you can just say that and talk about it but if i said it, wouldn t you get mad? i d punch you out. richard pryor was influenced by redd foxx but brought some of the sensibility to the mainstream. the idea that a guy who had been developing this new, provocative racial material suddenly break through to a mainstream audience was a big moment. a lot of people here might be offended. so you should leave now. i m going to say [ bleep ] and [ bleep ] and [ bleep ] and doodoo. pryor used profanity in a way that exceeded lenny bruce and the comics before him. he made the use of those terms seem to be part of everyday life and made the people listening to the comedy except the people saying them, be realistically who they were. this is the way the people really talked, changed low comedy into high art in a way no one had done before. i remember the mother
say to the bitch lose the bra or i ll cut you. is that funny? i don t understand the context. no, it s not funny. for me what he does is a character. and when he s up there and he s on stage it s a comedian. who is dice, who is andrew clay, who is the jewish kid, the guy acting italian? you want to know who he is, i ll tell you. andrew clay came out here about ten years ago and broke his ass, you know what i mean? broke his ass, believed in hisself, became the hottest comic in the world and anybody who doesn t like it can wipe their ass with whatever they say
and something of influence. so he started to question authority. and he started to step on toes. christ to moses, look at earth, obviously the book is bombing down there. gideons is shoving it in motel drawers. i say what s playing in st. pat s? good double bill, spellman and sheen. relating love and giving and forgiveness to the people and christ would be confused because the route took them through spanish harlem and wondering what 40 puerto ricans living in one roof and this guy had a ring on that was worth 8 grand. what about trampling on religions? i discuss religions, many points of view. i m interested, i am searching for an answer as billy graham
yeah i imagine he did. thank god for lenny bruce. let s see, what s nice to follow a good heavy morose thing like that? a commercial. yeah. ok, well it s time to go. -no, no, no, no, no! dad, we have to go back to lowe s. ho, ho, ho! dad! the tire! this it? -yeah! the holidays being at lowe s, where you ll find all you want during winterfest. ugh, carolers. let s go back to lowe s. yeah, let s go back to lowe s. c mon! yeah! and that s just basic wavy guy maintenance, right? next up, carvana. oh, boy. carvana just doesn t seem to understand how the test drive works. they give their customers seven days. and if they don t like it, they give em their money back. wait, they take the car back? that s crazy! what if it was driven by like a zookeeper? or a mud wrestler? or a guy who s on the outs with the missus and he just needs a place to sleep
forth. here is comedian comedy star george carlin. hippy dippy weather man. tonight s forecast, dark. carlin at first wanted just to have success. then he got that success and then felt that he was getting that success in a way that didn t speak to his heart. i used to be this guy or maybe this guy used to be me, i don t know, we were each other at one time. wasn t long ago. i liked him. he was really good. he was funny. he did some nice things for me. but there was nothing behind him, you know? he was kind of just super financial, just surface. all characters. i found out i wasn t in my own act. guy who picks up from lenny is george, who goes right after the taboos again, constantly picking and picking. and irish priests heavily into penance and punishment, couple of novenas to do,