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Billy Connolly is heading into Texas, where he visits the ghost town of Glenrio and Devil's Rope Museum. In Los Alamos, New Mexico, he meets two men who helped create the atomic bomb and attends a rodeo in Arizona. Driving off-route, Billy ends the episode in Monument Valley, where he talks to a Navajo medicine man.
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@samg.8416 Год назад

That look on Billy's face when the shaman's flip phone rings...priceless!!!🤣

@Voidy123 Год назад

The spirits phoned him, told him about Billy's accident. They must've been spirits, they got through...

@SwissCheese112 Год назад

that was fucking golden. we were all thinking the same thing. HAHAHAHHAHA

@magnuscato9770 5 месяцев назад

That was a real mood killer, lmfao

@DS-cf1zc 2 месяца назад

@@Voidy123 Spirit in the sky. It watched everything.

@peterwilliams1618 Год назад

Thanks Billy for letting us in on your adventure, Stay safe we love you.

@cannyexplorer5357 Год назад

This was part of his great series in 2011. Hope he is coping well. Miss his humour on the TV.

@ZATennisFan Год назад

One of the truly great comedians of my lifetime.

@neilio666666 10 месяцев назад

Billy Forever ❤

@gaelic_rose Месяц назад

Love everything my hubby sir billy Connolly does 😍

@gusgus8134 Год назад

Gosh I love Billy Connolly!

@brianpesci Год назад

Happy trails to the man who has made me laugh for decades! Slainte Billy!

@samg.8416 Год назад

Please post Episode 4!! I am in the US, and I don't have access to the DVDs. Please, make things right with the world - I need closure!! Don't leave us hanging in Arizona! My poor heart needs to see Billy make it all the way to Los Angeles!!

@danwhitfield322 Год назад

I live in the UK and am happy to post you anything if you need it haha :)

@samg.8416 Год назад

@@danwhitfield322 How nice, thank you! Billy's Tracks Across America, by chance?

@danwhitfield322 Год назад

@@samg.8416 I can send a DVD but I realise your system may not be compatible with our DVD format PAL

@samg.8416 Год назад

@@danwhitfield322 yes, that's what's keeping me from ordering any from eBay, issues with compatibility. I can just see what others post on RU-vid, like this amazing gem!

@PeterCombs 11 месяцев назад

Looks like Billy has a new career, heck of a fine tour guide....and PERFECT MUSIC..

@gaelic_rose Месяц назад

Actually he did this early on between gigs & movies. Not later on. Rt now he isn't doing anything.

@matthewmillaisgray Год назад

I am thrilled to see Billy Connolly in such great spirits in this recent video. Having heard reports of his health struggles, seeing him up and about like this is truly inspiring. Of course his portfolio of work is great. I'll never forget his intricate performance in the X-Files, where he brought a multidimensional character to life with his brilliant acting skills. This is all a testament to his resilience and strength of character that he continues to thrive, despite any obstacles he may have faced. Billy Connolly is a true acting icon and an inspiration.

@brucey39 11 месяцев назад

This video is is from 2011 .

@matthewmillaisgray 11 месяцев назад

@@brucey39 Thank you brucey39

@alfoncesmithe Год назад

Billy Connolly IS A Treasure he makes everything he dos so much fun & very interesting & very funny, I watch any video he makes because I know it will be fantastic Bless you Billy😂🤣✌✌

@MesmerEyes2 Год назад

Thank you Billy! What a great adventure!

@lorraineydays57 Год назад

The Big Yin, one of a kind. Thanks for this!

@stephenbrown4211 Год назад

I read a great quote about Monument Valley . " How was it made? G~d took 13 square miles of sandstone and took out everything that didnt look like Monument Valley".

@cat_terrell 10 месяцев назад

The medicine man's celly. 😂

@thee.c.r.gtherealmoftheunk3717 Год назад

God Bless Ya Billy !

@andymcneil7085 11 месяцев назад

Fucking Legend.

@fooyung1987 Год назад

I am shocked and horrified that this has so few views. Never the less, I'm following and watching!

@lorraineydays57 Год назад

Flying along now.

@handsomenumber1393 Год назад

aahhh Billy, fantastic insights.

@ikmarchini Год назад

Just tremendous. Billy, drop that comedy BS and do only travel, you're a natural. We need another hundred or so videos like this one. And Bravo to your team, I know the West fairly well and they found spots truly off the beaten path. Kudos.

@irbfenian2594 Год назад

Love Billy's comedy, haven't seen him about in some time, hope he's well. He's one of a kind.

@ToolsAreToys Год назад

Sadly, he is not doing great and has basically retired from public life.

@irbfenian2594 Год назад

@@ToolsAreToys Ah that's sad, I remember him saying 'Getting old isn't for wimps' he's in my prayers.

@kckazcoll1 9 месяцев назад

he is now selling his art. I read an interview that his wife did with him on The Guardian website, dated 30 September :)

@irbfenian2594 9 месяцев назад

@@kckazcoll1 Glad to hear that, thanks for the update.

@deejannemeiurffnicht1791 29 дней назад

Oh aye! Barded wire. Canny beat it! Scourge of my childhood.

@wyzolma99 5 месяцев назад

Re-watching thtis video.... Billy was a neighbour of mine decades ago when we lived in Sydney, NSW.

@ingridfong-daley5899 Год назад

"Amarillo by Morning" might be a more familiar song to locals... it's the song that used to go thru my head every time we drove thru Texas.

@noka1979 Год назад

loved this show...watched it when it was on tv, reminds me of my father😊

@petefinnegan3873 Год назад

thats the spirit calling

@xScooterAZx Год назад

This is an awesome video!! The music is just so perfect for the points in it!

