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Back in Town
Here's George Carlin's ninth HBO special, recorded in 1996 at the Beacon Theater in New York City - his first of many performances there. Carlin said it featured the best writing and performing he'd done in 36 years.
1. Abortion
2. Sanctity of Life
3. Capital Punishment
4. State Prison Farms
5. Farting in Public
6. Familiar Expressions
7. Free-Floating Hostility
Explicit Language You must be 18 years or older to purchase this program.
1. Abortion
2. Sanctity of Life
3. Capital Punishment
4. State Prison Farms
5. Farting in Public
6. Familiar Expressions
7. Free-Floating Hostility
Explicit Language You must be 18 years or older to purchase this program.
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June 26, 2025
"George Carlin is Irreplaceable!"
Even though the amazing Mr. Carlin very sadly passed away just a little over 10 years ago, (June, 2008) his comedy is still as relevant and appreciated as when he first graced us with his unbelievably gifted craft on our stages.
George's fame did not change his authenticity or divert him from sharing his passions. No PC sentiment allowed in his venues, and why his audiences are kept submerged in unavoidable, riotous, nonstop hilarity.
It goes without saying, the great George Carlin was, is, and always will be in a league all his own.
During his (much too short) time on this earth, he was able to bring joy and laughter to so many, and for that, I am exceptionally grateful.
Like a classic book in literature, Carlin's legacy will be sought out and appreciated for many generations to come.
Enjoy, and get ready to do some serious laughing.
Even though the amazing Mr. Carlin very sadly passed away just a little over 10 years ago, (June, 2008) his comedy is still as relevant and appreciated as when he first graced us with his unbelievably gifted craft on our stages.
George's fame did not change his authenticity or divert him from sharing his passions. No PC sentiment allowed in his venues, and why his audiences are kept submerged in unavoidable, riotous, nonstop hilarity.
It goes without saying, the great George Carlin was, is, and always will be in a league all his own.
During his (much too short) time on this earth, he was able to bring joy and laughter to so many, and for that, I am exceptionally grateful.
Like a classic book in literature, Carlin's legacy will be sought out and appreciated for many generations to come.
Enjoy, and get ready to do some serious laughing.
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