Nah I think it would have made news since it was a famous person. Theyd probably have said "warning the following footage is graphic" before showing it though, and censoring it
I also thought it would've been scary. However the movie leads us to understand the tragic life of Arthur and empathize with him, being with him all the time. If the director had chosen the TV shots, we would've seen the scene in a "spectator"'s perspective, thus alienating us from that nutcase.
I was hoping when I first bought the blu ray it would have a scene likes this as a special feature it didn’t but this video is definitely what I was looking for
Kinda reminds me of The Truman Show, I've always wished they filmed the flashback scenes in certain differed styles to match the Past eras of how common television was shot. Baby flashbacks in black-&-white, childhood flashbacks in 70s looking washed-out-color video, college flashbacks in 80s looking somewhat-grainy/darker-tone Super16mm film.
@@pryt0n180 He is talking about the movie Joker as if it was "inspired by a real life" , one example of a movie that is a "inspired by a real life event" is The Theory of Everything, the movie about Stephen Hawking
@@luis6633 exactly. and for it to be live obviously means that they have an audio recognition system that automatically censors vulgar language. they don't have a censoring system for unexpected homicide
Damn, shame that he died like that. He was so entertaining and a genuinely nice guy. I actually ran into him in 1980, had a small talk and he gave me his autograph. RIP Murray.
@@damjanmijajlovic3570 He did the guy was suffering from alot of mental problems and the system failed him hard it was only when he snapped people cared and as a result he started an anarchy movement that got a resurgence with a copycat in the mid 2000s. Anyone remember the why so serious guy that was this nut's successor. Now a days we've got some ganster poser running around saying he's the joker when he's a cheep nock off who doesn't understand the core of the concept. It's not about the money or the fame it's about sending a message.
I remember in the 80’s loving this show it was passed my bed time so my parents would tape it and let me watch it the next morning. But this episode they didn’t show me and they said the show had ended for some reason. Now I know why
My fathers American friend recalls watching it as a kid. At the the time he thought it was part of a sketch or something, but he realised shortly after that wasn't the case.
Let me get this straight: You comment something that is unrelated to the fact that I have two HEAVENLY HANDSOME girlfriends? Considering that I am the unprettiest UA-camr ever, having two handsome girlfriends is really incredible. Yet you did not mention that at all. I am quite disappointed, dear jo
Damn, man. My mom was in the audience at the time. After this video came out, she shut herself in her room for a little while before telling us about it. She said the riots that came afterward is why my grandparents moved them out west.
@@superkamiphobos9697 no way. The guys super corrupt and I would’ve much rather have that Wayne guy be in position. Mark my words..he will doom this city while it still has a chance.
@@simonaslapinskas7131 are you even speaking English what the hell is that supposed to mean how the hell am I supposed to know what that means or says get off of UA-cam
Murray was a true showman. For his final episode before retirement, he pulled out all the stops to give his audience a mind blowing experience. For his final show he went out with a bang.
If they ever make a movie of this shocking incident, I hope Joaquin Phoenix portrays this arthur fleck guy, and I can also see Robert De Niro portray Murray. Rest in peace Murray.
I think Phoenix would look too sympathetic for that freak. I would like to see someone more villainous and/or psychotic, like a younger Jack Nicholson, if you know what I mean.
I never personally met Murray but the Franklin Murray show was my happy place as life was pretty crappy back in the 70s. I was only 13 back then and seeing this episode got me traumatised for life and even now I still can't get over it. I remember my mom and my siblings were screaming when we saw it live and though I was quiet, I was completely terrified, I couldn't believe what just happened, I went through my sister and she comforted me. That night I couldn't sleep and even to this day this still haunts me, man what a world.
@@fatfag2290 Yeah, the streets were consumed by anarchy during that time, there were murder, theft, and vandalism all throughout, heck that was the night Thomas and Martha Wayne got killed in an alley, poor Bruce has to go through all that. Reportedly, the car carrying Joker was crashed by a truck. They said there was a whole ass crowd praising him like some kind of hero, it's a crazy world we live in
I remember when this aired. I was gonna go to school, but I had the flu, and threw up the night before, I always loved the show, then I saw my favorite Tv host getting killed. I thought it was all a joke, but later that day his death was announced on the news.
Same. I watched this particular episode with my wife back then. She was a cheerful woman but she's never been the same ever since she saw Murray getting shot in the head. RIP Murray.
Everyone talked about this episode when that happened, but nobody talked about the huge riots all over the city after this aired. We truly live in a society.
It’s creepy how this doesn’t feel like a sad breaking point for Arthur, rather just a guy going postal and shooting Murray. Without the music and build up and previous knowledge of what drove him to this point, Arthur doesn’t feel like a person, just a cold-blooded monster.
Thats the point. From an outside perspective, Arthur is a villain, from an inside perspective hes a hero, and we, as the audience, get the privilege of a neutral perspective, where he is a man, a broken man.
@@aidan4337 yes like 20 years later and Arthur has escaped with help, killing some persons he has build up a hate against , in the asylum. And Batman goes after him
@@WatermelonEnthusiast9 I don't think he's a hero from the inside, just a walking tragedy. But from the outside he's just a weirdo who one day snapped. A "monster" but also someone with clear issues.
