RIP norm. i wasnt hugely into him but i was shocked to hear about his death yesterday. i remember watching him host some vh1 show or something one time and he was absolutely hilarious

Didn't even know he existed. I don't have a tv in my house. I was an actress who quit the business to raise my daughter when I was pretty young. I spent my last year in Toronto hanging out with Dan Aykroyd. I just discovered Norm last night. I have been watching his interviews for 24 hours! RIP, man.

@@watershedbarbie9685 I bet you will rewatch them again whenever you're feeling sad.

Rest in peace norm

Sounds like Norm was ready.

Not sure..

He'll donate his corpse to a young unknown Canadian comedian to carry around on the street and ask people if they wouldn't mind holding it for them for a few minutes.

The jury is still out on that

Both are original and great.

Long live Tom Wood

😐Well he had to sleep, ya know? On his pillow.

I am not there yet.

This is so spot on. I wouldn't have been able to control myself. I'd be like Conan and would just be busting out laughing the whole time.

Thats just how Tom is, i've never seen him have a belly laugh or go into involuntary laughter, i think he has ADHD and is always too busy thinking to really let shit sink in.

Tom Green and Hillary Clinton

Inferiority Complex. He can't stand it when someone else in the room is funnier than him, which is most of the time, TBH

​@@King_Flippy_Nips Ohh is that what it is? Unfortunately his reactions make him seem bored or like he's trying to move on to something he's interested in.

“Because I have it too”

Too sooooon too sooooon

this is the craziest interview. I think he was talking about his own cancer and death

Arent we all though. Besides he was always obsessed with death

Takes an intelligent being to make these connections huh

And here I was worried he was so morbid he was contemplating suicide

He talked about death long before his illness. Every thoughtful, intelligent and philosophical person thinks about death.

This is such a diamond in the rough. 2 weird as Canadian boys just staying whatever the fuck haha. Something about Toms anxious, nervous demenor and norm just being so chill, talking about whatever comes to mind, is amazing.

I remember watching this live in 2014 and loving it then.

Norm’s podcast was fucking gold! That 911 bit still breaks me.

@@SirDenwix it was a national tragedy

Some of Norm's appearances: Letterman: I don't read the papers -- that wasn't good either, Jan. 7, 1998. ESPYs: Unless you kill your wife and a waiter, Feb. 9, 1998. Letterman: Scrabble, Mar. 6, 1998. Leno: Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump, Apr. 22, 1998. Letterman: Musicals are just hellish, everybody's singin' every time, May 1, 1998. Miller: Fuckin' Spade, May 8, 1998. Philbin: If you can like O.J. Simpson you can like me, Jun. 4, 1998. Letterman: Mostly I like watching TV, Mar. 22, 1999. Philbin: Looked great when he was one, Mar. 23, 1999. O'Brien: There's nothing wrong with being gay unless you're not gay, Mar. 26, 1999. Miller: I don't like dinner, you don't like fuckin', Apr. 2, 1999. The View: no punchlines, May 19, 1999. O'Brien: His uncle Jean-Luc heard a riddle, Sep. 1999. Letterman: Mickey Mouse, Sep. 21, 1999. Philbin: no punchlines, Sep. 22, 1999. SNL host: The bad news is I'm still not funny, Oct. 23, 1999. Snyder: I don't feel that an old man should have erectile function, Feb. 16, 2000. Letterman: I'd always imagined a nice lady in a dress, Feb. 25, 2000. Leno: Get your own chicken!, Oct. 4, 2000. The View: Bill Clinton killed a guy, Nov. 16, 2000. Stein: Bestiality, Feb. 22, 2001. O'Brien: Doesn't like Polish jokes, 2003. Leno: Weightlifting isn't like sex, Oct. 27, 2003. Stewart: This is some couch, I'd fuck it, about Oct. 2003. Letterman: Tells doctors symptoms he doesn't have, Nov. 10, 2003. Leno: When pot was something you cooked your eggs in, Aug. 16, 2005. Daly: Eat at Denny's, wear a hat, about Aug. 2006. Letterman: More he learns about Hitler more he doesn't care for him, Sep. 13, 2006. Stewart: Crocodile Hunter, Sep. 14, 2006. Carolla: Giving Cosby his dad's phone number, Sep. 20, 2006. Green: She was a hookah! (drunk), about Feb. 2007. Miller: Hope you like the place, I was just defecating in it, about Jun., 2007. Miller: How dogs react when adopted by Michael Vick, about Jul., 2007. Green: She was a hookah! (not drunk), about Aug. 2007. Miller: From the vault, Christmas tree for Winona Ryder, Nov. 2, 2007. Miller: Jokes should stay in vaults, Nov. 9, 2007. Miller: Stare at some guy's beautiful ass, Nov. 15, 2007. Miller: Thankfulness list, Nov. 21, 2007. Miller: Dog poem, Nov. 30, 2007. Miller: Beauty is the nape of a young girl's neck, Dec. 7, 2007. Miller: Gig at hospital for the criminally insane, Dec. 14, 2007. Miller: What he got his Mexican gardener, Dec. 21, 2007. Carolla: Joran van der Sloot phones his friend, Feb. 7, 2008. Carolla: Kenny Rogers songs, Mar. 5, 2008. Roast of Saget: Throw you down a well, Aug. 17, 2008. Carolla: Watched a guy mow his lawn, Sep. 11, 2008. Good Things Utah: Most awkward come-on I've ever heard, Oct. 3, 2008. Miller: Matlock, Nov. 20, 2008. Miller: Rusty's holiday song, Dec. 16, 2008. O'Brien: Sully Sullenberg, Airport Pilot, Feb. 10, 2009. O'Brien: That's more of a comment really, about Mar. 2009. Letterman: Whatever you do don't pull that goddamn plug, May 7, 2009. O'Brien: The moth joke, about Aug. 2009. Miller: Feel nothing like the rest of us, Oct. 19, 2009. O'Brien: Gift basket, Jan. 2010. Miller: Tiger Woods likes to lie down with ladies, Feb. 24, 2010. Green: Mario Cantone drenched in sweat, about Dec. 2010. Good Day Utah: Dreams of jelly rolls, Feb. 2011. Laugh Factory: Hypnosis, Feb. 7, 2011. Miller: Huckleberry Finn, Mar. 23, 2011. Letterman: If their grandmother died you unfollow, Mar. 30, 2011. Kimmel: Ladies in 1920s movies, Apr. 2011. Lopez: I wonder who our celebrity is, May 2011. Ferguson: Quit smoking because he read on the side of the thing, May 25, 2011. Miller: Strict vegetarian, June 19, 2011. Miller: Milos Forman asked him how he feels about freedom of speech, late 2011. Carolla: Bad pimp, about Oct. 2011. WGN: Vampire's demeanor and it's called conversation, Nov. 2011. Miller: Damn dirty hippies investing his hard-earned money in hacky sacks, Dec. 15, 2011. The Brew, Portland: I can get us a bottle, about Sep. 2012.

