I have recently been diagnosed with a chronic disease that keeps me immobile most of the day, but watching Norm has given me joy. I wish I could thank him personally.
I believe in another interview he is talking abt his former boss and how he got fired over the phone... And conan just ask something and he goes "Naahh, he is a good man, you know" and conan calls him out for tht
I love how Norm’s bits are completely chaotic, you never know if they’re completely random, if there’s a punchline, whether it’s the end of story or there’s more to it, what’s intended and what’s not... - it’s basically like random guy talking random stuff but it’s bizarrely hilarious.
I love that chaotic, seemingly random aspect, too, but they're definitely planned. He told the same story to Conan with pretty much all the same punchlines.
I love how even though he's explaining everything as though Jay doesn't know what any of it is, he doesn't come across as patronizing, but more bewildered and hoping for someone to commiserate with over how strange the world is. Very unique delivery style.
"This other character...he comes out of the bathroom. You know? He was in the bathroom?" *holds eyesight, pauses, checks to see if audience understands this concept, waits for this new and important information to be assimilated*
To hear Leno laugh so genuinely to Norm's material and shtick raised him in my estimation. I thought - he knows something special when its there.@@thomasc2680
Interesting...the Seinfeld episode "The Merv Griffin Show" where George hits a squirrel and has to take it to an animal hospital where the doctors then give him 30 minutes alone with the squirrel aired on November 6, 1997. This episode of the tonight show was on Jay Leno's 47th birthday, which was April 28, 1997. So the Seinfeld writers very much could've been inspired by this exact Norm story.
It Was So Sudden To Me.. When I Learned Norm Macdonald Past Away. I Never Cried In Such A Way.. I Out Wardly Balled. It Was Just So Easy To Connect With Him. ( even if it was through television )
@@joelluongo7419 I feel this. Norm's passing was a gut punch to me, especially losing Rush L the same year. Few other celebrity deaths impacted me like those two, along with Robin Williams and Prince... all of whom I found myself shredding tears for in a way which surprised me.
@@joelluongo7419 me too, I think because he helped through my depression years ago, I felt close to him. He believed in God and I remember wondering if he was okay in afterlife. And the day he died exactly while thinking that I got a spam call from Los Angeles California. I’ve never had a spam call from LA before or since the day he died. I’m from Philly.
I fucking love Norm. He’s like the old man that’s constantly rambling out old stories that run into each other and never stop, except every bit of it is hilarious.
His delivery is untouchable....the man is a fucking GENIUS, one of the most talented comedians on the planet. ...I use Turd Ferguson to fill out bullshit online surveys
Leno is a comic legend, just because you were too young to get him doesn't change that. There's a reason he got the highest ratings of any of the late night show guys
It's wonderful when Norm's recounting some moments of quick thinking that spanned a few seconds at most but turns it into 30 seconds of making sure we're caught up on some of the most obvious parts of his winding tale.
That's what Norm does. Comedians love and laugh at Norm. Sadly a lot of people don't get his humor. It's more about his chaotic and spastic delivery that's just pure fun.
Mike Tang - so you’re saying that this guy who is in showbiz is not exactly like this all the time? I think you’re on to something here. He is worshipped by the biggest names in comedy as a genius, but I’m going with Ted Johansen, a CZcams commenter...nailed it chief. Good thinkin.
@@toxxygen2424 So you're here why? That would be like me going to CNN and telling them how stupid the libtards are. Quite pointless. They already know they're stupid.
Yep, and I think that’s why norm mentions at the 4:20 mark that the guy who gave him the cat ‘is working on the Seinfeld show now’. I think norm wanted to get on record that a writer for Seinfeld got this joke from him.
Fred Stoller was his friend who wrote for Seinfeld. Norm interviewed him when he had his podcast/CZcams channel. Unfortunately Norm deleted his channel, but you might still find the episode on youtube.
Norm finishes the sick cat story another time on Conan's show. Its great how a joke like this has multiple punch lines, and Norm is able to cut the joke short and still get it to work.
