@Eddie R agreed lol it IS a very nice touching thing to say but idk what makes it so special haha special would be if I said "he was literally the best person ever and life is meaningless with him gone" or something
Hi, I'm Troy McClure. You might remember me from such public service videos as "Designated Drivers: The Lifesaving Nerds" and "Phony Tornado Alarms Reduce Readiness."
there is a clip from JRE with Dave Foley, where Joe talks about being at a party with her, and she was just so demeaning to Phil. And Andy Dick is allegedly the one who sent her back down the cocaine path that led to Phil's eventually death. He was just cosmically screwed, and a huge, huge loss.
If you weren’t alive when Phil Hartman died, it was like Mr. Rogers had been murdered by his own wife. It still shocks me to this day and I’m just a fan. Can’t imagine how his family and friends feel...
Lisa Simpson: “Mr. Huts, why are you burning all of your personal papers?” Lionel Hutz: “As of now Lionel Hutz no longer exists. Say hello tl Miguel Sanchez!”
He was supposed to be the voice of Capt Zap Branagin on Futurama, the part was written with him in mind. I love that show but he would have been so much better than some guy basically doing a Phil Hartman impression.
I remember it seeming like that was the final nail. Everything changed on The Simpsons after Phil Died. It was a death that hit home when I was a kid. He was very loved.
I just loved Phil Hartman. He was just a unique funny talented and endearing man. What a huge loss for us all. Such a tragic story and way to end the life of someone that really had an impact on so many people. I would have never known Joe was close to him. Sad.
I loved Phil as the Caveman Lawyer- definitely my favorite! It's terrible that his worst enemy was sleeping in his bed :( It broke my heart when this happened.
I was in the Czech Republic when Phil died and never heard about it. When I returned to the States and didn't see any sign of him on TV or anywhere and when I found out, I was devastated. He was a great graphic artist. Did the album cover for Steely Dan's Aja, America's Greatest Hits. Some Poco album covers, too. I wish I met him.
I was just a toddler, but I remember playing a game called "Blasto". Phil voiced Blasto. I remember giggling and playing it over and over for purely his voice over. Then watched shows like Ren and Stimpy, never knowing he died like a month before Blasto came out
didn't sound like they were assassins, more like some "muscle" meant to scare the guy. I mean, how nice are you gonna be to someone who is literally trying to blackmail you?
Speaking of Stephen Root and the Cohen brothers.....don't forget that he was the blind radio station owner in "O Brother Where Art Thou". He was brilliant. :)
It was such a tragic loss, he was an incredibly talented and sweet guy. Look up videos of Jon Lovitz talking about him, he can't stop himself from choking up. Everyone on SNL loved him, there's a video of the late 80s cast all holding each other as they present a video tribute to him at SNL's 25th anniversary in 1999. It's very moving... We've lost so many comedy legends now, it's really sad but that's life I guess.
Today marks 25 years since one of the most unfair and tragic deaths of a celebrity ever. I had never taken a death of a celebrity that hard until Phil Hartman was taken from us. Such a senseless and confusing death of a man who had so much to give the world. You are not forgotten Phil. 25 years later we miss you.
I remember seeing small soldiers as a kid and my dad laughing everytime it would just show Phil's face lol....... His scene in the Ax Murderer movie with Mike Myers had me rolling when I first saw it. Lol Hartman wa just funny PERIOD.
Phil Hartman was a delight and funny in everything I ever saw him in - SNL, Newsradio, and the couple of '3rd Rock from the Sun' episodes he was in. RIP.
I sometimes forget Joe knew Phil Hartman. Man that must have been so cool. That was like one my favorite comedians during his time here. Mind blown when I realized Phil was on peewees playhouse,so was Lawrence fishburne. Aaaahaha ADD
I remember an E! Documentary mention that in one of the SNL’s openings with Phil Hartman’s intro, his wife was actually in the shot. And she tried to turn her face around to the camera but the crew wont let her. So it just shows the back of her head...as it should be! You ain’t part of the cast
0:55-1:07 is way up there on the list of "joe roganiest transitions" Like if you look past the giant cloud of smoke to see the gears turning inside his head..."he was the nicest guy...he used to like to get high and go to strip clubs"
add to it ... describing Phil as being fake nice to blackmailer until the thugs arrived to threaten roughing the blackmailer up. Not saying the blackmailer didn't deserve it but kind of weird to call someone the nicest guy and then your first story is him sounding like a mafia boss.
