@waswss How dare you say that about Andy. He had the most brillant minds in entertainment ever. He was the best & one of a kind man. I wish he was still alive.
I understand all that-Im 48 yo, I saw him come up, my Mother came and got me out of bed to come see him do Elvis on Johnny Carson-no one did Elvis in those days, not like now where Elvis impersonators are the status quo, he created the genre-props to him for all that-but this later stuff like this, why is it in the category “Comedy” if it’s anti-comedy? Watch his wrestling stuff-his Mic time-funny funny stuff
I didn’t suspect it was staged until she started complaining about how they weren’t following the prearranged topics. That part sounds too much like a “bit.”
I remember his Archie bunker impressions and of course, the Elvis impression, they were very funny-shit like this, yes, it’s interesting, dont know if it’s staged or not, but, I just dont see how it’s particularly funny, I just dont think being a jerk is all that funny, never did-I think he’s just been glorified because of his early death
i don’t think it’s staged. just obvious inviting an ex-girlfriend on the show. who doesn’t love to watch a couple fight. and knowing that is what made it good t.v. and why andy is awesome.
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Wow, very unique clip..
Im pretty sure that was Bob Zmuda as Tony Clifton here-they would both do Tony at different times and places to create doubt and confusion
@bigjimsteelrod Very true I love Andy’s Elvis impernations. I love anythning Andy Kaufman did.
@SeanPhillipMabrey Yes it is comedy. Andy Kaufman was a very funny man.
@glasseyemolly Andy was not a jerk. Really he was a very nice guy. It’s just sometimes he would act like a jerk.
@waswss How dare you say that about Andy. He had the most brillant minds in entertainment ever. He was the best & one of a kind man. I wish he was still alive.
I understand all that-Im 48 yo, I saw him come up, my Mother came and got me out of bed to come see him do Elvis on Johnny Carson-no one did Elvis in those days, not like now where Elvis impersonators are the status quo, he created the genre-props to him for all that-but this later stuff like this, why is it in the category “Comedy” if it’s anti-comedy? Watch his wrestling stuff-his Mic time-funny funny stuff
It’s anti-comedy.
Great improvisational comedy. Improv is something that has been totally lost since the mid 80s.
he is a damn smelly asshole..low iq retard he was
thumbs down for you
what a jerk
I was the only one working in those days!
HAHAHAHA
I didn’t suspect it was staged until she started complaining about how they weren’t following the prearranged topics. That part sounds too much like a “bit.”
HAHA…the table set up is very funny.
I remember his Archie bunker impressions and of course, the Elvis impression, they were very funny-shit like this, yes, it’s interesting, dont know if it’s staged or not, but, I just dont see how it’s particularly funny, I just dont think being a jerk is all that funny, never did-I think he’s just been glorified because of his early death
aNDY IS aMAZING
@10menonachest: “i don’t think it’s staged.” This is Andy Kaufman we’re talking about here, you can never be sure of anything.
Andy seems a little high
He was such an asshole. LoL
The joke was one him when he went to the phillipines lol. Ask Santa what you got for x-mas and Santa said ” cancer” lil
ditto
I love Elayne Boosler
i don’t think it’s staged. just obvious inviting an ex-girlfriend on the show. who doesn’t love to watch a couple fight. and knowing that is what made it good t.v. and why andy is awesome.
Elayne Boosler had trained for a career in professional wrestling, but then switched to comedy instead.