Highly infectious! You have no idea how his comedy affected me since I first listened to him. I love to play with language and make similar jokes like this all the time!
These stand clips are really important. Small segmemts of really successful comics, in a format we mostly don't see, we only really see their polished 30m/1hr specials
Wow, George looks so young here. He was about 37 here, but looks to be almost 10 years younger in my opinion. His act was very clean here. He is extremely mild here. He developed into a comedic dynamo as he got older.
Come on, it's logic, right ? everybody looked much younger 37 years ago in 1974 AND George was also 37 years old. And you know that a lot what George was talking about through the years it all came out ànd is happening now. Yea, some say he's more a visionary than a comedian. ❤
10 years younger?? He's 37 but he looks 45..but moves like 37.at least that how he would look now compared to a 45 yr old today who might look 35.ppl look younger today
@@Carousel5883 People’s appearance is not so much dependent on the era they were born in as a whole. Everybody’s lifestyle and natural rhythm, habits, diets, breathing, thinking process, belief system are different. Their unique combination of lifestyle, along with their inherited DNA features, all create their appearance. Also, a person’s experiences shape their body, mind, psyche, emotions. Also, their environment, the people close to them, all shape how they appear.
@@angeloiodice9304yes that's true, especially with race .with the ,black don't crack and Asian look younger.i know it's generalisations.in Asia ppl I get my age within5 year bracket but in Europe and US they always guess I'm 10 sometimes 15 years younger..
@@Carousel5883 I lived in Asian countries, and I agree, many look years younger. But, many watch their diet and remain extremely active, all day hiking, biking. I used to go to sulfur bath spas where everybody bathed in hot mineral waters and exercise and stretch. Some guys well into their 80’s can knock off 15 pull-ups and many many push-ups and they stretch like pretzels. So youthful. However, 40 years ago in Asia, the people were much thinner, as I observed. The traditional diet of grains as a mainstay was followed. Nowadays, with the influx of the heavy western diet, people are much heavier. Traditionally, dairy was not an important food in Asia. In Japan, dairy was taboo. It was actually thought of being barbaric to consume the milk of another mammal. Seems like those of almost every indigenous nation that follow the customs, traditions, lifestyle and diet of their native countries, keep their health and youth longer. In India, the Himalayas, I could not keep up with the rail thin men in their 80’s, scurrying up the mountains like squirrels, subsisting mostly on glacier waters and a piece of flatbread.
Loved George when he did his weather skits on the Ed Sullivan show like around 69 to 70. George is pointing at a map of the U.S and discussing various weather systems that are supposed to occur throughout the country. Then he says that one state is currently experiencing a "severe pressure center". "Now a lot of you viewers have written into the network asking what a severe pressure center is". George points at the map of the U.S with the weather system labeled "severe pressure center" and answers, "That is severe pressure center!". Fucking hilarious. 🤣
Had never seen George Carlin in his earlier days like this, in all his 90s standup he's grey haired but still youthful at heart. His brand of humor will be missed
George was endlessly entertaining and I wish he was still around, just to completely roast the latest round of human idiocy, which we seem to possess in greater abundance than ever before.
I believe this is the episode Sparks are on. First time I saw them, and I became a fan. Would love to see the footage some day. EDIT: I guess it was later in 1974 on the November 22 broadcast...but still, I'd love to see the footage for the first time in almost 50 years.
0:35 For George's edification. You listening, George? The philtrum (Latin: philtrum from Ancient Greek φίλτρον phíltron, lit. "love charm"), or medial cleft, is a vertical indentation in the middle area of the upper lip, common to therian mammals, extending in humans from the nasal septum to the tubercle of the upper lip. And for the guy who wanted me to specifically answer the ridges question: The philtral columns are the two small ridges that run along either side of this groove up to the bottom of the nostrils. Happy now, buddy?
@4:50 - I am pretty sure, almost sure, I remember some 70's television special where Carlin came on stage and just stood there and said nothing, Stood and stared, the audience laughed some, but he just stood there for a few minutes, then said 'Thank You' and exited. Does anybody else remember that? Was that on Midnight Special or Tony Orlando or some other variety show .. or ... am I thinking of another comic?
Hm... I dunno if that's the translation, but in German, we call these two lines between upper lip and nose a Hasenscharte, which my dictionary translates to either harelip or cleft lip. Is any/either of that accurate?
0:38 The *PHILTRUM* (from the Ancient Greek _phíltron_ meaning "love charm") is the vertical groove in the center of the upper lip, running from the base of the nose to the lip's peak.
