Phil Hartman was one of the greatest improv comedians to have ever lived. He was so much fun to watch whether in an interview, TV or live SNL. This man was an amazing writer and just a great family man as well. So sad his life was cut short in the manner it was.
I was a background extra on the movie 'Sgt. Bilko.' During a lull in filming, Phil Hartman came over to a group of us and chatted us up for a few minutes. Nice guy.
The range of this man is simply astounding. He really did have it all. Thank you to whomever put this together. It's been over three decades and I'm still marveling at the genius of this treasure.
8:25 Simply amazing in the 90’s you had to take a test to become a Citizen of the USA Nowadays a Big Bag of Fentanyl and a Criminal Record gets you free access!
@@jpc2470 i’m pretty sure she was on that one anti depressant too that every mass murderer was on. the name is escaping me. i’m their ads they even mention in a very soft and fast voice “thoughts of suicide or homicide”
Phil's talent was just immense. There were so many epic talented guys from SNL in the 80's, but Phil tops them all, my opinion. His German/English thing in the beginning is just a whole other level to other guys who do great impressions. Thanks for uploading!
I know this is a 1 yr old post. Hope you’re well. But, I have to believe if people had lived beyond their end, this world would be a different place and I often think for the better. We lost locally and in the limelight people from the 80 , 90s, and 2000s that actually made good wholesome impacts.
Thanks for collecting and posting this treasure. He was very reserved on Snyder's show, but this is some of his funniest material. He and Jan Hooks were an incredible team on SNL.
I don't mean this to be in any way disrespectful, but Phil Harthman's voice and manner of speech is simply the funniest thing I've ever heard. Maybe it's because I watched so much Simpsons (and News Radio) as a kid but I can't help but smile whenever he says anything.
How can this be? This tower of comedy, a talent so giant that it continues to thrill & impress new audiences throughout the decades, a loss too great to actually fathom? Gone too soon & never replaced, Phil Hartman is still sorely missed by those that remember his unique greatness ....😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I love how Phil Hartman’s comic persona, the guy in the suit and tie, was a complete invention: in reality he was a laid-back, t-shirt-and-jeans, pot-smoking hippie surfer dude who designed album covers for rock bands… crazy! He didn’t even become famous until he was forty, either - proof it’s never too late to hit it big with your third, fifth, or eighteenth career.
Thank you so much, Don Giller. The October 3, 1995 Late Show episode is special to me because my late dad and my cousin (his nephew) were in the studio audience that night. I remember my dad's stories about the taping. He saved his ticket stub. We were all Late Night and Late Show fans in our family.
_Timestamps for anyone that wants them:_ Late Night: 1. April 5, 1989 (0:00-6:56) 2. October 31, 1989 (6:56-16:40) 3. September 21, 1990 (16:40-25:58) 4. October 8, 1991 (25:58-35:54) 5. March 19, 1992 (35:54-45:36) 6. October 8, 1992 (45:36-56:08) 7. March 18, 1993 (56:08-1:06:51) Late Show: 8. November 9, 1993 (1:06:51-1:17:40) 9. February 17, 1994 (1:17:40-1:29:29) 10. January 4, 1995 (1:29:29-1:42:29) 11. October 3, 1995 (1:42:29-1:55:05) 12. March 26, 1996 (1:55:05-2:03:26) 13. November 21, 1996 (2:03:26-2:12:53) I'm months late to this but I really appreciate the upload, without it I would have never seen most of these great clips. I wasn't around when Phil was still here, but he really did seem like a genuinely funny and kind person. I can only imagine what shows he would be doing today, but they would probably be fantastic.
He was one of the best cast members ever. During his run on the show the best comedians went through there during the early 90s.. Loved his voices on the Simpsons.