After these things aired, people would basically never see them again. So it made a lot more sense then. Now everything is online to be rewatched for all of history.
its bits from their stand ups, its what every comic does. People still think its random stories they are sharing, but almost every time a comedian does a late night show they just use a few jokes from their stand up Isnt as fun if you know their stand up routines already, esp ppl unlike Norm that do lots of specials but really it makes sense cause they are only on these shows to promote themselves and to do that you use your best jokes
Norm told comedy like a jazz musician. The difference between jazz and many other forms of music is that what comes out is spontaneity on top of a plan, rather than just a plan. Jazz musicians know the melody, but play with it in real time to make it feel loose. Norm knew the key concepts of a story he has to narrate leading up to a punchline or joke, but he plays with the journey there, each time in a slightly different way. Then the third element was he was authentically edgy in real life. Before he "got cancelled" for ridiculous reasons, he willfully lost his podcast's sponsors for the sake of comedy. Before that he willfully got himself fired at SNL for the sake of comedy. Then he returned to the show and sabotaged the show in his monologue as his revenge lol! Before all that back in the 80's he toured America with Sam Kinison at the height of Sam's insanity. Before that he was a highschool dropout that spent nearly a decade doing a mix of blue collar work like logging, and even straight up street crime with jail stints! He gambled away his life savings 3 separate times! The man was good friends with a legit country outlaw like Billie Joe Shaver and was raised on a rural Ontario farm by a very old dad and his World War 2 buddies around. The man even faced a decade of cancer and his own death without ever bringing it up or seeking sympathy. His life could and probably should be a movie. A genius, a clown, and a wildman, all competing inside the same head. Will never be another like him.
@@ironmike5812 His Netflix show "Norm MacDonald Has A Show" was not renewed specifically because he made comments on Howard Stern using "the r word" (meaning a mentally challenged person) that created a huge backlash. This happened around 2019 or 2020.
@@vangroover1903Yes...in a very weird way, it may have been Norm's final, ultimate joke--of a more cosmic nature...when you think about it, our lives are so brief, and mostly meaningless, that life itself is sort of a sick joke.
i had a cat that had a heart attack once. when he was recovering he told me he had eaten way more pepperoni than he had led me to believe. lying bastard...
One of the things about this man is how aware he is of the so called codes and ways of humans and how confident he is of making fun of them. he really enjoyed when people got uncomfortable on his jokes because he had literally no filter. RIP
Yup...check out his ESPY Awards appearance as the host...talk about sheer bravery!..Several of his jokes absolutely stunned his audience, who were mostly made up of professional jocks--who have limited abilities to appreciate such cutting-edge humor!..Norm just did not care a whit if he pissed off his audience! If there is a God (Norm was actually a Christian!), I am pissed off at the deity for taking this brilliant comic from us, and making him suffer from cancer for ten years!
His humor could touch you at a very human level...his stories, mostly made up, could draw you in, in a very believable, totally relatable way. He found great humor in the more mundane aspects of our daily existence. He was just unique, and I do not believe that any future comedian will be able to copy his style, and his witty insights. Carlin could do this, in a more "in your face" way. Norm did not rely on shocking language, etc.
"It's exactly like a real place, except it's ridiculous"
this guy is the funniest ever...how the hell can a cat have stress...hes got a big promotion coming up...
+ronnie toots that cat story is one of Norm's best aling with Professor of logic and andy tge Swedish German
Sean Reynolds lmao at 8:35 did he just say hes a good man? Referring to his cat?
@@thegreekdeal4747 "He's a great man" is one of Norm's fallback lines. It's like a verbal tic.
Sounds like my ex wife's parents house.
Norm Macdonald's life is like an audition to be an old man.
Nx Doyle this comment is underrated
@@jasmincenteno4953 you should ask him if he wouldn't mind laying down on top of you.
@@bradsmith7862 haha believe me I would if I could lol
HAAANH?
GO BACK 2 MEXICO
I have recently been diagnosed with a chronic disease that keeps me immobile most of the day, but watching Norm has given me joy. I wish I could thank him personally.
Jamison Cheney oh, a college man! 😂😆😂
You just did, pretend I'm him.
G M Note to self, too posting comments on CZcams. 😂😂😂
@@Yourthoughtsplease don't stop posting, jamison cheney doesn't matter in the scope of things....I appreciate your input
Hope you're doing alright. Good luck.
“What’s the cat number?” “Just hang up the phone!” My favorite part.
I love when he finishes the cat story he instinctively goes "nehh he's a good man" about a cat.
