Old School. Biblically Independent.
By Jen Maravegias | TV | May 2, 2022
George Carlin specials were a staple of HBO late-night programming when I was young. Someone always had one they had recorded on VHS we could secretly watch in a basement rec room, or we would struggle to stay up late enough to catch them on TV after our parents went to sleep. It’s no surprise that HBO Documentary Films has partnered with Rise Films and Apatow Productions to present a two-part documentary about the legendary stand-up comedian. I am only surprised it took this long.
OMG OMG OMG!
— Kelly Carlin (@kelly_carlin) May 2, 2022
Buckle up folks! 18 days to premiere.
I AM SO EXCITED!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (Can you tell?)@HBO @HBOMAX @HBODOCS @RISEFILMS#GeorgeCarlinHBO pic.twitter.com/mOpt4k3Bfv
George Carlin will always be counted among the pantheon of great stand-up comedians. The tragedy of Carlin’s comedy still being relevant today is that we haven’t fixed any of the bullsh*t he was calling out back then.
George Carlin’s American Dream begins streaming on HBOMax on May 20th.