Phil Hartman was my all time favorite SNL cast member. I know that's a big statement considering how many great comedians that show produced. He was versatile, funny and made everyone around him better. Loved him.
I used to watch news radio as a kid. Phil Hartman makes that show work so well. He's like Dennis from Always Sunny... in terms of vanity that turns into comedy.
I wished I could've met him too. And yeah, my soul still hurts to think Phil is no longer around. How much did I admire Phil - The Gold & Silver Pawn Shop in Vegas was selling the prop box of "Colon Blow" ad parody Phil held on a SNL bit, and I considered buying it. Still kinda regret I didn't. Just to have something that Phil had touched seems like a good omen to have. And that dead pan response he had in the bit "...Colon Blow?", will forever crack me up!
You are so cool..we were talking about you at the Bank the other day....the young teller dude and me were telling everyone about you Phil Hartman could do so many roles RIP
House guest with Sinbad was my shit! Love some Phil Hartman. He was supposed to be the voice of Zapp Brannigan before he got killed. Philip J fry was named in honor of Phil Hartman on Futurama. The more you know...
"I WISH YOU MET HIM"
..that may be the kindest remark someone can say about one who died.
Definitely says a lot about the person who passed and the person remembering him. I've only ever heard great things about Hartman.
@Eddie R agreed lol it IS a very nice touching thing to say but idk what makes it so special haha special would be if I said "he was literally the best person ever and life is meaningless with him gone" or something
@Eddie R Check out Jim Morrisons' father talking about someone who died...
@@variaxi935 Check out the father of Jim Morrison talking about someone who died...
Jim Morrisons' father talking about his son, he didn't know. ...
Everything he did on The Simpsons was magical.
Yes, magical it was
"Smoke yourself thin", and "Get Confident, Stupid!"
Hi, I'm Troy McClure. You might remember me from such public service videos as "Designated Drivers: The Lifesaving Nerds" and "Phony Tornado Alarms Reduce Readiness."
I know him from telethons, such as Out with Gout.
@Dale Denton opinions are like assholes.
Phil Hartman was one of the funniest and most talented comedians ever. Loved watching his work. RIP Phil
I'm glad he still talks about Phil. I know it's hard for him.
God bless Phil Hartman. Loved his era of snl. Was absolute magic...
His era of the Simpsons too was magical.
Who couldn't love Phil Hartman? Everybody loved him.
He will always be missed.
His wife sure didnt
Phil Hartman was the best. RIP ⚘
YOU IMPOSTER! I'm the REAL Lionel Hutz!
Guys.... guys. Legally you're both Miguel Sanchez!
Somewhere there's an alternate universe where Phil Hartman is still alive and a frequent guest on JRE.
Jealousy is an evil thing. His own wife killed him over career envy
hard to sympathize with her. What's worse is leaving their kids with no parents. Selfish bitch!
@@KSRugby yeah exactly
That and her proximity to Andy Dick's cocaine-fueled insanity
there is a clip from JRE with Dave Foley, where Joe talks about being at a party with her, and she was just so demeaning to Phil. And Andy Dick is allegedly the one who sent her back down the cocaine path that led to Phil's eventually death. He was just cosmically screwed, and a huge, huge loss.
Far too many talented men are ruined by dumb talentless cunts
Jingle All The Way is my favourite Christmas movie and his acting was hilarious.
These cookies!!!
You need to see more Christmas movies.
William Shaw what’s yours then?
absolutely
Always keep your promises if you want to keep your friends
If you weren’t alive when Phil Hartman died, it was like Mr. Rogers had been murdered by his own wife. It still shocks me to this day and I’m just a fan. Can’t imagine how his family and friends feel...
R.I.P🙏❤️
I wasn’t but I was alive when the Benoit tragedy hit however I think he didn’t do it and something happened.
@@marcusmiddltn_ nah he did it still sad tho
@@marcusmiddltn_ Benoit is about as innocent as OJ.
@@EazyE11 Forreal 💯
The Simpsons isn't the same without him. Troy Mclure, Lionel Huts and many others.
