I heard this interview many years. Thank you for posting this.

TOO FUNNY 😆😆😆😆😆😆

What is this anthem film at 9:20

The beginning of metis....

Nowadays tlc just has crap about polygamists... Fat brides... Midgets running round on a farm.. And toddlers in tierras... Golly society is dumb

This made me laugh out loud. Thank you. Brilliant.

I once went with a friend to a flute convention she wanted to attend. The flute players performed on a small outdoor stage underneath a canopy. There was a lull in the action--probably an intermission of some sort--and I began talking with the man seated next to me. For whatever reason I remarked, "What we need is some Tom Lehrer music." The man got excited and said that he was a piano player and that he knew all of Tom's songs by heart. I said that I knew all the words by heart. So we got up together, went to the piano, and put on an impromptu performance of Tom's songs with me on the vocals. My friend said she loved it!

I learned so much from this show

Man, I miss this show and over the last few years, they would have had a comedic goldmine

2:50 LOL --- I love how Graham Greene just stands by emotionless and sarcastically stoic while Cartier does his indignant rant. :D :P

Humor for people who could read and had some social conscious. Tom Lehrer never pandered to the lowest laugh. He had guts and the commitment to tell the truth. He was popular because so many people work harder trying to not be truthful.

How did u program the remote?

love it

hmm my left ear loves this

great

This is SO awesome!!!!!! So proud to be a Canadian and it is so much fun to be able to "get it" when it comes to the humour.

A high school teacher played "Pollution" in class back in the 1970s and I was in tears from laughter. When I finally found his albums I snapped them up and treasured them ever since. I was raised Catholic, so "The Vatican Rag" was especially relatable. Not only were the songs clever and catchy, but so was his banter. I especially liked his self-intro where he described his life's goal as "the attempt to prolong adolescence beyond all previous limits". For decades I wondered if he even had a face, since the albums never showed it. Thanks to KZbin, that personal goal has been fulfilled. One certainly can't call him prolific - one album per decade - but what he put on those albums is brilliant.

37:49 well that aged well

"Well there goes neighbourhood"😂😂

Stanley garage door opener sounds like a LiftMaster

It’s been a long time since the channel had anything to do with learning!

Indigenous People or Native Americans. The Indians are from India.

I remember watching this as a kid. Was this supposed to be a series that never materialized, or was it just supposed to be a one time special?

I live here

Hello! Do you have any instructions on how to connect this remote to your Stanley garage door opener? I have the same one!

I listened to his albums so much at the Univ of Michigan, I remember all the lyrics now at 72yo. (Btw Tom; there’s nothing sophomoric in your musical work.)

This was Alan Park's final air farce may he RIP (oh and Penelope Corrin's)

take the slack out ya chain!

Ok that knife is quite sharp though

The video audio is terrible,if you use a high quality microphone,you could hear the sound better without distortion

French people have never been accused of bravery or intelligence.

Best Graham Greene moment ever

I loved this show!!!!

Sounds like the 80s

You are are you?

Please discover us for us!,

"My toaster is broke!"

Another Allan Sherman wannabe, but not as funny, clever, handsome or enduring. Probably couldn't get a singing gig. His lame doggerel was badly dated by 1970. Even his "Elements" are outdated.

Funny😂🤣👏👏

Lord have mercy if this had actually been a thing back then 😂😂😂😂

1:00 I love how the actor who plays Cartier contemptuously looks Graham Greene's character up and down with a show of deep disdain :P :D

Curious what happened after the song ramped down... was there imaging or did another song just start? Would love to hear some imaging from this era.

Did he really pronounce "Lehrer" as "Layer"?

I used to watch these on HBO 40 years ago. Dick Cabot is my favorite narrator to this day. Sadly, this stuff is largely forgotten and not even available on DVD. He had a "Time Was..." series on HBO Nov 1979 - May 1980 with one episode for each decade 1920-1970.

Thanks for the upload. Funny show, I enjoyed seeing the Martin Milner Route 66 skit and the William Shatner interview.

Just came across your video in 2022 😄. I compiled the Dutch release of the Beatles Collection. I was real fortunate enough to find all the albums except one that I had to go online for and got lucky and found the empty blue box to put them in! On the Sgt Pepper album the tone arm has to go all the way to the label before the "inner groove" starts.

Also remember that WWJ on the AM frequency also was one of the earliest AM stations too..?

I love Graham Greene! 😂

Jly

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