So immensely talented. Still remember that day, hearing the horrible news and being in such disbelief and sadness. Such talent and an amazing human by all accounts
Interesting to see how much more confident he was on later appearances. Heartbreaking to see the picture of his adorable young son who would be an orphan in 10 years. Rest in peace, Phil. You are loved and missed
I've been hearing about Phil Hartman for years now from various people and how he was a genius and all that. Today was my first time actually thinking "you know what? I think it's time to look him up". Didn't even look familiar, but from the get go his cadence, speed, and comic mind really made me be so attentive to what's happening and soak it in. I go into the comments, and I see people saying "what a tragedy" "lost too soon" "I still can't process his loss". Me not knowing anything about him, I google him. Ok death this year, spouse this, kids that... wait, murder-suicide by his deranged wife. I couldn't believe it!! 49 years old?! so young! he was still working and still very much relevant and very much very good! for all these years i had no idea, but now i know...this is truly one of the great tragedies of the comedy world, and to some..it was biggest. RIP Phil
I just think it is quite sad that the entire genius of the man is eclipsed by his deranged wife's murderous rampage. This is like the ultimate win for the woman... Not only has she murdered him but in people's minds, the tragedy completely encompasses what brilliant and awesome joy he brought to us, the common folks watching him... I think the best way to remember Phil Hartman is to deny the woman her win and keep him alive in what he excelled at. I hope Phil and Norm, Super Dave and Chris are having a real blast right now, making all Heavens laugh.
Yeah, and Norm Mcdonald too. With some guests he seems to just be going through the motions, asking the pre written questions then asking DO we have a clip but here you see the difference.
My first Yankee game was May 28, 1998. It was David Wells' start after his perfect game. I was 15 and almost as soon as I left the house, the radio reported Phil's murder. I'll never forget that day. The Yankees won 8-3 against the Red Sox. Jorge Posada and Darryl Strawberry both hit home runs. I was so torn that day. Phil was such a big influence in my humor.
@@andreww3621 Deep down, I’m really just kidding brother. You just ran into a Boston douche bag (me) who knee jerk comments to Yankees fans. Have a good night. Keep Phil Hartman in mind and keep helping others whenever you can. It’s our only chance here. Be well.
Great collection - thanks for this - awesome to see all these! 2 of my favorite funny people. Perfect environment for Phil to go off. I miss these days - we were so lucky to have Letterman on late night TV - so much entertainment. Cheers.
I just can't get over how ALL these shows / clips hold up. I enjoy these more now than when I first watched them back in the 80s. How is that possible?
Because, as much as people don't like to admit it, Hollywood is full of extremely talented film professionals of all disciplines who tend to make work of enduring quality.
Mr Giller I don't know who you are but sir you have made my day so many times and you must have a great collection or you worked for these people at one point whatever you have done to get these recordings you've done a fine job and I am very happy to have stumbled across this channel these videos would be dead if it wasn't for you.
THANKS so much, Don!!! I was so very very downhearted when his death was announced on our news in New Zealand. Although I had seen him on SNL only via compilation 'Best Of...' videotapes over here (and film roles) I was a huge devotee of 'News Radio'. What a tremendous loss. One of the biggest natural talents ever!
I work in one of Dave's favorite restaurants in Indianapolis. He's been in with his family many times. He's very cool and treats people like he's always know them. Nice guy.
What a phenomenal talent Phill was, I love watching all these programs he done. Such a funny man. Too think of all the television and movie hours gone to waste because his wife had a drug problem. I'm very glad I stopped doing drugs myself twenty five years ago. Sometimes drugs can effect your life directly, and then sometimes indirectly. Either way it can effect everyone around you that can become a down rite pain that nobody needs or wants. For me , the last twenty five years of my life have been the best. I try not to look back. No one said this life was going to be easy. Peace everyone.
@@hoagielamp6543 being 62 has zero to do with being judgemental of cancel culture. Ignorance transcends age and generation. Do you believe, for example, that the right will die out in about 2 generations? Hardly. Same with the KKK and white supremacy.
Fantastic. A Robin Williams collection would go down a treat, and collections featuring Carson would also be brilliant. Thanks for the effort you've put into this and all of your other videos!
What I realized about my own real life is I’m not really special or important but I can still make a big difference in peoples lives by just being earnest and thoughtful.... nobody will notice or care but deep down I will know it’s true.
Mr. Giller...I truly hope you had a nice Thanksgiving. The memories you have brought back through your astonishing efforts have brought immeasurable joy to so very many. Thank you so very much.
I met Phil at NBC and spent an hour talking to him one late night. A nicer, more down-to-earth person you will never meet. His biography (You Might Remember Me) and ending bring me sadness. I miss him.
Phil was a very unique talent and it's a tragedy he's gone. He would have kept us laughing for decades to come. Even though he's gone I'm still laughing at the things he did. Fantastic impersonations.
