Taxi

Yeah.

And he did, he did like the theme tune to Taxi, the TV show, you know? And, and, and you know, and, and then there's other tracks like, um, um, Hill Street Blues, you know, that, that, that piano, you know, went dun, dun, dun.

You know, it's like, it's like...

Yeah, no, no, no.

That boy was working like a dog.

He was, and it was right after the show Taxi ended.

He's still working

like a dog.

...

the way I've been moved by Taxi or The Carol Burnett Show or Jackie Gleason.

I don't have, I don't wanna be a Jedi.

I don't, like, I'd love to play a wizard someday.

I do remember the '80s.

Talk about Taxi.

Vaguely.

What?

But f- party.

Always partying.

Taxi was, like, one of the partying-est shows that anybody's ever been on.

Really?

All right, Turbo.

Up next, we are talking about a little show called Taxi.

Oh,

baby.

I

do nowadays, but I still like to have a comfort show on.

Taxis is one of those.

It's one of those shows.

In the TV shows back then, everybody seemed to be struggling.

There was Taxi about a bunch of cab drivers.

Everybody seemed to have a second job to pick up extra money.

On All in the Family, Archie Bunker was always cranky and worried about losing his factory job.

Thanks, Jack.

Thank you, Jared.

Anyone else we have to thank, Emily? Louis DePalma and Reverend Jim from Taxi, the whole gang.

And the Hamburglar.

We need, you know, Jud, and we did, he did the previews with all teens," 'cause, you know, nothing gets teens in, uh, hot and bothered like Judd Hirsch, heartthrob.

Alex from Taxi is who the k- the youth demands.

[laughs]

[laughs] Oh, man.

I forgot he's in that.

And also he played the taxi dispatcher Louis De Palma on the TV series Taxi, which I think

also stars Christopher Lloyd,

whose first film was also One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.

Ironic.

Danny won an Emmy Award for his role on Taxi.

He's since appeared in stuff like Batman Returns.

Shout out to Tim Burden, as well as he appeared in Tim Burden.