A shame not more views...their loss! Reminds me, having moved to an area with a large Dutch population, when we'd go to a restaurant we'd give them the name Vandermuellendykenlandergraff. So when they would call our name everyone in the waiting area would get up....! Inspired by Mr. Shandling.
Thanks for sharing this, hadn't seen in forever. I had a VHS copy that I recorded when it first aired on Showtime, wore it out! Loved everything Garry did...we lost him way too soon.
Watched this as a college student in the late 80s ??.....me and a buddy almost ruptured our spleens laughing at this show.....one of the funniest 45 min I've ever seen.....
Thank you for sharing this. I've never seen this before, and it's got to be one of the funniest stand up acts ever. He is so young looking here. Garry Shandling was such a fantastic comedian and his HBO show was one of the best television shows ever. He is sorely missed.
He was a brilliant comedian. He also wore beautiful clothes. Only my opinion, but I think it shows respect for the audience when an entertainer dresses himself/herself well.
Hey, Official GS People...for years, I've been looking for clips from the old late 70's Make Me Laugh show with Garry. In particular, the one where he repeats a joke he did about hospital intercom systems and how you could never understand what they were saying. They could be saying..."Dr. Yaki...Dr. Terry Yaki!" He would repeat it with other names. Anybody have it?! Thanks...
This looks terrible. You have taken a VHS source of a special that was shot flat in TV ratio and stretched it to 16:9 ratio for RU-vid. VHS is already low resolution and now it looks even more grainy, not to mention the distracting and obvious zooming. Can't you get an standard definition digital copy from Paramount Global instead of copying the VHS onto your laptop and throwing it on here?
It's not stretched, it's cropped. And this is the highest definition is was ever available in. It's not VHS quality, it's better. This is broadcast quality tape. This is what standard definition looked like, believe it or not. You've just gotten used to higher resolution images (and old things shot on FILM -- not tape, like this was).