@@WatermelonEnthusiast9 but he never does anything heroic. Maybe at the end he enjoys the attention it's given to him but he doesn't view them as heroic, all of what he did was in retaliation to his suffering.
@@flatsamiscool not many people of today, would watch movies that are a century ago. The world rapidly changes, the things that used to be popular back then, but in today that thing would be strange to the current people.
@@Brandonhayhew I'm pretty sure many are aware of Charlie Chaplin and especially something like this, I'm sure people will be aware of at that point. Many people still watch Superman the Movie which was over forty years ago.
I like how authentic this looks, but this should include the part where he goes up to the camera and says “That’s-“ EDIT: Thanks for 6K likes, friends.
40 years ago in Gotham, everyone was shocked about a clown man who killed men on a subway and then shot a talk show host dead live on TV. The night will never get old
Yeah that same night Billionaire Republican candidate for Gothams Mayor Dr. Thomas Wayne and his wife Martha were also shot and killed during those riots that same night. Ironic because of how much he condemned his killings of the men on the subway and said he would be brought to justice
I loved watching Murrays show back as a kid. My dad bumped into him once at a café. Talked to him for a few min and said he was a really down to earth kinda guy. R.i.p man.
The movie “Joker” tells the story of the man who shot Murray (Arthur Fleck) from his Point of View. It also tells the story of his life, what led him to cause the horrific crime he did , and even a recreational of the incident and after watching it…I feel sympathy for Arthur…
this broadcast had influenced a lot in gotham city (thomas wayne’s death , some other insane Psychopaths flinging out.. and now I heard the rumor that there is a guy who dressed like a bat appearing on the city in night…)
It’s kind of like Superman in Metropolis. However this Batman as some are calling him seems waaay more intense, but all in all I’m glad he seems to be fighting on the good side.
@@pressplayulysses Bruce Wayne is a billionaire businessman who has no time for promoting vigilante violence in an already dangerous ecosystem. There’s no correlation and those who conspire to that are just madmen who want to bring defamatory attention to Wayne enterprises and the hundreds of jobs it provides.
I live it how its edited to cut off immediately after instead of having him come down the steps to the camera. Gives the feeling that this TV station was choosing cancel the broadcast as opposed to other stations keeping this whole thing on camera before the riots
This film is actually set in 1986, as a newspaper clip is shown to have Ukrainian disaster written on it. There was one that happened there, the Chernobyl accident, in 1986. Fun fact. This is definitely a realistic and haunting scene, too!
And the movie that the Wayne Family were watching was called “Zorro, The Gay Blade” and that it was a blowout. That movie came out in 1981, and if it was a blowout then that would mean that it was very popular and I doubt it would’ve been popular if they were just showing it again. So that begs the question of when is this movie set? 1981 or 1986?
This is without a doubt one of the saddest and at the same time historic events for American and world TV, I remember seeing this live, That miserable thing ended Murray's life, four decades later I see it here on UA-cam and it is truly shocking.
Remember seeing this when I was around 9 years old. Was watching the show with my pops. It was really shocking and I didn’t know how to process it, and I looked to my father and he looked just as mortified. He assured me it was fake or something like that to protect my innocence. The aftermath was just as devastating. RIP Murray Franklin, and RIP to all the cops that’s lost their lives in the chaos that ensued afterwards 🙏🏽 ❤️
@@lTSVlBE yeah I know from Joker, good movie btw, but it's just that this alone would make people who see it for the first time and not see the movie think it was an event caught on camera. Pretty scary stuff
The editing of this "home recording" aesthetic is really well done. I appreciate when meta scenes like this, even bother to have it look shot with genuine equipment.
I remember it, crazy to think some guy is calling himself the Joker again, I heard it actually isn’t make up and hair dye this time, that’s just how he looks. Something about the new one is a lot more unsettling, like he’s just using the name cause he wants to do it and doesn’t care about politics. I hope Batman catches that sick bastard.
When I watched this on theaters, I was thinking how the viewers must have felt when they saw this at the moment on tv, including the live audience, I would have liked to see it from that perspective, especially when Arthur was giving his anti-establishment statements.
Arthur Fleck was taken to Arkham's medical facility after contracting Covid-19. His lawyers attempted to let him be treated outside considering his age but as per his 2006 hearing he is not permitted to leave the facility at any circumstances. Update 15/10/21: Arthur Fleck has tested negative and would be returned to his cell. No further incident is noted in Arkham's press release.
I remember him telling me stories from the next room… I replied, “ do you think the shrinks will buy them? Some of these shrinks are actually pretty smart and cunning.” 🤔🤔
I still can't get over that nobody decided to check that man before coming onto the show. Especially considering the clown riots that were happening at the time. Poor Murray he was the pioneer of talk show host, without him we wouldn't have guys like Letterman, O'Brian, Lenno ect.
I was a huge Murray Franklin fan and recorded every episode back in the day. The tape still holds up great, though I digitized it to be keep it preserved.
This happened the year I was born. The Franklin Act was passed by Reagan the following year. It increased screening and scrutiny for individuals going on radio and television talk shows. The act was controversial and was challenged in the courts as a first amendment issue. The same year, 1982, President Reagan backtracked on his stance regarding federal funding for mental health care in the USA. His bipartisan approach helped to increase standards in State hospitals and provided low or no cost medications and therapy for the mentally disturbed and disabled. The change of heart by the notoriously tight Reagan helped us reach a point today, in 2024, when the cities have lower crime rates, fewer addicts, less homelessness, etc. It is a sad thing that Murray died, but Arthur Fleck really did, unwittingly, change the country and make it a better place to live.