Dave had to be on his game. When you have a witty, intelligent and hilarious guest like Phil Hartman, you had to make sure he didn't end up laughing at you instead of with you. The man was a comedic genius with every character he ever portrayed, completely believable. That man literally made me laugh until I hurt.
Although I wanted to watch all of this, I did not think I wanted to sit for 2 hours straight, but this was so enjoyable and funny I ended up watching it all straight through. It really hits a peak at 01:20:00-1:30:00. I watched that part several times. Phil you were awesome !!!
I never really watched The Simpsons or his run on SNL, but I've been addicted to Don Giller's channel...and man does Phil Hartman have so much life in him. It's just so weird when there's someone who has so much life and then one day they just don't exist. I have no doubt he'd be one of the biggest actors in Hollywood today if only because of his unsupressable charismatic life energy. You can just feel it...and even Hollywood wouldn't need to validate that...it's something only people who love him and fans of his work can validate. I wish I was familiar with his work.
I saw a video roundtable discussion of Simpsons writers where they all realized at some point that all of Hartman's characters on the Simpsons were the same voice. They found it particularly funny because it took them years to realize it. The guy could do lots of voices and it may have been his own private joke on the crew to keep getting away with it. He was also graphic designer who did the artwork on over 40 album covers. He once said that most of his career was built on doing a bad Bill Murray impression. I think in turn, Kevin Spacey made a career out of doing a bad Phil Hartman. What a talent Phil was and what a loss.
Most women married to men this talented would have been so supportive-what a terrible choice he apparently made ?He "Made " SNL what it was for so many years; Funny back then, better writers too ? Bless this man for never letting Letterman rattle him with interruptions to the flow of his subject matter; Letterman never seems to get the great attention he requires , and often at the expense of his guests' creativity. I was introduced to him after a show when Jim Varney and I were at the Comedy Store on Sunset; When I said nice to meet another resident from Gary-He said nothing, as if he didn't want the crowd to know he, himself is from, Indiana ? Arrogant, unfriendly, and even Jim said so. "You're the Reason I'm not Married" LyndaFayeSmusic@gmail&Yahoo.
Ooof, right in the gut... why you have to remind people of this? Why be such a buzz kill? What benefit you get from typing out this morbid trivia? \ I hope they had a good life and a fulfilled adulthood.
I loved Phil. News Radio was a great show. His talent and gift to all of us is sorely missed. He was the voice of Blasto, an original PlayStation game (if anyone remembers), in addition to all of his work on SNL and the Simpsons.
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Phil Hartman was one of the greatest improv comedians to have ever lived. He was so much fun to watch whether in an interview, TV or live SNL. This man was an amazing writer and just a great family man as well. So sad his life was cut short in the manner it was.
I was a background extra on the movie 'Sgt. Bilko.' During a lull in filming, Phil Hartman came over to a group of us and chatted us up for a few minutes. Nice guy.
The range of this man is simply astounding. He really did have it all. Thank you to whomever put this together. It's been over three decades and I'm still marveling at the genius of this treasure.
You’re welcome!
@@dongiller agreed, thank you SO MUCH for editing this, glad David Letterman enjoyed his company greatly :)
Same. I’ve seen it a few times in full before, and Im back-two hours just flew by, smile on my face the whole way.
So talented. We were robbed of decades of his humor
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Simply amazing in the 90’s you had to take a test to become a Citizen of the USA
Nowadays a Big Bag of Fentanyl and a Criminal Record gets you free access!
He was robbed of his life.
The references to his wife are just so gut-wrenching. What a talent we've lost.
another life loss due to anti-depressants
@@jpc2470 i’m pretty sure she was on that one anti depressant too that every mass murderer was on. the name is escaping me. i’m their ads they even mention in a very soft and fast voice “thoughts of suicide or homicide”
@@chazworm3 she was on zoloft
This pushes the point that despite what a person may show outwardly to the world, their personal matter can be quite different.
And often
Phil's talent was just immense. There were so many epic talented guys from SNL in the 80's, but Phil tops them all, my opinion. His German/English thing in the beginning is just a whole other level to other guys who do great impressions. Thanks for uploading!
Could you imagine if he was still alive, we'd have Late Night with Phil Hartman.
