣🤣.
I understand the sentiment, but that's a Rolling Stones song lol
Is it not a Bill Hicks bit
It's a Satisfaction ripoff cos this hack would not be able to pay for the real thing. It's perfect
I give this special five bags of popcorn and two bags of soda
Truly a modern classic, instant 5 bags of popcorn and a two jugs of piss
Better not be a bag of pepsi
I give it 6 bags of popcorn
I’m going to give it five bags of popcorn, and a little container of hair gel because I know how much tim likes his hair gel. Really loved it. It’s a bit raunchy for the kids but if you’re an adult I really think you’re going to enjoy it
Name of CROKE of coler. And the propcorns! Golden topping squirts
the way he stutters "dad" when he's trying to say "president trump" got me good
Him ridiculing people who take meds to then reveal that his wife takes meds was masterful and says a lot about the character
It's perfect
It says alot about our society
Those head meds
And later he says he's going through a divorce
Yeah, perfect satire of the mean-spirited downwards punching certain comedians and audiences prefer.
I bet you could make an argument that this material and act is harder to come up with than an actual stand up set. Writing dumb jokes that are actually funny and still make sense to the character. He’s truly a genius. Love this man
Totally agree. It's common for people to look at this as easy or lazy, as just a guy just going up on stage and confidently bombing. In reality, it's quite difficult to pull off. Need proof? Go out to an open mic and try it.
Think about movies that are so bad they're good. They work because the filmmaker isn't in on the joke. Once they become self aware, it becomes obvious and they tend to lose the natural humor. When you have to write jokes under that premise, and the audience knows what you're doing, and you still pull it off... impressive. It's all in the delivery. Imo, Norm MacDonald was hysterical, but few people on Earth could take his material and make it as funny as he does.
I love the subtle details, like for example when he uses the stereotypical comedian "What else..." when he says he's one of the top 5 comedians in the US, or when he states that he's going through a divorce despite having done a whole bit about life with his wife, showing that he's the stereotypical comedian who never updates his work
No comic today is more electric than Tim. He comes out with pure testosterone and rides the wave
Electric like the Electric Sun 20, a group of teenagers killed by Tim's criminal negligence! #gregghead
He doesn't ACT like a tool. He IS a tool.
@@leohecht6837 Hey now, he was acquitted
@@leohecht6837 Who are you, Rossetti the Rat? Get the fuck on ‘outta here!
I read this comment while watching him doing his jack nicholson impression lol
I know about ten different people who would do this whole routine unironically...
For real. That's one of the reasons Tim is so funny, is because he isn't afraid to make fun of something so hard that some people legitimately can't tell he's making fun of them!!!
Including the piss song?
Lemme guess ur an Ameritrade guy, right? HA
@@ravenwhoknows5036 I think the joke about the piss song is all these stand up comedians who randomly tack on a musical performance to their act. It's like since they have a captive audience they'll subject them to whatever crappy music they're working on. I think Tim's trying to make fun of that.
thats so good
20:30 is the most spot-on Jim Breuer impression I’ve ever seen, Jesus
Every great impression begins with "I'm ___________."
Every great impression begins with "I'm Jack Nicholson."
@@liamporter5497 stop spamming homeslice
@@Robinsonero It's actually a very good documentary, quite interesting. Watched the entire thing, made me respect Tim quite a lot and realize what he's gone through by being willing to fight the alt-right despite being just constantly trashed by his former fans. (I actually met one of these guys in person. A lefty hipster guy, member of an emo band, who was converted to alt-lite by 4chan.)
I also tweeted it at Tim and emailed it to Sam after Sam responded to something I sent him. So hopefully they'll both watch it.
@@dogchaser520 thanks once again, Dogchaser!
Some quallity impressions in here
When he says Turkey by accident during the vegan burger joke and storms off was comedy gold
This show is literally error proof. As an example, when someone threw him a water bottle, he caught it. If he didn’t, he could’ve easily said “hey nice throw, asshole” and it would’ve landed anyway. Incredible show.