I give him credit for being clever. Unfortunately, being clever doesn't necessarily equate with being funny, which is certainly true in this case (at least to me -- I know humor can be subjective).
he's most probably having the worst time in his grave right now May Allah protect the believers and the children of the believers from evil evil people like George Carlin and his legacy
The GREATEST comedian I’ve ever heard. The GOAT 🐐
George Carlin was, is, and always will be THE BOSS!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
How about Richard Pryor？
🐐🐐🐐🐐
"never heard of him" - George
I agree with you Jose Phroman
The Goat
His love of language was palpable. And infectious. :) RIP Georgie.
Highly infectious! You have no idea how his comedy affected me since I first listened to him. I love to play with language and make similar jokes like this all the time!
These stand clips are really important. Small segmemts of really successful comics, in a format we mostly don't see, we only really see their polished 30m/1hr specials
Agreed. The puzzle pieces are vital to the complete puzzle.
I love 70's George and this is new to me. Thank you!!
😁
I can't believe I just got to know him about a month ago, and he's being around for so long, such a genius
Wow, George looks so young here. He was about 37 here, but looks to be almost 10 years younger in my opinion. His act was very clean here. He is extremely mild here. He developed into a comedic dynamo as he got older.
Come on, it's logic, right ?
everybody looked much younger 37 years ago in 1974 AND George was also 37 years old.
And you know that a lot what George was talking about through the years it all came out ànd is happening now.
Yea, some say he's more a visionary than a comedian.
❤
10 years younger?? He's 37 but he looks 45..but moves like 37.at least that how he would look now compared to a 45 yr old today who might look 35.ppl look younger today
@@Carousel5883 People’s appearance is not so much dependent on the era they were born in as a whole. Everybody’s lifestyle and natural rhythm, habits, diets, breathing, thinking process, belief system are different. Their unique combination of lifestyle, along with their inherited DNA features, all create their appearance. Also, a person’s experiences shape their body, mind, psyche, emotions. Also, their environment, the people close to them, all shape how they appear.
@@angeloiodice9304yes that's true, especially with race .with the ,black don't crack and Asian look younger.i know it's generalisations.in Asia ppl I get my age within5 year bracket but in Europe and US they always guess I'm 10 sometimes 15 years younger..
@@Carousel5883 I lived in Asian countries, and I agree, many look years younger. But, many watch their diet and remain extremely active, all day hiking, biking. I used to go to sulfur bath spas where everybody bathed in hot mineral waters and exercise and stretch. Some guys well into their 80’s can knock off 15 pull-ups and many many push-ups and they stretch like pretzels. So youthful.
However, 40 years ago in Asia, the people were much thinner, as I observed. The traditional diet of grains as a mainstay was followed. Nowadays, with the influx of the heavy western diet, people are much heavier. Traditionally, dairy was not an important food in Asia. In Japan, dairy was taboo. It was actually thought of being barbaric to consume the milk of another mammal.
Seems like those of almost every indigenous nation that follow the customs, traditions, lifestyle and diet of their native countries, keep their health and youth longer.
In India, the Himalayas, I could not keep up with the rail thin men in their 80’s, scurrying up the mountains like squirrels, subsisting mostly on glacier waters and a piece of flatbread.
Loved George when he did his weather skits on the Ed Sullivan show like around 69 to 70. George is pointing at a map of the U.S and discussing various weather systems that are supposed to occur throughout the country. Then he says that one state is currently experiencing a "severe pressure center".
"Now a lot of you viewers have written into the network asking what a severe pressure center is".
George points at the map of the U.S with the weather system labeled "severe pressure center" and answers, "That is severe pressure center!".
Fucking hilarious. 🤣
He’s is truly what you’d call the GOAT!
Wow.he was so young..I used to watch the midnight special every Friday nigh growing up...
4:37 "hand me the piano."😂
Penn and Teller threw that last line in their movie. So hilarious.
Had never seen George Carlin in his earlier days like this, in all his 90s standup he's grey haired but still youthful at heart. His brand of humor will be missed
Those two lines on your upper lip are call Philtral Columns.
and cocaine.
George was endlessly entertaining and I wish he was still around, just to completely roast the latest round of human idiocy, which we seem to possess in greater abundance than ever before.
Now everybody's wondering what they did with Sears.
I believe this is the episode Sparks are on. First time I saw them, and I became a fan. Would love to see the footage some day. EDIT: I guess it was later in 1974 on the November 22 broadcast...but still, I'd love to see the footage for the first time in almost 50 years.
Time is our biggest battle in life
The GOAT! 😮
How come we only hear of things being discombobulated and never being combobulated ?
the master❤❤❤❤❤
Ha had it and then he refined it and I do enjoy it when he got more angry. Speak from the bone of your heart George.
