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[@kingbrutusxxvi]

I haven't seen it in the comments yet but part of Norm's emotional break here was because Dave was there for him when he was fired by NBC and no one would touch him. Most people were afraid to cross Don Ohlmeyer but Letterman kept having Norm on to give him a paycheck and lift him out of his depression. That's a real friend.

[@TheCrazyCanuck420]

And if memory serves me Dave called Don O. an idiot and Norm kept following it up with "naw Don's a good guy" which was Norm going along with it even though he's saying the opposite. Kinda like how Norm on The View popping back mints apologizing while struggling not to laugh at them at the same time.

[@chairwood]

Norm also knew his cancer was really bad at this point but no one else did.

[@user-xj2sm3xd5l]

@@TheCrazyCanuck420 you're correct

[@ope7092]

I thought it was more because Dave was the first talk show that hosted Norm as a comedian. Plus I think he admired him in general. I don’t think it was because he defended him when he got fired. Norm didn’t really care from what I recollect since he always had stand up to fall back on

[@margbarmk2293]

Germany invaded Poland & Russia. Since when Poland & Russia are "the world"?

[@exnihilo207]

The Late Show with David Letterman ended only a few days later. Letterman gave Norm his first TV stand up appearance when Dave was still host of Late Night on NBC following Carson. Norm considers it the moment he got his big break in the business and they remained close from then on.

[@bugvswindshield]

Just think, at this very moment, Norm knew he had cancer. I believe thats why he choked up. It was pure love of Dave, comedy and life.

[@Hottiedonkey]

The joke about making the same money as Oprah is because when you appear on Letterman, everyone gets paid scale (the same amount.)

[@barfyman3Six2]

And that Oprah is a billionaire

[@FghhIjffd]

Norm is clearly the best ever comedian, the goat.

[@ΒΞΔΝ]

Norm already knew his time was limited here, and Letterman has done so much for Norm and his career. That is probably why he got emotional. Also, if not mistaken that was most of the same set Norm did on his first appearance 25 years prior.

[@randylahey8174]

This was 7 years ago, Norm was probably doing okay at that point. I think he broke down because Letterman was such a good friend to him and helped him a ton in his career. I always love watching Norm appear on Letterman after he's fired from SNL, that's a classic.

[@vaahtobileet]

@@randylahey8174 Norm had the cancer for 9 years, he knew. He also had it earlier once or twice when he was younger.

[@fuckamericanidiot]

@@vaahtobileet He also cried at the Bob Saget roast in 2008, so it wasn't that.

[@vaahtobileet]

​@@fuckamericanidiot he didn't cry there

[@quasicrystal5166]

100% Whoopi

[@dochollidaysraidersintel6466]

"Norm Macdonald is married to a real battle axe" on Conan. One of his best jokes. Also his moth joke on Conan is great too.

[@e-reptiledysfunction2243]

I find his Germany joke hilarious, possibly my favorite joke of his

[@KonohazFinest]

The crack in his voice when he told Dave he loves him breaks my heart every time I watch that clip. We all miss and love you norm thank your from the bottom of my heart for the wonderful memories I will take with me on whatever the next journey of life there is 🍻

[@goatitisful]

I absolutely love this video. You can tell there was a lot going on in Norm's mind.

[@DRaymore44]

In 2011, Norm MacDonald was diagnosed with the blood cancer multiple myeloma. He had the disease for nine years, and he did not tell anyone about his problem. This clip with David Letterman was filmed in late 2015, and Norm almost broke down when he said he loved David Letterman as a friend and mentor. As the blood cancer progressed, he was later diagnosed with another blood cancer, myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS), which mutated into acute myeloid leukemia (AML), which is fatal. Norm passed away on September 14, 2021. Sadly, Norm, a famous comedian, dies, but he has left plenty of material for the world to see. Rest In Peace, Norm.

[@drServitis]

Actually recently it's become known that Norm died of AIDS, not cancer, and the cancer story was a cover up. It doesn't matter to me. I still love Norm and miss him alot.

