I love that they actually used a Beechcraft Bonanza, which was the same type of plane that they crashed in that night. They could have used any small plane for the skit and pretty much no one would know the difference but they actually went to the trouble of tracking down the real thing 😂 Little details like that is one of many reasons why this show was so amazing!
I know. My girlfriend's father has a Bonanza and every time we go flying, I say: "Oh no! A Buddy Holly plane!" By the way, this plane is still in production. The longest production of any airplane ever.
I'm honestly curious what specific parts they could try to censor other than the swearing. It's always going to be in bad taste (and also pretty funny)
LOL, brilliant. Love Buddy Holly and think his death was a great tragedy but somehow portraying him in this absurd alternative history as this egomaniac jerk is really hilarious. Of course Kevin's 'Rave On" delivery is perfect.
Kevin McDonald doesn't get the credit he deserves. He should be a bigger name and much more famous. In fact, all the Kids in the Hall should be more famous and appearing in a lot more stuff.
I agree. I was born in '88 and watched this with my dad. It felt like a fever dream until Lilo and Stitch came out. I heard Kevin McDonald's voice and couldn't remember where I recognized it from. A few years later, when internet searches became slightly more reliable and useful, I went down a Kids in the Hall rabbit hole. I remembered watching different sketch comedies with my dad but this one was different and unfortunately was lost to my knowledge. I watched every season multiple times when it was on Netflix during the early days of streaming.
He and the boys have a very off kilter sense of humor. Eccentric and esoteric, which breeds a loyal cult following but the masses will find this horrible but an SNL skit to be the cat's pajamas
They did that just because Kevin MacDonald looks so much like buddy holly with those glasses. Amazing. Amazing. They never re-ran this on Comedy Central in the mid 90s so I never saw it till now.
A P When he found out that Waylon Jennings gave up his plane seat to The Big Bopper and would be taking the tour bus instead Buddy jokingly replied "Well I hope your bus freezes up" and Waylon jokingly replied "Well I hope your ol plane crashes" and those words haunted Waylon for the rest of his life.
The actual story of that night is pretty sad but I can’t stop laughing at this sketch. The idea that Buddy Holly was a bully and jackass to everyone is so funny.
The whole reason why this sketch is hilarious is because every knows Buddy Holly never acted like this and would never act like this. I think it's more a parody of other rock star dumb asses who through their life and career down the toilet with their own free will. Thats why it's meant to be funny because Buddy was not like that AT ALL. It's a joke about his actual character and talent.
I have to agree with Octavian Caesar Hibernicus despite his bad spelling. I can’t stand people who smugly explain in detail why a video is funny. Just shut up
Every single KITH video has people in the comments claiming "they could never get away with this today" even though literally nobody said they were offended, but somehow THIS is the one that actually offends people?? I guess it's not millennials or liberals who can't take a joke these days, it's Buddy Holly fans.
@@godaithelesser4292 - It's not good writing and it's quite mean spirited. You can have a mix but this one leaned to hard on 'angry' humor, which is probably why it wasn't originally released, I just found out.
i cannot even effing describe to you how much i love this sketch! Thank you and awesome job posting it. The other versions of it i saw posted were either really shitty quality, censored or both.
Definitely in my top ten kids sketches EVER, MAYBE #1. So grateful I can actually hear it UNCENSORED. Hey, in the censored version of this, some people were saying that was paul bellini as ritchie valens. But I thought he NEVER spoke in any sketches until the end of the final sketch of the final episode. Kind of like a harpo gimmick. Wonder if buddy holly's relatives ever tried to sue kevin over this. Lol!
There is a sketch (Season 2, Episode 15) where Scott decides he is no longer gay. At the end of the sketch I am pretty sure Bellini lifts his head out of Scott's lap and says something about still having sex with him. If you didn't know, Scott and Bellini were writing partners.
Waylon Jennings was the luggage carrier displaced that night. My parents listened to the Big Bopper radio show late at night when his Beaumont station went full power at night to broadcast to East Texas and Louisiana.
Couple things: - They tracked down the ACTUAL plane they crashed in and used it for a three minute skit - They made the actors wear what the three ACTUALLY wore that night when they crashed
Ritchie Valens was portrayed by Paul Bellini, a writer on Kids on the Hall. Bellini sporadically appeared in sketches or between sketches dressed only in a towel. That became "his thing" on the series. They had a parody contest "Eat with Bellini" where a contestant could win dinner with Bellini and eat fish with him! Fish was his favorite meal... : ) This is only 1 of 2 times on KITH TV series where I can recall Bellini actually spoke. He also spoke the last bit of dialogue on the last episode of KITH. He walked over the "grave site" of the Kids and said something to the effect, "Oh, thank god it's over. I thought it would never end!" Big Bopper was played by "unknown" but definitely voiced by Dave Foley.
