Taxi was one of the finest tv shows ever created. Not only was the writing superb,the shows managed to be touching and funny at the same time,but the cast was phenomenal. Christopher Lloyd was especially talented.
Christopher Lloyd's Jim Ignatowski was one of the most memorable characters, ever. Someone who was so carefree that he didn't know what day it was. Well done !
I was around nine or so when I started watching all these classic shows on nick at night and I have loved them ever since. I will always hold them in high regard.
You won't see many shows with moments like this these day's. Moments that teach empathy and wisdom. I am only thirty four but I grew up watching all the classic t.v. shows on nick at night. Im thankful I had the chance to watch them and learn what good acting is. Sure, there are still a few good shows these day's but most of the shows these day's are absolute trash just like the reality shows on MTV.
I loved this show as a kid. Now looking back I think, Oh My God, how good were the actors? But more than that, the writing was gifted and so on point. Respect, now and forever.
I remember watching this scene as a kid, getting ready to laugh, thinking Jim was going to give a wacky eulogy to his horse. Instead, an unexpectedly very touching moment
This is my favorite episode especially when lloyd mentions The faith of Gary the horse..what A unique thought..haha! Taxi is my Very favorite tv series bar none.
Absolutely one of the greatest comedies ever. I just had to do a quick search. It "only" ran for about 5 seasons and ended production the same year the highly touted M*A*S*H did- 2 terrible blows to the medium of TV entertainment that's for sure. Both shows had such depth of heart, but whereas M*A*S*H clearly shifted into more dramatic tones underguirded by humor, Taxi showed ongoing mastery of bringing one to tears during occasional moments like this amidst all the laughter. I cried ugly once when Alex's dog appeared on an episode and at the end it was revealed that he had to put him down. Need I say more?
I remember the guys going to Jims apartment and he said Gary was in the bedroom. Jim couldn't find the right door, because the whole wall was made up of doors... Hilarious!
Gary the horse! There was a classic scene from this episode where the guys try to explain that the horse was dead when Jim told them how Gary sleeps lol.
I remember it well ,driving down a road i saw a dead badger, my partner was sleeping, he woke up and said ah i wanted to see it!! What did he look like and i said He looked like this!! Almost pissed him self laughing Good times man
I understand from what I always heard was that Gary was originally going to be a regular in the series, but he became a real head case behind the scenes and was always clashing with the producers demanding more money, wanting his own really expensive type of oats brought into his private trailer, among other things. S the network decided to write off Gary the horse IMMEDIATELY making his appearance on the show a strictly one time shot...
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One of the truely great moments in television history.
Taxi was one of the finest tv shows ever created. Not only was the writing superb,the shows managed to be touching and funny at the same time,but the cast was phenomenal. Christopher Lloyd was especially talented.
Christopher Lloyd's Jim Ignatowski was one of the most memorable characters, ever. Someone who was so carefree that he didn't know what day it was.
Well done !
I literally did cry when I heard this for the first time a few days ago now in 2024 🥺😢😔
I tear up every time I see this! What a great show it was!
I was around nine or so when I started watching all these classic shows on nick at night and I have loved them ever since. I will always hold them in high regard.
You won't see many shows with moments like this these day's. Moments that teach empathy and wisdom. I am only thirty four but I grew up watching all the classic t.v. shows on nick at night. Im thankful I had the chance to watch them and learn what good acting is. Sure, there are still a few good shows these day's but most of the shows these day's are absolute trash just like the reality shows on MTV.
I loved this show as a kid. Now looking back I think, Oh My God, how good were the actors? But more than that, the writing was gifted and so on point. Respect, now and forever.
I remembered crying during this episode. Rev. Jim has a great soul, kind soul.
I remember watching this scene as a kid, getting ready to laugh, thinking Jim was going to give a wacky eulogy to his horse. Instead, an unexpectedly very touching moment
They were all so young back then. I miss these sitcoms. Shame they don't make them anymore :(
Chris Lloyd was so funny, brings me back to ten years old watching that. Can't seem to find the old re runs. Wonder why?
i've named most of my pets gary, just because of jim naming his horse gary
As a MAN named Gary... I thank you for your support!😉
This is my favorite episode especially when lloyd mentions
The faith of Gary the horse..what
A unique thought..haha! Taxi is my
Very favorite tv series bar none.
Absolutely one of the greatest comedies ever. I just had to do a quick search. It "only" ran for about 5 seasons and ended production the same year the highly touted M*A*S*H did- 2 terrible blows to the medium of TV entertainment that's for sure. Both shows had such depth of heart, but whereas M*A*S*H clearly shifted into more dramatic tones underguirded by humor, Taxi showed ongoing mastery of bringing one to tears during occasional moments like this amidst all the laughter. I cried ugly once when Alex's dog appeared on an episode and at the end it was revealed that he had to put him down. Need I say more?
one of the most tenderest moments caught on camera
There’s only ever one Rev Jim/Iggy/Christopher Lloyd. Deep. But also...😉🙏🏼❤️💥
This was actually very touching on different levels
However did they keep straight faces working with Jim?
Quite often they didn't
I remember the guys going to Jims apartment and he said Gary was in the bedroom. Jim couldn't find the right door, because the whole wall was made up of doors... Hilarious!
Did jim often have very good touching speeches i seen taxi on a few ocassions where jim had people emotional with his speeches
DeVito and Lloyd fantastic.
Best show ever
Gary the horse! There was a classic scene from this episode where the guys try to explain that the horse was dead when Jim told them how Gary sleeps lol.
I remember it well ,driving down a road i saw a dead badger, my partner was sleeping, he woke up and said ah i wanted to see it!! What did he look like and i said
He looked like this!!
Almost pissed him self laughing
Good times man
I did not see that coming. Brilliant.
Neither did Gary.
Louie DePalma "You wouldn't even have to change the words much"
I understand from what I always heard was that Gary was originally going to be a regular in the series, but he became a real head case behind the scenes and was always clashing with the producers demanding more money, wanting his own really expensive type of oats brought into his private trailer, among other things. S the network decided to write off Gary the horse IMMEDIATELY making his appearance on the show a strictly one time shot...
When time comes can you say a few words about ma? You wouldn't even have to change the words much
This was great! Was that Tony Danza in the front row, with leather jacket and brown hair?
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