First of all, definitely one of the top 50 of all time! I saw this stand-up show on HBO years ago, and I remember it being very funny. And I saw him live in Austin once, and it was an excellent show.
Some of his one-liners are so clever and "in-depth" that it takes a few moments to get them.
But in the HBO special I seem to remember there being classical music playing at the end, (and/or beginning) when the dog is wandering around in the woods. At least I think this was the same show.
Can anyone tell me what the music was and which classical composer it was by?
Some of his one-liners are so clever and "in-depth" that it takes a few moments to get them.
But in the HBO special I seem to remember there being classical music playing at the end, (and/or beginning) when the dog is wandering around in the woods. At least I think this was the same show.
Can anyone tell me what the music was and which classical composer it was by?