it might be a stretch saying this as a die hard carlin fan and but the material and both written and as performed and in it bad for ya is some of the best late era material yet. at 70 carlin bounces back from the level of despair (and some of the stumbles in the act itself) from life is worth losing to a special that is firmly structured but loose and playful or as much as the old f can get and is continuously and ceaselessly and funny. and funny as in reminiscent of what some of us had going on when watching back in town or diseased the first time. the material and even if sounding at times a tinge of the previously done (i. e. the whole bit on children in school and camp like the children segment in diseased) and is always fresh and with such a sting of truth to everything that it scalds the mind while (here goes) tickling the funny bone. going from the topic of death (how long to wait to scratch off a name from the book. six weeks and unless if on the computer scheduler) and the facets of communication and looking down from heaven and spots of god (naturally) and kids and and just troublesome gestures involving hats in religion and if people really have rights make up the bulk of the special and centered around the premise that what bad for you and plain and simple and is bs. total and complete bs and which as we also learn (or if you have really learned it youre like the kid waiting at the street corner for a week following dropped off not quite randomly by the parent) holds the country together. carlin isn not necessarily angry though and even if disdain seems to spout out at most turns and even just to observe how horrifying children teeth coming in look. it skepticism tinged with the feeling that everything is not going to be fine. what it comes down to is this represent carlin is to dirty and witty and cautionary stand up comedy what yoda is to jedis everywhere and which is a small spark of hope via crystal clear wisdom in a world where it pretty damn hard to get any. at the least and we get classic gc  outrageous lines and bits from the man 13th (or is it 14th) comedy special and including as far as an eyebrow raising observation on people who play mozart music during a birth. 
it might be a stretch saying this as a die hard carlin fan and but the material and both written and as performed and in it bad for ya is some of the best late era material yet. at 70 carlin bounces back from the level of despair (and some of the stumbles in the act itself) from life is worth losing to a special that is firmly structured but loose and playful or as much as the old f can get and is continuously and ceaselessly and funny. and funny as in reminiscent of what some of us had going on when watching back in town or diseased the first time. the material and even if sounding at times a tinge of the previously done (i. e. the whole bit on children in school and camp like the children segment in diseased) and is always fresh and with such a sting of truth to everything that it scalds the mind while (here goes) tickling the funny bone. going from the topic of death (how long to wait to scratch off a name from the book. six weeks and unless if on the computer scheduler) and the facets of communication and looking down from heaven and spots of god (naturally) and kids and and just troublesome gestures involving hats in religion and if people really have rights make up the bulk of the special and centered around the premise that what bad for you and plain and simple and is bs. total and complete bs and which as we also learn (or if you have really learned it youre like the kid waiting at the street corner for a week following dropped off not quite randomly by the parent) holds the country together. carlin isn not necessarily angry though and even if disdain seems to spout out at most turns and even just to observe how horrifying children teeth coming in look. it skepticism tinged with the feeling that everything is not going to be fine. what it comes down to is this represent carlin is to dirty and witty and cautionary stand up comedy what yoda is to jedis everywhere and which is a small spark of hope via crystal clear wisdom in a world where it pretty damn hard to get any. at the least and we get classic gc  outrageous lines and bits from the man 13th (or is it 14th) comedy special and including as far as an eyebrow raising observation on people who play mozart music during a birth. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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