Harvey Korman..... tee hee bwaahahahahahaahahah... DEAD!

[Tenbatsuzen]

Hedy Lamarr, oh how we'll miss you.

[Tenbatsuzen]

http://www.startribune.com/entertainment/tv/19369519.html

[Drunky McBetidont]

tim conway will be next:glurps:

[furie]

tim conway will be next:glurps:

No, Mel Brooks

[King Hippos Bandaid]

that sucks


RIP Hedley

[Gritty]

Hedy Lamarr, oh how we'll miss you.

That's Hedley.

http://img50.imageshack.us/img50/1713/harveykorman4nu2.jpg


"My mind is aglow with whirling, transient nodes of thought careening through a cosmic vapor of invention."

Good night, funny man.

[pennington]

http://www.themathlab.com/images/cartoons/1gazoobig.jpg

The Great Gazoo has gone back to Zatox.

R.I.P.

[Mike Teacher]

One of the funniest men to ever walk this earth, IMHO.

Gotta go put on History of the World, he was Count De Money

[Du Monet!!!!]

[Foster]

http://www.themathlab.com/images/cartoons/1gazoobig.jpg

The Great Gazoo has gone back to Zatox.

R.I.P.

WOW Bill Burr just talked about how much he hated the Great Gazoo today on O&A.
Spooky

[EliSnow]

When I think of Harvey Korman, I think of someone who often failed to keep a straight face when doing sketches with Tim Conway on the Carol Burnett show. That man was breaking up almost every show.

And I loved that he couldn't do it, because I thought Conway and the rest of the show was hilarious. Maybe, not the Mama's Family portion, but I loved the rest of it.

[Judge Smails]

http://www.bransoncritic.com/Tim%20Conway%20001.jpg

How did he tell such fantastic jokes, with such tiny feet?

[pennington]

http://img50.imageshack.us/img50/1713/harveykorman4nu2.jpg


"My mind is aglow with whirling, transient nodes of thought careening through a cosmic vapor of invention."

http://ia.media-imdb.com/images/M/MV5BMTQ1Mzk5NzY2N15BMl5BanBnXkFtZTYwNDExNjM2._V1._ SY400_SX600_.jpg

"You use your tongue prettier than a twenty dollar whore."

[booster11373]

WOW Bill Burr just talked about how much he hated the Great Gazoo today on O&A.
Spooky

you dont think Bill Burr had something to do with this do you?

[Mike Teacher]

With Korman/Conway what nailed it for me was the sincerity; Korman never forced it, he was desperately trying not to laugh. He knew it would crack the audience up, and was funny, but I dont think they ever intended it that way, ya know 'You lose it at point X'

The one I remember is something like [this could be So wrong]: Conway is a German soldier and Korman is a prisoner and Conway tries several interrigation methods that dont work, until he grabs a Hitler [?] puppet and starts singing 'I've been working on the railroad' and as surreal as that sounds I think thats what happened, and Korman just dissolves; completely loses it, again, and again, with each line of the song.

And I just put in History of the World and damn he was good as Count De Money.

'Your Majesty! You look like the Piss Boy!'

[Ritalin]

I'll miss a Harvey Korman.

[jeffdwright2001]

He cracked up almost every time he was paired up when Conway played the Old Shuffling Man. He even talked slow.

Harvey could usually only make it about halfway through the sketch or until Conway hurt himself and did the slow take on "oooOOOOWWWWwwww".

[Sarge]

Rest in Peace

[weslank]

One of the greatest RIP

[TheMojoPin]

The only thing less than funny than a dead Harvey Korman...

...is a living Harvey Korman.















































Shut up, it was a shitty joke for a dead funnyman.

[dino_electropolis]

That's Hedley.

http://img50.imageshack.us/img50/1713/harveykorman4nu2.jpg


"My mind is aglow with whirling, transient nodes of thought careening through a cosmic vapor of invention."

Good night, funny man.

well put.....a genuinely comic man....i hope he realized how much he meant to others, and i hope he had a great life on this lil planet.

[Jughead]

No, Mel Brooks

http://www.hecklerspray.com/wp-content/uploads/2006/09/spaceballs.jpg Please NO....Dear God

[barjockey]

"wait for the shake"

[Alice S. Fuzzybutt]

It's like my childhood is dying!

RIP Mr. Korman.

[PapaBear]

It's like my childhood is dying!

RIP Mr. Korman.
QFT

Fortunately, Tim Conway and Carol Burnett are both 6 or 7 years younger than Harvey Korman. We may still have them for a while.

[scottinnj]

He would make me laugh week after week on the Carol Burnett show. I will miss him.

RIP

[Justice4all]

Mr. Korman,

Thank you for so many laughs,
on so many levels.
It's sad to see you go.
This place is void of a little more laughter now that you are gone.


Justice

[spoon]

Mr. Korman,

Thank you for so many laughs,
on so many levels.
It's sad to see you go.
This place is void of a little more laughter now that you are gone.


Justice

Good thing your ass kissing will be read by his ilk when alive, let alone now dead. No really, you're not gay.

[EliSnow]

With Korman/Conway what nailed it for me was the sincerity; Korman never forced it, he was desperately trying not to laugh. He knew it would crack the audience up, and was funny, but I dont think they ever intended it that way, ya know 'You lose it at point X'

The one I remember is something like [this could be So wrong]: Conway is a German soldier and Korman is a prisoner and Conway tries several interrigation methods that dont work, until he grabs a Hitler [?] puppet and starts singing 'I've been working on the railroad' and as surreal as that sounds I think thats what happened, and Korman just dissolves; completely loses it, again, and again, with each line of the song.



That's exactly it Mike. I loved those two together.

[BeerBandit]

Loved him in Munchies.

[tupper65]

The funniest straight man (no homo) in the business

[mikeyboy]

Good thing your ass kissing will be read by his ilk when alive, let alone now dead. No really, you're not gay.

Knock it off.

[A.J.]

I hope they bury him with Froggy.

[Freakshow]

You think he's getting fruit cup where he is now?

[A.J.]

You think he's getting fruit cup where he is now?

Only if he's wearing Nurse Diesel's underwear.