Watching this on UA-cam, you know from the beginning that the sketch is about Buddy Holly and this ruins much of the joke, of course. Watching this on TV all those years ago, I can say that the moment when he puts his glasses on was a big surprise.
Thought the sketch was hilarious. Hope Holly's family has a sense of humor but I thought it was inspired to have Buddy Holly portrayed as an alcoholic asshole with delusions of grandeur. This is a bit like the sketch, "Whatever," where the lead character (played by Dave Foley) finally gets in over his head and believes his hype too much. I don't want to give away the sketch's ending to anybody who's never seen it (or doesn't remember it like I iniitally did) but that was inspired, too! Talk about being too big for your britches and having that come back to bite you in the ass! As politically incorrect as it was, it was also funny to hear Holly be a loudmouth racist to Ritchie Valens (played by one of the KITH's regular writers) and the Big Bopper (foul-smelling fat ass!) I don't know if they could do this sketch today... You have to be part of the "establishment" to get anything on TV now. So damn safe and condescending... and SNL is very much part of that group... Has been for at least 15 years now. Too bad seeing that Lorne Michaels (SNL executive producer) also executive produced the Kids in the Hall during its 5-year-run. KITH is timeless... SNL is a dinosaur that has outlived its usefulness and really should be put to sleep. KITH avoided irrelevancy by leaving near the top of its form unlike SNL which just won't go away!
Fuck all of you for trying to miss the JOKE in the PARODY and SATIRE portrayed here. Are you two dips going to get into the whole creepy rock circumstances, like waylon jennings teasing them just before they left? Where buddy said he hoped their bus breaks down and he replied "well, I hope your plane crashes". And how years later the crickets were actually going to perform with del shannon, but he committed fucking suicide before the show. (actually, they say it was suicide. Must remember to investigate further) And why did no one mention the fact that there was a gun on the plane and a hole in the pilot's seat? You peasants...... I RULE at rock trivia about shit that happened decades before I was born!! Any thoughts on if lynyrd skynyrd's singer was really buried in his neil young shirt?
BUDDY HOLLY IS MY IDOL WHEN I SAW THIS I LAUGHED MY HEAD OFF THIS JUST SHOWS WHAT A TALENT/INFLUENCE BUDDY REALLY WAS SOME PEOPLE SAY YOU CAN'T REALLY TELL IF BUDDY WAS A GENIUS BECAUSE HE DIED SO YOUNG BUT THAT IS THE PROOF HE WAS AT JUST 22 HE CHANGED THE COURSE OF MUSIC AND WAS A INFLUENCE ON MUSICIANS EVEN TO THIS DAY WHEN I WAS ABOUT 8-9 YEARS OLD I SAW THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY AND WHEN I WAS IN THE 5TH GRADE I STARTED GUITAR LESSONS I AM A VERY GOOD/ACCOMPLISHED GUITARIST BECAUSE OF HIM IF THERE WAS NO BUDDY HOLLY I WOULD NOT BE A MUSICIAN HE CHANGED MY LIFE I WAS BORN IN 1971 SO HE WAS DEAD OVER A DECADE WHEN I WAS BORN NOBODY ELSE IN MY FAMILY IS MUSICAL BUT WHEN I STARTED GUITAR LESSONS I WAS A NATURAL IT CAME VERY EASY FOR ME I OWE IT ALL TO BUDDY I WOULD NOT BE A MUSICIAN IF NOT FOR HIM
This is so sick. That was truly the day music died forever and they make fun of it?!?! This should be taken down. Also, mocking a monkey like that. Some of the sweetest, sweatiest love making I’ve ever experienced was with a monkey. They are kind, giving, sensual lovers. This whole sketch is offensive to me. Take it down Mr U Tube!!!
Sometimes dead rock stars get overhyped. Maybe what the KITH team were trying to say with this sketch is to keep perspective... by going too far the other way deliberately. I think it's harsh, dark humour but also pretty funny.
FIRST! - ZERO DISLIKES! XD Which just = no fans or relatives of Holly, Valens, or the Bopper (or monkies) have watched this yet. You have no idea how many times i introduced myself: "i'm fuckin Buddy Holly, that's who i am"... to perplexed onlookers not privy to this genius sketch.
