to lose. their starting 11 came off death row. they didn t care about nothing. just kill, tackle in the huddle, everywhere, you know. bill cosby felt it would work for him to come on stage and be the exact opposite of the stereotype of what an african-american comedian was about. he forced white audiences to accept him as a human being. ever calm, suave and sophisticated, mr. richard pryor. earlier dad didn t curse yet. it was very clean. he was physical in wait that he did it. a charlie chaplin-esque. there was a guy in my school named terry austin. he was a real killer because he used to say things to you in school. he d say things like, after school i m going to bite off your foot. and you believe him because he always walk around with a shoe
it was very clean. he was physical in the way that he did it. a charlie chaplin-esque. there was a guy in my school named terry austin. he was a real killer because he used to say things to you in school. he d say things like, after school i m going to bite off your foot. and you believe him because he always walk around with a shoe in his mouth. in the early 60s richard pryor is very much trying to imitate the success of bill cosby but richard pryor, of course, is not bill cosby. by the late 60s he s actually quite frustrated because he s not been able to fully articulate his own voice. there s this famous story, a legend, perhaps, of richard pryor in las vegas deciding he d had enough. dad had that moment. it was being on stage and telling these jokes. you look around and the audience is like predominantly white and you re like, i have something, though, i really need to be saying.
earlier dad didn t curse yet. it was very clean. he was physical in wait that he did it. a charlie chaplin-esque. there was a guy in my school named terry austin. he was a real killer because he used to say things to you in school. he d say things like, after school i m going to bite off your foot. and you believe him because he always walk around with a shoe in his mouth. in the early 60s richard pryor is very much trying to imitate the success of bill cosby but richard pryor, of course, is not bill cosby. by the late 60s he s actually quite frustrated because he s not been able to fully articulate his own voice. there s this famous story, a legend, perhaps, of richard pryor in las vegas deciding he d had enough. dad had that moment.
he was physical in the way that he did it. a charlie chaplin-esque. there was a guy in my school named terry austin. he was a real killer because he used to say things to you in school. he d say things like, after school i m going to bite off your foot. and you believed him because he always walk around with a shoe in his mouth. in the early 60s richard pryor is very much trying to imitate the success of bill cosby but richard pryor, of course, is not bill cosby. by the late 60s he s actually quite frustrated because he s not been able to fully articulate his own voice. there s this famous story, a legend, perhaps, of richard pryor in las vegas deciding he d had enough. dad had that moment. it was being on stage and telling these jokes. you look around and the audience is like predominantly white and you re like, i have something, though, i really need to be saying. and there was that moment of, screw this. (vo) take home something in a helzberg diamonds box
and, no really. prison team has the greatest football players in the world. mostly because they have nothing to lose. their starting 11 came off death row. they didn t care about nothing. just kill, tackle in the huddle, everywhere, you know. bill cosby felt it would work for him to come on stage and be the exact opposite of the stereotype of what an african-american comedian was about. he forced white audiences to accept him as a human being. ever calm, suave and sophisticated, mr. richard pryor. earlier dad didn t curse yet. it was very clean. he was physical in wait that he did it. a charlie chaplin-esque. there was a guy in my school named terry austin. he was a real killer because he used to say things to you in school.