So good. Legendary even. Just straight up being as racist as you can on TV. The good ol days and everyone knew they were just having a bit of fun. It brought us together laughing at each other.
I am sick and tired of political correctness. Such fabulous shows would never air today and we are stuck with today's garbage. Thank you, John. I have never stopped laughing.
*@Harry S. Anchan* Thats the best part of being a 70s kid these days. We came from a time when you could speak plainly, even tell a racial or interracial joke among your Black & Mexican friends, a get a good laugh Looks like 30 years of NAACP & ACLU has cowarded everyone down. You can't practice Free Speech in its most modest forms now without someone telling you youre "being insensitive to Black people," "you just need anger management," or "Gaaasp... You cant say THAT! !" My answer: "Oh really?! Call the Sheriff. Have mearrested for hurting your sentiments!" 😎
That’s because back then we were also smarter and understood that the racist was the butt of the joke Now Racists watch this And bemoan the fact they can no longer be racist
@@2forflintchingNo one is offended when you laugh at yourself. The problem arises when people want to laugh at others and get offended when told their bullying is inappropriate.
All In The Family, Benny Hill, Don Rickles and Monty Python would never see the light of day on the TV airwaves if their comedy acts began 30 years later.
No way would this show be created now days. I'm surprised the videos of it and of All in the Family haven't been destroyed now, so that no one could watch them and be offended.
I was eleven when I first saw Bizarre... this is the kind of humor that we need to remember to not take life so seriously. Things were better back then.. people had stronger stomachs and spines.
Sarah Brandy Peters Both..u are correct, he was born in Israel, then family moved to London, England but they moved to Canada in 1966. Ya Bizarre was great sketch comedy.
Brian George is a bit of everything, lol..u are correct , originally from England, moved to Canada, went to the University of Toronto. I think his parents are from Lebanon.
A great series. I remember seeing Howie Mandel and it was a better Super Dave before the spin off. The ending always mentioned that the guests of bizarre stayed at the hotel, in Vaughan I believe. Cannot recall which.
They were actually put up at the Royal York Hotel in downtown Toronto, despite the shooting taking place up in Markham or Richmond Hill. "When in Toronto, guests of Bizarre stay at the world-famous Royal York, at the heart of the city's lifestyle". The ending also promoted Tilden Rent-A-Car with a picture of a spiffy new Chevy Cavalier.
lol we got our own Comedy Network here in Canada when i was little, these were uncensored. I wanted to get big boobies so i could be on this show, even though i was 2 & it was 1997 lol
DVDs of this are uncut. When this aired 1982-86 on broadcast after initial cable SHOWTIME runs they refilmed nastier parts and showed chicks at different angles. "I hope they don't bleep that, nothing wrong with saying kick hiss foot".-Super Dave.
Lallly Cadeau, before she played Kate on "Hangin' In", that 80's Canadian studio, which not even the Canadians cared about, and had no business being on Nickelodeon!
Political correctness is killing comedy, says John Cleese: Monty Python star believes fear of offending certain groups could lead to 1984-style Orwellian society where free expression is not allowed. Claims those who can't control emotions want to control others' behaviour. Says loss of humour will lead to dystopian police state, like Orwell novel. .
right, political correctness......cleese was talking about CERTAIN people, there is a difference there......also when the Hollywood film industry celebrates a katherine bigelow film that glorifies torture of prisoners, one has to wonder if this 'pc hysteria' is just another CON politician trope
As a white person, I was deeply offended that The Bigots sketches had no WASP guy/gal taking their share of the jokes. On a serious note, I'm guessing that's because the WASP would have had to tell racist jokes when it was their turn, which wouldn't be very funny even by 80's standards.
...Canadian Humor, Never missed an episode of Bizarre, Love This Crew and Super Dave , John Byner's a Genius and Love the Aardvark too!!!
I was 13 the first time I saw Bizarre on Showtime. I snuck out to watch it at 2 AM...
So good. Legendary even. Just straight up being as racist as you can on TV. The good ol days and everyone knew they were just having a bit of fun. It brought us together laughing at each other.
I remember back in the 80s as a kid watching this. Funny as shit
I am sick and tired of political correctness. Such fabulous shows would never air today and we are stuck with today's garbage. Thank you, John. I have never stopped laughing.
*@Harry S. Anchan* Thats the best part of being a 70s kid these days. We came from a time when you could speak plainly, even tell a racial or interracial joke among your Black & Mexican friends, a get a good laugh
Looks like 30 years of NAACP & ACLU has cowarded everyone down. You can't practice Free Speech in its most modest forms now without someone telling you youre "being insensitive to Black people," "you just need anger management," or "Gaaasp... You cant say THAT! !"
My answer: "Oh really?! Call the Sheriff. Have mearrested for hurting your sentiments!" 😎
Lol....I didn't even realize the Mexican was Michael Wincott at first . So used to hearing a deep raspy voice from him.
RIP Super Dave :(
We used to have stronger spines and thicker skin and the civilized world was a better place to live in. The WHOLE world has gone all touchy
Bill Bass if people were allowed to laugh at negative stereotypes I honestly think the world would lighten up
Agreed! Let's laugh at ourselves instead of being offended at everything
That’s because back then we were also smarter and understood that the racist was the butt of the joke
Now Racists watch this And bemoan the fact they can no longer be racist
@@2forflintchingNo one is offended when you laugh at yourself. The problem arises when people want to laugh at others and get offended when told their bullying is inappropriate.
Holy s-t; that IS Michael Wincott!
All In The Family, Benny Hill, Don Rickles and Monty Python would never see the light of day on the TV airwaves if their comedy acts began 30 years later.