I'm not sure he would move too quickly to that. He could write and act better than some who have been late night guests.
Not his trajectory
I know this is a 1 yr old post. Hope you’re well. But, I have to believe if people had lived beyond their end, this world would be a different place and I often think for the better. We lost locally and in the limelight people from the 80 , 90s, and 2000s that actually made good wholesome impacts.
Thanks for collecting and posting this treasure. He was very reserved on Snyder's show, but this is some of his funniest material. He and Jan Hooks were an incredible team on SNL.
I don't mean this to be in any way disrespectful, but Phil Harthman's voice and manner of speech is simply the funniest thing I've ever heard. Maybe it's because I watched so much Simpsons (and News Radio) as a kid but I can't help but smile whenever he says anything.
That sounds very respectful! He was so great in the Simpsons and News Radio :) What a great voice he had
I know right. I grew up with Lionel Hutz.
I've seen him in such movies as 'Dial M for Murderousness'.@@clutch7548
first i would learn the definition of the word disrespectful because the word you're looking for is "homosexual"
@@1BadSavage lol, even tho this person was being sincere and I completely respect that, this was a perfect response. Hope the OP appreciates this
RIP Phil Hartman (September 24, 1948 - May 28, 1998), aged 49
You will always be remembered as a legend.
This makes me sad, I didn't appreciate him enough. He's truly funny. We can only thank him and be grateful we have these videos.
2+hrs of Phil Hartman = "Good times... good times."
Thanks again Don, another excellent archival, much appreciated.
How can this be? This tower of comedy, a talent so giant that it continues to thrill & impress new audiences throughout the decades, a loss too great to actually fathom? Gone too soon & never replaced, Phil Hartman is still sorely missed by those that remember his unique greatness ....😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I love how Phil Hartman’s comic persona, the guy in the suit and tie, was a complete invention: in reality he was a laid-back, t-shirt-and-jeans, pot-smoking hippie surfer dude who designed album covers for rock bands… crazy! He didn’t even become famous until he was forty, either - proof it’s never too late to hit it big with your third, fifth, or eighteenth career.
It's safe to say that Phil Hartman still lives on in all of our hearts.
Great comment and commentary
People talk about best this and best that -- all I can say is Phil Hartman consistently made me laugh harder than anybody who has ever been on SNL.
I love him to but God rest both their ass souls. Norm has Phil beat.
But God rest Phil's soul he was to great
Same here.
Same
@@brendanohara7022 my vote goes to Norm also
@@brendanohara7022 norm mcdonald over phil hartman - NO WAY.
One of the underrated greats.Phil Hartman.There will never another of his like. RIP knowing no one could ever Phil your shoes.
All these Letterman compilations are so great, you are a legend for uploading these
You could always tell when Dave loved a guest because he would slap his desk repeatedly right before a break. Love Dave and Phil. Awesome talents.
This is a treasure! Thank you for assembling sure was a lot of work.
Thank you so much, Don Giller. The October 3, 1995 Late Show episode is special to me because my late dad and my cousin (his nephew) were in the studio audience that night. I remember my dad's stories about the taping. He saved his ticket stub. We were all Late Night and Late Show fans in our family.
Post stub within 10 days to avoid
BS call
@@joeambrose3260 Or you could just, you know... ask it in a nice way. Instead of becoming the douche yourself.
@@joeambrose3260 I can't imagine he could be worried about people verifying the ticket stub.
_Timestamps for anyone that wants them:_
Late Night:
1. April 5, 1989 (0:00-6:56)
2. October 31, 1989 (6:56-16:40)
3. September 21, 1990 (16:40-25:58)
4. October 8, 1991 (25:58-35:54)
5. March 19, 1992 (35:54-45:36)
6. October 8, 1992 (45:36-56:08)
7. March 18, 1993 (56:08-1:06:51)
Late Show:
8. November 9, 1993 (1:06:51-1:17:40)
9. February 17, 1994 (1:17:40-1:29:29)
10. January 4, 1995 (1:29:29-1:42:29)
11. October 3, 1995 (1:42:29-1:55:05)
12. March 26, 1996 (1:55:05-2:03:26)
13. November 21, 1996 (2:03:26-2:12:53)
I'm months late to this but I really appreciate the upload, without it I would have never seen most of these great clips. I wasn't around when Phil was still here, but he really did seem like a genuinely funny and kind person. I can only imagine what shows he would be doing today, but they would probably be fantastic.
