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Musical Office (1961)

Innovative short produced by Ernie Kovacs in which the various objects of an office workspace come to life. The music they dance to is a medley ("Jalousie/Sentimental Journey") by space age pop mae...  
 
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Heritage1972 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Great! Video & music!
darthclaytor (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Incredible. All of them!!!

Many Thanks!
MrUnidyne (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Both Esquivel & Kovacs were years ahead of their time. One can only imagine what they could have made had they collaborated.
jessicaNjacque (4 months ago) Show Hide
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before CGI...how the hell did they do this all?? very cool
NoCensorshipYT (4 months ago) Show Hide
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God does this take me back.
When I was a kid, ABC used to have these tribute shows to Ernie Kovac and my Dad and I LOVED them.
The man was truly a comedy genius, WAY ahead of his time.
FromHolbergsTime (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Very original comedy from the early television era. Kovacs invented a zany kind of video creativity which still lights the imagination.
FromHolbergsTime (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Brilliant early Kovacs from an era of television long gone but never forgotten.
lennoxido (8 months ago) Show Hide
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congratulations! this video is very emotive!
wonderful viva esquivel!
moloch49 (9 months ago) Show Hide
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Ernie Kovacs was a brilliant comedian - way ahead of his time. His sight gags have never been equalled, and his tragic, premature death robbed the world of his comedic genius. Who knows what turn comedy would have taken had he lived.
(Probably much better than it will ever be today.)

Thank you, Ernie, for all the magical evenings I spent as a child watching your unusual, innovative and zany shows!
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I like the phone and pencil sharpener

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