It’s actually scary how real this looks. I wonder if the next movie will have a scene where Bruce Wayne watches this and finds out that Arthur Fleck is the Joker! 🦇 vs. 🃏
My uncle would always go in the living room, turn on the TV, and watch Murray Franklin with his family when he was a kid, back when I wasn't even born yet. But one day, there was an interview that sounded so unusual. That guy was so evil he literally shot Murray on TV! It's sad how such a comedian and a host died because of this. My uncle said it was "very horrible, indeed". Murray was a nice and funny guy. I feel bad for my uncle who has to go through this when his favorite television host died. He was a legend. And I can't believe you uploaded this broadcast on UA-cam. That's so hard to find that there are none available on the internet until now.
Had to look up that footage after I saw Dankula's video, not surprised to see the full footage of him putting a bullet in his head with blood pouring out of his nose and his eyes slowly closing as death welcomes him is allowed but free speech is hindered so badly on this site lol
I remember seeing that Dwyer video. but for some reason, I didn't horrified. I felt more uncomfortable and quite sad at it. especially now I learned the reason behind his suicide. pretty tragic.
Wow so this is the actual uncensored tape. How'd you get this? I thought they kept it pretty tightly under wraps. They even deleted all the home VHS recordings.
@@hughiestanley516 maybe maybe not. Tbf I did know he was joking but I wanted to really explain what happened for confused people. Not really an idiot move.
I remember when this happened. It was the day after I saw Raiders of the Lost Ark. It pushed the news of Charles & Di, and the baseball strike, off the front page.
Saw this live at night, i was traumatized from that, i was young, watched st alone at night since my parents didnt really care much, and it just gave me a new perspective on life itself, giving me the opportunity to learn what caused the murder. And now, as a journalist at BNN10, I think this, right here, gave me the inspiration, for the worst ways, if what i am currently, and now on its anniversary, i cant help but be silent as i see this recording....
My father was about 8 years old when Murray died live. Gotham was never the same until old age caught up with the Joker. I can't imagine what it was like to live during the 2000s when Batman and Joker were killing each other.
@@nota13xxsfbiagent32 hey I’ll teach you a way to kill this shit But first *abducts “joker” in his sleep and shoved him into my copy of super Mario 64* I don’t have any saves that have more stars than 31 sooo Ok when u wanna get started
@@nota13xxsfbiagent32 also I managed to shove him and replace him with bowser in the final level I think the ending cutscene should be the same I’ll shove his dead body out later anyway as if they is a body cuz we shoving his body bomb so just extracting the bloody mist of blood and guts out instead of his body I guess
I remember Murray back in the days. Anybody remembered that one guest he had on his show, he had a Ventriloquist puppet that kinda scared me, I think his name was Arnold Wesker.... I think, Or that one time he had Harvey Dent (Im not kidding), That was that drama between Dent and Murray when Murray mentioned his dad and it got a littled heated.Either way his death came as a shock and let me and my dad tramautised R.I.P Murray
@@Scott... Yeah, the show had been going downhill, but bringing in this clown character was the final nail in the coffin. Murray always said that everyone deserves a shot, but it blew his mind to see how guests like this guy can totally kill a show. I used to think he had more brains than that.
@@Angel_Investor_Music You’re probably right. If things went well it could’ve ended on a bang, but He probably got what he deserved when the show finally died. He’s been really quiet since then though.
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I could see myself watching this live tv in the mid 80's and be like....
"I don't get it...."
Person 1:"Uh... What just happened?"
Child 1: "Mommy i"m scared"
Couple 1:" holy shit"
Top of the comedy.
It's a meme batman
@@professorcreative4053 "I DONT UNDERSTAND"
@@frederickjalbert3298 what do you not understand?
If this had happened in real life it would’ve been lost media given how rare home recording were at the time.
Yea
True. A news reporter I think in the 70s actually shot herself while on air. I don’t think there’s genuine footage of it anywhere though
"Number 3: Murray Franklin Live Shooting."
@@jimbeam2299 ye Christine chubbuck or something like that she shot herself on live I can’t remember if they aired it however
Nah I think it would have made news since it was a famous person. Theyd probably have said "warning the following footage is graphic" before showing it though, and censoring it
I wish the scene was entirely shot from live TV perspective. Would have felt more disturbing
I also thought it would've been scary. However the movie leads us to understand the tragic life of Arthur and empathize with him, being with him all the time. If the director had chosen the TV shots, we would've seen the scene in a "spectator"'s perspective, thus alienating us from that nutcase.
I was hoping when I first bought the blu ray it would have a scene likes this as a special feature it didn’t but this video is definitely what I was looking for
Yeah, sort of like how the handheld/homemade/found footage style of Joker's murder on a Batman impersonator from The Dark Knight was.
Kinda reminds me of The Truman Show, I've always wished they filmed the flashback scenes in certain differed styles to match the Past eras of how common television was shot. Baby flashbacks in black-&-white, childhood flashbacks in 70s looking washed-out-color video, college flashbacks in 80s looking somewhat-grainy/darker-tone Super16mm film.