That third appearance, he was so far above the crowd's heads and didn't let it slow him down at all
Thanks
I'm glad you had a chance to appreciate him
Thanks for putting this up. The guy was seriously funny.
He was one of the best cast members ever. During his run on the show the best comedians went through there during the early 90s..
Loved his voices on the Simpsons.
This was great, wish things didn't end the way they did for him. He had so much more to give. Such a cool dude, RIP!
One of the most versatile and talented comedians that ever lived.
So immensely talented. Still remember that day, hearing the horrible news and being in such disbelief and sadness. Such talent and an amazing human by all accounts
Very few comedians can leave a lasting smile on your face like Phil did.
Hartman is easily top 10 all time SNL cast members
Easily.
Interesting to see how much more confident he was on later appearances. Heartbreaking to see the picture of his adorable young son who would be an orphan in 10 years. Rest in peace, Phil. You are loved and missed
He's so clever, honest and charming....what Canadian isn't, after all? RIP Mr. Hartman. You are sorely missed!
Trudeau....
I could be wrong but I’m pretty sure you tube comments aren’t getting read in the afterlife, the data plans are different id assume 🤷🏻♂️
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With Norm and Louie now gone what do we have? Tom Green, Colin Mochrie... That's fuckin it
what a great compilation! Loved Phil Hartman and I think Dave really enjoyed having him on the show. Thanks Don!
Outstanding collection, Don. Really miss Phil, he was an amazing talent.
statistically speaking, every breath has a molecule of Phil Hartman in it :)
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I've been hearing about Phil Hartman for years now from various people and how he was a genius and all that. Today was my first time actually thinking "you know what? I think it's time to look him up". Didn't even look familiar, but from the get go his cadence, speed, and comic mind really made me be so attentive to what's happening and soak it in. I go into the comments, and I see people saying "what a tragedy" "lost too soon" "I still can't process his loss". Me not knowing anything about him, I google him. Ok death this year, spouse this, kids that... wait, murder-suicide by his deranged wife. I couldn't believe it!! 49 years old?! so young! he was still working and still very much relevant and very much very good! for all these years i had no idea, but now i know...this is truly one of the great tragedies of the comedy world, and to some..it was biggest. RIP Phil
He was the only SNL cast member who ever complained about having to be in too many sketches each week
A bit too capable for much rest PLUS he drew an audience. I liked Eddie Murphy a lot but Hartmann was one of the most intelligent people in comedy.
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I miss Phil Hartman.
Me too 😭
Did you ever watch New Radio? Bet of Pill Hartman. Great show...
He was the BEST!!! He could do anything!!! He was under used, and under appreciated!!!
@SEZWAH in my oppinion he deserved more movie roles, to me he was underused.
His wife didn't
What an absolute legend. Loved him on SNL, News Radio, even Jingle All The Way.
was a huge fan of Hartman then, still am. just makes me sick that he lost his life at such a young age and in the way he did.
ME TOO. such a huge loss of one of THE best talents then or now, for sure. :( - i hate his stupid ass wife.
@R consider decaf.
I just think it is quite sad that the entire genius of the man is eclipsed by his deranged wife's murderous rampage. This is like the ultimate win for the woman... Not only has she murdered him but in people's minds, the tragedy completely encompasses what brilliant and awesome joy he brought to us, the common folks watching him... I think the best way to remember Phil Hartman is to deny the woman her win and keep him alive in what he excelled at. I hope Phil and Norm, Super Dave and Chris are having a real blast right now, making all Heavens laugh.
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couldn’t agree more.
It’s interesting to notice, there are a very people Dave seems to genuinely be in awe of, and Phil was apparently one of them.
Yeah, and Norm Mcdonald too. With some guests he seems to just be going through the motions, asking the pre written questions then asking DO we have a clip but here you see the difference.
Norm was the best
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Dave liked Chris Farley also, even kissed Farley on the cheek. Farley made Dave do a ''gut laugh''
My first Yankee game was May 28, 1998. It was David Wells' start after his perfect game. I was 15 and almost as soon as I left the house, the radio reported Phil's murder. I'll never forget that day. The Yankees won 8-3 against the Red Sox. Jorge Posada and Darryl Strawberry both hit home runs. I was so torn that day. Phil was such a big influence in my humor.
