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Bob and Doug McKenzie in Dick Cavett in Taxi Driver
In the video Dick Cavett in Taxi Driver, Bob and Doug McKenzie are a group of fictional Canadian brothers who can been seen in “Great White North”, a sketch which was featured on SCTV – second city television for the show’s third season when it streamed by the Canadian Broadcasting Channel in 1980. Bob is performed by hilarious comedian Rick Moranis and Doug McKenzie is acted by actor Dave Thomas. Even thoughFamously made originally as fluff to both please and makes jokes about annoying Canadian content legislation, the two transformed into a pop culture smash hit in both Canada and the US. The pair soon became the focus of a bestselling comedy album, The Great White North, in 1981.
The second of four Taxi Driver promos from SCTV’s excellent third season. Moranis as Cavett as Bickle.
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I was eleven when my friends and I started watching SCTV. Johnny LaRue, Count Floyd and snorting Edith Prickley were my favorites. Quality writing and endearing characters along with a golden age of characters on Saturday Night Live like The Blues Brothers.
Dick Cavett is a degenerate liberal. Why?
He had Eddie Murphy on his show, and he asked him "Are you offended by the word…" and you can guess the word.
Cavett did not abbreviate the word.
And it is not like they were talking about race.
Cavett pulled that question out of his butt, to get a "What!?" reaction out of Murphy.
Murphy handled it like a pro. He made Cavett look bad, while remaining professional.
Again, they were not talking about anything related to that subject, and Cavett just blurted it out — and you could see that he was so proud of himself — that he thought that he was so clever.
Whatever else you think about Cavett, he exposed his complete disregard for human dignity with that question.
Folks, ask yourself:
Would you ever ask someone that question, out of the blue?
Would you do so in public?
I realize that this video is an impersonation of Cavett. But you should know that Cavett is a degenerate leftist.
You can be a leftist, without demeaning black people. But when you do what Cavett did, the adjective "degenerate" applies.
Imagine Johnny Carson asking "Are you offended by the word…" to a black guest.
Cavett is an elitist, so much so, that he actually said the above to Eddie Murphy on live TV.
Truly a brilliant portrayal of a man on the edge…
I wanna see him do the stove scene and constantly screaming "Ouch! damn it!"
"I know you knew Groucho" is such an underrated line
The Sammy Maudlin Show! ROFLMFAO!!
They could never do this today. Politically correct and woke feminists would never allow it.
Too bad Rick didn't have a pistol when he was "culturally enriched" in NYC. Get well soon.
The calmer more rational Travis Bickle.
This is a spot on impression, and hilarious … but also oddly menacing. I have no doubt that this Dick Cavett would pull the trigger.
Different.
Ask crazy legs.
Golden age of comedy.
I already have done it I am finished
hahah
Wes Anderson's Taxi Driver
The SCTV movie of the week. Always fun.
too funny! loved you guys and girls……and others….lol
Me and my brothers would stay up late to watch SCTV.
It was on different channels and diff days.
I wanted to be friends with 'Johnny LaRue'
Moranis was by far the weakest SCTV cast member, but I closed my eyes for this, and the voice was pretty good.
Really funny! SCTV was hilarious. We need to bring them back.