No way, you can literally see the point on Arthur's face when he decides to kill Murray instead of himself
Murray was ahead of his time in his show, and had some mind blowing moments in his career.
He was a very open-minded host
Sometimes, you have to open your mind to think outside the box.
Full credit goes to Arthur. Greatest guest Murray ever had. He did things no other guests would've thought of. Hope to see more of him
@@Cyclownus Indeed yes
*YOU*
Its scary how closely they replicated this scene in the 2019 Joker movie
Oh oh no haha
Agreed it doesn't even feel like a movie
Omg yeah so scary😱
Wait. What?
@@pryt0n180 He is talking about the movie Joker as if it was "inspired by a real life" , one example of a movie that is a "inspired by a real life event" is The Theory of Everything, the movie about Stephen Hawking
It's pretty typical that they censor "fuck" but not the part where Murray gets his head shot
It was unexpected, why do you think they went straight to a white screen
@@luis6633 exactly. and for it to be live obviously means that they have an audio recognition system that automatically censors vulgar language. they don't have a censoring system for unexpected homicide
You could expect cursing, but not a murder on live TV
Television in a nutshell.
"If it bleeds, it leads."
Damn, shame that he died like that. He was so entertaining and a genuinely nice guy. I actually ran into him in 1980, had a small talk and he gave me his autograph. RIP Murray.
It’s so sad that sick weirdo took him away from us. I used to watch Murray and pretend I was on the show getting interviewed. Rest in peace
If i remember correctly he made fun of this guy before he came on
Lemao
i saw this when i was like 9, it was from a dark web website. stuff gave me nightmares
@@damjanmijajlovic3570 He did the guy was suffering from alot of mental problems and the system failed him hard it was only when he snapped people cared and as a result he started an anarchy movement that got a resurgence with a copycat in the mid 2000s. Anyone remember the why so serious guy that was this nut's successor. Now a days we've got some ganster poser running around saying he's the joker when he's a cheep nock off who doesn't understand the core of the concept. It's not about the money or the fame it's about sending a message.
When you also realize it’s a 5 year anniversary since joker came out
Time flies
My god I feel somewhat nostalgic
I remember watching this in theaters before covid hit and everything went to shit.
that can not be true
Oh boy, time is getting faster
Wow, this was one the biggest lost media tapes ever. It's Insane how you were able to find a copy.
That's the black market for you
I know right? It's like a diamond in a football field of glass shards
It's even more shocking that he manage to post it here on UA-cam
Kinda weird that UA-cam hasn't taken this down.
YET.
@@pressplayulysses oh no...
I remember in the 80’s loving this show it was passed my bed time so my parents would tape it and let me watch it the next morning. But this episode they didn’t show me and they said the show had ended for some reason. Now I know why
Wdym I don't get any comment on this video
@@kiroxdem5703 we are acting like this was a real event that we remember
@@mysteryjunkie9808 bruh ty I was hella confused for a second cause usually youtube doesn’t allow offensive words on youtube let alone murder
@@RonnieRjbj so it was roleplay all along 😮
@@kiroxdem5703 Rwooosh
My father was watching this show with his parents when he was a kid. It was terryfing, he said.
Nippon Cultural Broadcasting
My fathers American friend recalls watching it as a kid. At the the time he thought it was part of a sketch or something, but he realised shortly after that wasn't the case.
Walter you here
Walt??? You alive??? Where's Jesse yo
@@nitinkapoor1369 the Vault Dweller from Fallout is also here :)
The ending intermission just makes this a comedy gold video nowadays.
Every time I see this scene and the ending intermission plays I just start dying
Its the worst joke ive ever seen.
Let me get this straight: You comment something that is unrelated to the fact that I have two HEAVENLY HANDSOME girlfriends? Considering that I am the unprettiest UA-camr ever, having two handsome girlfriends is really incredible. Yet you did not mention that at all. I am quite disappointed, dear jo
@@AxxLAfriku I don't know you
This is a great presentation of dark humour as the music is those actually been played before broadcast.
Ah...the golden age of television
I don't think so
I was actually in the audience when this happened! Everyone freaked out except for me I felt that Murray got what he deserved.
Damn, that sounds horrible :(
Damn, man. My mom was in the audience at the time. After this video came out, she shut herself in her room for a little while before telling us about it. She said the riots that came afterward is why my grandparents moved them out west.
Aren’t you the guy that let that Myers kid escape from the looney bin back in the 70s?
@@philipmyrick I didn't let him out I gave orders for him to be restrained!!
Did you join in fun afterwards? I was there
I keep imagining an adult Bruce Wayne reacting to this so he can learn more about the joker
@My_pfp_beats_all_dog_breeds. that would be fucking cool actually.
The Joker that Batman fights is someone inspired by (((Joaquin Phoenix)))'s Joker
@Based_Gigachad_001he would be middle aged, if batman’s like 25 joker would be like 55
My parents remember watching the news about this. We're not American but it's still kinda freaky to think about it.
I sincerely hope you’re joking lol
@@MonoKrohm_2020 Joking about what? This kinda stuff is no joke.
@@MonoKrohm_2020 bro why would anyone joke about this. What is your problem
@@MonoKrohm_2020 that's kinda insensitive to joke about. I don't think OP was joking.
Understandable, have a good day
Yeah I remember I was a kid when this happened. It was really sad when Murray died, my whole family loved his show.
