I think only Danny got along with him (he was the only one who did several movies with him) I know Bill and him had their differences in the days of SNL, but I think they got along more after Caddyshack
Aykroyd is an autistic weirdo obsessed with aliens yet doesnt seem like anyones ever had a problem with him, always seemed to get along with everyone. Belushi and Murray were hotheads, and Chevy was known for being an asshole partly because he was a huge cokehead back in those days, though it seems like hes still an asshole today too so maybe it wasnt the coke afterall lol
Jane Curtin said that Belushi used to sabotage skits that were written and/or performed by women, Gilda Radner being the exception. That changed my already low opinion of him drastically.
Lol, no I don’t think the coked up fat boy was funny at all. Same goes for Chris Farley. God rest ‘em, but their “talent” was getting high and screaming their dumb fucking heads off.
>because he was a huge cokehead
No, its because he was a chase banking empire trustfund baby who bought all his roles, was never actually acting, just playing himself as the entitled rich guy in roles like caddyshack, nothing but trouble, and community.
i think that is why guys like Murray and some of the others who came from more blue collar backgrounds just saw him as a pompeous stuck up rich kid, Belushi kinda egged Murray on because they all wanted to see Murray beat the tar out of him
Pat Cooper, Don Rickles and Rodney Dangerfield are the only two I can think of that still hold up today.
I only found out right this moment Googling a picture that Pat died this year.
RIP
I grew up reading Daniel Pinkwater books and watching boomer shit on tv because my parents never let me pick anything except Pokemon once per week and one of my weird fantasies is visiting Borscht Belt resorts in their heyday.
>you will never vacation in midcentury israeli wonderland upstate new york before the advent of widespread air travel killed it and see all those old comedians like dangerfield in their prime
weird to think of Norm as a boomer comedian since he came up in the 90s during Gen-X and millenial times, i guess he didnt become famous until he was already kinda old, wasnt he like close to 40 already when he started on SNL
Hicks and Norm were born within the Boomer range. If you're saying they're Gen X comedians because they were at their peak in the Gen X era, would you say that Chapelle is a Millennial comedian?
>Hicks was definitely more culturally generation x
I'm sorry but this is retarded. You always hear about how Boomers born in the early 60s are culturally Gen X and millennials born in 1985 are culturally Gen X. You never see it the orlther way around.
Would you say that people born in the late 70s are more culturally Millennial?
weird to think of Norm as a boomer comedian since he came up in the 90s during Gen-X and millenial times, i guess he didnt become famous until he was already kinda old, wasnt he like close to 40 already when he started on SNL
the only people who go full autism over generations are literal boomers and millennials. nobody else gives a shit. there was never anyone in the "silent" or "greatest" generations that ever thought of themselves that way
Carlin was born in 1937 - pre- Boomer.
I really dislike this person. Cynicism is functionally weak
Was Chevy friends with anyone on that show or do they all hate him now?
I think only Danny got along with him (he was the only one who did several movies with him) I know Bill and him had their differences in the days of SNL, but I think they got along more after Caddyshack
Aykroyd is an autistic weirdo obsessed with aliens yet doesnt seem like anyones ever had a problem with him, always seemed to get along with everyone. Belushi and Murray were hotheads, and Chevy was known for being an asshole partly because he was a huge cokehead back in those days, though it seems like hes still an asshole today too so maybe it wasnt the coke afterall lol
Jane Curtin said that Belushi used to sabotage skits that were written and/or performed by women, Gilda Radner being the exception. That changed my already low opinion of him drastically.
So you like Belushi now, nice
Lol, no I don’t think the coked up fat boy was funny at all. Same goes for Chris Farley. God rest ‘em, but their “talent” was getting high and screaming their dumb fucking heads off.
Go to bed David Spade
>because he was a huge cokehead
No, its because he was a chase banking empire trustfund baby who bought all his roles, was never actually acting, just playing himself as the entitled rich guy in roles like caddyshack, nothing but trouble, and community.
i think that is why guys like Murray and some of the others who came from more blue collar backgrounds just saw him as a pompeous stuck up rich kid, Belushi kinda egged Murray on because they all wanted to see Murray beat the tar out of him
Phil hartman
I GET NO RESPECT AT ALL
based
It's I get no respect
And he was greatest gen. Not boomer
>It's I get no respect
NTA but it’s absolutely both
Hell Fucking Yeah
Robin Williams
Great dramatic actor as well as human bean
He stole jokes and his unbricked autism is only funny for about 90 seconds
Brian Regan
Peter Sellers
actor- John Candy
standup- Gallagher
Pat Cooper, Don Rickles and Rodney Dangerfield are the only two I can think of that still hold up today.
I only found out right this moment Googling a picture that Pat died this year.
RIP
none of them are boomers, I guess you could argue they entertained the boomers
That's how I read OPs question.
>Who is the best comedian that boomers liked
Richard Pryor
Carlin and Hicks.
Reject modernity.
Embrace tradition.
you already know
I grew up reading Daniel Pinkwater books and watching boomer shit on tv because my parents never let me pick anything except Pokemon once per week and one of my weird fantasies is visiting Borscht Belt resorts in their heyday.
>you will never vacation in midcentury israeli wonderland upstate new york before the advent of widespread air travel killed it and see all those old comedians like dangerfield in their prime
Why are they making the Stephen King face?
"boomer" can mean "literal boomer" or just "people older than thirty" depending on the context, dumbassoomer
>"Urm acktually..." posts
>Posts a Gen X comedian
Retard.
Hicks and Norm were born within the Boomer range. If you're saying they're Gen X comedians because they were at their peak in the Gen X era, would you say that Chapelle is a Millennial comedian?
Hicks was definitely more culturally generation x he was too young to remember the jfk assassination
>Hicks was definitely more culturally generation x
I'm sorry but this is retarded. You always hear about how Boomers born in the early 60s are culturally Gen X and millennials born in 1985 are culturally Gen X. You never see it the orlther way around.
Would you say that people born in the late 70s are more culturally Millennial?
NTA but I would consider Chappelle a Millennial comedian insofar as he came up during the late nineties and early two thousands.
Norm MacDonald, Colin Quinn (born 1959) and Conan (1963) and Letterman (1947)
weird to think of Norm as a boomer comedian since he came up in the 90s during Gen-X and millenial times, i guess he didnt become famous until he was already kinda old, wasnt he like close to 40 already when he started on SNL
Chevy was never funny.
lowbrow. Fletch is the greatest film ever made
For films, probably Chevy Chase. Robin Williams' only good movies were his dramas.
Hating naggers doesn't make you an asshole.
the only people who go full autism over generations are literal boomers and millennials. nobody else gives a shit. there was never anyone in the "silent" or "greatest" generations that ever thought of themselves that way