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Who Killed Comedy?
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Who Killed Comedy?
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Series XXX: Aliaque
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Moderated by Howie Movshovitz. The panel discusses the state of comedy. David Finkle argues that comedy is enjoying a resurgence because of television, new comedy clubs, and excellent writing. Peter Tauber shares his experience writing comedy and analyzes the success of comedians like Jay Leno and Robin Williams. Molly Ivins relates several experiences covering Texas politics, and outlines the difference between rural and urban humor. Eric Lax discusses Woody Allen and fields audience questions about Allen's career. Audience questions cover successful comedians, freedom of speech, and the nature of satire.
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Moderated by Howie Movshovitz. The panel discusses the state of comedy. David Finkle argues that comedy is enjoying a resurgence because of television, new comedy clubs, and excellent writing. Peter Tauber shares his experience writing comedy and analyzes the success of comedians like Jay Leno and Robin Williams. Molly Ivins relates several experiences covering Texas politics, and outlines the difference between rural and urban humor. Eric Lax discusses Woody Allen and fields audience questions about Allen's career. Audience questions cover successful comedians, freedom of speech, and the nature of satire.
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00:00:00 David Finkle -- 00:14:57 Finkle begins -- 00:15:02 Peter Tauber begins -- 00:42:36 Tauber ends -- 00:42:42 Molly Ivins begins -- 00:56:02 Ivins ends -- 00:56:21 Eric Lax begins -- 01:08:21 Audience questions begin -- 01:48:40 Audience questions end.
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00:00:00 David Finkle -- 00:14:57 Finkle begins -- 00:15:02 Peter Tauber begins -- 00:42:36 Tauber ends -- 00:42:42 Molly Ivins begins -- 00:56:02 Ivins ends -- 00:56:21 Eric Lax begins -- 01:08:21 Audience questions begin -- 01:48:40 Audience questions end.
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University Memorial Center 157
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University Memorial Center 157
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Ivins, Molly
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Finkle, David
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Lax, Eric
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Tauber, Peter
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CWA/Archives, University of Colorado at Boulder
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1988-04-12
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1988-04-12
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Box 245, Tape 88-61
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16:00:00-07:00
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Technical Details (NOTE: RECORDING BEGINS PARTWAY THROUGH DAVID FINKLE)
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