@sherryrector2275 11 месяцев назад

I thank you for sharing your beautiful reactions to America’s history from a non American point of view. Route 66 and the American way of living was better off when it was a slow paced country. The mix of people and the values of said people differed but we strived for s better world.

@TheAsif5182 10 месяцев назад

how rich journey is this ! i am drowning to dreams to go someday in america and visit route 66

@Seaniemac7 Год назад

Did anyone notice Florrie J. Smith,. who plays Lloyd of the TV show Yellowstone, at 34:25? He used to be a rodeo bronc rider.

@johnmckenzie4639 Год назад

I'm glad you mentioned that. I thought it was just my imagination.

@FoCoPuffs Год назад

First shows up at 32:22, what a wild coincidence

@Paggerd Год назад

Ha ha loved the bicycle reference. The joke that made him famous.

@garyspeed8961 Год назад

did the same trip 2 years later. chucked in work.. chucked in Marriage . freelancing across the USA.. alone Aussie 60 years old.. loved it... same feelings a Billy.. seeking all the cowboy movie sites

@ToolsAreToys Год назад

Shame he didn't go to the American Banjo Museum in Oklahoma City. They could have had an exhibit just for him!!

@johnwood551 Год назад

I’m glad you got to ride it. At least you did it on a trike where you out in the open and REALLY feel the Mother Road. I rode it and hundreds of others before the Interstate system really took over., Every region was completely different and even the accents were totally different. With the spread of TV over the last 50 years people have moved and melded and the language morphed to more like tv. Watch the old TV series Route 66 as it was filmed all over and you can see and hear the differences,. Glad you got to experience our wonderful country.

@caltrask130 11 месяцев назад

I really enjoyed this video series. Billy is indeed a treasure. Until a year ago, I had never heard of Billy. A woman I met suggested we share a similar likeness, though there is a considerable difference in our ages. I have found videos of Billy on YT to be such a delight.

@MrAdomus 6 месяцев назад

I highly recommend watching his take on wildebeest

@tymesho Год назад

Of course I subscribed, just excellent everything, your work. Thank you.

@gazzgazeer Год назад

lol Love it Ty for this

@RileyPatterson-bf8ge Год назад

The soundtrack for this video is great. A song from Finding Nemo, wow lol.

@bobcourtier4674 Год назад

Las Alamos is where Eisenhower met with aliens in 1955.

@ellenmarch3095 Год назад

Where is Craig? This would have been amazing with both of them. 😅

@ronaldbose9645 Год назад

Monument Valley has been in a lot of Western movies. But Vasquez Rocks has been in just about every Western TV show and Western movie.

@Guvna07 9 месяцев назад

Most comedians joke about the current state of the world. Billy joked about his fellow humans. Pointing out our weird ways and mannerisms. He’s the GOAT imho. I miss his shows

@Jobch42v4-6 8 месяцев назад

My brother in law is Navajo. His brother doesn't speak English. They live way out in west Texas near Pecos. Wifey is half Kickapoo Apache. She's near Abilene. I separated and live in the UK now.

@pkbrown3098 Год назад

Saw Forri j smith of Yellowstone fame😀

@justinedwards8931 Год назад

why are you driving on the left in one part? its not the M8

@kinnonkerr6532 8 месяцев назад

FUCKIN BRILLIANT BEST WISHES KINNON.

@Mrpsblobsoflowendmung Год назад

Anyone else realise Florrie “Lloyd” from Yellowstone is in this episode

@Rony2453 Год назад

Barbed wire was invented in DeKalb, IL.

@desert-walker Год назад

I’ve been on the highway a few times😮

@jamescorry63 Год назад

the most humerous part to me was when he talking about the L shaped tear in the trousers from escaping from an orchard , with the owner yelling " come back here " ,.bahahahaha , been there done that bahahahaha hahaha

@CraigMansfield Год назад

Oppenheimer wasn't happy when it worked, he knew the consequences of it. And although Feinman got his old bongos out to celebrate, he was hit by a huge depression afterwards, and felt as though there was no point in creating anything new, anymore. People wanted to end the war, nobody really wanted the suffering it would bring. (and yet it saved millions of people's lives, because the Japanese would never surrender on a land conflict. They even refused to accept defeat after the first nuclear bomb was detonated).

@simonjones7785 Год назад

its a similar storey on the french peage system if you are pulling cattle the window goes up accross as soon as you have payed the booth stsff are wise to the smell l.ol

@andrewgalloway7344 11 месяцев назад

I would say CockBridge to Tomintoul but then again ... i'm Scottish.

@ericminch 10 месяцев назад

Are they inverting the image, or is he really spending so much time driving on the left side of the road?

@richb313 Год назад

When FDR died Truman knew nothing about the Manhattan Project or the Atomic Bomb but he was a Veteran of WWI and knew war and the senseless killings and death which is why he authorized the use of the bomb no demonstration would work the use of the bomb eliminated having to invade Japan and saved millions of lives.

@torozco516 Год назад

I am your uncle.

@CarlosFandango-do7nm Месяц назад

the ads are ridiculous. id never use one of them for being a pest and if RU-vid weren't soo greedy id happily pay.

@tomakafrankconlon3207 Год назад

Lets count how many trolls from India post comments.

@TwoWheelsLangley Год назад

Billy, I love ya as a comedian, actor and story teller but I hope in all your “horror” about the creation of the atomic bomb, you can try and imagine the horror of the American Lives that would have been lost if we would have had to invade the Japanese mainland to stop the war.