Great song choice at the end but they should've kept it going for the people who don't know who Buddy Holly is. 'Cause that'll be the daaaay When I die
I Really feel like this skit went too far. im sorry but i do. having a Maquac flying a Plane is just too far. i bet Rocky was TERRIFIED....well, if he hadn't been Drunk...
I love that they actually used a Beechcraft Bonanza, which was the same type of plane that they crashed in that night. They could have used any small plane for the skit and pretty much no one would know the difference but they actually went to the trouble of tracking down the real thing 😂 Little details like that is one of many reasons why this show was so amazing!
Honestly, no one would've known if you didn't mention it.
@@AllPro777 Perhaps that was one of the kids, AllPro777. It is pretty cool.
Dwyer Flying Service was the name on the plane ("Dryer's Flying Service" here in the sketch). The actual registration number was N3794N.
I know. My girlfriend's father has a Bonanza and every time we go flying, I say: "Oh no! A Buddy Holly plane!" By the way, this plane is still in production. The longest production of any airplane ever.
Hoax crash. Just players that went on to play another role
When he said "im buddy fucking Holly, thats who." I lost my shit...
This is one of my favourite Kids in the Hall sketches and this is the first time I've ever seen it uncensored. Thank you for uploading.
I'm honestly curious what specific parts they could try to censor other than the swearing. It's always going to be in bad taste (and also pretty funny)
I can’t wait all day, I wrote Peggy Sue 😂😂😂
LOL, brilliant. Love Buddy Holly and think his death was a great tragedy but somehow portraying him in this absurd alternative history as this egomaniac jerk is really hilarious. Of course Kevin's 'Rave On" delivery is perfect.
Kevin McDonald doesn't get the credit he deserves. He should be a bigger name and much more famous. In fact, all the Kids in the Hall should be more famous and appearing in a lot more stuff.
I agree. I was born in '88 and watched this with my dad. It felt like a fever dream until Lilo and Stitch came out. I heard Kevin McDonald's voice and couldn't remember where I recognized it from. A few years later, when internet searches became slightly more reliable and useful, I went down a Kids in the Hall rabbit hole. I remembered watching different sketch comedies with my dad but this one was different and unfortunately was lost to my knowledge. I watched every season multiple times when it was on Netflix during the early days of streaming.
He and the boys have a very off kilter sense of humor. Eccentric and esoteric, which breeds a loyal cult following but the masses will find this horrible but an SNL skit to be the cat's pajamas
Too high IQ for most
Kevin was always my favorite. "WHO KNOWS! what great pop songs i'll write lol
They did that just because Kevin MacDonald looks so much like buddy holly with those glasses. Amazing. Amazing. They never re-ran this on Comedy Central in the mid 90s so I never saw it till now.
Yeah! I didn't see this until I bought the DVDs
"I can't wait all day! I wrote 'Peggy Sue'!"
I got my whole life in front of me 😂
The Big Bopper actually had a stomach flu that night so the comments about him are on point lol
legend is the toilet wished it was on that plane...
"I'm fucking Buddy Holly!" Hilarious!
This ranks up with TWKYK's Abe Lincoln, John W Booth scene...
This sketch was the first sketch I truly laughed so hard at, and the one that sucked me into a lifetime of KITH madness.
"There's the Big Bopper, the Diarrhea King himself"
Watching on February 3rd, 2021. RIP BUDDY!
The day the music died...
Who would have considered Buddy Holly’s final moments would be spent insulting Waylon Jennings, Ritchie Valens, and the Big Bopper?
For me. it puts a whole different spin on it, Robert Brothers.
Ok... I'll ask...what was the Waylon Jennings insult? Smfh
A P When he found out that Waylon Jennings gave up his plane seat to The Big Bopper and would be taking the tour bus instead Buddy jokingly replied "Well I hope your bus freezes up" and Waylon jokingly replied "Well I hope your ol plane crashes" and those words haunted Waylon for the rest of his life.
@@ericburns5125 oh shit yes i think I did see that on behind the music or something. My bad. Good call.
No buddy was a pretty nice guy I couldn’t see him doing it Purposely
Huge Kids In The Hall fan, but I’ve never seen that sketch. Thank you!
This is one of the videos that is both funny and makes me wonder “why the fuck would they make this” at the same time
This is the funniest thing I seen all day, perhaps all week
The actual story of that night is pretty sad but I can’t stop laughing at this sketch. The idea that Buddy Holly was a bully and jackass to everyone is so funny.
