Embarrassing funny true story: I was in college at this time and saw this in the theater with my girlfriend. Well, she absolutely loved the talking penis made up to look like a face. So much that she demanded I let her do the same to mine. Of course I laughed and said no way. But I soon realized that that part of me would be having no fun with her any time soon unless I relented. It took about 30 seconds for me to cave completely. Always prayed there were no hidden cameras.
I'm hearing that before the theatrical release of "The Groove Tube," there was the stage revue of "Channel One," and on PBS TV, "The Great American Dream Machine," both which featured young Chevy Chase. I rarely see pics of Chevy pre-Saturday Night Live, but I got a real big laugh over his hippie hairdo from 1973's Off-Broadway play "Lemmings," not to mention "Walk... Don't Walk," where his hair was kind of wiry, from 1968. Can I see what Chevy looked like during his Channel One days?
that naked guy was Buzzy Linhart who wrote the song "Friends" that made Bette Midler famous. You should check out some of his vids here. This movie was a riot!!!! I saw it on the big screen in the theaters too.
That movie had me laughing so hysterically, when I first saw it. I wasn't ready for how it would get to me...the "Sex Ed" commercial being particularly off-the-wall.
The children's show segment, "Kinko the Clown", was funny too.
The movie perfectly reflected the complete wackiness, (and fun and lightheartedness) of the '70's era. You know...smiley faces, and "have a nice day".
I remember my dad showing this movie to me when I was a little kid..I would image just for the shock value. But I'm glad he did. Brought back a lot of memories. I just recently watched it and couldn't stop laughing. Classic.
Embarrassing funny true story: I was in college at this time and saw this in the theater with my girlfriend. Well, she absolutely loved the talking penis made up to look like a face. So much that she demanded I let her do the same to mine. Of course I laughed and said no way. But I soon realized that that part of me would be having no fun with her any time soon unless I relented. It took about 30 seconds for me to cave completely. Always prayed there were no hidden cameras.
LetsRideMen 1 month ago
I'm hearing that before the theatrical release of "The Groove Tube," there was the stage revue of "Channel One," and on PBS TV, "The Great American Dream Machine," both which featured young Chevy Chase. I rarely see pics of Chevy pre-Saturday Night Live, but I got a real big laugh over his hippie hairdo from 1973's Off-Broadway play "Lemmings," not to mention "Walk... Don't Walk," where his hair was kind of wiry, from 1968. Can I see what Chevy looked like during his Channel One days?
hamletmiss 5 months ago
Damn, Munch really munched before he became a cop @ 1:36
groundpounder35 8 months ago
THIS IS A CULT CLASSIC.....PERIOD
VenusBoooty 10 months ago 2
is that jeanne dielman i see?
oilpainter92 1 year ago
HOLY SHIT!!! Where the Hell did you get this trailer?!?
CTM1978 1 year ago
the opening ,is my friend Buzzy Lynhart,1st to show full male frontal nudity
brit2816 1 year ago
iam hungover and this weird shit aint helping
twistedballs1 2 years ago
I saw this on USA's NIGHT FLIGHT back in the early 1980's.
mrfilmnoir68 2 years ago
I Am SO SUrprised that NOBODY Remembers that This was AIRED on NETWORK TV!! in the 70's!!
(Complete WITH the talking Penis AND if I remember correctly the nekkid guy running through the woods (lots of frontal nudity etc.etc.)
I ThinK what happened was the censors or execs didn't watch the actual movie and thought it was tamer than it was)
I was like 10yrs old watching an upside down penis out of channel .. ?5 maybe from New York around 1pm!!
ChristopherHillman 2 years ago 3
that naked guy was Buzzy Linhart who wrote the song "Friends" that made Bette Midler famous. You should check out some of his vids here. This movie was a riot!!!! I saw it on the big screen in the theaters too.
VenusGrnys 2 years ago
@ChristopherHillman yes I remember sitting about an inch from the tv thinking, that doesn't look right.... OMG!
budafranklin 1 year ago
That movie had me laughing so hysterically, when I first saw it. I wasn't ready for how it would get to me...the "Sex Ed" commercial being particularly off-the-wall.
The children's show segment, "Kinko the Clown", was funny too.
The movie perfectly reflected the complete wackiness, (and fun and lightheartedness) of the '70's era. You know...smiley faces, and "have a nice day".
oceanstreat 2 years ago 5
me too.
keefer2111 2 years ago
@oceanstreat u mean off the wooden fence the "Sex Ed" commercial being particularly off-the-wall.
stickitupyourasteric 1 year ago
eat the shit
craspe357 3 years ago
hiliarous spoof saw this video from east providence public library in rhode island!
only257 3 years ago
dude i so want to see this movie. does hastings have it to order?
420ninja69 3 years ago
i grew up watching this video. so many memories. hilarious
JonathanCox2006 3 years ago
i grew up watching this video. so many memories. hilarious
JonathanCox2006 3 years ago
I remember my dad showing this movie to me when I was a little kid..I would image just for the shock value. But I'm glad he did. Brought back a lot of memories. I just recently watched it and couldn't stop laughing. Classic.
cgtube19 3 years ago
I've seen it---once in high school,once in college,and again recently,from a friend's old VHS copy.
Other than the hippie streakers at the beginning,I honestly have never seen its appeal!
ctdsnark 3 years ago
well ctdsnark...you obviously take life waaaay tooo seriously....
swedefinn101 3 years ago
Always thought it was 1974.Enjoyed watching it over and over,my fav:"4th of July Heritage loaf".Secial indeed.
snipe322 3 years ago
AWESUM flick The Belz weighs all of 100 lbs. soaking wet! If u never seen it your missin' out!
harporocks 4 years ago
Wow never seen a trailer for it :)
pazuk 4 years ago