[@outlawdawnllc]

1. It was Whoopi 2. It was well after Norm died 3. This is like 7 years ago lol

[@msdarby515]

The Blokes should react to the episode of Letterman from the day Norm was fired from SNLs Weekend Update. Norm plays it so beautifully, as if he's almost a country kid who doesn't know how the world works. It's fantastic. There's also a video on KZbin of why Norm was fired from Weekend Update that has about 25 minutes of him shitting on OJ. LOL

[@retired4365]

Letterman gave Norm his start in comedy on the David Letterman show. That was David's last show before he retired. Norm Macdonald knew for years that he was dying but he never told anyone. ❤️

[@RomesThe59]

This was letterman’s last week on air and Norm did his final standup there. Norm idolized letterman and definitely knew he was dying at this time. He got to the show 7 hours early and walked around the studio soaking everything in. Well knowing he would be dead soon and never be back there, which made him show that very rare emotional vulnerability at the end of the set

[@unintelligentlifeform7180]

the reason norm did "not funny jokes" was because he found them funny. He didn't let the crowd tell him what was funny and what wasnt. He had a rebellious spirit and wasn't worried about the crowds opinion. He had a good take about not being "smart" on stage. Norm had commented on certain comedians trying to be smarter than the crowd and how that isn't comedy...that's just being a jerk. People want to watch the court jester...not the kings advisor type deal. Norm really was a funny guy. Even if some of his bits didn't make you laugh, you could appreciate where he was trying to go with it. His white house correspondence dinner hosting was hilarious. He roasted a dinning room full of USA elites. From President to major news outlet owners. He roasted them all with legit dirt. He even acknowledged that he might never work...or be alive....again after that job lol. He "took the piss out of them all" I think would be a phrase you might equate his performance to. He humor and joke telling were uniquely him. And he had legendary stories that were told like gossip among those that has an experience with norm. There is a story of norm getting into a fist fight with a then SNL intern (Stephen colbert) over a game of "football" (soccer) in the hallways of the offices.

[@Ameslan1]

Since you Office Blokes like Conan.. Norm was one of Conan's favorite guests.. you should react to those bits.

[@nicknoga564]

Thanks, Office Blokes. Norm’s stuff needs to be played and relived because there’s never been anyone like him. Since his death, the comedy world hasn’t been as bright as it had been before… the man was as pure as they come.

[@nancysexton4364]

God. I remember watching this live and being both moved and surprised by Norm's emotion. One of those things that sticks w/ you, like Dave reuniting Sonny and Cher. What a loss.

[@drServitis]

I'm actually guilty of thinking Norm got emotional to increase his appeal and further his career. No one knew at the time he was dying of AIDS. Kind of wish he had been up front with us about it. I still miss Norm alot.

[@sadiej573]

@@drServitis if youre going to go for it, be funny. 1 ) people that are deeply closeted can not be infected and 2 ) ((something passively racist about AIDS and africa that only norm could pull off)). Do better next time.

[@drServitis]

@@sadiej573 ?? I wasn't being funny. I've read in both the NYTimes and the Wall Street Journal recently that Norm died of AIDS and the cancer bit was a cover up. Norm admitted as much before he died; he admitted he had a serious gambling problem, including losing $400,000 at one table in Las Vegas. He got depressed and drunk and went whoring and that's how he contracted HIV. One of the articles I read also said Norm didn't have access to Canada's health care system anymore since he had lived so long in America. And Norm lost so much money gambling, which he himself admitted, that he couldn't afford American health care. AIDS is survivable with proper treatment these days, but Norm couldn't afford it. I love and respect Norm anyway and miss him tons still.

[@vaahtobileet]

@@drServitis yes, I can confirm, I recently talked to his uncle Jaqcues de Gatineaux about all of this. He's known as the town bullshitter though.

[@drServitis]

@@vaahtobileet I liked your effort to bring some humor into Norm's death by referencing one of his best bits, though personally I still can't find any humor in it. Maybe it's still too early for me.

[@dochollidaysraidersintel6466]

Yeah Norm loved David Letterman a lot . It was his favorite show to do.

[@toulee313]

Dave has always been Norm's biggest fan

[@brbapappa]

Also Conan

[@drewgamezzz8482]

It is crazy seeing norm choking up as someone who doesn’t get choked up tbh.

