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| Ratings: | IMDB: 7.5/10 | |
| Released: | September 30, 2003 | |
| Runtime: | 59 min | |
| Genres: | Documentary | |
| Countries: | United States | |
| Cast: | George Carlin | |
| Crew: | Gary Hertz | |
cosmo smallpiece : This would be good if it wasn't for the appalling 'music'
yellow_rose1 : Let me know what you think. I myself, I'm glad I never watched the movies or bought them I...
theghettophilosopher : I hadnt seen this since I was a kid. I was surprised to see cooper. (twinpeaks) And the do...
etim : Good story. Season 2 should be interesting, maybe be cutting back and forth between the re...
Betamax78 : I knew this seemed familiar .It wa BBC radio play called The Dead Hour based on the same ...
Zooke : A great comedy show with some episodes that rank amongst the best tv comedy.
burgermeister : Born again? I thought he was Catholic!? :p
newman : The dropload.io seems to be the one that's fine..
BubbaPharm.com : Just posted a link for "I'm Not A Robot". 2025 Oscar winner for best live action short fi...
Danz0 : I can't believe it, they used smart phones as tricorders! That's really low class.
Very nice.
George Carlin explains in his own words where he came from, what motivated him, and why he is who he is. Carlin reveals a much more sensitive and thoughtful side of himself. His demeanor stands in stark contrast to his angry stage persona. This film was surprisingly touching.
MelBert this is so well said that it should be the synopsis. Well done ✔
His 1997 40 Years Of Comedy hosted by John Stewart & the 2004 Inside The Actors Studio interview are also good in this regard. Better however may be the Radical Comedians Box Set, The 1st Psychedelic Comedy Jam, New World Notes 164, 172, 272, CFR Talk Tribute 2008, George Carlin A Revolution One, Comedian In Transition, Brutally Honest on Shock Net 062808, Swarm, and also Psychedelicatessen Laugh Riot Special 3-30-08. All audio.