Lmfao didn’t notice that till now
OMG YAAS😂😂😂
I believe in another interview he is talking abt his former boss and how he got fired over the phone... And conan just ask something and he goes "Naahh, he is a good man, you know" and conan calls him out for tht
@@youknowwhom2161 It was Letterman the day he got fired and Letterman called him a quisling
@@adamrudofker6220 what no.. i think it was a business man or something.. do u have a clip that tells that its letterman?
I love how Norm’s bits are completely chaotic, you never know if they’re completely random, if there’s a punchline, whether it’s the end of story or there’s more to it, what’s intended and what’s not... - it’s basically like random guy talking random stuff but it’s bizarrely hilarious.
I love that chaotic, seemingly random aspect, too, but they're definitely planned. He told the same story to Conan with pretty much all the same punchlines.
Your name, Josef, is a joke.
Josef is Hebrew for "cunt"
@@TheAdamfee is that some kind of antisemitic tourette you have man?
This Adam fee guy is a real jerk
"It feels like there's a yak on my chest" - The cat
Michael Meara Lol
hey I saw that line earlier but I forget the bit. that's one of his uncles or something?
or the heart attack bit I'm guess probably.
@@maxonmendel5757 no his impression of johnny carsons 911 call when he had his heart attack
@@michaelmeara6776 reminds me of that national tragedy
That cat should have attacked it's heart first. The heart only knows violence.
I love how even though he's explaining everything as though Jay doesn't know what any of it is, he doesn't come across as patronizing, but more bewildered and hoping for someone to commiserate with over how strange the world is. Very unique delivery style.
Perfectly summed up
He has to "be the idiot" to do so. Hence the SHOCK 😱 !! that an animal hospital even exists. 🤭😉
commiserate is one hell of a word. kudos
thought leno was playing the straight man in this clip
Fellow Canadian ...his brother esteemed anounncer Canadian Broadcasting Corporation..CBC..Always gut splitting humour !
God bless you Norm....
"This other character...he comes out of the bathroom. You know? He was in the bathroom?" *holds eyesight, pauses, checks to see if audience understands this concept, waits for this new and important information to be assimilated*
Shazbut01 He's parodying how other people tell stories, and tells like 5 stories in between the stories.
masterpiece, he is a genius
Now I feel like i'm missing something about this part
Brilliant
I thought it was Bob coming out the bathroom
Sometimes you think he's finished but he's not
And sometimes you think there's more to the joke but he's finished.
He's been finished since he met his wife.
And sometimes he's finished and you think he's not, and then he's not and you think he is.
That's what she said.
I've heard this story before on other shows and it actually does go on from where he ended here
Happiness is finding a Norm clip that you have not seen before!
I love this! Norm and Jay!
One of the things I love about Norm on late night shows is you get to see what the hosts’ real laughter is like as opposed to their usual affection.
affectation i believe is the word.
That being said, Leno’s laugh is HILARIOUS. So good.
To hear Leno laugh so genuinely to Norm's material and shtick raised him in my estimation. I thought - he knows something special when its there.@@thomasc2680
"I keep it on a platonic level, ya know?" - Haha so great
Interesting...the Seinfeld episode "The Merv Griffin Show" where George hits a squirrel and has to take it to an animal hospital where the doctors then give him 30 minutes alone with the squirrel aired on November 6, 1997. This episode of the tonight show was on Jay Leno's 47th birthday, which was April 28, 1997. So the Seinfeld writers very much could've been inspired by this exact Norm story.
Plus Norm actually says earlier in this very interview that the cat belonged to his buddy that left to work on Seinfeld....🤔
Hahah, what a mindfuck.
That's absolutely insane ahaha, good call! What a trip
holyfuuk
Chris L if you were watching Mad About You, Seinfeld, and Friends in real time, they all had many overlapping storylines.
"My cat is in deep trouble" Only Norm can utter a sentence like this 😂😂😂
Norm is the comedian that makes other comedians laugh😂
It Was So Sudden To Me.. When I Learned Norm Macdonald Past Away. I Never Cried In Such A Way.. I Out Wardly Balled. It Was Just So Easy To Connect With Him. ( even if it was through television )
@@joelluongo7419 I feel this. Norm's passing was a gut punch to me, especially losing Rush L the same year. Few other celebrity deaths impacted me like those two, along with Robin Williams and Prince... all of whom I found myself shredding tears for in a way which surprised me.
@@joelluongo7419 me too, I think because he helped through my depression years ago, I felt close to him. He believed in God and I remember wondering if he was okay in afterlife. And the day he died exactly while thinking that I got a spam call from Los Angeles California. I’ve never had a spam call from LA before or since the day he died. I’m from Philly.