That's crazy Mr. Cheney
Is that why you invaded Afghanistan and Iraq?
@@joshberkin5567 HEY, dont forget Panama lol
Hmm, did this inspire you to shoot your lawyer?
Terrible loss to the entertainment game. Murray was mind blowing.
I remember when I saw that on the news back in 81. I couldn't believe what had happened.
Yeah im just glad Gotham's crime rate's gone down since Oswald Cobblepot became Mayor. God bless that saint of a man!
@@superkamiphobos9697 no way. The guys super corrupt and I would’ve much rather have that Wayne guy be in position. Mark my words..he will doom this city while it still has a chance.
What are you talking about that never happened that was only in a movie talking about you seeing that back in 81 the movie didn't come out back then
@@brianjrreactions7944 r/woooosh
@@simonaslapinskas7131 are you even speaking English what the hell is that supposed to mean how the hell am I supposed to know what that means or says get off of UA-cam
Murray was a true showman. For his final episode before retirement, he pulled out all the stops to give his audience a mind blowing experience. For his final show he went out with a bang.
Mind blown
guys i think murray actually died, I don't see his show being aired anymore and there's more reairings. this is scary..
@@punch444 Naw...cant be. This was just Tom Savini showing some of his new special effects props...like he did on Letterman...
...right?
@@kairozartstudio uhm
Pretty sure he's dead
@@flapflapflapflap Are you sure? He might have just needed to take a little nappy nap. You know how old people get some times...
If they ever make a movie of this shocking incident, I hope Joaquin Phoenix portrays this arthur fleck guy, and I can also see Robert De Niro portray Murray. Rest in peace Murray.
I think Phoenix would look too sympathetic for that freak. I would like to see someone more villainous and/or psychotic, like a younger Jack Nicholson, if you know what I mean.
@@ВадимБаев-с9в if heath ledger was still alive he would be perfect for the role .but not Jared Leto that would suck
@@ВадимБаев-с9в I can also see William Dafoe. especially that man had played some villains, the most closest one is the Green Goblin.
I think that Cesar Romero would be brilliant as Mr Fleck.
Mark Hamill suits better despite not looking like a Joker
I never personally met Murray but the Franklin Murray show was my happy place as life was pretty crappy back in the 70s. I was only 13 back then and seeing this episode got me traumatised for life and even now I still can't get over it. I remember my mom and my siblings were screaming when we saw it live and though I was quiet, I was completely terrified, I couldn't believe what just happened, I went through my sister and she comforted me. That night I couldn't sleep and even to this day this still haunts me, man what a world.
That joker guy never got caught in all that chaos, fuckin crazy story dude.
@@fatfag2290 Yeah, the streets were consumed by anarchy during that time, there were murder, theft, and vandalism all throughout, heck that was the night Thomas and Martha Wayne got killed in an alley, poor Bruce has to go through all that. Reportedly, the car carrying Joker was crashed by a truck. They said there was a whole ass crowd praising him like some kind of hero, it's a crazy world we live in
you went through your sister? I dont know what that even means
@@justthinking650 yeah speaking of which do you wanna know how I got these scars
How did you went thru your sister man? Is she a gas? She a transparent? Huh how tf did you went thru her ??
I remember when this aired. I was gonna go to school, but I had the flu, and threw up the night before, I always loved the show, then I saw my favorite Tv host getting killed. I thought it was all a joke, but later that day his death was announced on the news.
Same. I watched this particular episode with my wife back then. She was a cheerful woman but she's never been the same ever since she saw Murray getting shot in the head. RIP Murray.
I was a part of the tv crew at the time. Still have nightmares after all these years.
@@mrsponge1401 me too.
Everyone talked about this episode when that happened, but nobody talked about the huge riots all over the city after this aired. We truly live in a society.
I was in the audience at the time, pretty sure you can hear my screams after Murray’s departure..
It’s creepy how this doesn’t feel like a sad breaking point for Arthur, rather just a guy going postal and shooting Murray. Without the music and build up and previous knowledge of what drove him to this point, Arthur doesn’t feel like a person, just a cold-blooded monster.
Thats the point. From an outside perspective, Arthur is a villain, from an inside perspective hes a hero, and we, as the audience, get the privilege of a neutral perspective, where he is a man, a broken man.
@@aidan4337 yes like 20 years later and Arthur has escaped with help, killing some persons he has build up a hate against , in the asylum. And Batman goes after him
@@WatermelonEnthusiast9 I don't think he's a hero from the inside, just a walking tragedy. But from the outside he's just a weirdo who one day snapped. A "monster" but also someone with clear issues.
@@Solaire_of_Astora13 being a hero on the inside fits so well with the other jokers, AND with how he seems consider himself (in relation to society)
@@WatermelonEnthusiast9 but he never does anything heroic. Maybe at the end he enjoys the attention it's given to him but he doesn't view them as heroic, all of what he did was in retaliation to his suffering.
People in 2057: “what is this?”
People from 2019: “you wouldn’t get it”
Man I’ll be 54 that year 😳
Pretty sure people will know about the movie then. I mean, we know about plenty of movies from the 40s or even the 1920s which was a century ago
@@flatsamiscool not many people of today, would watch movies that are a century ago. The world rapidly changes, the things that used to be popular back then, but in today that thing would be strange to the current people.