@IG Farben naw it’s pretty funny
Was he like this in real life?
@@CanoeToNewOrleans Yes, everyone who knew him talks in interviews about how they hated him.
@@jkadoodle In that case, it's too bad he wasn't flying alone.
@@jkadoodle everything I read, he comes off like a nice guy.
making them sing his song while they take off is such a rock and roll thing to do...
LOL! Not really.
big bopper Ritchie valens and buddy holly last words singing that will be the day
The whole reason why this sketch is hilarious is because every knows Buddy Holly never acted like this and would never act like this. I think it's more a parody of other rock star dumb asses who through their life and career down the toilet with their own free will. Thats why it's meant to be funny because Buddy was not like that AT ALL. It's a joke about his actual character and talent.
Yeah, it's like Bob Newhart's "Abe Lincoln" bit. Or the Steve Martin thing about meeting Jackie O in the laundromat.
My pen...he took my pen!!!!!!
That was fuckin' good ham.
Rhythmicons fine ham abounds
I have to agree with Octavian Caesar Hibernicus despite his bad spelling. I can’t stand people who smugly explain in detail why a video is funny. Just shut up
This is actually real camera footage with audio from that fateful night.
I love how Canadian prime time tv is uncensored so much better then pansy America crap.
Back then, yes!
So many conspiracy theories about the day the music died and this skit is brilliant and hilarious as dark satire. ❤
Every single KITH video has people in the comments claiming "they could never get away with this today" even though literally nobody said they were offended, but somehow THIS is the one that actually offends people?? I guess it's not millennials or liberals who can't take a joke these days, it's Buddy Holly fans.
I bet if walon Jennings saw this he would pitch a fucking fit
Yeah, he was the guy kicked off the plane.
Dammit, now I want a monkey in a suitcase
Me too.
Gotta find out where and how much.
my stepfather showed me this video like five years ago and I singlehandedly think it has somehow formed my entire comedy sense
So you own both the 'Family Guy' and full Adam Sandler collections now?
@@sgt.thundercok4704 What?
@@godaithelesser4292 - It's not good writing and it's quite mean spirited. You can have a mix but this one leaned to hard on 'angry' humor, which is probably why it wasn't originally released, I just found out.
i'm fuckin buddy holly
love buddy holly one of my main heros. but man this is so funny. i think he could have played buddy holly in another biopic
i cannot even effing describe to you how much i love this sketch! Thank you and awesome job posting it. The other versions of it i saw posted were either really shitty quality, censored or both.
Kevin does the best drunk walk.
This never gets old
Neither did they.
@@timothylord2628Wow
Definitely in my top ten kids sketches EVER, MAYBE #1.
So grateful I can actually hear it UNCENSORED.
Hey, in the censored version of this, some people were saying that was paul bellini as ritchie valens.
But I thought he NEVER spoke in any sketches until the end of the final sketch of the final episode.
Kind of like a harpo gimmick.
Wonder if buddy holly's relatives ever tried to sue kevin over this.
Lol!
Maybe I'm weird but I actually think it's funnier with the bleeps
Agreed. My other 2 favorite sketches are daddy drank and big brother program.
There is a sketch (Season 2, Episode 15) where Scott decides he is no longer gay. At the end of the sketch I am pretty sure Bellini lifts his head out of Scott's lap and says something about still having sex with him.
If you didn't know, Scott and Bellini were writing partners.
Kevin makes a good Buddy Holly
@@doubleubee7523 The old story behind scenes was that when Bellini told Scott his sketch ideas stunk Scott would always call Bellini fat!
Oooh wee oooh, he looks just like Rivers Cuomo.
Why have I never seen this. I love kids in the hall.
Waylon Jennings was the luggage carrier displaced that night. My parents listened to the Big Bopper radio show late at night when his Beaumont station went full power at night to broadcast to East Texas and Louisiana.
WHO KNOWWWWWWWS!?!
amazing sketch I watch it everyday
The best KITH sketch ever
0:13 I use this quote about every day.
Is it possible that this is the perfect comedy skit? It’s highly inappropriate, offensive and hilarious all at once.
Well, that explains a lot.
RobMacKendrick That’s what happen.
Kevin looks good with those glasses
I bet Rocky made it out a live.
Wow, I never knew they went there. Wow.
And that's how America lost some great balladeers.
