George Carlin: You Are All Diseased

In this stand-up comedy special set at the iconic Beacon Theater, the late comedian Carlin delves into a series of provocative subjects with his distinct wit and biting humor. He begins by dissecting the absurdity of airport security measures while also poking fun at our collective germaphobia. As the performance unfolds, he moves onto cigars and their cultural significance before diving into a humorous critique of angels and divine intervention. Carlin then takes on parental responsibilities and societal norms surrounding children, offering his signature take on the complexities of modern parenting. The show continues with a scathingly funny exploration of gender roles and masculinity, followed by an amusing examination of naming conventions. Religion becomes a target as Carlin delves into the intricacies of faith and belief systems, taking particular aim at advertising and its influence on our collective consciousness. Finally, he touches upon the complexities of race relations in a way that only Carlin can, providing insightful social commentary while keeping the audience in stitches throughout this unforgettable performance.