
People like Gallagher, Carrottop, and Seinfeld were hugely popular because they didn't challenge anyone to think. Breaking fruit with a hammer, making jokes by making a prop-based pun and asking questions like 'What is it with plane/hospital/junk food?' and all the tards think 'Oh yeh! I've eaten food!'
Part of the problem was also Bill's ambition to be a big-star, but the tv shows wouldn't air the majority of his jokes.
Edit: my writing has gone to fuck today, apologies for those who cannot understand.
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 16:27,
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Part of the problem was also Bill's ambition to be a big-star, but the tv shows wouldn't air the majority of his jokes.
Edit: my writing has gone to fuck today, apologies for those who cannot understand.

somewhere I've got a betamax tape with an episode of the comedy show "Paramount City" with Bill Hicks on, no swearing and his jokes come across just as well
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 16:30,
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but Letterman was the pinnacle for him, and he often had a lot of jokes cut from his sets on that, ending in his whole set being cut after his last letterman performance. The masses like to consume shite, originality is often despised at first.
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