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Norm Macdonald delivering his final emotional goodbye on David Letterman's show is heartbreaking, and honestly I would simply tear up every single time if I had to say goodbye to an icon like that. Norm Macdonald: Listen folks, this will be my last time on the David Letterman show.... show more

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David Letterman and Norm Macdonald trading jokes is just a different level of comedy. Norm had this ability to make Letterman look like a regular person just trying to keep up with the nonsense. Norm: If you can't handle me when I'm covered in the blood of a boar I've just sacrificed to the gods, then you do not deserve me during the bountiful harvest that will result. Letterman: Those things don't work out. I'm not coming back. Norm: [Laughs] It is wild seeing these two together and just letting the silence sit there for a second.

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Norm Macdonald explaining to Howard Stern how the president of NBC called him to say he was fired because he was just not funny is wild. I would simply go into hiding forever if a network boss told me that. Norm Macdonald: He said he didn't want me to do update. Why? Because uh um he doesn't think I was funny. Howard Stern: He said that to your face? Norm Macdonald: Yeah, on the phone. He did this. He said to me that that update is like dragging down the show.

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Appearing on Adam Carolla's show, Norm Macdonald explained why Michael Richards was not actually a racist after his infamous comedy club outburst. Norm Macdonald: He is not a racist and when you say something like that crazy it can only be a joke you know, I mean he was out of his head element, he didn't know what to do, but there is no way that a guy who is racist screams it at the top of his lungs. Adam Carolla: Well certainly, I do not think he was anticipating the fact that a cell phone could have been putting this on to CNN as he was saying. Norm Macdonald: I think he was right, he wouldn't do it on the Craig Ferguson show. The weird dynamic of old school comedians trying to logic their way through major public scandals on air is always wild to look back on. Have you ever seen an old school celebrity try to defend a friend's career meltdown on a live broadcast?

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Norm Macdonald returning to host SNL and immediately roasting the network right to their face after they fired him is iconic. Norm Macdonald: So I wondered, I go, "Hey, wait a second here. How did I go, in a year and a half, from being not funny enough to be even allowed in the building to being so funny that I'm now hosting the show? How did I suddenly get so damn funny?" Norm Macdonald: It was inexplicable to me, 'cause a year and a half, let's face it, is not enough time for a dude to learn how to be funny. Then it occurred to me. I haven't gotten funnier. The show has gotten really bad. I would simply pass away from the sheer audacity of walking back onto that stage.

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Norm Macdonald casually explaining to Conan how Hitler's career was hurt by bad press and why cult leaders always ruin their grift by sleeping around. Conan O'Brien: I've never believed that all press is good press thing. Norm Macdonald: Because of Hitler. I feel it hurt, I feel it hurt his career. Norm Macdonald: And so yeah, it is a little ironic, I don't like using the word ironic because it turns out I always use it wrong, sure, yeah. Norm Macdonald: But these cult leaders, they have a good gig going and they all fall for the same trap, which is they start fucking everybody.

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Norm Macdonald- “Isn’t it weird that you can go to a doctor and say, “you know how I have a cock? I shouldn’t have it. Do you mind cutting it? Nick Swardson- “The best is when you go back in 5 months and say “can I have my cock back?” 😂 😂 😂

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Norm Macdonald had absolutely no filter when it came to sensitive topics, and his take on the Crocodile Hunter is one of his most infamous moments. He really knew how to push the boundaries of what you are supposed to talk about on live television. Norm: And you know who had to be pissed about it were the crocodiles. Because uh, he got killed by some fruity fish. Bill: Please, please don't do this anymore. Norm: He was taunting me with a stick. I could have eaten him and his f***ing kid. 😂😂

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On Saturday Night Live, Norm Macdonald played 60 Minutes commentator Andy Rooney giving a short speech on drug use. A simple joke about drinking coffee quickly turns into a series of wild confessions. Norm Macdonald (as Andy Rooney): "It seems everyone is doing drugs nowadays, but when you think about it, we all do drugs in one form or another. For instance, I like to drink coffee. I know it's bad for me, but I enjoy it... So I guess you could say that I'm a drug addict, because every day I do a drug called caffeine. And also peyote... At last year's Christmas party, I put four Rohypnol into Lesley Stahl's eggnog and dragged her up here to my office, ate a handful of peyote, and we had a little party of our own. The next day she remembered none of it, so it was all just harmless fun, really." Did Norm Macdonald have the best impressions on Weekend Update, or did someone else do them better?