Yankees SUCK
@@ToldAlthea weirdo
@@andreww3621 Deep down, I’m really just kidding brother. You just ran into a Boston douche bag (me) who knee jerk comments to Yankees fans. Have a good night. Keep Phil Hartman in mind and keep helping others whenever you can. It’s our only chance here. Be well.
what an incredible document. thank you
He never failed to make me feel better 😆😂🙏
Great collection - thanks for this - awesome to see all these! 2 of my favorite funny people. Perfect environment for Phil to go off. I miss these days - we were so lucky to have Letterman on late night TV - so much entertainment. Cheers.
God, I miss you Phil. So good to see this. Thanks a million, Don.
You’re watching too many videos today. Take a break. :)
@@dongiller I hate my job that much...
One of the funniest guys who ever lived. Thanks for this!!
I just can't get over how ALL these shows / clips hold up. I enjoy these more now than when I first watched them back in the 80s.
How is that possible?
been watching a lot of phil and norm talk show clips.
Because we realize what we lost and how good he was compared to so many since.
i was either not alive or in diapers when these came out, but I cant get enough of 80s letterman
Because, as much as people don't like to admit it, Hollywood is full of extremely talented film professionals of all disciplines who tend to make work of enduring quality.
Good becomes great
Thanks for the compilation, Don... What a brilliant (and I'm told kind & loving) human being... Thank You Dave... Love & Miss You, Phil Hartman.
Thank you , he deserves an award for his vast talent
Ty for compiling this! I'm reading the biography on him right now. RIP Phil.
That biography is incomplete. Like a 300 piece puzzle, over 100 pieces are missing.
@@bobbyfrancis8957 it was good but you're right. I feel like the author couldn't go into more depth because someone was holding him back
Mr Giller I don't know who you are but sir you have made my day so many times and you must have a great collection or you worked for these people at one point whatever you have done to get these recordings you've done a fine job and I am very happy to have stumbled across this channel these videos would be dead if it wasn't for you.
Thanks, Jarrad! Deeply appreciated. No, never worked on the shows. Just collected and preserved it all.
There's some bio in my "about" page here.
Don Giller wow great job sir and thank you for replying to me have you ever got to meet mr letterman
Don Giller wow great job sir and thank you for replying to me have you ever got to meet mr letterman
Don Giller wow great job sir and thank you for replying to me have you ever got to meet mr letterman
Several times, all fleeting. I never introduced myself. Maybe someday.
One of the most brilliant comedic minds of all time. Man I love his work. Just fantastic.
THANKS so much, Don!!! I was so very very downhearted when his death was announced on our news in New Zealand. Although I had seen him on SNL only via compilation 'Best Of...' videotapes over here (and film roles) I was a huge devotee of 'News Radio'. What a tremendous loss. One of the biggest natural talents ever!
So sad to come to the end of his life the way he did. Incredibly funny and wickedly creative man. Wish you were still here, Phil!
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I work in one of Dave's favorite restaurants in Indianapolis. He's been in with his family many times. He's very cool and treats people like he's always know them. Nice guy.
St elmos? 😁
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I hade no idea this guy was this much fun. Boy, did we loose an amazing talent.
A talant very similiar to Robin Williams.
Phil Hartman was soooo so talented. He is sorely missed.
Not really
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no. really.
@@danwroy Troll.
What a phenomenal talent Phill was, I love watching all these programs he done. Such a funny man. Too think of all the television and movie hours gone to waste because his wife had a drug problem. I'm very glad I stopped doing drugs myself twenty five years ago. Sometimes drugs can effect your life directly, and then sometimes indirectly. Either way it can effect everyone around you that can become a down rite pain that nobody needs or wants. For me , the last twenty five years of my life have been the best. I try not to look back. No one said this life was going to be easy. Peace everyone.
I'm sooo happy I found this. Thank you sooo much, Don
Literally one of the funniest men who ever lived thank you😂
@@davidporter671 Norm Macdonald is now a piece of shit
@@InfamousGUNN Sounds like bullshit. He's been judgemental of "cancel culture" but he's also 62.
