George Carlin

The final HBO special from this comic legend challenges the audience on the failed state of American culture with his signature hilarious insight.

In his 13th stand-up special, Carlin crosses boundaries and invades comfort zones with some of the most darkly hilarious material of his career.

The famed counterculture comic returns to New York’s Beacon Theater to rant about religion, family, airport security, advertising and much more.

Watch the legendary stand-up’s award-winning and personal favorite special, shot in his hometown, NYC. He discusses the “Little Things We Share.”

The 12th HBO special of the veteran comic that tackled everything from 9/11 to the Ten Commandments. Recorded live at the Beacon Theater in New York.

The legendary comic’s ninth HBO stand-up special includes his unique observations on topics like: abortion, capital punishment, and bodily functions.

The iconic stand-up comedian is fearless when it comes to highlighting mankind’s worst traits, as he does in this special, filmed in New Jersey.

In his sixth HBO special, the legendary comic performs classic bits like "Cars & Driving II" live at the Park Theater in Union City, New Jersey.

The revered stand-up comic discusses his New York City school days, as well as other memorable bits, including: “The Prayer” and “Consumer Hints.”

This one-man show recorded at the Beverly Theater in Los Angeles includes the routines “Losing Things,” “Charities,” and "Hello and Goodbye.”

In the second of his fourteen HBO specials, the legendary stand-up performs some of his best bits, including “The Hippy-Dippy Weatherman.”

A retrospective hosted by Jon Stewart that charts the groundbreaking comic’s prolific body of work accumulated over the previous four decades.

The brainy comedian ignites the stage at NYC’s iconic Carnegie Hall, with his unique perceptions, outrageous physical humor, and brilliant mimicry.

The life and work of the legendary stand-up comic, who constantly evolves with the times and stays sharply resonant up until his death in 2008 and beyond.

The legendary stand-up performs his best bits, including: A Place For My Stuff,” “Dogs and Cats,” and “Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television.”

In this standup special at the University of Southern California, the indignant comic exposes society’s hypocrisies in bits like “Old Folks & Kids.”

This special highlights the very best of the legendary comedian’s live performances from 1977 - 1998, including: “Hello-Goodbye,” and “Earrings.”

For one week in 1972, John Lennon and Yoko Ono co-hosted the iconic "Mike Douglas Show". Across five unforgettable episodes, their radical take on daytime TV incorporated conversations about current issues, one-of-a-kind musical performances, and guests like Jerry Rubin, Bobby Seale, George Carlin, and Chuck Berry. "Daytime Revolution" captures the bravery of two visionary artists.

Good and evil are out of balance in Fairytale Land, and young Ella must blossom into a leader in order to set things right - and find her true love.

Before he was king, Tarzan was an awkward young kid trying to fit in.