Gilbert Page #3
- P*ssy, p*ssy, dick, f*** you,
f*** you you piece of sh*t.
- You didn't like it when
- F*** you.
- You didn't, you remember that?
- Curse in your f***in' c*nt,
that's how I curse, f*** you.
- He wouldn't say any of that
And he did yoga.
- Yeah.
(light music)
- You know it's
hard to remember.
People ask me this
a lot, was he funny?
And you know he was my
brother so it's hard for me
to even remember like was
there anything outstanding
about him?
Growing up I can't say he
was like unusually funny
or anything like that.
He used to do impressions,
but that was a bit later on
when he was more
like a teenager.
humor but I just remember him
as kind of I would say
he was shy and quiet.
- The only really thing
that I remember was that the
first night when we went
to the Blarney Stone
and they had an open
mic and I remembered how
I was impressed with his comedy.
- He was so young, my goodness.
He went up and he
was doing some jokes
and I remember distinctly
someone said, "Shut up!"
- It was still funny you know.
And he got to the point
where he was a performer.
Gilbert was waving
before, he got recognized
in the airport and now
he doesn't want to be on
the video tape.
- He's camera shy.
People assume that he's his
stage character all the time.
That's the furthest
thing from the truth.
He wants to be as the
character he likes that
but he doesn't want to be
himself on the videotape.
- [Arlene] And it's different,
if you're gonna pay the guy
the act but if you're not,
he ain't gonna do it.
(laughing)
- [Karen] I don't want that act.
He doesn't want to
be on the camera
unless he's doing the act.
- Yeah, I'm scared they
won't like what they see
or whatever they like
about me, whatever they're
entertained by they might not...
But it's always the case, it's
like from the Wizard of Oz.
Don't look at that man
behind the curtain.
You don't know how they're
react to you after that.
- Who are you?
- I am the great and
powerful wizard of Oz.
- You are?
I don't believe you!
(upbeat music)
- Our guest this week
is an actor, author,
voice over artist, and
one of the most successful
comedians in the world.
A man far too important
and busy to be caught dead
appearing on this show,
our pal Jim Gaffigan.
- Oh thank you, thank
you for having me.
This is an honor, Gilbert.
- Yes.
- This is cool that
we're doing this
at the Friar's too right?
- Oh yeah.
Now let's talk about
your first special.
- Okay.
- B*tches be suckin' my dick.
(laughing)
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