RIP Norm Macdonald

That's beautiful!

 

Norm on Conan in March 1996

"Story About the Life Saving Pig"

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'Saturday Night Live' Pays Tribute to Norm Macdonald in Emmys Speech

 

As someone who has watched the match game on Amazon prime , that is the Wildest version of match game I have ever seen. I'm surprised this was even allowed on tv

 

Apparently, it was not. It was intended for TBS but they never aired it.
Match Game (2008 pilot)

 

The editing was horrible, but wow....that reconstruction of the set is nothing short of mind blowing!

 

Rest in Peace

 

One of my favorite people. Favorite comedian easily.

 

This was like attending a game show in heaven.

 

Norm on Tonight Show w/ Jay Leno
(July 1999)

re: Celebrity Golf Tournament,
International Star Search scores...

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Repost - Norm Macdonald from 2011 — WTF with Marc Maron Podcast

Great interview. You can download it free for a limited time.

 

For anyone wanting Norm's book who doesn't want to pay $200 on eBay, it's now back in stock on Barnes & Noble (and probably everywhere else) for $15.99.

Based on a True Story|Paperback



Or you could always send your best offer to this guy: Based on a True Story: A Memoir by Norm MacDonald (Hardcover, New) 9781443414296 | eBay

 

Carrot Top's Tribute to Norm....

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This book is a masterpiece, it's not a memoir but a comedic novel, half-based on Norm's life. It's incredibly creative and funny.

 

I loved his "Joe Camel" riff on Dennis Miller Live! He was like a little boy uttering his first obscenity knowing it was something he should not say but enjoying every minute of doing so. A funny, funny man gone too soon.

 

I seem to have gotten over feeling strange about watching him on Norm Macdonald Live again, now that he's not around. That title got old. Many of his guests are gone too, so it is a bit bittersweet when you think of it. And you always have an ear out for whenever he speaks about death. One thing that stuck in mind is Macdonald's idea of heaven. It's him looking down and watching his friends who didn't make it get a******d by the devil.

The weirdest thing is watching something so current and by its nature, dated, as a video podcast, because whether you like it or not, you become so aware of the passing of time and your own temporal existence.

 

Who knew these guys were friends?

 

The audiobook read by Norm is hilarious. Almost as good as the Alan Partridge audiobook.

 

Or $9.99 as a Kindle title if that's your thing.

 

Still out of stock everywhere, including B&N. Maybe they'll do another printing.

 

B&N still says that it "will be available for shipping on October 15th", same as when I ordered a copy.

 

I don't know how the book could be superior in any way when it was read by Norm himself!

 

I saw a funny clip of David Spade talking about how impossible it was to be around Norm because he was so crazy.

Spade: "Hey Norm! I tried calling you."

Norm: "You DID? On the PHONE??"