George Carlin: You Are All Diseased

George Carlin Director: Bruce Gowers

Overview

George Carlin has had a long, mutually beneficial relationship with the cable company HBO. This release documents a 1999 special by the comic entitled You Are All Diseased. Carlin fires away at such favorite targets as religion, airport security, and the ridiculousness of American culture.

Product Details

Release Date:	05/27/2003
UPC:	0030306751993
Original Release:	2003
Rating:	NR
Source:	MPI HOME VIDEO
Sound:	[Dolby Digital]
Language:	English
Time:	1:03:00
Sales rank:	50,957

Special Features

[None specified]

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

George Carlin

Performer

Technical Credits

Jerry Hamza	Executive Producer
Rocco Urbisci	Producer
Kimber Rickabaugh	Producer

Scene Index

Side #1 --
1. Open [1:47]
2. Airport Security [7:40]
3. Fear of Germs [5:51]
4. Cigars [1:40]
5. Angels [1:08]
6. Harley Davidson [1:26]
7. The House of Blues [1:58]
8. Minorities [2:14]
9. Man Stuff [5:24]
10. Kids and Parents [6:58]
11. TV Tonight [4:06]
12. Names [4:23]
13. Advertising Lullaby [2:48]
14. American Bullshit [2:45]
15. Businessman [1:29]
16. Religion [2:07]
17. There Is No God [8:37]
18. End Credits [:59]

Menu

Side #1 --
   Play
   Chapters
   Subtitles: On
   Subtitles: Off

Editorial Reviews

George Carlin once said, "I think it's the duty of the comedian to find out where the line is drawn and cross it deliberately." Since his first appearences in the early '60s, when he worked with Jack Burns as a comedy team, through his counterculture hero days of the 1970s to his ultimate incarnation as one of comedy's elder statesman, Carlin's act has evolved without ever losing its acerbic and often riotous edge. This hour-long stand-up show -- originally telecast on HBO in 1999 -- features the four-time Grammy winner at his finest, holding court with such routines as "Airport Security," "Fear of Germs," "Cigars," "Man Stuff," and many others. With his scathing brand of humor and sociopolitical commentary, Carlin continues to be one of the bravest, most inventive funnymen on the scene.

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