Norm Macdonald Collection on Letterman, Part 1 of 5: The Early Years, 1990-95

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1. May 9, 1990. Stand-up.
2. September 5, 1991. Stand-up.

3. December 28, 1993. Stand-up.
4. February 17, 1995. Stand-up.
5. May 26, 1995. Sit-down.
6. October 24, 1995 Sit-down.
7. November 23, 1995. Cameo.

Links to all Parts:
Part 1: The Early Years, 1990-95:    • Norm Macdonald Collection on Letterma...  

Part 2: 1996-97:    • Norm Macdonald Collection on Letterma...  

Part 3: 1998:    • Norm Macdonald Collection on Letterma...  

Part 4: 1999-2000:    • Norm Macdonald Collection on Letterma...  

Part 5: 2003-15:    • Norm Macdonald Collection on Letterma...  

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  • I had spent an entire year depressed after I split with my ex and no longer lived with my son. He was my world and I could barely function. I spent that year rebuilding myself and consuming all things Norm in my downtime. His comedy was the greatest escape from my deep pain and kept me from doing anything stupid to myself. When he passed I wept. It’s weird how someone you’ve never met can have such a profound impact on your life, but his comedy was inadvertently an integral part of regaining myself. Thanks Norm. Your comedy is one the greatest things in this world and I am truly grateful for you and your life.
  • @h4a2u0s
    I just love how Norm has been calling it "the tv" since he started.
  • @barlowwe
    Norm was so incredibly good looking. He was absolutely beautiful and no one ever talked about that.
  • It's so cool to see Norm's confidence on stage growing over time. I also like how right behind his Canadian Farm Boy facade is the dark, twisted, vulgar genius we all love.
  • @frankharvey88
    “What are you, zero?” The earliest standup joke that I can remember, I heard this bit as a kid and it always stayed with me. Norm was a constant comedy presence my entire life
  • @brianandrew9594
    Norm passed away today. His comedy helped get me through a lot of tough times (and will continue to do so). RIP to one of my personal legends.
  • @A.DoubleD
    I miss Norm today, I’ll miss him tomorrow, but I’m glad this collection is here
  • @johnjill3900
    His second appearance on Letterman was my first time seeing him. When he finished with the Meadowlark Lemon bit, I remember thinking that I have found my favorite comedian. So sad to have him gone. Memory Eternal, Norm
  • @cathyclunysois
    Devastatingly handsome, razor sharp wit, superior intelligence... what a loss for our society... why he was not an international superstar is beyond me... RIP, Norm.
  • @bernlin2000
    34:45 I've never heard Letterman laugh that hard...nobody could make Letterman laugh like Norm, no one!!
  • @jamesart9
    What I absolutely love about Norm is that he is SO comfortable sitting back in the (his) pocket, and is happy to wait until (or if) you join him. And either is fine with him.
  • @joncoish
    Man I love watching Norm with Letterman. You can tell letterman just loves him!
  • @EarthdogGFX
    Ill be rewatching this collection RIP NORM ty Don
  • @hamnchee
    Using the phrase "ya dirty dog" right from the start.
  • @melindaallen3959
    Thanks to the person who compiled all of this. You did a great job! There will never be another Norm.
  • @dariawells7438
    Norm has this adorable little nervous habit of touching his stomach/chest with his hands. He's done it since the beginning and even in his most recent comedy specials, he still does it. It's utterly charming.
  • @TheWdayton
    I think comics loved Norm so much because he was so original. His material and delivery were always one of a kind.