where cani find them please? the tim allen epsoide i only saw once and want it again. bill hader is one of the best ones imo

Agreed, I fucking loved his podcast. When it stopped I panicked, but then when all the episodes disappeared I was in the dumps.

He was my friend and listen to him everyday

So right about that. I can't really explain with words what I would give to have just had one conversation with Norm, in person, either hangin' out at his house or on whatever version of talk-show (I'm not famous so that one doesn't really work, but, regardless...), or anything really. They say to never meet your heroes, because you'll be disappointed is the implication, & that's true with most of my childhood/adolescent heroes (Maynard Keenan, Fat Mike, basically lots of musicians & actors), but I also liked Norm as a kid in the 90's, but I didn't start to recognize his talent for what it was until around 2015/2016. Anyway, I just don't believe I would regret having met him, & that's a rare thing. Thanks Norm.

I loved him , especially for the fact that he did not suffer fools. He was insightful

How lucky for you! And Norm now has his wings back.

You’re so lucky. What an amazing memory to have, thank you for sharing with us.

True story!

I just moved to Waterloo and it sucks. HAHA. Now I know where Kitchener character came from.

Wow was Bob there?

I thought the exact same thing. Norm deserved to write the wonderful material and joyous comedy that he would have seen in oj dying.

@@captaincrappy so true.

Same !!

Hhaahhah omg that'd have been awesome

Holy shit, that would have been absolutely fucking amazing.

Who did that bit? I remember hearing it but can't place it.

Dear Norm, Do you get your ideas from doing a barrel roll?

I don’t think the silence was suffering to him. I think (like he even mentioned) that he wouldn’t want anyone to take pity on him. God bless that man

he looks pretty healthy and normal in this clip, but if you go watch his later podcasts after you know about the cancer its a little sad, you can really see how it prematurely aged him quicker, he got much greyer hair pretty quickly and he was really bloated and retaining water in his body, you could really see it in his face.

im alive and im suffering but I guess I'm not famous so it doesnt matter, huh?

He had to keep it to himself. His style of comedy would never work if you felt bad for him.

@@popeyedoyle6360 that’s the difference between you & Norm. Norm didn’t tell anyone about his suffering.