"Alright, alright. What's the cat number?" Genius.
I keep it at a platonic level bahahaha
4:43 "I came home, and I go: 'Okay.'" Underrated bit of classic Norm bizarreness
😂
Rest In Peace, Norm. Thanks for the laughs!
"he took me to this place called an animal hospital, I swear to God they actually have these"
why do I love him so much
I recognize that pig - that’s Kichner Leslie’s girlfriend!
Dont go touching Kitchener Leslie's girlfriend
Awesome
Well done sir. Well done
Ded😂☠️
"I keep it at a platonic level."
My new favorite Norm quote.
I fucking love Norm. He’s like the old man that’s constantly rambling out old stories that run into each other and never stop, except every bit of it is hilarious.
Nobody can set a hook and reel in like Norm can.
Nice point.
That's more of a statement really...
@@matterbob5x you re a genius
His delivery is untouchable....the man is a fucking GENIUS, one of the most talented comedians on the planet. ...I use Turd Ferguson to fill out bullshit online surveys
I miss Burt, went to his ranch with an old time girlfriends, petted a newborn bear cub...Burt is another tongue in cheeek guy, not for everyone......
i woke up drunk once with the taxi receipt signed by me as Ralph Wiggum
Craig ferguson was ok..it was that fuckin stupid robot that that made the show go downhill
I am SCREAMING 🤣
You’ve filled out surveys before?
One of these two is a comic genius.
suffern63 And the other has a four letter name
@@anguishingquark boooo
J Rico6 Nah but he’s a good guy
And you guessed it, Frank Stallone
Leno is a comic legend, just because you were too young to get him doesn't change that. There's a reason he got the highest ratings of any of the late night show guys
RIP Norm. Amazing comedy - awesome personality. Gone too soon.
Dude this Norm guy is the real deal. Makes you feel good about life
Subscribe to 'I'm not Norm' for all the lols'
Yes he does
Rip
I didn't even know he was sick
It's wonderful when Norm's recounting some moments of quick thinking that spanned a few seconds at most but turns it into 30 seconds of making sure we're caught up on some of the most obvious parts of his winding tale.
You have a words to say way with
I like how Norm milks every moment for a laugh, even the simple confirmation of 2 weeks at the very end.
Rest in peace, Norm. You will be missed, brother.
I'm so thankful for Norms path in life. He has brought me endless laughs.
I see 333, 999, 777, each day
@@justmayo6097I see your mother naked each day
Go beat off Lol.
So great watching Norm make Jay laugh for real. Not fakey showbiz laughing. Tickled the guy, is what he did.
That's what Norm does. Comedians love and laugh at Norm. Sadly a lot of people don't get his humor. It's more about his chaotic and spastic delivery that's just pure fun.
No, it's fake and he's not funny. The only one with a hint of genuine amusement is himself.
Mike Tang - so you’re saying that this guy who is in showbiz is not exactly like this all the time? I think you’re on to something here.
He is worshipped by the biggest names in comedy as a genius, but I’m going with Ted Johansen, a CZcams commenter...nailed it chief. Good thinkin.
@@toxxygen2424 you're fake and not funny.
@@toxxygen2424 So you're here why? That would be like me going to CNN and telling them how stupid the libtards are. Quite pointless. They already know they're stupid.
And finishing the cat story with "but he's a good man" 😁😂😂
“I got a life to get back to” RIP
“It’s just like a real place, but it’s ridiculous.”
This is where Seinfeld got the Squirrel episode with the vet saying: ""you have 30 minutes""
nice catch! wow
I always loved how a lot of people don't get Norms humour, yet his peers love him. Funny people know funny.
Yep, and I think that’s why norm mentions at the 4:20 mark that the guy who gave him the cat ‘is working on the Seinfeld show now’. I think norm wanted to get on record that a writer for Seinfeld got this joke from him.
Fred Stoller was his friend who wrote for Seinfeld. Norm interviewed him when he had his podcast/CZcams channel. Unfortunately Norm deleted his channel, but you might still find the episode on youtube.
Totally unique style to tell a story. The faces, the smiles, the way he makes a pause, and then continues talking. One of a kind.
