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George Carlin (May 12th, 1937 - June 22nd, 2008) was a five-time Grammy-winning American comedian who narrated the first-fourth seasons of Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends for American audiences; and therefore dubbed over Starr, and Angelis during that time flow. He as well played Mr. Conductor in Shining Time Station and "Mr Conductor'south Thomas Tales". He as well narrated the third season for New Zealand VHS releases. Afterward narrating the fourth season, Carlin left the series to do several comedy specials and pursue other projects.

On June 22nd, 2008, Carlin died of middle failure at a hospital in Santa Monica, California, at the historic period of 71. He was cremated and his ashes were scattered without whatever religious ceremonies, as he wished. Following his decease, Britt Allcroft and Rick Siggelkow (the co-producer of Shining Time Station) wrote tributes to him.

While Carlin usually insulted most of the shows that he did, he commonly spoke very fondly of both Shining Fourth dimension Station and Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends, even in some of his phase shows. In an interview on "Tv Legends" conducted soon before his death, he explained that he signed on to both shows so that people could see a different side of him.

Contents

• 1 Filmography
  • 1.1 Film
  • i.ii Television
    • 1.two.1 HBO specials
• two Discography
• iii Books
• 4 Major awards and nominations

Filmography

Picture

• "With Six Yous Get Eggroll" (1968)
• "Car Launder" (1976)
• "Americathon" (1979)
• "Outrageous Fortune" (1987)
• "Bill and Ted'due south Excellent Run a risk" (1989)
• "Working Trash" (1990)
• "Nib and Ted'southward Bogus Journeying" (1991)
• "The Prince of Tides" (1991)
• "Dogma" (1999)
• "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back" (2001)
• "Scary Flick 3" (2003)
• "Jersey Girl" (2004)
• "Tarzan Two" (2005)
• "The Aristocrats" (2005)
• "Cars" (2006)
• "Happily Due north'E'er Afterwards" (2007)

Television

• "The Kraft Summertime Music Hall" (1966)
• "That Girl" (1966)
• "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour" (1968)
• "The Flip Wilson Prove" - also writer and performer (1971-1973)
• "The Mike Douglas Bear witness" (1972)
• "Saturday Nighttime Alive" (1975 and 1984)
• "Justin Case" (1988)
• "Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends" (1984-1995)
• "Shining Time Station" (1991-1995)
• "Mr. Conductor'southward Thomas Tales" (1996)
• "Bill and Ted'due south First-class Adventures" (1991-1993)
• "The George Carlin Show" (1994)
• "Streets of Laredo" (1995)
• "The Simpsons" (1998)
• "Caillou" (1997-2008)
• "The Daily Evidence" (1999, twice, and 2004)
• "MADtv" (2000)
• "Inside the Actors Studio" (2004)

HBO specials

• "George Carlin at USC" (1977)
• "George Carlin: Again!" (1978)
• "Carlin at Carnegie" (1982)
• "Carlin on Campus" (1984)
• "Playin' with Your Head" (1986)
• "What am I Doing in New Bailiwick of jersey?" (1988)
• "Doin' information technology Once again" (1990)
• "Jammin' in New York" (1992)
• "Back in Boondocks" (1996)
• "George Carlin: 40 Years of Comedy" (1997)
• "You are All Diseased" (1999)
• "Complaints and Grievances" (2001)
• "Life is Worth Losing" (2005)
• "Information technology's Bad for Ya" (2008)

Discography

• "Burns and Carlin at the Playboy Club Tonight" (1963)
• "Take-Offs and Put-Ons" (1967)
• "FM and AM" (1972)
• "Class Clown" (1972)
• "Occupation: Foole" (1973)
• "Toledo Window Box" (1974)
• "An Evening with Wally Londo Featuring Neb Slaszo" (1975)
• "On the Road" (1977)
• "Indecent Exposure: Some of the All-time of George Carlin" (1978)
• "Killer Carlin" (1981)
• "A Place for My Stuff" (1981)
• "Carlin on Campus" (1984)
• "Playin' with Your Head" (1986)
• "What am I Doing in New Bailiwick of jersey?" (1988)
• "Parental Advisory: Explicit Lyrics" (1990)
• "Jammin' in New York" (1992)
• "Archetype Gold" (1992)
• "Back in Boondocks" (1996)
• "You lot are All Diseased" (1999)
• "The Fiddling David Years (1971-1977)" (1999)
• "Complaints and Grievances" (2001)
• "George Carlin on Comedy" (2002)
• "Life is Worth Losing" (2006)
• "More Napalm and Giddy Putty" (2007)
• "It'due south Bad for Ya" (2008)

Books

• "Sometimes a Little Brain Damage can Help" (1984)
• "Encephalon Droppings" (1997)
• "Napalm and Silly Putty" (2001)
• "When will Jesus Bring the Pork Chops?" (2004)
• "Three Times Carlin: An Orgy of George" (2006)
• "Watch my Language" (2007)

Major awards and nominations

• WON: Grammy Award for All-time One-act Recording, 1972, for "FM and AM"
• WON: Grammy Award for Best Spoken Comedy Album, 1993, for "Jammin' in New York"
• WON: Grammy Laurels for Best Spoken One-act Album, 2001, for "Encephalon Droppings"
• WON: Grammy Award for Best Spoken Comedy Anthology, 2002, for "Napalm and Featherbrained Putty"
• WON: Grammy Award for Best Comedy Recording, 2008, for "It's Bad For Ya"

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