@@hoagielamp6543 being 62 has zero to do with being judgemental of cancel culture. Ignorance transcends age and generation. Do you believe, for example, that the right will die out in about 2 generations? Hardly. Same with the KKK and white supremacy.
@@Silvana716 I think while ignorance does transcend age it's still more prevalent in older folks, certainly when it comes to newer things.
@@InfamousGUNN remind me what he did that makes you come to this conclusion.
Fantastic. A Robin Williams collection would go down a treat, and collections featuring Carson would also be brilliant. Thanks for the effort you've put into this and all of your other videos!
robin williams couldn't hold a candle to phil hartman.
@@arielstrafing5225 that’s your opinion
What I realized about my own real life is I’m not really special or important but I can still make a big difference in peoples lives by just being earnest and thoughtful.... nobody will notice or care but deep down I will know it’s true.
That's what it's all about
You’re dreaming !!
Wakey Wakey Eggs and bakery.
What fun !!
Miss him
There’s a select few people who when you look at them, you just laugh and know you’re in for a treat. One of the best
"Hi, i'm Troy McClure, you may remember me from.."..man, i miss this guy
Doderio Larkisso hey, that’s my line! :)
Such motivational films as "Smoke yourself thin" and "Get confident Stupid!"
Doderio Larkisso Damn his aweful wife for taking him from us😠
Eric Gauthier the Brad Goodman...something or other
Troy was very memorable in such telethons as "Out With Gout '88" and "Let's Save Tony Orlando's House."
OMG he was so special. Thank you for this clip. What a mind.. what a talent. laughing my ass off right now. woooooo...
Mr. Giller...I truly hope you had a nice Thanksgiving. The memories you have brought back through your astonishing efforts have brought immeasurable joy to so very many. Thank you so very much.
Thanks! Please stay safe and smart throughout this nightmare.
I've heard alot of great stories about his friendship with Jon Lovitz, those 2 on SNL for years what a great time that had to be.
Phil Hartman was the best ever! He is dearly and sorely missed.
Right there at the end, Phil does Ahnold doing Phil doing Troy McClure. The world still doesn't know how much it misses you, Phil.
I miss this talented and kind man. Jealousy is the disease of soul; my grandma used to say. His wife was suffering of this disease.
The caveman skit was my favorite as a kid! “Listen folks. I’m just a simple caveman..”
I’m just a simple caveman lawyer. . . And all I know that entitles my client $xx, million ...
His first interview is what he did for his SNL audition. God Bless You Phil. ❤️
My absolute favorite SNL cast member of all time. Loved his time there and all his characters.
One of the most underrated comedians ever. Never got a chance to fully bloom.
and a Canadian
@@rixvspinner Well, that was the best part.
God he was so damn brilliantly funny. One of the funniest people that has ever lived. So talented and such a tragic end to such an amazing soul.
I watched this whole video and loved it. He was such a unique talent and a joy to watch. No one quit like Phil. Thank you for putting this together.
He’s so gregarious, confident and funny. Such a shame we lost him.
Did you know he designed the logo for Crosby Stills Nash and Young?
He spent 10 years with the Groundlings and 8 years on SNL. Quite the actor. I first saw him on the Silo commercials around 1984 ,,1985
We didn’t lose him; he was taken from us 😔
The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away. We all miss him. What a talent
I only knew him from news radio. I didn’t know he was legitimately funny. What’s gregarious mean
I wish I lived in a world that Phil Hartman was the elder statesmen of our comedic world.
I met Phil at NBC and spent an hour talking to him one late night. A nicer, more down-to-earth person you will never meet. His biography (You Might Remember Me) and ending bring me sadness. I miss him.
Why did he have an hour to spend talking to a stranger?
Post SNL hang. Other cast were there. Phil was very gracious. The '90s were a simpler time.
Such a rare talent. I watched it all and loved every minute!
Phil was a very unique talent and it's a tragedy he's gone. He would have kept us laughing for decades to come. Even though he's gone I'm still laughing at the things he did. Fantastic impersonations.
He was the master, funnier impressions than anyone.
God Bless you Phil!!!!
You made A difference.