@@Brandonhayhew I'm pretty sure many are aware of Charlie Chaplin and especially something like this, I'm sure people will be aware of at that point. Many people still watch Superman the Movie which was over forty years ago.
@@iamamousee1182 you born in 2003 and i born 2003 too.
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Remember seeing this live in the good old 80s. I was like... whaaa-at... Crazy stuff man
When I saw it i thought it was a skit or something, I was pretty young when it happened.
😆
@Deniz Metin T. today we have the new Joker scene from 2019.
@@Jack-mh2vn Jack the ripper, is that you?
Late 70s Early 80s
I like how authentic this looks, but this should include the part where he goes up to the camera and says “That’s-“
EDIT: Thanks for 6K likes, friends.
I agree. That would be a lot better
They can't due to the editing in the movie
I mean technically they could
Welp, that’s life.
I think he says, "let's put a-"
40 years ago in Gotham, everyone was shocked about a clown man who killed men on a subway and then shot a talk show host dead live on TV. The night will never get old
Yeah that same night Billionaire Republican candidate for Gothams Mayor Dr. Thomas Wayne and his wife Martha were also shot and killed during those riots that same night. Ironic because of how much he condemned his killings of the men on the subway and said he would be brought to justice
It was a night to remember. A night that will live in infamy
I loved watching Murrays show back as a kid. My dad bumped into him once at a café. Talked to him for a few min and said he was a really down to earth kinda guy. R.i.p man.
I thought he never leaves the studio?
The best part was when they started airing an I Love Lucy rerun to pad out the rest of the time that was supposed to be for Murray's show.
The movie “Joker” tells the story of the man who shot Murray (Arthur Fleck) from his Point of View. It also tells the story of his life, what led him to cause the horrific crime he did , and even a recreational of the incident and after watching it…I feel sympathy for Arthur…
documentary lmao
If it was really a documentary, why weren’t there any interviews from multiple perspectives?
nigga this is literally a fuckin comic book character not a documentary
In the movie at first you feel sorry for Arthur. After that, you see how the movie develops, you eventually hate Arthur
@@blazemf227 r/wooosh
this broadcast had influenced a lot in gotham city
(thomas wayne’s death , some other insane Psychopaths flinging out.. and now I heard the rumor that there is a guy who dressed like a bat appearing on the city in night…)
Hm weird.... i'm pretty sure i saw something moving last night in my roof, i might start closing my windows at night >.
There's conspiracy theory that Bruce Wayne is that bat guy. Or Batman as they call him.
Crazy theory if you ask me.
It’s kind of like Superman in Metropolis. However this Batman as some are calling him seems waaay more intense, but all in all I’m glad he seems to be fighting on the good side.
@@pressplayulysses Bruce Wayne is a billionaire businessman who has no time for promoting vigilante violence in an already dangerous ecosystem. There’s no correlation and those who conspire to that are just madmen who want to bring defamatory attention to Wayne enterprises and the hundreds of jobs it provides.
@@Scott... dosent he avoid taxes?
One of the most historical nbc moments of all time
I live it how its edited to cut off immediately after instead of having him come down the steps to the camera. Gives the feeling that this TV station was choosing cancel the broadcast as opposed to other stations keeping this whole thing on camera before the riots
I would love to have that whole scene in this style, even if it was in the bonus features.
This film is actually set in 1986, as a newspaper clip is shown to have Ukrainian disaster written on it. There was one that happened there, the Chernobyl accident, in 1986. Fun fact. This is definitely a realistic and haunting scene, too!
Weird since the synopsis and the script says it happened in 1981, probably just a mistake then
@@iambatman6120 Yes that's what I'm saying
And the movie that the Wayne Family were watching was called “Zorro, The Gay Blade” and that it was a blowout. That movie came out in 1981, and if it was a blowout then that would mean that it was very popular and I doubt it would’ve been popular if they were just showing it again.
So that begs the question of when is this movie set?
1981 or 1986?
@@chicoravelli5703 Well the script and synopsis indicates it's in 1981 so I would trust those
@@chicoravelli5703 Arthur was unreliabe narrator. That's also include the year
I love when people or a studio makes stuff like this. Makes the world feel more real and terrifying.
Some very good producing to cut to the wide shot as Joker shoots Murray i hope the control room team went on to do bigger things.
This is without a doubt one of the saddest and at the same time historic events for American and world TV, I remember seeing this live, That miserable thing ended Murray's life, four decades later I see it here on UA-cam and it is truly shocking.
Imagine IF we get a sequel and they show us something exactly like this in the beginning of the movie? 🤔 That'd be sick
Do i have news for you
My dad told me he remembers watching this live when he used to live in Gotham city back in 81. Crazy
Remember seeing this when I was around 9 years old. Was watching the show with my pops. It was really shocking and I didn’t know how to process it, and I looked to my father and he looked just as mortified. He assured me it was fake or something like that to protect my innocence. The aftermath was just as devastating. RIP Murray Franklin, and RIP to all the cops that’s lost their lives in the chaos that ensued afterwards 🙏🏽 ❤️
That must have left an imprint at such a young age.
