As Seen On TV - Bill Irwin
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- This is from a mid-80s PBS show, hosted by Laurie Anderson. In the show, Jim Henson and Frank Oz both do voices for Bert & Ernie. Many other cool folks pop up in the show including a young William H. Macy and dance due DanceNoise.
So Bert and Ernie met Mr. Noodle before Elmo did.
I loved this show. I watched it every week. Thanks for posting!
Takes me back, I was such a Bill Irwin fan!!!!
Thank you so much for uploading this! I saw this on PBS when it was first run and I've been wanting to watch it again for years.
Me too.
I used to record the series onto VHS.
Had this piece for a long time and either lost the cassette or taped over it. ARG!
Thanks so much for posting these. Must see for me back when first on. Fabulous
Wow! I remember this program from back then, but surprise, surprise, there's William H. Macy Jr in that one soap looking setting.
I remember seeing this as a teenager in the mid-80s. The dancers at 22:30 had a huge effect on me, possibly initiating my appreciation of redheads. And fishnets.
I dearly wish I'd taped the first few seasons of this show, there's almost no way it'll ever come out on DVD.(home media)
I wish I could find what I did tape of this show.
Thanks for posting this fabulous clip! Laurie, Bill and company got a lot of mileage from the primitive video tech back then.
Thank you for posting this!
Thank you for sharing! Good art!
Oh wow, I love the Ledzilla Ladies
Brilliant.
ah that was fun..
2:11 It's not your fault, Laurie. Amiga Kickstart 1.2 was so finicky!
Laurie was so HOT! Peace.
Who is the casting agency blonde
Anna Levine. Fun fact, the brunette woman who is watching the auditions (she calls out "next!") to bring them in is future Mrs. Irwin, Martha Roth.
6:07 for lesbians
These were the gals! Avant garde performers (although not terrific dancers) of NYC in the 80s en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dancenoise
@@declanjohn8517 Thanks for the info, that was interesting.
Gee-too bad about the ballet. It was going so great but kept getting interrupted, and then didn't quite add up to a great ending. He should re-do the ballet before he gets to old and give it a real hilarious start and then build up to a some unbelievably imaginative and funny ending. ... but no.