Coneheads Deleted Scene - Larry's New Lawnmower
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Some movies that are shown on network television have deleted scenes with them that are not available anywhere else. Coneheads is one of those movies that had deleted scenes only for network television. This was recorded off of TBS in October 2004 and all current showings of Coneheads on network television do not have any of these deleted scenes.
So ironic how Larry makes up his own State Farm jingle and the Coneheads ended up being in a State Farm commercial
The way he drinks the entire six pack make Stone Cold Steve Austin look like a rookie.
"Blueberry eggos and dental floss" Lmaoooo
I hate how network TV was able to get virtually uncut movies like this, and you still can't find them on DVD, Blu Ray, or Digital these days
Yet it didn't happen for the 90's Ninja Turtles live-action movie with Judith Hoag. We had to wait years until Germany to have a Special Edition DVD that contained two extended scenes and an alternate ending. I still think we didn't get all deleted scenes from that version.
On UK netflix love this film
The same thing with Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
Waterworld was a big offender of this. Nearly half an hour of footage got cut but was shown on tv.
While you CAN buy the extended version on DVD with all the scenes added back in they for some reason decided to make it PG and removed all swearing and graphic violence.
Little demand for Boneheads in 2022.
I remember this scene on TV. Recently watch it on Starz and the scene didn't come up. Never knew it was a deleted scene
"Is there anything as satisfying as working in your own yard?"
"Yes."
I don't know why, but I find that one of the funniest lines in the whole film.
True that... his neighbor loves to 'work' in Beldar's garage.
Strange that when they released the action figures for Coneheads the Beldar figure came with the 6-pack from this deleted scene. So if you never saw this you'd have no idea where it came from.
Old codgers, like myself, watched the original Conehead skits on SNL....circa 1977. Beldar loved “consuming mass quantities” of beer while snacking on insect repellent strips, corning ware cupcakes and fiberglass insulation! Mip! Mip!
Thanks for posting this, I remember seeing it on TV as a kid and then never on the dvd version and everyone thought I made it up!
To me, it's just weird when Beldar says "suck back a cold one."
Yea
Oh, DAMN!!! They really need to release a collector's edition of this movie with the proper deleted scenes because this thing aired on TBS back in the SD days, or the person who recorded it didn't have an HD set yet, because the 4:3 crop cut off the car door! Who knows what else you miss when they do this crap!! Does anybody know any executives at the studio who can get the ball rolling on this? There must be hundreds of thousands of us who want this as a collector edition with all the extra content they can dig up. Also, get Dan Ackroyd in there for a commentary! Movies like this will be even more desirable when he eventually kicks the bucket. Why not honor him and Jane Curtin while they're still with us? Chris is already gone so get your asses in gear while the rest of the cast is still here! COME ON!!!
LOL a state farm reference before the endorsement that's occurring presently
Neil Orear Yes it is humorous.
Neil Orear OH!! I get it now!!
Cory Lang
it's funnier to me because my Grandfather was a State Farm insurance salesmen
He was a WWII Fighter Pilot also before State Farm, BTW. That's no joke
Holy shit..
2:05 Now his lawnmower is way too efficient haha
the cop is a real unit, everything he said in the beginning was spot on.
when the us drone strikes countries and then rejects the escapees entry because they’ll be a drain on the economy, even when the rich are living off of the poors wages
@@screwyoumoon oh I can assure you, that is no accident. Largest military in the world protecting trade for all other countries is gonna result in the military industrial complex of said country to influence government to take actions to make them more money. Behold the shadow of fascism. Public-private partnership is definitionally that when "private" means multinational coporations and hedgefunds.
He's... vividly the bad guy of the movie.
@@KevinJamesVideo no, he's based.
Tim Taylor would have been jealous of that MORE POWER!
I’m still fascinated how she can slam the without hitting her cone head 😂😂😂😂😂
B Weber they have the windows open. I watched this for the first time last night on Netflix (uk)
I'm sure it took her a few tries. Remember that by this time they've been here for years, they've had a lot of practice.