And Miguel Sanchez
Lisa Simpson: “Mr. Huts, why are you burning all of your personal papers?”
Lionel Hutz: “As of now Lionel Hutz no longer exists. Say hello tl Miguel Sanchez!”
The Simpsons scripts were falling in quality way before he was killed, he couldn't have saved them.
He was supposed to be the voice of Capt Zap Branagin on Futurama, the part was written with him in mind. I love that show but he would have been so much better than some guy basically doing a Phil Hartman impression.
I remember it seeming like that was the final nail. Everything changed on The Simpsons after Phil Died. It was a death that hit home when I was a kid. He was very loved.
"Stephen Root's in it, it's amazing"
Pretty much sums up Stephen Root's career.
lol! even Robocop 3 is watchable because of Stephen Root.
I saw Stephen Root in Crocodile Dundee 2(1988)
Him and Phil Hartman literally carried Newsradio. Became a fan of both from that show.
I miss Phil too. Tragic.
I own complete box set of 'Newsradio".
Love that show.
Gazizza, my dilsnoofus!
One of my favourite moments is when joe talks about Phil. You can tell he loved that man.
It was nice to hear that he put one of Phil's album covers on the wall.
"He liked to get high and go to strip clubs." 😳 I absolutely did not see that one coming.
I just loved Phil Hartman. He was just a unique funny talented and endearing man. What a huge loss for us all. Such a tragic story and way to end the life of someone that really had an impact on so many people. I would have never known Joe was close to him. Sad.
Phil Hartman was too good. From Captain Carl to his Reagan impersonation - a master comedian.
Also the best Bill Clinton impression on SNL by far
Captain Carl: "Not your Rear Pee Wee! Your Ear!!"
The world needs more awesome people like Phil Hartman and Robin Williams. RIP
I loved Phil as the Caveman Lawyer- definitely my favorite! It's terrible that his worst enemy was sleeping in his bed :( It broke my heart when this happened.
He was a fantastic comedic character actor 😄
Yep, miss Phil. He was great in Newsradio. His part in "I married an axe murderer "was hilarious.
That era of SNL when he is a member is hands-down the best. Not just because of him, but also the immense pool of talent that complemented his genius.
He seemed like a really chill guy.
Was just scrolling comments, didn't expect Ryback.... sweet!
The Big Guy Ryback!
Chili*
Feed me more!!😂
Phil was the highlight of News Radio. Loved that character.
I was in the Czech Republic when Phil died and never heard about it. When I returned to the States and didn't see any sign of him on TV or anywhere and when I found out, I was devastated. He was a great graphic artist. Did the album cover for Steely Dan's Aja, America's Greatest Hits. Some Poco album covers, too. I wish I met him.
Remember great men in history. Rest In Peace, Phil Hartman; we miss you.
really liked Phil in Jingle All the Way and all the numerous characters he had in Simpsons, Lionel Hutz was my favourite
I was just a toddler, but I remember playing a game called "Blasto". Phil voiced Blasto. I remember giggling and playing it over and over for purely his voice over. Then watched shows like Ren and Stimpy, never knowing he died like a month before Blasto came out
I played that game purely for Phil. It wasn’t the best made game, but it was worth playing to hear Phil.
Found my entire series of News Radio think I'm gonna rewatch this weekend.
Joe’s one second impression of Phil Hartman was great. He captured his expression perfectly.
The Joey Diaz style of whisper story telling.
but without the gurgling noises or continuing sentences until you're literally out of breath
I always liked him and everyone I hear says he was such a nice guy. Those poor kids. I hope they are doing well.
“With all due respect Mr Simpson... You’re not a doctor. I’m not a doctor. The only thing that even comes close is this man(Dr. Nick).” - Lionel Hutz
Phil Hartman was my favorite growing up. I was like 12 when he died and literally cried.
Really ? You cried? Not judging ya... Just surprised..
Phil Hartman is the nicest guy, also Phil Hartman hires assassins
Sounds like he's nice but don't fuck with him
didn't sound like they were assassins, more like some "muscle" meant to scare the guy. I mean, how nice are you gonna be to someone who is literally trying to blackmail you?