The scary part is that this actually looks like an event that actually happened, makes me shiver in fear if that was really the case 😳
It’s from the joker
The tv or something whatever was just added in to make it look real
@@lTSVlBE yeah I know from Joker, good movie btw, but it's just that this alone would make people who see it for the first time and not see the movie think it was an event caught on camera. Pretty scary stuff
@@Dukesparrow1999 yeah I see what you’re saying
@@Dukesparrow1999 budd dwyer type beat
@@prometheus705 fr real that's who came to my mind
If I recall correctly, this was Murray’s retirement episode. He really went out with a bang. What a legend.
😂😂😂😂
My dad watched this when he was young. It’s crazy it’s been this long.
The editing of this "home recording" aesthetic is really well done. I appreciate when meta scenes like this, even bother to have it look shot with genuine equipment.
I remember when this was aired. Tragic.
Anyone else?
I remember it, crazy to think some guy is calling himself the Joker again, I heard it actually isn’t make up and hair dye this time, that’s just how he looks. Something about the new one is a lot more unsettling, like he’s just using the name cause he wants to do it and doesn’t care about politics. I hope Batman catches that sick bastard.
I laughed for days
The leg shake and panicked glances around the room after he takes the shot are SUCH great added details
When I watched this on theaters, I was thinking how the viewers must have felt when they saw this at the moment on tv, including the live audience, I would have liked to see it from that perspective, especially when Arthur was giving his anti-establishment statements.
This looks more disturbing on an old live tv than what was shown in the movie.
This is one of the few times where making something low quality actually enhances the experience.
aw man anyone but Murray....he never hurt anyone, he was always open minded. This was just mind blowing.
😅😅😅😂😂😂 🤡 🤡
Ah yes. I saw it happen live when I was a kid. Truly stuck with me after all these years.
Arthur Fleck was taken to Arkham's medical facility after contracting Covid-19. His lawyers attempted to let him be treated outside considering his age but as per his 2006 hearing he is not permitted to leave the facility at any circumstances.
Update 15/10/21: Arthur Fleck has tested negative and would be returned to his cell. No further incident is noted in Arkham's press release.
I remember him telling me stories from the next room… I replied, “ do you think the shrinks will buy them? Some of these shrinks are actually pretty smart and cunning.” 🤔🤔
My grandpa said when he saw this it brought back a repressed memory from him watching this back in 1981
Yo they finally found the actual footage
lol
You'd think they would've destroyed the footage, like they did with that one news reporter who committed suicide on national television.
@@TBONE_2004 please tell me your joking
@@MrGrass06 About destroying this footage, yes.
Good to see that a guest finally understood Murray enough to help him showcase some real brains on his show….I highly recommend
I saw this back in ‘81, I was in the UK and decided to turn on the telly to some American stuff, but good lord I never got over the sound
I still can't get over that nobody decided to check that man before coming onto the show. Especially considering the clown riots that were happening at the time. Poor Murray he was the pioneer of talk show host, without him we wouldn't have guys like Letterman, O'Brian, Lenno ect.
Well this does take place in the early 1980’s, Back then they did not have all the strict rules that are in place nowadays.
Poor Murray was such a humble and trusting guy he didn’t even worry about having this psycho killer on his show
@@beeking1792
There's a reason the phrase "Safety regulations are written in blood" is a thing, after all.
Censors the F word but doesn't censor the murder - NCB
I was a huge Murray Franklin fan and recorded every episode back in the day. The tape still holds up great, though I digitized it to be keep it preserved.
My god I still remember watching this back then, felt like it was only 5 years ago, legit everyone was taking about it for months non stop
This happened the year I was born. The Franklin Act was passed by Reagan the following year. It increased screening and scrutiny for individuals going on radio and television talk shows. The act was controversial and was challenged in the courts as a first amendment issue.
The same year, 1982, President Reagan backtracked on his stance regarding federal funding for mental health care in the USA. His bipartisan approach helped to increase standards in State hospitals and provided low or no cost medications and therapy for the mentally disturbed and disabled. The change of heart by the notoriously tight Reagan helped us reach a point today, in 2024, when the cities have lower crime rates, fewer addicts, less homelessness, etc.
It is a sad thing that Murray died, but Arthur Fleck really did, unwittingly, change the country and make it a better place to live.
It’s actually scary how real this looks. I wonder if the next movie will have a scene where Bruce Wayne watches this and finds out that Arthur Fleck is the Joker! 🦇 vs. 🃏
I'm 26 years old and I remember watching this live in the 80's.
My uncle would always go in the living room, turn on the TV, and watch Murray Franklin with his family when he was a kid, back when I wasn't even born yet. But one day, there was an interview that sounded so unusual. That guy was so evil he literally shot Murray on TV! It's sad how such a comedian and a host died because of this. My uncle said it was "very horrible, indeed". Murray was a nice and funny guy. I feel bad for my uncle who has to go through this when his favorite television host died. He was a legend.
And I can't believe you uploaded this broadcast on UA-cam. That's so hard to find that there are none available on the internet until now.
I remember this broadcast very well.
It was followed by an episode of Dallas.
watched the movie 2 years ago today in theaters. Perfect time on my youtube feed
If this was real it would’ve been comparable to R. Budd Dwyer killing himself in a press conference
Had to look up that footage after I saw Dankula's video, not surprised to see the full footage of him putting a bullet in his head with blood pouring out of his nose and his eyes slowly closing as death welcomes him is allowed but free speech is hindered so badly on this site lol
Yeah, the blood from his nose was like a waterfall
Not surprised Dwyer was mentioned here, that was definitely a shocker back in the day.