Lmfao “the old chain and balls demands that finish my dwelling part of cypher?”
"finish my dwelling pod assignments"
his housework.
Lmaooooo thanks cause I was wondering what the he’ll he said. This movie is so underrated tho!
The old chain and balls😂😂😂
It’s Chuck Mcgill before becoming a Lawyer !
lol driving school instructors LMFAO HAHAHA, oh the blunt skulls never knew, they blended in so well too! HAHAHA
Great movie 🎥!
That dude consumes beers in mass quantities.
I love this scene.
Stacks and a Holley double pumper on an edger. That gives me an idea.
“The old chain and balls…”
Send this guy seedling to the boarder!
Interesting how that lady cone didn't hit her cone while closing the car door.
"I am making a weekly purchase of Mass Quantities. Would you like anything?"
Interesting way of saying "I'm going food shopping, need anything?"
I think that's the point..
I love Coneheads
Glad they dumped that one. It would have been acceptable when he walked away singing, but the entire scene wasn't needed.
Is Jason Alexander wearing a toupee?
I love you dad
Dan Whitfield Are you me?
Holy crap, it IS Jason Alexander. And he got hair !!!
It would be funny to see that toupee fly off his head when he had that lawnmower started
I find it fascinating how digital coneheads are. It's like a kind of congenital OCD. Like savants. It didn't occur to him (or he was inversely compelled) to drink the beers in sequence, which is obviously both the intent and less wasteful, and yet he's super amazing at technical skills and navigation. (Which is an incredibly complex math problem actually: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Travelling_salesman_problem
Just like a good neighbor Elmore is there
Я не видел этой сцены!
Could not be more relevant. We dont want dregs on your tax dollars.
Put that guy in charge of immigration policy!!!
Not a lawn mower, it's an edger.
1:05 he calls it an edge trimmer
Better that this scene and the intro scene were left out. I like the character more this way, as someone who is competent instead of a bumbler, and it seems to fit better into the larger pro-immigration narrative.
Pow-ah!!
Omar Alaniz
Maximum power!!!
I did't see his head flying around
George from seinfield
i think it was originally a lawn edger
Funny I love that immigration officer
Miller started out well tempered it seems and with a lot of hair. Maybe the orange colour brings out his bad GESTAPO temper these days.
America in a nutshell right there 0:02
Al gien Abla español colombia
Big SNL fan watched every episode of the 70s til now of SNL during pandemic, do you blame me? I learned alot from the early SNL and my favorite cast has to be the 80s or 90s and that is what we get, i love the cast, and they are okay in different skits and parts, its cool to see the SNL cast do stuff as well as seinfeld only two, but yeah i never liked the alien skit in SNL would always skip it and same here, i do like the bit parts of the SNL cast and to see them were great, but i can agree with siskel and ebert review i guess. But its kind of funny about the immigration aspect and how prevalent that is now. yeah no beer scene and does this movie have deleted scenes. and is the 80s animated movie any good? like a good neighbor state farm is there thanos snap
Amy Conehead
So it's a deleted scene that aired on TBS? Sure thing, buckaroo.
Read the description. Some televised versions of films include different scenes or the insertion of deleted scenes to inflate the runtime. Coneheads was released theatrically as a 90-minute film, but they probably added deleted scenes to the TBS version to pad it to a two hour showing (with commercials).
Star Trek VI did a similar thing, with scenes exclusive to the televised version that later were included in special editions DVDs/Blu-Ray.
Great scene, but the opening bit kind of puts me off off in light of what is currently happening in the Mediterranean on a daily basis.
pat1947100, It made me happy as someone finally said what a lot of us are thinking.
Kevin McMahon, Eh........I don’t want them to die I want them to get it through their head we don’t want them.
Lighten up. You can't judge a movie from nearly 30 years ago for how it makes you feel about current events.
you mean the immigration crisis that has been going on for decades?
It's bidens fault
Why can't anyone see there is something that just isn't right about this guy.
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Lol
Return to your port of demarcation .... lmao.. try to get a leftist not to cry about that.