Yeah I see comments here criticizing Tom for not gut laughing at every word out of Norms mouth... But that's why this is so good. They're peers more than interviewer and interviewed. Norm has a free a loose energy about him that you didn't get in a lot of 'main stream's formats. Great stuff.

Patrice was up there too. Comedy is somewhat subjective as everyone has a different sense of humor

Dave had a chance before he went crazy and got on TRT and stuck his own head up inside himself.

Facts

Except for You guessed it Frank Stallone

@@standarddeviation7963 Hmm that is a very calculated decision though..

In a good way OR bad way?

@@shravanraj3108 A good way!

You nailed it.

HAHAHAHA

Yes

Yeah he is! Tom is scared of the next thing coming out of norms mouth!😂😂😂

It's because he's built a rep as a comedian who literally doesn't give a fuck. He'll bomb on purpose. One of the most unique minds in pop culture of our time. Do not overlook Norm, he's a real genuis.

Tom is always shaken

I think he was worried about Norm’s usage of the R word

That's a true Testament to how good norm is

It really shows

But what is there to respect about Tom Green and his career? His whole show was just him acting like an over grown child and annoying people.

@@destroya3303this show isn’t.

​@@destroya3303you're forgetting his great cinematic masterpiece Freddy got fingered

is the joke that the golf ball has dimples so its technically not round?

I think a golf ball is even rounder because the dimples are round too

sure he is lol

@@ClosedLoopMusic the joke is that it's a ball and a ball is round

@@dco1019 I need this in the voice of Norm!

Took me a bit to come around but I'm starting to think so as well.

Definitely the funniest

Hands down. And anyone who doesn’t agree, just know. He’s your favorite comic’s favorite comic Lol.

@ItsStillRealToMe DamnIt I suggest you look into buying a dog house my friend. Really seems like you need one.

@ItsStillRealToMe DamnIt I'm glad ya think so

Amen lol

Now we're out for good. RIP

@@leafsoup I just saw the news a few minutes ago. I’m still in disbelief. RIP legend

@@thatcallofdutygamer2823 Amen

I'm not norm uoads daily. Still

♥️

Maybe explain it for the folks at home.

That movie is fucking ridiculous. Love it.

Good ol days

When Norm said "Now, I've never told this to anyone before..." I sat the fuck up and paid attention!

@@MandleRoss imagine if Norm had a foreskin walker story to tell 🧐🚬

I just hear a lot of unfunny old men talking about nothing.

What happened to the Swedish

shit, here we are, 7 years later, and where i'm at in the midwestern us, we're getting hit with a polar vortex on top of all the other bs.

Don't forget about foreskin walkers 🤨🚬

Good one!

Polar vortex, coronavirus, it's all the same. Free your minds

Back when the worst thing you’d hear on the news was hijacked jetliners flying into buildings. A much more simple and innocent time

Trying it stoned this time. Wow

Damn, well I guess that 35 year old joke wasn't a joke

That’s brilliant

I lol'd 🤣😂😎👍

So he does

He contains his twitchy nervous energy really well if thats what it is

I think Tom does a good interview format

Nah thats just how Tom is, i'm convinced he has ADHD, i'm from canada and live about 2 hours away from where he grew up and started watching his cable access show he did from his parents house shortly after he started it and he has always been like that, Tom has known Norm for a long time, they lived about a block away from each other for awhile when they were both much younger and Tom mentions meeting Norm when he was doing standup in Ottawa which was right at the start of Norm's career. There's another episode of Norm on Tom's last show before this one, i think it may have been called Tom Green Live as well or maybe Tom Green's House, and Norm brought his 2 sons with him to the show so Tom had them come sit up where Norm was and was telling one of them about meeting Norm when younger and how they used to live right by each other.

This was a well put together-more articulate tom? Sheesh

they were pretty good friends in the business iirc

@@King_Flippy_Nips I'm convinced you have ADHD

@@King_Flippy_Nips thought he only had one son. Apparently, Norm also was a closeted two-time father.

It is a tick. Go back and look at old clips. He has been doing it since MTV.

@@xxbodycountxx7626 hmmm no kidding. You do mean the looking nervous thing right? Cuz I do know what you mean. He’s always kinda had that sorta nervous laughing that he does. But he seemed a little extra nervous with norm

lol

More admiration and trying to keep up mentally with what I think may be one of his heroes, basically human which we seem to be losing.

Yeah this is a really special video. It has a different atmosphere than many of the other Norm clips I've seen

Lmao

The bill is in the mail...

