Massassi Forums Logo

This is the static archive of the Massassi Forums. The forums are closed indefinitely. Thanks for all the memories!

You can also download Super Old Archived Message Boards from when Massassi first started.

"View" counts are as of the day the forums were archived, and will no longer increase.

ForumsDiscussion Forum → Need help finding a Bob Newhart routine in print
Need help finding a Bob Newhart routine in print
2004-03-25, 11:57 AM #1
I'm in a bit of a bind currently. A friend of mine recently became academically ineligible, and I've been chosen to replace him in the Humorous Interpretation competition.

My question: Does anyone know of a published, printed work which contains Bob Newhart's famous "Driving Instructor" routine? I'm planning to perform the routine at the literary meet, and it's absolutely imperative that my source be printed, not recorded. There are other selections available for me to choose from, but I haven't found one yet that's quite as funny, so I'm holding out and hoping I can find it in print.

Before you ask, I've done numerous Google searches, I've checked Amazon.com, I've checked the local university library, and I've put this same question out on a few websites more closely related to Bob Newhart and stand-up comedy in general. If you have a specific suggestion on what I can do beyond this, please go ahead and post it.

------------------
"Why aren't I'm using at these pictures?" - Cloud, 4/14/02
If you think the waiters are rude, you should see the manager.
2004-03-25, 6:15 PM #2
Hmm, kinda tough to narrow it down. I've seen MANY MANY HI's done on Driving Instructors.

If you can't find any others, (near impossible task), you might look at Dave Barry's "Radio Daze", which I did my sophomore year. It has a person scanning through different radio stations. Wacky Hijinks ensue.



------------------
"Your entire base belongs to us."
"It would be highly appreciated if someone would set the bomb up for us"
"Launch all of our ships, christened 'Zigs', to insure that justice will be achieved swiftly and powerfully."
"Your entire base belongs to us."
"It would be highly appreciated if someone would set the bomb up for us"
"Launch all of our ships, christened 'Zigs', to insure that justice will be achieved swiftly and powerfully."
2004-03-25, 6:32 PM #3
I wish I could help in your search. Good luck.

*looks at $20 bill on hook leading back to Geb and the ISB*

Er... don't mind me, just fishing for former big-time NeS writers...

[http://forums.massassi.net/html/biggrin.gif]

------------------
Check out the following stories over at the Interactive Story Board:
The Never-ending Story Thread or visit the new webcomic version!
The Vision Cycle series
Featured Story: The Darkside Chronicles
The Plothole: a home for amateur, inclusive, collaborative stories
http://forums.theplothole.net
2004-03-25, 6:36 PM #4
Why dont you use the "Baseball will never be popular" routine? i think its much funnier. or the "Tobacco" one. thats great.

i'm sure they're easier to find too. i really cant help you though.


PS - you want to write for nesquared....
------------------
<Dormouse> there are very few things quite as comforting as smelling like a close friend.

We are only human, perfect in our imperfections. - Erin amie du Dor

<Dormouse> it's really cute in the way that a sherman tank with a fuzzy steering wheel is cute

[This message has been edited by Ford (edited March 25, 2004).]
My girlfriend paid a lot of money for that tv; I want to watch ALL OF IT. - JM

↑ Up to the top!