Another routine from Eddie Izzard’s stand-up comedy videos is Cake or Death, in which the comedian tackles topics both contemporary and historic, with frequent historical events re-imagined and turned into a comedy video.

Death Star Canteen, another one of the stand-up comedian Eddie Izzard’s routines presents very briefly a kind of “mockumentary” (i.e. a mocked documentary) about one character from the well known movie Star Wars, which is Darth Vader, being Izzard’s star in the video.

George Carlin’s 7 Words routine is maybe the stand-up comedy routine which made George Carlin famous in the world of stand-up comedy. During this routine, George Carlin lists the list of the seven words you can not say on TV without receiving a fine. This stand-up comedy routine is really funny, and it gives us to watch a young George Carlin, not as angry but passionate and on the spot like he has always been.

The worldwide famous stand-up comedian George Carlin is known for his raw, angry humor and his observational stand-up comedy that is not only funny as hell but very insightful too. The Baseball vs. Football routine is one of the comedian’s most “gentle” routine but it wears his unmistakable signature.

Stand-up comedian George Carlin remained in our memory as the angry, temperamental entertainer who is not afraid to tell it like it is. One of his favorite topics in his stand-up comedy shows is religion. The stand-up comedian is a declared atheist even if he was raised in a catholic family.

George Carlin’s Ten Commandments routine is one of his most famous routines. In this stand-up comedy routine, you can watch an angrier, raw and caustic George Carlin who is not afraid of telling it what it is. He takes on religion, being a declared atheist. The best part of this the Ten Commandments routine is that the stand-up comedian really knows what he is talking about because he states that he was raised in a catholic family.

George Carlin Stuff routine is a part of the stand-up comedy video Playin’ with Your Head, released on DVD in 2003. In this stand-up comedy routine, the late comedian George Carlin, in his own characteristic way, takes on the stuff all people have and how they have trouble managing them in different situation.