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On Location: George Carlin at Phoenix (TV 1978)Director:Marty CallnerWriter:George Carlin |
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Title: On Location: George Carlin at Phoenix (TV 1978)
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EnglishRelease Date:
23 July 1978 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
The Illustrated George Carlin See more »Filming Locations:
Phoenix, Arizona, USACompany Credits
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George Carlin: Visine! Do they look that red?
[after a few moments, someone throws a joint onstage]
George Carlin: Oh, now I *know* I need it!
[Carlin squirts a few drops of the Visine onto the joint, then throws it to an audience member]
George Carlin: Would you hold on to that? Now *you're* under arrest.
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This special was originally a proposed concert film titled "The Illustrated George Carlin". It was to feature animated segments interspersed with Carlin's stand-up. But Carlin ran over budget and the segments were discarded. Carlin eventually used this idea in George Carlin: Carlin on Campus. See more »Quotes
[during a bit, someone throws a bottle of Visine onstage]George Carlin: Visine! Do they look that red?
[after a few moments, someone throws a joint onstage]
George Carlin: Oh, now I *know* I need it!
[Carlin squirts a few drops of the Visine onto the joint, then throws it to an audience member]
George Carlin: Would you hold on to that? Now *you're* under arrest.
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George Carlin's recent death made me decide to watch some of his old stuff. "On Location: George Carlin at Phoenix" is a real classic. Talking about death, time and of course the Seven Dirty Words, George gives it his all; to top it off, he even shows some pictures of himself as a boy (while giving joke commentary) and has his wife come out onto the stage.
All in all, George Carlin may have left this life, but his memory and humor are here to stay. I sure hope that they stay. I guess that as long as things are really screwed up in our society, there will always be plenty of room for the likes of Carlin.
In conclusion, a comedy classic.