Best show ever
No way would this show be created now days. I'm surprised the videos of it and of All in the Family haven't been destroyed now, so that no one could watch them and be offended.
I was eleven when I first saw Bizarre... this is the kind of humor that we need to remember to not take life so seriously. Things were better back then.. people had stronger stomachs and spines.
That's a young Babu from Seinfeld. ...Brian George, he's from Toronto where they filmed Bizarre.
+Quentin Ratffensperger Isn't he English? Bizarre rules btw
Sarah Brandy Peters Both..u are correct, he was born in Israel, then family moved to London, England but they moved to Canada in 1966. Ya Bizarre was great sketch comedy.
Brian George is a bit of everything, lol..u are correct , originally from England, moved to Canada, went to the University of Toronto. I think his parents are from Lebanon.
Gotta Find This Show on DVD, I Miss the 1980s.
@@maureencora1 Twelve individual DVDs were released in 2008, as ‘The Best of Bizarre - Uncensored’. They’re still pretty easy to find by online.
@@Coolestmovies Touche' (smile)
Michael Wincott doing comedy -- wow!
ikr
The "Italian Son" is Brian George, who portrays Raj's dad on "The Big Bang Theory".
He's also the 'finger' guy from Seinfeld
BABU!! @@steamupdad
You, very BAD man.
Thank you even tho you posted this 4 years ago. I was trying to think of where I remembered him from.
Luba Goy on a sketch show that is NOT Air Farce?? Mind blown!
A great series. I remember seeing Howie Mandel and it was a better Super Dave before the spin off. The ending always mentioned that the guests of bizarre stayed at the hotel, in Vaughan I believe. Cannot recall which.
They were actually put up at the Royal York Hotel in downtown Toronto, despite the shooting taking place up in Markham or Richmond Hill. "When in Toronto, guests of Bizarre stay at the world-famous Royal York, at the heart of the city's lifestyle". The ending also promoted Tilden Rent-A-Car with a picture of a spiffy new Chevy Cavalier.
Great TV days ! 😁👍
lol we got our own Comedy Network here in Canada when i was little, these were uncensored. I wanted to get big boobies so i could be on this show, even though i was 2 & it was 1997 lol
Thnx! Huge fan of Lally Cadeau!!:o))
DVDs of this are uncut. When this aired 1982-86 on broadcast after initial cable SHOWTIME runs they refilmed nastier parts and showed chicks at different angles.
"I hope they don't bleep that, nothing wrong with saying kick hiss foot".-Super Dave.
Let me flush the toilet bowl! 🤣
Archie Bunker's closest friends.
Long live Archie!
Lallly Cadeau, before she played Kate on "Hangin' In", that 80's Canadian
studio, which not even the Canadians cared about, and had no business
being on Nickelodeon!
A young Keanu Reeves was on that show as well. Terrible unfunny show.
You should watch with the subtitles for extra fun!
Political correctness is killing comedy, says John Cleese: Monty Python star believes fear of offending certain groups could lead to 1984-style Orwellian society where free expression is not allowed. Claims those who can't control emotions want to control others' behaviour. Says loss of humour will lead to dystopian police state, like Orwell novel. .
right, political correctness......cleese was talking about CERTAIN people, there is a difference there......also when the Hollywood film industry celebrates a katherine bigelow film that glorifies torture of prisoners, one has to wonder if this 'pc hysteria' is just another CON politician trope
We all need to laugh at ourselves. In these times, we *need* it. Who needs a serious, straight-faced world?
@@billjoe39 I love your moniker.
Quite. Seems the entire world's stick up the bottom has a stick of its own. No 'Certain' people about it. Bum bag
As a white person, I was deeply offended that The Bigots sketches had no WASP guy/gal taking their share of the jokes. On a serious note, I'm guessing that's because the WASP would have had to tell racist jokes when it was their turn, which wouldn't be very funny even by 80's standards.
Well, there is the Irishman dad, which is close enough. 😉
Um what about the husband and wife??
Lally Cadeau looks really good here before she gained weight and played Janet King in "Road to Avonlea"
Back before TV programs and films became neutered too politically correct crap friendly into boring to death garbage.
There is no way in hell this skit will make it this current time. The blue purple haired weirdos will have a purple cow!!
"We;re going to bob for apples. You get the apples. I'll flush the toilet bowl." Ah yes, Eric Trump's second favourite thing.
As expected, Daniel Day Lewis is outstanding as the Mexican guy. :-D
hahaha!! loll
They make the "Jewish" person sound like a Brooklynite(or at least a lower-East-side Manhattanite).
She is Luba Goy a Canadian of Ukrainian decent.
Hey it's Babu as the Italian son.
Yeah Brian George is a classic actor...he's in a new show called I Feel Bad which is like a Canadian version of the Mindy Project.
😆😅🤣😂
Luba Goy was actually skinny once 🤯
I was going to say that exact same thing. Hasn't been skinny in years. Me neither hahaha.
Could hardly hear it with volume at full on my ipad
Expected. I am thankful that we can even find these, given that they would possibly have been encoded from analog videotape.
This is back when people weren’t so stuck up and could take a joke I miss these days
See racism used to be funny and then everybody got their panties in a bunch and now nobody remembers how to laugh at each other
Why all the censorship?
Canadian version. Uncensored in the US.
luba was a dish back then
Not with that schnoz she wasn’t 👃😆
Bizarre uncensored
Michael wincott as Mexican?
Yes.
that's weird, didn't laugh once.
I'm guessing you're young and this was before your time, the PC generation.
That’s weird, someone born without a sense of humor
@@starwarsrebel2006 racist humor a big thing where you grew up?
@@tomitstube Yes. And we enjoyed life a lot more than you namby-pamby pearl-clutching nances do.
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