You will never be forgotten!!🌻😁❤.
this post is a better, more satisfying treat than anything on the thanksgiving table! thank you
Dave had to be on his game. When you have a witty, intelligent and hilarious guest like Phil Hartman, you had to make sure he didn't end up laughing at you instead of with you. The man was a comedic genius with every character he ever portrayed, completely believable. That man literally made me laugh until I hurt.
Oh my goodness, I laughed even harder than Dave when Phil walked out to the smattering of applause at 1:11:30.
Although I wanted to watch all of this, I did not think I wanted to sit for 2 hours straight, but this was so enjoyable and funny I ended up watching it all straight through. It really hits a peak at 01:20:00-1:30:00. I watched that part several times. Phil you were awesome !!!
Someone who isnt really remembered as the legend he was. Wish he had more time to shine.
Epic. Thanks for organizing this.
I never really watched The Simpsons or his run on SNL, but I've been addicted to Don Giller's channel...and man does Phil Hartman have so much life in him. It's just so weird when there's someone who has so much life and then one day they just don't exist. I have no doubt he'd be one of the biggest actors in Hollywood today if only because of his unsupressable charismatic life energy. You can just feel it...and even Hollywood wouldn't need to validate that...it's something only people who love him and fans of his work can validate. I wish I was familiar with his work.
Then just watch it weirdo. No need to sit around and wish
You really are nasty, Nate.
The most versatile SNL cast member. I loved him on NEWSRADIO AS BILL MCNEIL ❤💯
No matter how many times I watch this, the egg Latin story around 1:22:50 always makes me laugh. Rest in Peace Phil Hartman
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NOBODY did impersonations better on SNL EVER! Just a huge, huge talent. and David was/is a national treasure deluxe!
A great talent..Taken away from us way too early....RIP Phil
One of the funniest people in the United States,loved him on SNL and News Radio
Everybody loves Phil Hartman
Phil and his son were robbed of a wonderful life shared together. A cultured and literate, brilliant man.
Daughter, too. Phil had a daughter named Birgen Hartman. Both Sean & Birgen were robbed. Finish your homework, John.
Love all these collections - thanks
I saw a video roundtable discussion of Simpsons writers where they all realized at some point that all of Hartman's characters on the Simpsons were the same voice. They found it particularly funny because it took them years to realize it. The guy could do lots of voices and it may have been his own private joke on the crew to keep getting away with it.
He was also graphic designer who did the artwork on over 40 album covers. He once said that most of his career was built on doing a bad Bill Murray impression. I think in turn, Kevin Spacey made a career out of doing a bad Phil Hartman. What a talent Phil was and what a loss.
Tremendous loss
Wow, a bad Bill Murray impression is so accurate. Yet, it was so entertaining too
Wow what great catch on spacey!...never thought of that.
@@bigdukesix4161 Agreed. I was instantly reminded of Spacey's character in Se7en. Seems quite true.
Most women married to men this talented would have been so supportive-what a terrible choice he apparently made ?He "Made " SNL what it was for so many years; Funny back then, better writers too ?
Bless this man for never letting Letterman rattle him with interruptions to the flow of his subject matter;
Letterman never seems to get the great attention he requires , and often at the expense of his guests' creativity. I was introduced to him after a show when Jim Varney and I were at the Comedy Store on
Sunset; When I said nice to meet another resident from Gary-He said nothing, as if he didn't want the crowd to know he, himself is from, Indiana ? Arrogant, unfriendly, and even Jim said so.
"You're the Reason I'm not Married"
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The coolest funniest guy in the world. He would easily be an old icon like Bill Murray is now. I miss him!
His poor children would be orphaned a few years later. Heartbreaking.
10 and 6 !
Ooof, right in the gut... why you have to remind people of this? Why be such a buzz kill? What benefit you get from typing out this morbid trivia?
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I hope they had a good life and a fulfilled adulthood.
They’re doing ok
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9 AND 6
I loved Phil. News Radio was a great show. His talent and gift to all of us is sorely missed. He was the voice of Blasto, an original PlayStation game (if anyone remembers), in addition to all of his work on SNL and the Simpsons.
Thanks for the heads up. Now i want to try Blasto!
Blasto was like the prototype of what his Zapp Branigan was going to be like if he got to work on Futurama.
Gone, but never forgotten. That was a very sad day when he was killed. I'll never forget the utter sadness at the whole situation. I miss him still.