The Aristocrats

[Korbal]

Not what I was expecting. I was expecting one comedian after another telling the same joke with a different twist, but instead I got an hour and a half of people analyzing the joke, and no one telling it. Overall I think there were like 3 people who told the joke in it's entirety. It felt like they took 15 mins worth of material and spread it out over 90 mins.

Also, there was a fuck tonne of repitition. Yes, people are supposed to be telling the same joke, but there was no originality. I guess the intenet has desensitized me, but nothing was as offensive or cruel as I was expecting either.

4/10

[Modo Icecrown]

Some of that movie had me loling, but mostly it was just waiting to lol.

To it's credit, Bob Saggat fucking owned.

[HailToTheChimp]

Originally Posted by Modo Icecrown

To it's credit, Bob Saggat fucking owned.

Q-F-T

Haha, Bob Saget is the only reason to see it, if anything.

[Simas]

Yeah the movie was lame but Bob Saget was awesome. Its been along time since Ive seen it but it was either the film crew mentioned they were going to send it to the chics from full house or Saget himself lamented them getting a hold of it or something...however it went down, when that came up I was cracking up.

Sarah Silverman was also hilirious.

[Turkish]

Billy the Mime ftw.

Someone needs to make a .gif of him.

[Modo Icecrown]

Sarah Silverman was also hilirious.

Yeah, she was one of the best.

The other guy that really stood out was the one who told it at the Fryers Club Roast of someone. I can't remember who it was, but he had some segment on fisting at the start of it. He cracked me up.

They should remake that movie into a 15 minute internet quickie with just that dude, Bob Saggat, and Sarah Silverman.

[Grimble]

Originally Posted by Modo Icecrown

The other guy that really stood out was the one who told it at the Fryers Club Roast of someone. I can't remember who it was, but he had some segment on fisting at the start of it. He cracked me up.

I think you are talking about Gilbert Gottfried who is probably the most famous for telling this joke. As far as I know he was the first one to tell it to a mainstream audience (or at least on tv for sure). Yeah he was pretty funny.

Best by far was Sagget though. Man that was great how he was even grossing himself out. Thats how you know you've told a really great joke.

[Moontayle]

Yeah, it was Gilbert Gottfried who did the Fryer's Roast telling. It was a fallback reaction after he made an offcolor joke about being scared to fly since his itenerary said there was a stop at the Empire State Building. Given that this was about 3 weeks after 9/11, it didn't go over very well... so he said fuck it and went for gold.

Hugh Heffner wasn't real impressed but the Comedians in the audience couldn't stop laughing. Hell, he has to stop every so often to let Rob Schneider get back in his seat, the guy kept falling out from laughing so hard.

Edit> I've been trying to find a recording of this ever since I saw the documentary but nothing has turned up. I'd love to see the thing in its entirety.

[sarinrathe]

Here are clips if you wanna watch em:

Sarah: http://youtube.com/watch?v=eZTfzQvJh...%20aristocrats

Saget: http://youtube.com/watch?v=BfRJSmrQS...%20aristocrats

[GrobbeeTrull]

No, they dont work.

[Tripamang]

The sarah one is something else.. something else indeed. I didn't laugh but that was one hell of a perforamnce.

[Zarcath]

Bob Saggat clips please, youtube has nothing.

[GrobbeeTrull]

it does - search for "Aristocrats Bog Saget" and you'll get it.

[The Dauntless One]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?search=...&v=BfRJSmrQSDk

[theawddone]

I watched/listened to a bunch of the aristocrats vids on youtube, some of them were mildly funny, others they were trying to so hard to be extreme it just got boring I guess. The Bob Saget one was pretty fucked up though.