True
It goes even further than that. If nobody laughs at anything, it only gives the sad pathetic comedian he's portraying credibility, which would be amazing. But if everyone does laugh, he entertained the whole crowd, which is awesome as well. He just can't bomb with this stand up
he's amazing at catching things in this
@@doggity5149quite literally with comedians like Tim Heidecker in them he can't lose.
My ONE nitpick is them laughing when he is acting angry at the production. I get it was funny but in this universe they should be confused or silent
When you have comedy shows like Tim Heidecker in them, you can't lose!
Jose Feliciano… you got no complaints
Im glad they are still making these *kinds* of anti-humour standup specials
I've watched this three times now and one thing that I find kind of subtle is how he (ie. the character, obv.) is never building off what the audience finds funny and is only trying to tell the audience what he wants to be funny. He either ignores or lashes out at the audience's laughter when it doesn't comply with what he deems laugh-worthy, and when he doesn't get the response he was hoping for he basically forces it out of the audience. It's a sort of anti-charisma.
check out this series th-cam.com/video/80G38bxPeyI/w-d-xo.html same character. Does an excellent Nicholson there.
The bad-boy a-hole entertainer cliche is so hard to pull off because there is such a fine line and a lot of comics can make a career of telling groaners. So of course he blurs things by using his real name instead of an obvious character (like Tony Clifton). Not everyone's taste, but I giggle all the way through it.
Fascinating stuff
This is a great observation. Sometimes I have no idea why his stuff completely dominates my sense of humor. It’s stealthily complex like you point out.
Anti-humor is a genre
His Tom Hanks was spot on
Yes, and made me realize Tim was the voice of Grumm in the Pilgrims😂
just realized the mic never leaves his chin. absolute commitment to character. this video is one of my favorite things on youtube.
Looks so funny now that you mention it, good eye on noticing that
😂🤣 omg too funny
Except the “shaaaaaaddddaaaahpppp” showpiece
@@Jacob-2796land when he was laughing about cookies name
😆
Jokes really started rolling once I was hypnotized.
bok bok bok bok BOK bok bok
@@LateNightwithStudBuyers Timbo, were you in The Place Beyond The Pines (2012 - 140 minutes 🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🥤🥤)? ??
“I’ll let you work up to it, there’s more to the story” Literally tells the same exact joke😂😂
My bet is that the plan was to keep telling the joke until he got the standing ovation, getting more and more crazy with the "SHUT THE FUCK UP!" each time. "An hour in..." "An hour-Another hour in...This thing was like 4 or 5 hours!" God, I love Tim...
I love how he asks the crowd what he has in his fridge and expects them to know that it’s specifically Coronas lol
It goes deeper. He baited question, when most would just say beer. Many people who love beer, but hate corona, as not being a 'real' beer.
I mean, it's a classic bit, the guy's a master craftsman, but this was the early crowd. the real foodies (the late crowd) always know he's got a fridge full of coronas
@@samanthayork3125 Omg so true, Samantha. You know your shit! I would sip a corona throughout any Tim standup gig I'd be privileged enough to attend! Sip the corona and eat a banana.
@@samanthayork3125 this is why he stopped preforming at college campuses
I can't believe he told the Coke/Pepsi joke in this divisive political climate. Buckle up snowflakes
Edgy comedy is dead. Now it’s alive. (Because of Tim) (Tim Heidecker)
Did he really?? When I saw him with Neil Hamburger in London I was eagerly waiting for it but it never happened haha still an awesome show though
Edit: just started watching, the mic has fallen. Not sure why I was expecting anything else. This is gonna be sweeeeet
@@MyFriendIce he has to keep most of the good material under wraps i bet. This is 5 years of tried and true comedy from Tim h. The process is lengthy.
I’m furious.
That sounds like something a Pepsi drinker would say.
Hearing a single audience member bust out laughing after a joke just gets me. Like, to get that loud of a crack up from barely a joke, just too good
This is one of the most masterful examples of parody I have EVER seen. Holy fuck. Dude is playing a perfect character.
what
@@chocolatewheelchair "THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST MASTERFUL EXAMPLES OF PARODY I HAVE EVER SEEN. HOLY FUCK. DUDE IS PLAYING A PERFECT CHARACTER."
Could you hear it now?
@@prestonhebb1380 huh?