There is nothing wrong with self defense. Being nice doesn't mean you have to be a pushover either.
He needed those guys to protect him from his own wife
Speaking of Stephen Root and the Cohen brothers.....don't forget that he was the blind radio station owner in "O Brother Where Art Thou". He was brilliant. :)
It was such a tragic loss, he was an incredibly talented and sweet guy. Look up videos of Jon Lovitz talking about him, he can't stop himself from choking up. Everyone on SNL loved him, there's a video of the late 80s cast all holding each other as they present a video tribute to him at SNL's 25th anniversary in 1999. It's very moving... We've lost so many comedy legends now, it's really sad but that's life I guess.
I said you look amazing to a stripper once, 4 kids later and an empty bank account, she dumped me for a polish scaffolder
lol the whole whore into a housewife gag...
@@russelldodd93 if only it was a gag
M P lmao I thought you were saying that you said Joe looked amazing to a stripper bahaha
Phil was such a great comedian and a great person. I miss him. RIP Phil ❤🙏
RIP Phil Heartman, a small part of the Simpsons died with you.
The entire simpsons died with him. Have you seen it now? Its a fuckin zombie.
Today marks 25 years since one of the most unfair and tragic deaths of a celebrity ever. I had never taken a death of a celebrity that hard until Phil Hartman was taken from us. Such a senseless and confusing death of a man who had so much to give the world.
You are not forgotten Phil. 25 years later we miss you.
Imagine dying by a woman
Phil Hartman was a legendary human being. He made the movie ‘Jingle All the Way’ funnier. R.I.P.
i almost choked up listening to this. i miss Phil so much..
I remember seeing small soldiers as a kid and my dad laughing everytime it would just show Phil's face lol....... His scene in the Ax Murderer movie with Mike Myers had me rolling when I first saw it. Lol Hartman wa just funny PERIOD.
Phil was born in Brantford, Ontario the home of Wayne Gretzky.
and the home of the first documented telephone call haha
I was there yesterday at my parents house. I’m cool u can’t take that away from me
R.I.P. Walter Gretzky.
@@billturner8823 yes sir. Thank you. Respect.
Phil was on top as far as best comedians- he was just hilarious- loved him!
Everyone like him, and he was great, but just because he's dead doesn't mean he was 'one of the best'
@J Doe I fail to see the relevance.
I think Joe was one of Phil's "dangerous" friends.
I loved this guy! Greatest speaking voice of all time imo
"NO, MONEY DOWN!"
Phil Hartman was a delight and funny in everything I ever saw him in - SNL, Newsradio, and the couple of '3rd Rock from the Sun' episodes he was in. RIP.
I sometimes forget Joe knew Phil Hartman. Man that must have been so cool. That was like one my favorite comedians during his time here. Mind blown when I realized Phil was on peewees playhouse,so was Lawrence fishburne. Aaaahaha ADD
My agony ended when Joe "Cotton Mouth" Rogan took that sip at 3:55, THANK YOU.
Cody_Sorensen 😂Same
Phil was my favorite comedian as a kid! His SNL Ronald Regan skit was the best!
Love rewatching u 2 on News Radio.... Thanks Crackle!
Phil seemed like one of the greatest 'real guy' of the Hollywood scene.
I can see how jealousy could turn to rage. Talented guy, abusive wife
She had deeper issues than petty jealousy.
I remember an E! Documentary mention that in one of the SNL’s openings with Phil Hartman’s intro, his wife was actually in the shot. And she tried to turn her face around to the camera but the crew wont let her. So it just shows the back of her head...as it should be! You ain’t part of the cast
Glad to see this comment section filled with people that adore Phil as much as I do
Glad he mentioned Stephen Root at the end there. Wish he'd have him on. Love to hear him talk about his roles.
0:55-1:07 is way up there on the list of "joe roganiest transitions"
Like if you look past the giant cloud of smoke to see the gears turning inside his head..."he was the nicest guy...he used to like to get high and go to strip clubs"
add to it ... describing Phil as being fake nice to blackmailer until the thugs arrived to threaten roughing the blackmailer up. Not saying the blackmailer didn't deserve it but kind of weird to call someone the nicest guy and then your first story is him sounding like a mafia boss.