"So my neighbor, you know... Bill...." followed by that twinkle in Norm's eyes. #NormIsTheBestThereEverWasOrWillBe
Norm finishes the sick cat story another time on Conan's show. Its great how a joke like this has multiple punch lines, and Norm is able to cut the joke short and still get it to work.
Norm is such a pro. So fun to watch.
He sure lights up the room.
pearlmax and he didn’t have a lighter or anything , somehow just somehow through sheer tyranny of will he could somehow light a room
This Bob Kendal guy is hilarious! Anybody know if there’s a CZcams channel with a bunch of Bob Kendal clips???
try the I'm Not Bob Kendal channel
Norm: "There's this cat hospital. I swear to god they have them." Simply the best. 🍀🌹🍀
At the end, all I could hear in my head was norm saying, “I gotta get back and feed them hogs”
Now I have the image of Norm pretending to be the old guy in the photo
Love that he recycles stories between Leno, Letterman and Conan. Still always super funny each time.
After these things aired, people would basically never see them again. So it made a lot more sense then. Now everything is online to be rewatched for all of history.
Stephen Mar LMAO I know.
its bits from their stand ups, its what every comic does. People still think its random stories they are sharing, but almost every time a comedian does a late night show they just use a few jokes from their stand up
Isnt as fun if you know their stand up routines already, esp ppl unlike Norm that do lots of specials but really it makes sense cause they are only on these shows to promote themselves and to do that you use your best jokes
@@Rowsy91 it works for Norm cause the joke itself is rarely the point, the comedy usually comes from his crazy rambling on the way to the punchline.
It's so weird how that's true. Like every single time I hear it. I never get tired of it lmao.
"No, I don't love them, but I have one."
"I keep it at a platonic level, y'know?"
🤣
He totally cracked Leno with the 911 bit.
Norm's just great
There was never anybody more effortlessly funny. God bless, we miss you Norm. 🙏
One of the greatest storytellers of all time.
Norm told comedy like a jazz musician. The difference between jazz and many other forms of music is that what comes out is spontaneity on top of a plan, rather than just a plan. Jazz musicians know the melody, but play with it in real time to make it feel loose. Norm knew the key concepts of a story he has to narrate leading up to a punchline or joke, but he plays with the journey there, each time in a slightly different way.
Then the third element was he was authentically edgy in real life. Before he "got cancelled" for ridiculous reasons, he willfully lost his podcast's sponsors for the sake of comedy. Before that he willfully got himself fired at SNL for the sake of comedy. Then he returned to the show and sabotaged the show in his monologue as his revenge lol! Before all that back in the 80's he toured America with Sam Kinison at the height of Sam's insanity. Before that he was a highschool dropout that spent nearly a decade doing a mix of blue collar work like logging, and even straight up street crime with jail stints! He gambled away his life savings 3 separate times! The man was good friends with a legit country outlaw like Billie Joe Shaver and was raised on a rural Ontario farm by a very old dad and his World War 2 buddies around. The man even faced a decade of cancer and his own death without ever bringing it up or seeking sympathy.
His life could and probably should be a movie. A genius, a clown, and a wildman, all competing inside the same head. Will never be another like him.
How exactly did he “get cancelled”
What are you referring to?
How I would love to see such a Norm Macdonald movie!
@@ironmike5812 His Netflix show "Norm MacDonald Has A Show" was not renewed specifically because he made comments on Howard Stern using "the r word" (meaning a mentally challenged person) that created a huge backlash. This happened around 2019 or 2020.
That's totally mentally challenged they would do that
@@ironmike5812 he said retard in an interview and everyone went full retard over it.
Love hearing Jay and Kevin authentically laugh hysterically.
"You can't wait for like 5 minutes, you know. You can't ponder it: 'what's my last name?'
When you say Kevin, which Kevin?
The band leader
The 'Bob Kendall' joke is very much underrated.....
What a storyteller!!! That story had me smiling and laughing from the first word to the last. What a tragic loss :( RIP
I like how Jay's bandleader can be heard. laughing his butt off!
8:35 “He’s a good man.”
He was just talking about his cat before this.
About the doc
He was such a great storyteller. Norm, you are dearly missed.
And we didn't even know he was sick!!!!!!!!
@@vangroover1903Yes...in a very weird way, it may have been Norm's final, ultimate joke--of a more cosmic nature...when you think about it, our lives are so brief, and mostly meaningless, that life itself is sort of a sick joke.
"I keep it platonic". Norm is the best.