[@zackamig4446]

You gotta keep in mind here that his material had to be clean and ok for cable TV which isn't always his M.O.

[@walterturtle9660]

My favorite Conan and Norm bit is the moth and the podiatrist. It seemed like it went on a half hour and Conan just staring at him with an expression on his face, “where is this going?” And then the punchline is kind of a groaner. Perfect! Another good Norm bit is shallow grave, another where it takes forever to get to the punchline.

[@eighteen-naked-cowboys]

they’ve done the shallow grave one, it’s the 12 minute joke video.

[@dochollidaysraidersintel6466]

That and "Norm is married to a real Battle axe"

[@Ameslan1]

Yes I was going to say definitely that one and the gynocologist joke also

[@Ameslan1]

@@Kyle-rhysC Norm MacDonald's more of a storyteller than a string of jokes stand up comedian. Norm's stories wander on and on sometimes but the "joke" is that the punchlines are unpredictable. That is why I suggested Office Blokes watch where Norm is a guest talking to Conan Obrian which I think is a little funnier.

[@demmyglubber2496]

Norm on Dennis Miller Live is fuckin fantastic, his smoking bit is A grade. AND it's uncensored.

[@recipioct]

That one is one of my favorites. Professor of logic, Andy Richter the Swedish-German, and the turtle from Conan are also great. Pretty much every guest appearance he has ever been on is awesome.

[@sadiej573]

i cant count the hours ive listened to audio of norm on dennis millers radio show. dennis also loved norm and just let him go and tried to keep up. i just love hearing norm snicker at his own ridiculousness in those calls. so, so good.

[@serpentisma]

Norm was considered by many to be “the comedian’s comedian”, as he didn’t really care if he bombed or not. He was going to do the joke because he liked telling it, and the audience was just along for the ride. He was emotional during this standup because Letterman would retire from The Late Show a few days later, and for his final shows he asked all his favorite guests to fill his final roster. Norm not only made his television standup debut on Letterman, but he also felt so much love when Letterman would bring him on the show after SNL fired him for his jokes about OJ Simpson. After Norm’s passing I searched for this to remember him, and it still chokes me up to watch it.

[@serpentisma]

Claim a gift? I get a present??? Thank you!!!

[@KBH27]

Norm did a great Letterman impression. He also did Larry King & Quentin Tarantino

[@tubiviral9093]

This was years ago and Oprah was a guest on that show, which is why he mentioned her. Nothing to do with Holocaust comments which were made by Whoppi this year. And he was crying because it was Letterman's last ever show, nothing to do with Norm dying.

[@vaahtobileet]

Letterman himself later said that maybe his emotional response had also something to do with his medical issues. Previously he thought "selfishly" that it was solely because it was Letterman's last show.

[@maiqtheliar_]

Norm was already diagnosed with cancer during this time

[@denroy3]

Oprah was a guest on Letterman the same night, hence the "making the same money"...though she's actually a billionaire. This was the last stand up on Letterman's show before Letterman retired, not Norm's last stand up. Norm was dead before whoopie made the stupid comments. This was years before Norm died, and no one knew Norm was even sick when he did pass.

[@J.Tower11]

There’s loads of clips from Norm’s podcast on KZbin. You’ll enjoy it. Take care of yourselves, lads.

[@bananas1318]

Norm Macdonald is the best, some people arn't a fan of his humor but hes a comedians comedian. A good example is when people talk about the roast on comedy central where he was "bombing" but he did it on purpose because he didnt want to hurt his friend Bob saggat... but even though the crowd wasnt really getting it, the comedians there were all dying laughing, and it wasn't pitty laughs hoping to get the crowd laughing, but they just loved what he was doing. People have stories about norm "bombing" but they always follow it up with how funy it was for comedians and how he did that for comedians. I'm not a professional comedian but i love stand up and Norms homor always makes me laugh even when the joke isn't as obvious as some others.

[@itsahellofaname]

Norm MacDonald died more than six years after this show. His emotions were more about Letterman's show ending.

[@theivory1]

Thanks for doing this, otherwise I would have missed that today is the 1 year anniversary of when a co-worker came in and told me Norm passed, and I told him to the GTF out of my office you liar.

