Vintage Woody Allen (From His Stand Up Days)

in Comedy, Film, Video - Arts & Culture | October 7th, 2007 4 Comments

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I’ve heard this joke many times before on audio, but never seen it on video. Here it goes. The Moose Joke apparently from 1965.

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  1. ES says . . . | October 7, 2007 / 5:22 am

    this is not a very funny routine

  2. Gideon says . . . | October 7, 2007 / 10:15 am

    Heh heh… I think I had this on CD at one point.

    I had forgotten how long it takes him to make a joke!

  3. Sima says . . . | October 9, 2007 / 12:13 am

    Different from the audio version I have. Could we find out which came first? His body language surprises me, doesn’t quite fit with the rhythm of the joke. In the audio version he says, “But the joke is on them because its restricted.” Funnier that way, no? So young! So pre-Soon Yi!

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