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10-17-2006, 11:31 PM
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Somebody has to know this...Robin Williams...
About ten years ago, I saw, on a few occasions on TV a re-broadcast of a late 70s Robin Williams special...I am most certain that it was an HBO special from the early days of HBO...I seem to recall the opening sequence showed one of those 70s GMC motorhomes driving around (the opening sequence for HBO specials of the time, if I recall) anyway...
It was innapropriately hillarious...he was (probably) on coke during filming...he did all these crazy impersonations of Ray Charles...did a bit on "the life of a sperm" (oh no! the diaphram!) at one point he was climbing up on this balcony seating thing that was part of the theater...acting really crazy...it was real real funny....most people suggest that it was "live at the met" no, too old to be that....live at the met was 80s, if I am correct...I think he was wearing some crazy suspender getup....what was this? Is it available on VHS/LD/BETA/DVD/CED/any format??? Thanx Earl 
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10-17-2006, 11:51 PM
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10-17-2006, 11:58 PM
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Just two choices, bound to be one of these:
An Evening with Robin Williams Robin Williams: Live at the MET <EDIT-Beat me to it, Rulerboyz!>
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10-18-2006, 12:44 PM
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Oh, I think it was an HBO special, IIRC we just sat there dumbfounded watching the stuff he was doing! Amazing what drugs can do....
He was wearing dorky Mork clothes, and the sperm routine was hilarious! Thanks for bringing that memory back from the depths... 
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10-19-2006, 12:45 AM
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This is from the Robin Williams site I'll link below- maybe it helps?
"Williams had a good deal of success with stand-up during the 1970s...After performing on the revival of the Laugh-In series in 1977-78, Williams landed a guest role on the popular sitcom Happy Days as Mork,...to his own spin-off sitcom, Mork + Mindy (1978-82)...With a successful sitcom under his belt, Williams also brought his talents for improvisation and stand-up comedy to cable television, headlining two Home Box Office (HBO) comedy specials, An Evening with Robin Williams (1982) and Robin Williams: Live at the Met (1986). In 1986, he joined fellow comics Billy Crystal and Whoopi Goldberg in hosting HBO's annual Comic Relief telecast, which donated all funds raised to helping the homeless..." Here's the reference site- note, all of Robin Williams' profits from sale of merchandise here goes to profits...  http://allstarz.hollywood.com/robinw.../biography.htm
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