[@ORagnar]

There are a lot of great appearances of Norm MacDonald on Conan's show. He was one of Conan's favorite guests. 1-:

[@toddashton9696]

Just discovered your channel. Really love the way you present and discuss content. Great work. Looking forward to checking out more from the channel. Thanks guys.

[@michaelwalden4411]

They say that Norm was working on this set for ages. Some of the material was borrowed from his first ever set on Letterman, but the notebook he used to prep this set was with him 24/7 in the weeks leading up to this appearance. So important was this set to him that, even though he was known for having 2 or 3 specials worth of material is his back pocket at any time, he still decided to use a combination of his oldest and his newest material. Because of how the ID joke seems a little disconnected from the joke before it and the joke after it, ala Mitch Hedberg, I wouldn't be surprised if that joke was penciled into that notebook at TSA check-in for the flight to New York for this show. Or maybe even on the taxi ride to Manhattan.

[@michaelwalden4411]

Also, this aired in May of 2015, right before Letterman retired. Norm was diagnosed in 2013, so he definitely knew. He may not have known that he'd have another 7 years, so every show may have been treated like his last. So much about this makes me so sad. But I'm grateful we had him for so many years. There will never, ever be another.

[@dennisfitzgerald8486]

pretty sure Norm knew his days were number...

[@jerzeyguy71]

The reason Norm joked he was making same money as Oprah that day, is because they both were on the show, getting the straight pay of a guest. Norm was great as the SNL news caster.

[@chikowashere]

Norm also secretly had cancer during this. He was really grateful for Dave sticking up for him for years. Norm genuinely didn't care if the crowd laughed or not. He always thought that it would be funnier if they didn't.

[@kimzwolinski9919]

He was working on a Netflix special when Covid started. He was scheduled for a surgery so he told Netflix he wanted to film it from home just in case. I watched it when it came out and it is just him sitting and recording the whole thing. It was very strange to watch knowing what was going to happen. At the end they have Dave Chappel, David Letterman, Adam Sandler, David Spade and Molly Shannon. They discussed the special and told stories about Norm. They talked about this performance and Letterman talked about how moving it was when Norm started to cry but knowing what was going on with Norm at the time that it was possibly more about his circumstances. I still think it had a lot to do with his love of Letterman.

[@RyanAsghar-k3n]

Norm macdonald fat jokes compilation. Really funny.

[@mandingo9999998]

RIP Norm. As Brits, you guys need to explore the two godfathers of American talk shows - Johnny Carson and later, David Letterman. Ton's of material on both. For thirty years Carson was the touchstone in American culture - before internet even before cable TV. I remember watching Carson in grade school in the late 70's. Than Letterman came in the early 80's. There's a reason Norm teared up on this show, Carson was gone, and it was one of Daves last shows. Endless content with both of them.

[@ScruffyNerfhurder]

There was 6 years between Letterman's last show and Norm's death. It is doubtful he had even been diagnosed with cancer at that point.

[@magicpowers]

He knew for 9 years.

[@paulsmith8510]

Norm had stomach cancer in his 20s. He knew his whole life he had borrowed time. Dave was a HUGE supporter of his when he got fired from SNL. They had huge unspoken respect for each other.

[@TurntBucket]

This was letterman's last show. My interpretation of Norm's emotions was that he truly respected letterman a lot, letterman defended him and helped him back in the day, and because letterman retiring represented the end of an era. Plus norm always seems sweet and sentimental to me. His comedy style is goofy and mischievous. He is not cynical or judgmental like many comics chose as their style. Not that there is anything wrong with more cynical styles but I would assume those comics are less sweet and sentimental.

[@mitchellelvik7472]

His moth joke is great!!!

[@johnnyBwilson]

Oprah and Norm made the same amount of money by being on Dave's last show.

[@TROUBLESOME.87]

Rest in Peace the Great Norm MacDonald. The Legend. I love you Norm.

[@hereintheyear]

I never got the impression Norm was emotional here because of the cancer but because he truly did like Dave and comedy and what Dave meant to him, but I could be wrong.