Couple things:
- They tracked down the ACTUAL plane they crashed in and used it for a three minute skit
- They made the actors wear what the three ACTUALLY wore that night when they crashed
2:31 it's weird that they actually look like Ritchie valens and Buddy Holly
Ritchie Valens was portrayed by Paul Bellini, a writer on Kids on the Hall. Bellini sporadically appeared in sketches or between sketches dressed only in a towel. That became "his thing" on the series. They had a parody contest "Eat with Bellini" where a contestant could win dinner with Bellini and eat fish with him! Fish was his favorite meal... : )
This is only 1 of 2 times on KITH TV series where I can recall Bellini actually spoke. He also spoke the last bit of dialogue on the last episode of KITH. He walked over the "grave site" of the Kids and said something to the effect, "Oh, thank god it's over. I thought it would never end!"
Big Bopper was played by "unknown" but definitely voiced by Dave Foley.
I think Bellini looks more like Big Bopper
And the guy playing Waylon looks like a young Waylon
even the airplane is accurate
@@Hot80sthey also made them wear what the three actually wore that night when they crashed lol
Watching this on UA-cam, you know from the beginning that the sketch is about Buddy Holly and this ruins much of the joke, of course. Watching this on TV all those years ago, I can say that the moment when he puts his glasses on was a big surprise.
Shut up and enjoy the funny men saying bad words.
hilariously audacious! one of their best
Thought the sketch was hilarious.
Hope Holly's family has a sense of humor but I thought it was inspired to have Buddy Holly portrayed as an alcoholic asshole with delusions of grandeur.
This is a bit like the sketch, "Whatever," where the lead character (played by Dave Foley) finally gets in over his head and believes his hype too much.
I don't want to give away the sketch's ending to anybody who's never seen it (or doesn't remember it like I iniitally did) but that was inspired, too!
Talk about being too big for your britches and having that come back to bite you in the ass!
As politically incorrect as it was, it was also funny to hear Holly be a loudmouth racist to Ritchie Valens (played by one of the KITH's regular writers) and the Big Bopper (foul-smelling fat ass!)
I don't know if they could do this sketch today... You have to be part of the "establishment" to get anything on TV now. So damn safe and condescending... and SNL is very much part of that group... Has been for at least 15 years now. Too bad seeing that Lorne Michaels (SNL executive producer) also executive produced the Kids in the Hall during its 5-year-run.
KITH is timeless... SNL is a dinosaur that has outlived its usefulness and really should be put to sleep. KITH avoided irrelevancy by leaving near the top of its form unlike SNL which just won't go away!
"The Big Bopper, the diarrhea king himself!"
Oh Lord. The next lyrics were "That'll be the day hey hey when I die." Damn, that's cold!
the big bopper was there first and Richie won his seat at the runway just before take off
+Charlie Collins wrong ritchie won his seat at the surf ballroom and they all arivied together.
Fuck all of you for trying to miss the JOKE in the PARODY and SATIRE portrayed here.
Are you two dips going to get into the whole creepy rock circumstances, like waylon jennings teasing them just before they left?
Where buddy said he hoped their bus breaks down and he replied "well, I hope your plane crashes".
And how years later the crickets were actually going to perform with del shannon, but he committed fucking suicide before the show.
(actually, they say it was suicide. Must remember to investigate further)
And why did no one mention the fact that there was a gun on the plane and a hole in the pilot's seat?
You peasants......
I RULE at rock trivia about shit that happened decades before I was born!!
Any thoughts on if lynyrd skynyrd's singer was really buried in his neil young shirt?
Good comedy requires
“No HALF measures”
Funny stuff
Spoiler warning:
The guy who Buddy Holly bullied at the beginning of this video turns out to be Waylon Jennings!!
Too soon?
Can’t believe they have these final minutes on video
Fun fact: the monkey was unfamiliar with how the Sperry F-3 Attitude Gyro worked and this led to the loss of the aircraft.
Buddy is funny 😂
I-'m fucking buddy holly ;-)
I have been saying that for 20 years!
I'm sure the Holly family really loved this
Pleakley is hilarious when he's drunk。
It's a comedic sketch, not a documentary.
This was only 30 years after his death so it would be like making a skit about Kurt Cobain dying today.
