Wow thanks! been looking for this for ages!

I was going to save this for tomorrow, but as my last Bill Hicks Sift's doing so well - here's a biographical documentary of him:

A rare insight into the battle against censorship that the great Bill Hicks waged against corporate America and it's mainstream media for the better part of 15 years.

Hosted by Janeane Garofalo, it documents Bill's transition from a non-drinking, non- smoking, straight laced funny man, to a hard drinking, hard smoking, drug taking angry ranter, to the happy and finally, peaceful and insightful man of much wisdom.

After 11 successful appearances on The Tonight Show with David Lettermen, the 'powers that be' axed Bill's final performance from the show.

4 months later, Bill would tragically die from prostate cancer at the age of 32.

Is this not in violation of rule the unknoweth? (The rule about whole shows is stuck in between rule No.3 and Rule No.4, with no number).

No Darksun, it's not in violation - as discussed back in Rule 4 Definition SiftTalk:

One-off TV specials are okay, as are films that as far as we know, are clean for sharing on the net (up to our providers to police the other legal issues).

Good Knowledge shouldn't be annexed from the Sift.

Aslong as the post includes a +10 minute time reference, what's the problem? you can't want to get rid of this?

Hick's class.

So someone TiVo'd this and ripped in onto their computer, but couldn't figure out how to edit the commercials out?
Or didn't bother, I guess.

I just appreciated the ongoing irony of the Uncensored Comedy watermark.

More people need to see this. A great documentary, in my opinion the last part is the best. The letterman censorship is quite typical even steroetypical of american television. If I was priviledged I would *promote this.

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Adding video to channels (Documentaries) - requested by mauz15.

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Promoting this video back to the front page; last published Monday, January 29th, 2007 9:32pm PST - promote requested by rasch187.