George Carlin treats comedy as a people's art, a raw spoken word that belongs to everyone. He jokes about the need to keep church and state apart, saying both can screw us up. He also points out that tomorrow isn’t a guarantee, only today is certain.
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George Carlin was a humorist from the United States, best known for Napalm & silly putty.
Quick Facts About George Carlin
Born
May 12, 1937
Died
June 22, 2008
Nationality
United States
Profession
Humorist
Notable works
Napalm & silly putty
Known for
seven dirty words
Spouse
Sally Wade
About George Carlin
He used his comedy to comment on politics, language, psychology, religion and other taboo topics. His routines often mixed sharp criticism with humor, making audiences think while they laughed.
Awards & Honors
Grammy Hall of FameGrammy Award for Best Comedy AlbumMark Twain Prize for American Humorstar on Hollywood Walk of FameEmperor Has No Clothes Award