[@vonb2792]

Yes. You are right. I would juste add the meaning of last Time has a différent hit your face feeling in this situation. It was the last Time nothing after for him. Like no thoughts or hope... Dead make things simple and axiomatic. Norm knew hé had no 2nd chance to give a good ending

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

He knew since 2010

[@kevinwingo1382]

You guys just don’t get it, Americans get it , the smart ones. Norm was known as a comedians, comedian.

[@WeekendUpdate7]

Had to light this one before watching. Need more stand-up comic reactions!

[@BenTIStudios]

Whether he knew or not(I strongly lean to know he didn't) didn't matter. Norm got his big break with Letterman, and the story about how he got into stand-up comedy because of Dave because of that joke at age 13 is true. Dave retiring is what had him so emotional. Dave had been on Norm's TV for 30 years, and the reason why he got into comedy.

[@ryanc9888]

Norm knew he was sick and the end was near, that’s why Norm told Letterman he loved him. He was saying good bye. Really sad looking back on it

[@kenmancini6088]

Norm's Oprah joke was pointing out that all talk show guests receive the same union minimum amount of around $900 so he was making the same amount as multi millionaire Oprah

[@mustafas5388]

You should check out Norms appearances on Conan like professor of logic, moth joke, wife is a battle ax

[@chrisburrelljr9270]

The reason why there is not a lot of footage of Norm MacDonald or comedians stand up on video is because a lot of clubs won't allow recorders or phones in their clubs due to material being leaked out for other third party companies to steal and then copyright issues

[@SuperZap12345]

This was Letterman's final week in 2015. Norm was a huge fan and Dave was also a fan of Norm. Norm thought of Dave as a mentor/father figure and was honored and obviously very emotional to be part of the final week of shows. This is early in Norm's battle with cancer and it probably wasn't part of his reason for being emotional. Norm's standup act can be very cerebral. He's not as in your face as Bill Burr or Daniel Tosh. He's more chuckle than laugh out loud funny, but his jokes stay with you a long time. If the office blokes want to see some funny Norm clips, watch his podcast show. The first one with Super Dave Osborne is hilarious and a great place to start.

[@thetonupsband9053]

Please watch Norm do “The Moth joke” on Conan O’brien. Considered by most comedians to be one of the best jokes ever told. You will not regret it.

[@christoffesedao3579]

🔥 ThIs was 5 days before Letterman’s last show. Norm’s tears are about Letterman giving Norm his first appearance on TV and also being so good to Norm throughout his career. When SNL fired Norm, Letterman stood up for Norm. You should watch that interview of Letterman interviewing Norm about being fired. Very Funny stuff. Norm respected Letterman a lot.

[@willjohnson8446]

You guys should react to some of Letterman’s remotes. His visit to the GE Headquarters was fantastic.

[@NotSoFast71]

It was Whoopi. The reason Norm and Oprah are making the same money that night is because the show pays everyone the same amount no matter their status in show business.

[@mumuspain2086]

That was whoopi who didnt know the jews were a race and said the holocaust wasnt about race

[@danawitta9739]

There is a KZbin Channel called I'm not Norm that has alot of good Norm videos on it.

[@tonyejiro7641]

Norm macdonald on oj simpson is hilarious

[@emmef7970]

Agree. Hilarious.

[@ltophoj21]

My favorite. Miss Norm.

[@seanthegod4585]

He already knew he was dying of cancer. 😢

[@harrythehermit3685]

The Oprah comment was about the scale of pay for an appearance on Letterman.

[@PBRatLord]

Theres several great compilations of Norm on KZbin, he's been around for AGES so you'll have to forgive video quality here and there for the best of his content, hope yall can push through on it; it's worth it! He also voiced several Family Guy characters, most notably Death, and also voiced Pigeon on Mike Tyson Mysteries. MTM seemed kinda bizarre to me at first, but god damn are there some seriously funny lines in that show XD

[@bugvswindshield]

RiP my favorite comedian of all time. This Germany Joke is my favorite joke too ! Thanks blokes.

[@drewgamezzz8482]

Letterman had retired a good few years ago tbh.