@@prestonhebb1380 i'm sorry what did you say
@@ShattForte He said is Pepsi OOOKKKKKKAAAY?
I love in the Taylor Swift gag how many unnecessary details and characters there are
And he turned to the manager... or producer or who ever does the stuff behind the board. It doesn't matter.
Also his hitting the punchline way too many times.
He wants to seem "in-the-know" cuz he's "in the industry" but he isn't sure what job each of the characters has
Hahaha it’s so amazing
and the engineer, he doesn't know, right? He's just pushing buttons
I love how aggressively slicked back his hair is.
It's the little details like this that separate the comedy titans from the pieces of shit.
@@jonathanalpart7812 I'm concerned the baby doesn't understand that people can change.
@@crossstitchmatches you think this is slicked back? this is PUSHED back
I USED to be a peice of shit!
@@A3xiam1 i used to be a piece of shit too... Spiked hair and chicken spaghetti... a real big piece of shit
I used to think life is a tragedy, but now I realise it's An Evening with Tim Heidecker | Stand-up Special
When you got comedy specials like Tim Heidecker in them you CAN’T LOSE!
this sentence didn't even make sense 😒 like think before you have a use to it
@@vocationforaliving1398 can’t tell if that’s another on cinema quote or not
THESE ARE GREAT STAND UP SPECIALS!
I give his performance six bags of popcorn and maybe a little microphone to keep doing these comedy specials 🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿 🎤
Six bags of popcorn, two sodas
You go back 10... 20... years and NO ONE was doing this type of comedy man. Tim's just a monster. HUGE. Absolutely kills it every time he's on stage.
Tim is hilarious and his act stands on its own, but it is heavily inspired by Neil Hamburger (Tim's friend and frequent collaborator Gregg Turkington) who has been at it the past three decades.
I hope people dont think Im making this up...but he looks like an actual bear
But also, fucking funny.
Greased up in his jocks " Look at me you motherfuckers"
He’s a great fuckin guy. Fuckin RIPPED
Imagine being so talented that your act is pretending to bomb, and it’s so goddamn funny it beats most genuine attempts at stand up comedy? God bless you, Tim.
I'm sure that's never been done before and better and tim.
@@thatoneguywithahugethang Yeah, that sentence totally made sense.
The mere imagination of that is crystal clear in the flesh
If the phrase“it’s just a joke bro”, became a person had a family a, got divorced and didn’t accept that they peaked 15 years ago tried out comedy. Great job Tim.
So excited that they're still making this KIND of comedy.
When you've got stand-up specials like Tim Heidecker in them, you can't lose.
It's got everything: laughs, improv, fun, pacing around
@@lunch_meats_etc and dance
God Bless the Unidled Shlates
every since cosby got CANCELED
I've rewatched this more than any legitimate stand up special
I watch it maybe twice a month
I mean it’s better than most legit specials.
This is a legit stand-up, wdym?
Tim is a comedic genius
Back for my monthly viewing
My wife hates thus guy. She's all "he's too sexual, he's crude, he's anti-kindness." Yeeeaahh... That's why my boys and me like him.
This comment really caught me off guard - it's so absurd and stupid - it's perfect. It's the funniest variant of this joke in the comments section and has barely any likes. I suppose it's because the video isn't getting that many views anymore ... but you have my thumbs up, mate 👍
Hell yeah bröther ☠️
You would probably like Guy Talk, with Paul Rust.
Yup. I love being a self righteous egomaniacal chauvinist idiot with me and THA BOYZZ
Sounds like she needs some rusty Johnson, haha, am I right fellas!!!
Tom Hanks impression is unironically hilarious.
IM TOM HANKS 😃
Finally, some comedy for the every day mans man.
T&A yo
@@rupertproudhorseiii7776 daddy does like his milkers
For the every guy's guy
I know, right?
Tim *repeatedly* fumbling Coke & Pepsi to the point where he could not complete the bit only to IMMEDIATELY turn around and nail Sierra Mist on his first go absolutely destroyed me
i didnt even noticed that lmfao
He nailed that Sierra Mist line
I only noticed this after all this time lol
Ripped off Norm Macdonald's joke
@@alclark941 Which one?
