Jeff Altman at Dangerfield’s (1986)
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- “Here’s a guy who made me laugh many times. A little soft in the head, but he’s a big, big, big kinda guy... Jeff Altman!”
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i remeber watching this as it premeried on hbo back in the day
Saw this in '86 on HBO. That VHS tape was passed around more than the fav local girl.
I recorded this exact episode too. I was 14 🤣 good times
Me too my pops had this on VHS!!! As well as 700 pornos...I got my ass busted one time bc I left the TV on channel 3 so he knew I was watching porn lmao
My dad stole 'flip you like a cheese omelet' from this routine and used it unironically until the day he passed! this makes me laugh and remember him.
Saw this live on HBO big night for a lot of stars, shot them big time into Hollywood.👍😁😎
I remember watching this on HBO I believe. If memory serves me right, Robert Townsend, Sam Kinison, and maybe Dice Clay were on there too
Originally from Syracuse, NY-that explains a lot
Having seen him numerous times on Letterman, Carson, and his short-lived, somewhat strange weekly variety show "Pink Lady and Jeff", my SO and I went to see him at a small comedy club in our hometown around the same time as this video (mid '80s). He was funny, but like this video his material that night was a little different than his TV act. The club was one of those comedy clubs so common in that era that were so small there wasn't much of a stage, so the comedians wandered around between the tables during their act. He did a lot of playing off the audience and ad-libbing, and yes, his act was fast paced like in this video.
Lmao facts
Jeff Altman is Haugie Hogg in "Hazzard"
Hughie
Very "high" strung like Robin Williams (you can see Robin's influence on Jeff)
Other way around
He started stand up two years before Williams.
He was in an episode of Mork & Mindy 😂
He didn't do the BUTT steak routine.
Fuck this was great
Damn lmao
Gilbert brought me here
He reminds me so much of dan akroyd
0:29
Is he related to dan aykroyd?
I was thinking "Rowdy" Roddy Piper
His material was pretty limited. He did the birdy up my nose and the high trousers about 2 dozen times on Letterman. I guess Letterman liked it and wanted him to do it every time he was on the show? The high pants bit was funny the first two times, not the last 20 times, and the parakeet up my nose made zero sense to me so I never found it funny. He admits in a recent podcast that he was lazy, hence the repetitiveness, I guess. He had great energy, he just needed to write more material, IMO.
Zelensky's material was pretty limited. He did the white stuff up the nose and the speeches in a t-shirt about a dozen times. I guess Nuland liked it and wanted him to do it every time he was on tv? The playing piano with his dong thing and the dancing in spandex and high heels made zero sense to me so I never found it funny. He admitted in a recent photo op that he is lazy, hence the repetitive counteroffensive doomed to fail. He has great energy, he just needs an endless supply of disposable human sacrifice material, IMO.
Altman might have been limited but he's funny.
@@jjryan1352😂😂😂
Cocaine fueled comedy of the 80’s was a trip.
Lame
Noob
@@jjryan1352 1986 putdown - fitting
@@MeMe-td1ye as if saying "lame" isn't "cringe". I guess you're waiting for a video of a 1986 stand up comedian that is "awesome".
You're judging 80s comedy after knowing everything that came after. This is a decent set. More slapstick than rocket science. He was B level comedy and fairly well known.
@@jjryan1352 um..bill hicks, Sam kinison, Rosanne Barr, Seinfeld... Plenty of 80's comedy stands test of time. Some doesn't..
@@MeMe-td1ye exactly my point. You're comparing him to A listers you know now and are being overly dismissive. The set was fine. A bit fluff but still solid.
If you think it's funny💩👌🏽
Worst. Comic. Ever.
He has 50 tv/film credits from 1976 to 2010. Not bad for a "Bee Movie" talent. You might say it was Easy Money.
Tom Arnold was the worst. Or Bob Saget.
Is this a joke? Saget was hilarious. Have you ever even seen his stand-up, or are you basing that opinion on Americas Funniest Home Videos?