''He comes out from the bathroom.. He was in the bathroom.'' Lmfao classic Norm
I adore his humor. RIP Norm ❤️
"Do you have a cat!?" That line kills me everytime
Anytime u can make Leno laugh like a child is a good day
Comic genius. I've been a fan since that first time I saw him on Letterman
The cat story was delicious for lack of a better word absolutely fantastic
Norm was the funniest I hope he’s in heaven telling jokes & in peace…
A norm interview I've never seen...awesome!
@Susan Fudge If this wasn't worth watching, I really don't know what is
Bless You Norm, Rest & Salutes !! We will see you in the Aurora !!
What a sense of humor. One of a kind, hysterically funny and clean.
Kevin's laugh is solid real. Always better when it's genuine. Norms the man !
Only Norm can make a grown man laugh like a girl. Jay Leno at 5:47.
Nah, it's just Leno being Leno. But Norm is great at making people burst in laughs, yeah.
Bahaha
😆
That comment is now considered a hate crime
i had a cat that had a heart attack once. when he was recovering he told me he had eaten way more pepperoni than he had led me to believe. lying bastard...
so it wasn't the promotion...
Yeah never trust a cat. Man, a cat had murdered my brother.
:D
Never trust a pussy.
Man I loved Norm Macdonald, he was a comic genius, and I’m glad we have these clips to watch❤️
I truly miss him, he was amazing!❤
miss Norm on SNL, he was too cool for that show anyway
Weekend Update use to be for silly jokes about the news, not political grandstanding.
@@Paulafan5 you just liked it better when it was jokes about Bill Clinton. They make jokes about the president.
Ahead of his times. He’s a comedian that will be more appreciated now then he was back then!
Im from sweden, seen this 100 times just how intelligent and funny he is RIP Norm
Norm is the master of complex jokes disguised as anecdotes.
Perfect analysis of Norm's comedic style
Probably did indeed happen though all of it
This is classic Norm - in stitches the whole time!
I don't love my cat but I have one. LOL
I'll never stop watching Norm
Stress? Yeah like my cat has a big promotion to worry about, lol
The comedians comedian
3:20 Leno does a pretty good impression of himself
Every time I catch a clip of Norm I laugh hard and feel better about things. God Bless Norm!
Whenever I’m a little bit down, I just pop on a Norm interview and it brings me right back up.
BOB KENDLE FOR PRESIDENT!
Thought it was Kendall.
Definitely Kendall
Kindle 😏
Hmmmmm what’s my last name
So great to hear these classic norm stories in new ways. Legend.
Love life
Missing the greats today 😢
To think the world was blessed with these amazing people.
Just brilliant. Total control, perfect timing. Never steps out of character.
I've heard him tell this plane story 4 times now, and it's still brilliant.
Yes...slightly different each time...but funny as hell!
One of the things about this man is how aware he is of the so called codes and ways of humans and how confident he is of making fun of them. he really enjoyed when people got uncomfortable on his jokes because he had literally no filter. RIP
Yup...check out his ESPY Awards appearance as the host...talk about sheer bravery!..Several of his jokes absolutely stunned his audience, who were mostly made up of professional jocks--who have limited abilities to appreciate such cutting-edge humor!..Norm just did not care a whit if he pissed off his audience! If there is a God (Norm was actually a Christian!), I am pissed off at the deity for taking this brilliant comic from us, and making him suffer from cancer for ten years!
Norm has one of those minds like Andy Kaufman...you just try to keep up.
"Wait until you see these pigs!" The exact same intro he got before he went onto The View!
The man was hilarious and unique AF. RIP Norm.
His humor could touch you at a very human level...his stories, mostly made up, could draw you in, in a very believable, totally relatable way. He found great humor in the more mundane aspects of our daily existence. He was just unique, and I do not believe that any future comedian will be able to copy his style, and his witty insights. Carlin could do this, in a more "in your face" way. Norm did not rely on shocking language, etc.
OMG. As I rewatch these Norm appearances on Lenno, I crack up more than ever. Seriously funny and day-improving, maybe life-improving.
Best ever. The guy makes me cry
Love Kevin having a belly laugh everytime there was something funny. Great sidekick.
The 30 minute visiting always gets me.
RIP Norm
Norm is on another level...he’s just Norm.
Hearing Kevin Eubanks' infectious laughter off camera takes me back to the wonderful '90's.