Comedian plays a comedian for a comedy stand up special
The layers of meta are like a warm quilt I snuggle under
comedium*
Meta
I believe it.
This is abso-lutely what I would THINK I was watching if I was watching a regular stand up on acid.
Man I have been having a very hard time lately and have been scarily depressed today and I’m trying to rely on my sense of humour to get me thru this and decided to rewatch this. The head meds part made me have my first audible laugh in a while and I needed it. Super grateful for Tim’s comedy right now
Incredible name. I believe he was a regular on the Colgate Comedy Hour
@@KrisserStoffer he was! Although he was no Roy Donk.
I can't tell you how happy it makes me that Tim Heidecker's 'Jack Nicholson' impression is literally him doing the @dril avatar
LMAOOOOOO I didn't even think about that, what a fucking legend.
Holy fuck
Ahhhh. "MR Death Penalty 2022"! Men of culture, we meet again!
A little bit of Broadway
I just love how he's talking about his wife's candle business, brings a guy up to talk about his candles, then gets him to propose to his girlfriend (dropping the topic of candles altogether), and then somehow transitioning into a rant about Obamacare. No punchlines, just moving from topic to topic without resolution.
if daydreaming had a side gig working open mic nights
the best thing is that he says "you said this is your girlfriend" gesturing to the girl in the crowd, but that was never established, indicating that this guy was an audience plant for Tim to roast
They asked for comedy without a net, tim delivered perfectly
@@StronkyHose not necessarily
Always the master of artfully tripping over his words
The hypno-, hypnosi-, hypn-, series of stutters were genius
The misspeaking/stuttering/intentional creation of new words is one of my favorite things about his comedy. I.e. from Awesome Show "nose entrances extanded "
Tingle Hie-Drangus.
i think he’s said he had a bad stutter as a kid, and though he worked hard on getting over it he’s now able to switch it on
Are you joking?
I love how he sets up the jokes to seem like they will have some amount of complexity but then just ends it with “huckabee president one day” and calls it done.
Finally a comedian controversial enough to take on the REAL ISSUES
He’s just saying what we’re all thinking!
no more bull$@#!
NO MORE BULLSHIT!
Dude I'm fucking crying reading these comments
“If I wanted a Pepsi, I’d asked for a Pepsi”. Joke of the millennium.
I'm embarrassed to admit that it took me at least 2 seasons of On Cinema to realize he's doing a character, and I saw this and thought oh nice it'll be the real Tim, he gets me every time.
It's funny, I've been a Heidecker fan since Awesome Show and I used to watch clips of his stand-up character. But when On Cinema first came out I would watch an episode or two on and off and it never fully clicked with me. I knew he was making fun of something but I was under the impression it was just about bad movie critics. I had to reassess everything when The Trial came out and watched the whole thing from beginning to end, hadn't even realized Decker was part of the Cinemaverse until then. Now I go through the whole damn saga nearly every year before the newest Oscer special.
@@willscanlin1287 hadn?
The closest you get to seeing the "Real Tim" is when he genuinely laughs...otherwise, it's kind of a crap shoot lol.
Tim is a modern day Andy Kaufman, and then some. He's master of comedy, parody, and surrealism, and is so fucking prolific it's insane.
You thought he hrld a desert party and killed 20 people?
Colin all cars!😂
I really like the description. "One of the country's best stand-up comedians, is pleased to present his first-ever stand-up special." I cant wait to watch this lmao
Now this is comedy that speaks to average working Schmoe like me. And none of that POLITICALLY CORRECT nonsense! God bless Tims comedy and god bless America
Preach brother. Preach.
No more bullshit!
NO MORE BULLSHIT that's what i'm talkin about! this guy's an absolute nut!
@Antifa Cuckeesian if ya know Tim’s comedy and the people who understand and appreciate the genius of it you can tell, my friend.
SKULL YEAH BROTHE
I remember seeing the Coke vs Pepsi joke many years ago. It’s come a long way and it’s so brave to go up there and tell it in this day and age of cancel culture and “wokeness.” Twitter is gonna eat him alive for that one!!
The audience was great. You definitely have to know what you’re walking into with this kind of comedy lol
+ agreed