Norm

[Fwoy]

RIP the great man

 

[Aristotle Pickett the3rd]

One of the funniest of all time.

 

[Shell]

RIP Uncle Rusty

 

[Red Black and Blue]

Shit month for comedy, Sean Lock and Norm MacDonald. Two absolute masters of delivery that could make the mundane hilarious with their timing and cadence.

Norm is definitely on the Mount Rushmore of comedy.

 

[Plugger35]

I was living in the US in 1999 when Norm's sitcom debuted, it was a shining light in the sea of shit that was American tv, he will be sorely missed.

 

[Fwoy]

to this day, I’ll still say “way outta line, way outta line” whenever I think something is ”ridiculous”…

 

[Warsaw]

Just give yourself a couple of hours, chuck Norm's name in YouTube and if you're not in stiches by the end, then there's something wrong with you.

Few things in life are more enjoyable then Norm delivering a joke.

 

[jabba5114]

Yep just seen the news unfortunately. Probably the most underrated comedian. Was always in tears watching him. Him and Conan together always gold.



R.I.P Norm

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[BlakeyNoFlakey]

Norm was an old-school comedian. Very funny man but could be a bit controversial with some of the things he said. Was the voice for Yaphit on The Orville. He also had a talk show that aired on Netflix that was very funny, probably still on it. Famously got sacked from SNL for telling someone high up where to go. He was one of those comedians in the USA that all the other comedians worshipped and idolized. RIP Norm.

 

[Red Black and Blue]

Just been going back over his best work. What an iconic comedian: from his incessant fearless pestering of the Clinton's and OJ on SNL that displeased the NBC higher ups, to his late night appearances where the best in the business could't keep up with him, to his podcast where he would write the most offensive jokes and get his often star guests to read them, to his subversive roast of Bob Saget. Maybe it's just me getting older but I don't see the next generation of comedian carrying the mantel for the ever dwindling greats like him or maybe you just need time to filter the wheat from the chaff, but in my eyes the man is irreplaceable.

 

[Plugger35]

Just been going back over his best work. What an iconic comedian: from his incessant fearless pestering of the Clinton's and OJ on SNL that displeased the NBC higher ups, to his late night appearances where the best in the business could't keep up with him, to his podcast where he would write the most offensive jokes and get his often star guests to read them, to his subversive roast of Bob Saget. Maybe it's just me getting older but I don't see the next generation of comedian carrying the mantel for the ever dwindling greats like him or maybe you just need time to filter the wheat from the chaff, but in my eyes the man is irreplaceable.

There will never be another Norm, he was a one of a kind comedian, not just with his unique style but with the fearless way he tackled taboo topics.

 

[PhatBoy]

I think SNL is one of the most overrated shows of all time but celebrity jeopardy is genius and norm as Burt Reynolds makes it.

rip a comedy genius