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Andy Kaufman The Midnight Special

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Uploaded by on May 14, 2008

First part of Andy Kaufman's 1981 Midnight Special presented as an episode in Burt Sugarman's show. Hosted by Wolfman Jack, it includes an appearance by Andy's 'protege' Tony Clifton. Pure magic!

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  • This guy is not funny.

  • @StoneyMcJuicyBuds Wow, thanks for the info genius, your wisdom will save us all.

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  • Andy Kaufman was a comical genius... His style is unlike any other.. Not all people liked his style. Like for example, when he would do those first two examples, he would get heckled like crazy. This was a pretty nice crowd. But then when he did elvis, people were in awe.. How could this foreign sounding guy do that? (even though the foreign accent was fake as well) More people need to know who Kaufman was.

  • lmaoooooooooooo i always thought he was so funny..not in the typical sense..he had a style all his own!

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  • @StoneyMcJuicyBuds He was not supposed to be funny. He wasn't a comedian. He was a song-and-dance man.

  • Steve Martin..wild and crazy man woooo wooooo

  • Such an awesome talent. R.I.P. Crazyman !!!!!!!!

  • wow he is so sexy in that black suit. 

  • Andy was a performance artist...that's what people don't get.  And a genius, & WAY ahead of his time

  • Thank You Very Much

  • Dynamite, brilliant!

  • @Dravenswraith also he has a raw young elvis down pat..awesome

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