Funny thing is Kevin McDonald looks like buddy holly
BUDDY HOLLY IS MY IDOL WHEN I SAW THIS I LAUGHED MY HEAD OFF THIS JUST SHOWS WHAT A TALENT/INFLUENCE BUDDY REALLY WAS SOME PEOPLE SAY YOU CAN'T REALLY TELL IF BUDDY WAS A GENIUS BECAUSE HE DIED SO YOUNG BUT THAT IS THE PROOF HE WAS AT JUST 22 HE CHANGED THE COURSE OF MUSIC AND WAS A INFLUENCE ON MUSICIANS EVEN TO THIS DAY WHEN I WAS ABOUT 8-9 YEARS OLD I SAW THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY AND WHEN I WAS IN THE 5TH GRADE I STARTED GUITAR LESSONS I AM A VERY GOOD/ACCOMPLISHED GUITARIST BECAUSE OF HIM IF THERE WAS NO BUDDY HOLLY I WOULD NOT BE A MUSICIAN HE CHANGED MY LIFE I WAS BORN IN 1971 SO HE WAS DEAD OVER A DECADE WHEN I WAS BORN NOBODY ELSE IN MY FAMILY IS MUSICAL BUT WHEN I STARTED GUITAR LESSONS I WAS A NATURAL IT CAME VERY EASY FOR ME I OWE IT ALL TO BUDDY I WOULD NOT BE A MUSICIAN IF NOT FOR HIM
DR. CAPS
I think that Buddy, Ritchie, Big Bopper and the pilot would be pissed about this video. 😡
It was pilot error.
This seems way more accurate than the sad story they always tell
That one hit wonder joke went hard
Man that was dark hahahaha
This is so sick. That was truly the day music died forever and they make fun of it?!?! This should be taken down. Also, mocking a monkey like that. Some of the sweetest, sweatiest love making I’ve ever experienced was with a monkey. They are kind, giving, sensual lovers. This whole sketch is offensive to me. Take it down Mr U Tube!!!
😂
Classic. I live in Liverpool.
Do you know the Beatles????lol
bye bye miss american pie
THe luggage hatch was open....that probably is what brought the "ill-fated" flight down....DUM DUM DUM.....rip
From the first picture, I thought it was Andy Samberg for Brooklyn 99!
Sometimes dead rock stars get overhyped. Maybe what the KITH team were trying to say with this sketch is to keep perspective... by going too far the other way deliberately. I think it's harsh, dark humour but also pretty funny.
Great point. Hendrix gets praised...but what if he didnt die and had to sell out in the 80s? Kids in the Hall touched on a huge elephant in the room.
Awesome
Buddy suffered from stomach ulcers which prohibited him from drinking or smoking, but still funny
He did smoke
“LETS GET FUCKIN FLYING!!!!!”
Funniest damn thing I have ever seen! Jesse Berry needs a life desperately!
This sketch is pure Rock n Roll. Life is shit. Let's rock!
FIRST! - ZERO DISLIKES! XD Which just = no fans or relatives of Holly, Valens, or the Bopper (or monkies) have watched this yet. You have no idea how many times i introduced myself: "i'm fuckin Buddy Holly, that's who i am"... to perplexed onlookers not privy to this genius sketch.
but he did smoke
Patricia Collins He did? Really?
0:41
This should have been called how it really went down.😂
0:55 Beatles reference...
This video title spoils the biggest laugh in the sketch.
Buddy Holly had a terrible stomach ulcer that didn't allow him to drink alcohol . he smoked cigarettes
Its also funny because he sounds nothing like Buddy Holly 😂.
How did they allow swearing on this show? I'm confused there
I don't know about the original airing but when I was see re-runs they'd bleep it.
It's a Canadian show. When it was first shown in the U.S. it was shown on HBO.
MrIkesimba I was gonna say, it was Canadian. We may be polite but we are still pretty goddamn rude.
yes....they did.
+Ariel Tsun
Or do you mean Canaaaaaadian???
Great song choice at the end but they should've kept it going for the people who don't know who Buddy Holly is.
'Cause that'll be the daaaay
When I die
So disrespectful. I hate myself for laughing so hard! 😃
this is not what buddy holly was like. God bless his soul he was not a disrespectful soul but was filled with Gods grace.. wwhat is this?
It's called a joke. That's all
That's the point 👈
You knew Buddy Holly?
V-tailed killer.
Too soon!
How about now? Still too soon
I Really feel like this skit went too far. im sorry but i do.
having a Maquac flying a Plane is just too far. i bet Rocky was TERRIFIED....well, if he hadn't been Drunk...
Buddy Holly sounds drunk. But I think they sang That’ll be the Day I Die before the crash.