@@ProjectV6 I actually remember seeing the full vid once, Ive been fucked up ever since.
I remember seeing that Dwyer video. but for some reason, I didn't horrified. I felt more uncomfortable and quite sad at it. especially now I learned the reason behind his suicide. pretty tragic.
Wow so this is the actual uncensored tape.
How'd you get this? I thought they kept it pretty tightly under wraps. They even deleted all the home VHS recordings.
All he did was crop the tvs scene to fit that one screen
@@grawlix8741 ik lol btw 3 others like my comment so I'm not the only one
@@jaguarchampion you're not the only idiot?
I guess this guy was working at the tv station back in the day and he kept the recording for himself.
@@hughiestanley516 maybe maybe not. Tbf I did know he was joking but I wanted to really explain what happened for confused people. Not really an idiot move.
I like how he immediately goes from yelling to siting calmly in his chair
I remember when this happened. It was the day after I saw Raiders of the Lost Ark. It pushed the news of Charles & Di, and the baseball strike, off the front page.
I remember back when this happened in the 80’s, everyone was in shock for weeks
This was a mind blowing moment on live television back in 1981 .
Saw this live at night, i was traumatized from that, i was young, watched st alone at night since my parents didnt really care much, and it just gave me a new perspective on life itself, giving me the opportunity to learn what caused the murder. And now, as a journalist at BNN10, I think this, right here, gave me the inspiration, for the worst ways, if what i am currently, and now on its anniversary, i cant help but be silent as i see this recording....
Showed this to my grandparents and they said *ahhh good times, good times*
I remember my dad showing me this.. that man held my older brother
Rip Murray 🙏🙏🙏
My father was about 8 years old when Murray died live. Gotham was never the same until old age caught up with the Joker. I can't imagine what it was like to live during the 2000s when Batman and Joker were killing each other.
10 to 15 years later people who haven't watched joker would think this is real
I love how they censor him saying 'fucking' but not murray getting shot lmaoo
This is my favourite scene from the movie. 💖
Mine too was funny seeing Deniro getting blasted
@@virtualmask I chuckled so hard for the same reason. 🤣
Actors did an amazing job recreating this!!
Holy crap. This was very unsettling. Brilliant!
Oh I remember that. We all sat in the living room and were shocked from what we've just seen. We all needed therapy later on.
Imagine if the sequel to Joker started like this.
I remember watching this back in 80s and don't understand what just happened
Same my parents were watching it on live T.V. Crazy shit man. Heard the guy ain’t in prison. He goes by an nickname. “The joker”.
@@nota13xxsfbiagent32 hey I’ll teach you a way to kill this shit
But first
*abducts “joker” in his sleep and shoved him into my copy of super Mario 64*
I don’t have any saves that have more stars than 31 sooo
Ok when u wanna get started
@@nota13xxsfbiagent32 also I managed to shove him and replace him with bowser in the final level I think the ending cutscene should be the same I’ll shove his dead body out later anyway as if they is a body cuz we shoving his body bomb so just extracting the bloody mist of blood and guts out instead of his body I guess
This scene was one of the most shocking yet satisfying scenes I've ever seen.
I was there when that aired, truly unsettling.
i love seeing the new angles from this shot. especially when he shoots murray. so cool and terrifying.
This guy could be an inspiration for Phoenix's Joker.
You mean taxi driver I love that
For the '80s, Murray had a truly unique show. Watching every night ended up being a mind blowing experience.
I love how he just uncrosses his legs and leans back all comfortable after the shot lmao
@p9vdc 2 productions 💀💀💀💀
Thank God they bleeped out the swearing that would've traumatised millions around the world
I remember Murray back in the days. Anybody remembered that one guest he had on his show, he had a Ventriloquist puppet that kinda scared me, I think his name was Arnold Wesker.... I think, Or that one time he had Harvey Dent (Im not kidding), That was that drama between Dent and Murray when Murray mentioned his dad and it got a littled heated.Either way his death came as a shock and let me and my dad tramautised
R.I.P Murray
The music at the end is very accurate.
That was the music in the movie
Wait, they bleeped the F word out, implying this wasn’t live, but in reality, something like this wouldn’t have made it to the air if not live.
still cant believe the shocking series finale to murry.
The movie they made thay reenacted it reenacted it pretty well, the actor for Murray looks exactly like the one in the actual clip
Bruce watching this: "Huh that guy gave me flowers"
This was one of Murray's weaker skits. The show really started going downhill when they got those new writers in '79.
This wasn’t a skit he actually died. Everyone was devastated after this event. Gotham never recovered.
The skit was so bad that the show suddenly got cancelled. I assume it was because of bad reviews or something.
@@Scott... Yeah, the show had been going downhill, but bringing in this clown character was the final nail in the coffin. Murray always said that everyone deserves a shot, but it blew his mind to see how guests like this guy can totally kill a show. I used to think he had more brains than that.
@@Angel_Investor_Music You’re probably right. If things went well it could’ve ended on a bang, but He probably got what he deserved when the show finally died. He’s been really quiet since then though.
Yes gotham was a suck i found 10 cents on floor and a guy on a bat clothing literally spanked me saying whem I a thief, this city is a shit