[@wyattfortney4078]

He looked so sad at the end. I think he knew. I’d bet my left but he knew he was going to pass. Sad. He’s a legend

[@AyAy008]

The old chunk coal is a diamond now 💎

[@Dxlln]

think he said that about Orpah because she was on the show and they get a tiny amount to be on Letterman

[@JeffWaynee]

This was over 6 years before Norm died. It wasn't his goodbye tour as you guys just made up out of thin air. No one knew Norm was sick until he died.

[@SilvanaDil]

LOL. It was Whoopi, Dave. She and Oprah look so much alike.... 🙂

[@marqetteliz]

His genius is his goofy awkwardness.

[@mrgmusicclass]

WATCH NORM ON THE VIEW!! BRILLIANT! PS Dave's wrong again. Lol. It was Whoopi, not Oprah

[@drewgamezzz8482]

Y’all should react to his SNL videos, especially his snl weekend update segments he did on there lol. They were absolutely HILARIOUS 😂 😂!

[@ryanc9888]

Wish I had a buck pound fifty for everytime Daz corrects Dave on something, I'd be rich lol 😆 😂

[@johncurtis7186]

Check out his routine called “Alcoholism”……it’s hilarious 😂

[@zachm2331]

It was Whoopi, not Oprah.

[@maryannanderson2213]

Whoopi and Oprah must both have taken a real ego busting that he didn't know who was who.

[@YamiSphinx]

Well Oprah's not the black woman on the view so if that's where you saw it Dave it was Whoopi. XD

[@margbarmk2293]

Germany invaded Poland & Russia. Since when Poland & Russia are "the world"?

[@bke8073]

You guys should do Norm Macdonald Live funniest jokes part 1 and 2

[@kiddzillastar]

Thumbs up before it starts

[@nellspop1]

miss Norm. genius

[@arjuniyer9440]

it was whoopi lol

[@cptmuska]

CONAN was on that round table!

[@thewiseoldherper7047]

Letterman ended in 2015. Whoopi Goldberg was the one who has a problem with the Holocaust. Letterman and Oprah had a issue for years. She had never been on his television show in 33 years. Norm McDonald had gotten his big break on Letterman’s show 25 years earlier. He was there because he was Letterman’s favorite comedian and obviously Norm considered Letterman his mentor. He appeared throughout those 25 years multiple times and always killed! I know you complain about the video quality but you should really play some of his Talk Show appearances. He also appeared a lot on Conan O’Brien. Where again he killed and again he’s one of Conan‘s favorite comedians. Now some of those videos are rough, but once he starts making you laugh it doesn’t matter anymore. I think he’s at his funniest with O’Brien. There are a few clips of him and Dennis Miller on the Dennis Miller show that are pretty good. If you want to see him skewer Bill Clinton and that lot there’s a video of him doing the White House Correspondents Dinner when Clinton was in office. I believe Norm is the only comedian to get a standing ovation from the Washington Elite. And of course there’s his appearance as the host of one of the early ESPN Espy awards. Norm was diagnosed with cancer nine years before his death so at this time he would’ve known. His cancer had gone into remission though, so he never knew exactly how long he was going to live.

[@arjanpelle]

Thanks for reacting to this, guys. Tips: "Norm MacDonald is married to real battle ax", video of him on Conan, absolutely brilliant. Also some compilations from his own talkshow, like 'Who writes these jokes' and 'when the guest loves the joke'. Brilliant stuff, much better then this.

[@tylerpacker6047]

RIP Norm.

[@jartstopsign]

Yeah like you said, Norm knew his days were numbered here and didn't tell anyone. The fact that Dave gave him the final standup set on his tonight show meant the world to him and this is might be the only time I've ever seen Norm like this

[@fuckamericanidiot]

It wasn't that, he also cried at the Bob Saget roast in 2008.

[@vaahtobileet]

Why do the videos have to be good quality? His talk show interviews are still funny even if some of them are blurry or something.

[@josephmarrone7938]

Great video, he has a bunch of great stuff on conan

[@amirrizer5069]

Dave confusing Oprah with Whoopi Goldberg 😂

[@BamaMatters11]

Because he's a moron of epic proportions smh.

[@Marktk72]

When I was a kid, my buddies and I followed the fogger for bugs. People need to stop being pampered and babied. I really dont give a flying fuck what you wish to be called. Go live and enjoy!

[@morpho5539]

You should react to his interviews on Conan