@@ModeratelyAmused yeah that was a crazy story to bring up
I have absolutely no idea what you are trying to say with this comment
@@toddlynch7740 it is a comment about joe rogan
I think we can agree on that
Best show at the moment. Joe really takes you to deep places.
He was one of the Greatest Comedic actor I ever had the honor to watch. Plus the most perfect SNL skit ever made!
can just tell joe and phil were boys, can sense the sadness when he talks about him on the rare occasion he does. RIP Phil
“These cookies!!!” My favorite line
I’d like Joe to discuss Barry. Stephen Root is fantastic in that as well.
I had a dream about Phil Hartman last night. I miss seeing him on TV.
I forgot about Stephen Root. the world needs more Stephen root.
. .Stephen Root is good, but have you met Dick Root? . .
Have you seen Barry?
moxbroker why? is "barry" Stephen root?
Kaizen Approach no, Barry is an HBO series. Root plays Barry’s handler.
Phil Hartman in "Houseguest" was magical.
The part on News Radio where you made him a the taser was funny AF! ✌🏽❤️
I think I’m addicted to joe rogan
Barry Boppins I tried heroin
Have you tried DMT ?🤔😂 Nah don't worry man there's nothing wrong with this addiction, you could've been addicted to something even worse
His wife was certified. Obviously.
Certifiable*
Certified crazy dumbass
Telios Abraxas No I meant certified.
Telios Abraxas my bad
I don't think that I've ever seen Joe tell a short story better. Wow
I could really go for a Newsradio reunion
PH was an amazing character actor. One of the funniest men ever to have lived.
I'd love to see Joe chat with Stephen Root. He's the greatest, most versatile character actor who's ever lived.
The sheer number of comedians from that part of Ontario is amazing!
Phil Hartman was my all time favorite SNL cast member. I know that's a big statement considering how many great comedians that show produced. He was versatile, funny and made everyone around him better. Loved him.
I used to watch news radio as a kid. Phil Hartman makes that show work so well. He's like Dennis from Always Sunny... in terms of vanity that turns into comedy.
Phil Hartman was one of the most underrated ❤️
I wished I could've met him too. And yeah, my soul still hurts to think Phil is no longer around. How much did I admire Phil - The Gold & Silver Pawn Shop in Vegas was selling the prop box of "Colon Blow" ad parody Phil held on a SNL bit, and I considered buying it. Still kinda regret I didn't. Just to have something that Phil had touched seems like a good omen to have. And that dead pan response he had in the bit "...Colon Blow?", will forever crack me up!
"I get it buddy, its no big deal". I heard that in Troy McClure's voice.
The one guy I was upset about when the news came out about him man that sucked. RIP Phil
Houseguest is still one of my favorite movies of all time!
You are so cool..we were talking about you at the Bank the other day....the young teller dude and me were telling everyone about you Phil Hartman could do so many roles RIP
joe you were awesome on that show with phil Hartman i miss phil too.
I loved Phil Hartman he was the funniest, coolest, talented comedian.
Really miss Phil he was one of the best comedic actors
House guest with Sinbad was my shit! Love some Phil Hartman. He was supposed to be the voice of Zapp Brannigan before he got killed. Philip J fry was named in honor of Phil Hartman on Futurama. The more you know...
Phil Hartman was amazing on News Radio
Got to thinking about how great News Radio was and ended up here. RIP Phil.
Everyone needs to see houseguest, so underrated
Best two characters on News Radio, Joe Rogan and Phil Hartman. I'd watch the show as a kid.
One of the funniest skits I ever saw on SNL was Phil Hartman as Frank Sinatra in "The Sinatra Group". Look that one up, you won't be disappointed.
I got chunks of guys bigger than you in my stool!
He did albums covers for Poco and America too...Hartman was brilliant...
You put the wrong link in the description
Joe 'It's like, whoa, alright...' Rogan
Lyle Lanley was the best Simpsona character ever.
His envious wife killed an amazing talent, robbed 2 kids of their mom and dad and took her own worthless life. So tragic.
Some "Dangerous Men"..... I like the way he put that
I MISS Phil Hartman! RIP
Does anyone know what documentary it was. Theres a crappy one from ANC that was uploaded on here two weeks ago bit the 6th and final video is missin!