Perkinsun Dzees

Aside from the fact that he was in one of the funniest movies of the 90's, Dirty Work, and that he was fired from SNL for making OJ jokes, he also delivered what has to be the greatest 10 minutes in Roastology history:

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Absolutely brilliant stuff. Up there with anything Andy Kaufman ever did.

Why isn't he in any movies these days? He's 100 times funnier than Dane Cook.

Also, if I may say so, he actually looks better now than he did in his prime. Am I the only one who thinks he resembles a young Burt Reynolds? With real hair!

I would love to see a Dirty Work II. And they better make it in a hurry because Artie Lange may not be around much longer.

Bluelitespecial

He was very funny in the Duece Bigelow movies, please Rob Schneider make a Duece Bigelow 3.

riotinmyskull

is it 2008 again?

Charlie Goose

It only took a few seconds before the other comedians realized what he was doing. He played it well, reading off the cards was a nice touch.

JumpCutz

You had to be there.

Draven

He was a guest on the talk show I produce a few months ago. He's nice, but very weird. Very hard to have a "serious" conversation with him.

MrSmearkase

He's always a great guest on the Stern show.

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Giantrobo

That 1st video was painful to watch.

TomOpus

Only if the drinks were free.

Because I'm a carefree kinda guy.

tylergfoster

Maybe it's just me, but I feel like in the past few years, something happened to him. He seems a lot slower on the uptake now than he used to be.

My Other Self

I've always liked him. I wish he was in more stuff nowadays.

big whoppa

Never been a fan. Glad he got the boot from SNL.

Dr Mabuse

I listened to all 6 parts.

Great stuff.

Abob Teff

I'm glad the dais was getting his routine, because I sure as hell wasn't. I don't remember this from the broadcast ... and apparently for good reason.

Sonic

I laughed few times when he was on SNL. And I do like him, he strikes me as a fun and cool guy.

Dane Cook is corny.

I'll take Martin Lawrence, Katt Williams, Chris Rock and the rest of Kings of Comedy.

BJacks

I love Norm. Saw Dirty Work opening weekend and loved it even then, love it now.

Thanks for posting that Stern interview; I wound up watching all six parts. Hilarious.

Deftones

His Conan appearances are pure brilliance too.

Norm de Plume

Welcome to 18 months ago in another forum.

Count Dooku

It's never too late to discover a clip from a TV show, and post about it in Movie Talk.

Numanoid

Every joke he told was classic vaudeville stuff. Any comedian worth his salt would get, and appreciate, the homage, while all the newbie poseurs would be totally lost. Genius.

nickdawgy

Dirty Work was awful. Easily one of the worst movies I've ever seen.

Boba Fett

I lose it every time he says "Ladies and gentlemen, this guy is for the birds."

JasonF

I'm convinced there are two kinds of people in the world: people who think that bit from the roast is one of the most hilarious things ever and people who think it was thoroughly unfunny. I am firmly in the first group.

Navinabob

I love Norm and all, but that bit seemed to mostly bomb from the crowd reaction to him.

RagingBull80

I think that was the point.