Tom has? This is the first time I’ve ever watched him and he’s not funny at all and nervous laughs repeatedly.

@@hisoka8800 you need to watch “The Tom Green Show” to understand what he meant. Tom Green was the first to ever do a podcast before it was even called that..he’s so original. Don’t let this one interview ruin it for you.

Me too, I will always love Tom for the laughter he’s given me through the years!

@@kayla7562 the tom green show wan't a podcast, it was a pre recorded cable access comedy filmed in his parents house, then the comedy network and then mtv, and based on late night talk shows like letterman but with far more skits and video pieces, he also had a live band each week from the ottawa area, my cousins band played about midway through the first season and that wasn't even the first cable access comedy talk show in Ontario, a friend of mine did one based on letterman 6 years earlier in 1988 called 6 o'clock with Siblock, Unless you meant tom greens house tonight, but that was 3 years after the first podcast and wasn't a podcast, and wasn't even the first internet show or live internet show, it was probably the first ever live internet call-in show though.

I used to tell my mother I was going to an art show. In the projects of Brooklyn. And she fell for it. "Art show"="weed"

Umm, alot is not a word.

@@TheDriveInGuys i own a gun

You mean not norn merchandise

@@pashadyne yes you do. Thanks

@@capealio I don't understand. Please explain

@@Slash687 hard pass

@@capealio bad man

@@davidjulesarseneau6364 well..

That reminds me of a terrible tragedy.

Gay

“Im broke and i have no money!”

"Christie Brinkley has filed for divorce from her husband, singer Billy Joel. The key moment, she said was when she realized that she was Christie Brinkley and that she was married to Billy Joel" is my favorite example

@@Wetcamerainc Also “I’m hungry and I want some food!”

@@Brian19451 you could be hungry and not want food though

@@petermoore7796 The joke was actually Lyle Lovett and Julia Roberts. Because Billy Joel isn’t funny

Major mistake by CBS, Kilborn was a DUD

Shows the intelligence level of execs

@@hey_its_travis more specifically, the emotional intelligence. So many things don't happen because one person just doesn't like someone else and can't get past that to make something good happen.

@@DetroitBrendan i agree with it being a mistake that is all

@@DetroitBrendan "Kilborn was a DUD" Fine with them as long as you watch the ads

Nice catch

Everything comes down to its real measure in the face of death

They’re both from Canada. Makes sense

Howie was funny but it wasn't an interview. He was doing a bit the whole time. Reminded me a bit of Robin Williams during the bad times on talk shows.

I had to stop watching howie.. he is a complete jack ass

@@thewhiteplaque Yeah same, I couldn't watch that one very long.

Howie is to Norm as canned peas are to steak.

Shazam

I hope they are doing bits together with Phil Hartman somewhere

​@@fademusic1980all possible

esp after the salary rodham cracks ;)

well, he is interviewing his hero...

Tom is just weird these days lol

Especially after norm said "retard"

That’s his idol

This show aired 2014

@@k.o.o.p.a. yup, haha I’m an idiot. I realized it was shot a while ago when they started talking about Larry King. I was also hammered last night so pardon the cheesy post.

@@GeddyRC hey I was hammered last night too! Cheers.

Norm rarely mentioned death. Confirmation Bias in hindsight and the shock of his passing make it seem otherwise

@@drdrew3 I think he did a whole special on the one subject of death. He also mentions in this interview how he was always ruminating about death. I agree there is some confirmation bias in other comments here though.

Seinfeld? Norm is miles funnier than Seinfeld could ever hope to be.

Happy Birthday 🎂

@@AUTOPSY666 Thank you very much. That was very kind of you.

Happy birthday

@@mysticalvomit Thank you.. I still miss Norm.

Tom had his own talk shows for a long time

@@jhova187 I know. I've seen some videos from the early 2000's. Either way, he's better than I thought.

He really was one of a kind.

I disagree with how much going on with norm to bust out laughing and analyse everything would ruin his "stream of consciousness " Tommy's letting the bird fly in my humble opinion.

I should note this was filmed in 2014, so I think Norm was early into his diagnosis or it hadn't started yet

@@pozloadescobar if you do the math he knew by atleast 2012

@@snavisTM He was still just over a year past his diagnosis and probably wasn't thinking too morbidly since he and his doctors probably thought he had a good shot at beating it at that early stage. Also Tom went through cancer as well, he lost a nut to testicular cancer when he was still pretty young, it was right when he was getting popular in the US and had just married Drew Barrymore.

Man has humility! That was a great joke I thought.

Tom is the king of Autists

Him and Norm did alot of shows together lol

Tom just has a weird energy