On Saturday Night Live, Norm Macdonald played 60 Minutes commentator Andy Rooney giving a short speech on drug use. A simple joke about drinking coffee quickly turns into a series of wild confessions. Norm Macdonald (as Andy Rooney): "It seems everyone is doing drugs nowadays, but when you think about it, we all do drugs in one form or another. For instance, I like to drink coffee. I know it's bad for me, but I enjoy it... So I guess you could say that I'm a drug addict, because every day I do a drug called caffeine. And also peyote... At last year's Christmas party, I put four Rohypnol into Lesley Stahl's eggnog and dragged her up here to my office, ate a handful of peyote, and we had a little party of our own. The next day she remembered none of it, so it was all just harmless fun, really." Did Norm Macdonald have the best impressions on Weekend Update, or did someone else do them better?

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"I was slinging the hash... no you idiot that was when I was a fry cook” My favorite thing about Norm Macdonald is he always looked like he was just waiting for us to figure out how insane it is they kept letting him get away with being himself. 😂🤭

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Ben Carson is so wise,.. I absolutely love his take here re: Gay Sex “I believe God loves everybody, but I don’t believe that it was intended that men have sex with men and women have sex with women For those who want to do it are free to do it, but trying to say that’s the Norm and everyone should conform to that, does not make any sense What we should be doing is making sure the Norm recognizes there are things that are not consistent with the Norm and that we need to learn how to tolerate those things…”

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Ben Carson is so wise,.. I absolutely love his take here re: Gay Sex “I believe God loves everybody, but I don’t believe that it was intended that men have sex with men and women have sex with women For those who want to do it are free to do it, but trying to say that’s the Norm and everyone should conform to that, does not make any sense What we should be doing is making sure the Norm recognizes there are things that are not consistent with the Norm and that we need to learn how to tolerate those things…”

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David Letterman tells Stephen Colbert, "I will say, and I have every right to be pissed off so I will be pissed off a little bit—because this theater, you folks wouldn’t be in this theater if it weren't for me and Stephen wouldn't be here if it weren't for me and we rebuilt this theater and then Stephen came and I look at this—it's like the Bellagio, but listen, what is wrong here?" and then says "As we all understand you can take a man's show but you can't take a man's voice, so that's the good news." (1/2)

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Norm MacDonald and Phil Hartman doing one of the best long setups for a five second punchline 😂 MacDonald always said Hartman had the best work ethic of any of the cast members during his time at the show, and wrote this joke for Weekend Update when he found out Hartman would return to host in 1996. Frankenstein is easily Top 5 best characters Hartman ever did.

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David Letterman wanted Johnny Carson’s job. And Johnny knew it. That makes this 1991 conversation so interesting. Carson asks Letterman about NBC choosing Jay Leno to succeed him, and Letterman doesn't pretend he didn't want the job. He admits he would have liked it but he also makes it clear that he wasn't angry at Carson, Leno, or NBC. Then the conversation gets even more interesting. Letterman questions whether he could even do what Carson had done: host the same late night show for decades without eventually wanting something different. Looking back, we know how this story ended. Letterman went to CBS and built his own legendary late night run. But sitting there in 1991, none of that had happened yet. If you were Letterman, would you have taken the rejection personally, or used it as motivation to build something bigger somewhere else ?

David Letterman wanted Johnny Carson’s job. And Johnny knew it. That makes this 1991 conversation so interesting. Carson asks Letterman about NBC choosing Jay Leno to succeed him, and Letterman doesn't pretend he didn't want the job. He admits he would have liked it but he also makes it clear that he wasn't angry at Carson, Leno, or NBC. Then the conversation gets even more interesting. Letterman questions whether he could even do what Carson had done: host the same late night show for decades without eventually wanting something different. Looking back, we know how this story ended. Letterman went to CBS and built his own legendary late night run. But sitting there in 1991, none of that had happened yet. If you were Letterman, would you have taken the rejection personally, or used it as motivation to build something bigger somewhere else ?

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Here is the TikTok that Ben Shapiro decided to react to in a pre-recorded show. People say I predicted his arguments but really, all Zionists have the same talking points and I had read Norman Finkelstein so I was informed. Thanks Norm!

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Milo: - “I just wish Alex (Jones) would tell the truth about his sexuality…” This show was WILD, to say the least. I have no idea if this is true or not, but I have to say that it would be ballsy AF to say these things on a huge broadcast like Tim Pool’s show, if false.

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