Funny enough, "Chalant" IS used as a slang today among us Gen Zs
George had his finger on the pulse man
0:35 For George's edification. You listening, George? The philtrum (Latin: philtrum from Ancient Greek φίλτρον phíltron, lit. "love charm"), or medial cleft, is a vertical indentation in the middle area of the upper lip, common to therian mammals, extending in humans from the nasal septum to the tubercle of the upper lip.
And for the guy who wanted me to specifically answer the ridges question: The philtral columns are the two small ridges that run along either side of this groove up to the bottom of the nostrils.
Happy now, buddy?
Came here looking for this 😂
Cocaine ramps
"There's two. There's Two. There's Two." So simple, but so funny.
comedy on coke, never misses
"we've all hit plenty of bumbs"
@4:50 - I am pretty sure, almost sure, I remember some 70's television special where Carlin came on stage and just stood there and said nothing, Stood and stared, the audience laughed some, but he just stood there for a few minutes, then said 'Thank You' and exited. Does anybody else remember that? Was that on Midnight Special or Tony Orlando or some other variety show .. or ... am I thinking of another comic?
I saw it. I think it was the Mike Douglas show.
I saw it. I think it was the Mike Douglas show.
@@roblawhorne1015 - thank you!!!
I remember that !! It was so funny and only he could have pulled that off !!!!!
One of a kind we'll never see again - Truth Seeker.
Full episode PLEASE
Very Mitch Hedberg esque
Both on drugs
Right, George was inspired by 6 year old Mitch.
Hand Me That Piano was always a go to when things got stupider than usual.
What they do with Sears?
Classic ✌🏼RIP
George coked outta his mind, brilliant
Are you wondering why our our country is the way it is?
Answer: George isn’t with us anymore.
...and Robin Williams.
So many were the heart of our world, and kept us united.
🕯RIP, George, Robin...
The woke left have destroyed this country with their "feelings".
Now I know where Bo Burnham got his homage skit on phrases that you'll never hear used together. From one generation inspiring another.
George was good looking inspiring beatnik with great mind back in days. But,definitely, he aged like a cathedral.👑🔥
Hm... I dunno if that's the translation, but in German, we call these two lines between upper lip and nose a Hasenscharte, which my dictionary translates to either harelip or cleft lip.
Is any/either of that accurate?
Those flesh line are infact called philtral columns.
i call it the avoi-dance😅
I love George's hair in the 70's too bad he lose it as he got older
He looks sexy here
Love Carlin especially the later stuff, he wasn't at it here unfortunately.
At 3:00 he lost his way in the routine and had to scramble.
Cheese Fondont, it’s lactose free fondue!
Heath Ledger doing standup
Wow this is very Mitch Hedberg, way before Hedberg.
Why do people say, "I'm just dying to know."? Does that mean that once they know, they will die or live on?🤔🤷♂️😂
"Boss" and "out of sight" are so dated! Lol.😂
Wow He's wearing a Capitol Theater tee shirt I saw concerts there in the 70's
0:38 The *PHILTRUM* (from the Ancient Greek _phíltron_ meaning "love charm") is the vertical groove in the center of the upper lip, running from the base of the nose to the lip's peak.
LoL
Mitch Hedburg’s predecessor
I always enjoy George Carlin. However, there is a word for the little space and lines that comes down from your nose.😊🤔
Those two lines on your upper lip.
That's coke, George.
omg... he was liam kneeson before liam kneeson!
'Filtrum' is the word
Genius - he gets a laugh for saying nothing.
Beets me!
....those two lines are called the glabellum but, yeah, not useful
The glabellum is the lines between the eyebrows and above the nose. That's not what he meant.
@@FerenswayRecords my apologies, I stand corrected!
Nasolabial Folds?
Philtrum
Furs
Filtrum
Naked ?
..... The Capitalist Hippie Show .... 😬
I give him credit for being clever. Unfortunately, being clever doesn't necessarily equate with being funny, which is certainly true in this case (at least to me -- I know humor can be subjective).
Not his best set. Not only is he fully into his "Didja ever notice..." phase, but he loses his place at least a couple of times.
Not funny
What is fun?
@@paulhammons7077 It's what you need to do as much as possible in life, because that's all that matters! 😊
fucking love george carlin. the man was a prophet. cancel culture today would be destroyed by carlin and they wouldn't know how to deal with it.
You got that right Dude... Those little crybabies of today couldn't handle CARLIN !😁👍🏻
"Political Correctness is FASCISM disguised as manners!" -George Carlin
I'm saying it m.he looks hot here.. hippie scruffy hotI love his voice
he's most probably having the worst time in his grave right now
May Allah protect the believers and the children of the believers from evil evil people like George Carlin and his legacy
Boring!!! Where’s the soul Acts?