April 2, 200521 yr Mitch Hedberg, in my eyes, one of the 3 greatest comedians, of this time. Mitch Hedberg had gigs, ranging from the adverage comedy club down the street, to vegas, to comedy central presents. Mitch died on march 30th, of heart faliure. Here is the quote from http://www.phillyburbs.com ... Comedian Mitch Hedberg dead at 37 By DAVE MCGURGAN phillyBurbs.com Comedian Mitch Hedberg died yesterday at the age of 37. An official cause of death was not immediately known, but an early report by Whitney Matheson, a writer for USA Today alleges Hedberg died in a New Jersey hotel room of a heart attack. Hedberg released two comedy CDs under the Comedy Central imprint and made several TV appearances on Craig Kilbourn, MTV, Crank Yankers, That '70s Show and The Late Show with David Letterman. Hedberg was one of Letterman's favorite comedians and was well-respected by other comedians such as Craig Gass, Doug Stanhope and Artie Lange. Today on his Sirius satellite radio show, "Unleashed," Jim Breuer was one of many comics lamenting the passing of Hedberg. Hedberg, a self-proclaimed partier, appeared on the Stern show earlier this month, proclaiming his drug use was under control. During the appearance, Stern discussed his move to satellite radio with Hedberg. The comic came back with a joke in his trademark spaced-out style. "I was listening to XM radio and they don't have a lot of commercials. After a half hour I wonder 'what should I buy?" There was little debate among Hedberg fans that the comedian often killed on stage. However, reviews of recent performances describe the comedian floundering through his routine and forgetting punch lines due to an apparent state of extreme intoxication. Fans of the comedian intially speculated that Hedberg's death was an early April Fool's joke because major news outlets were slow to report his death. May you rest in peace, Mitch. ~Stuman1 P.S. this is not an april fools joke, the article can be found here.... http://www.phillyburbs.com/pb-dyn/news/83-03312005-470501.html
April 2, 200521 yr :-( My lucky number is 4 billion. That doesn't come in real handy when you're gambling. "Come on, 4 billion! [bleep]. Seven. Not even close. I need more dice."
April 2, 200521 yr Sad to see him go. Great comedian. He was the master of the one-liner in my opinion.
April 2, 200521 yr Author Don't do drugs people, thats what caused his death, and imagine how people miss him, his family, friends, fans... Imagine how it would hurt your family and friends if you died... Don't do drugs. :( :cry: :cry: R.I.P Mitch... R.I.P
April 2, 200521 yr Don't do drugs people, thats what caused his death, and imagine how people miss him, his family, friends, fans... Imagine how it would hurt your family and friends if you died... Don't do drugs. :( :cry: :cry: R.I.P Mitch... R.I.P that still has yet to be determined , his mother said he had a heart defect as a child which may have finally taken its toll.
April 2, 200521 yr Author Don't do drugs people, thats what caused his death, and imagine how people miss him, his family, friends, fans... Imagine how it would hurt your family and friends if you died... Don't do drugs. :( :cry: :cry: R.I.P Mitch... R.I.P that still has yet to be determined , his mother said he had a heart defect as a child which may have finally taken its toll. Either way, stay away from them, and now it looks like today the reaper strikes the pope :( :(
April 2, 200521 yr Never really heard of him until I heard about his death. Read a whole lot of his quotes yesterday and I was nearly in tears from laughing haha. RIP.
April 2, 200521 yr He was funny, one of the few comedians I'd actually watch and then would watch them again. My personal favourite - "I bought a doughnut and they gave me a receipt for the doughnut...I don't need a receipt for a doughnut, how about I just give you the money, you give me the doughnut. End of transaction. We don't need to bring ink and paper into this. I can just not imagine a scenario where I'd have to prove that I bought a doughnut. Some scepticle friend? 'Don't even think I DIDN'T buy that doughnut! I got the documentation RIGHT HERE!...Oh wait, it's back home in the files...Under D...For doughnut." It's funny because it's true - I hate getting receipts for things I'll use immediately, like a peice of gum, a hotdog, something. lol Sucks he died. RIP Oh by the way...http://www.comedycentral.com/standup/ce ... edberg.xml That's his comedy central page, you can watch some clips.
April 2, 200521 yr Here's another link, though it has some swearing that may be offensive. http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Mitch_Hedberg
April 2, 200521 yr I looked at this and thought: "Hmm. There passes another person I've never heard of and don't care about." Then, I looked at the quotes, laughed for a bit, and rephrased what I thought into: "shame, I'd have liked to have encountered him before. Oh well. TTFN" deviantart account
April 2, 200521 yr I've always thought he was hilarious but I never really could get into his shows. I just never thought his act really flowed and was kind of choppy. But for one liners, you just can't beat the guy. This is the way the world ends. Look at this [bleep]ing shit we're in man. Not with a bang, but with a whimper. And with a whimper, I'm splitting, Jack.
April 3, 200521 yr Don't do drugs people, thats what caused his death, and imagine how people miss him, his family, friends, fans... Imagine how it would hurt your family and friends if you died... Don't do drugs. :( :cry: :cry: R.I.P Mitch... R.I.P He died of a heart attackk.
April 3, 200521 yr I haven't heard of him, but by the looks of the quotes he must have been a funny guy :) R.I.P
April 3, 200521 yr Wow....I was just shocked once i saw this hes a great comedian on friday i was in the middle of a halo2 mm and i turned off my xbox to watch mitch for like the 20th time but it doesnt matter how many times u watched him he was always funny.....another great comedian lost.. R.I.P. Mitch some more info on him Mitch Hedberg is the perfect example of how perseverance can pay off in stand-up comedy. The rising comic hit the stage for the first time in 1989 in South Florida, getting up at local open microphone nights and, by his own admission, not getting many laughs. Two years later, he moved to Seattle and found himself a bit funnier, a bit more admired and a bit more capable for getting paid road work. He started to play small-town clubs in Montana and Canada where audiences were so happy to see an entertainer show up, according to Hedberg, that the person didn't have to be that good. It took him about five years to develop a half hour of solid material, all the while working to conquer stage fright so intense that it had a marked impact on his vocal stage presence which remains today. Hedberg's fortunes changed in the late '90s when an appearance on MTV led to his signing with a manager. Within a year, Hedberg made his first appearance on "The Late Show with David Letterman." Since then, Hedberg has appeared on Letterman's show nine more times and become one of the most popular comedians on the scene today. He self-released a concert CD in 1999 titled "Strategic Grill Locations," and will be releasing his second CD this year through a deal with Comedy Central. pictures of Mitch
April 3, 200521 yr Author :( I always wanted to go see him at a show, however im only 14 and parents wouldn't permit me my wishes, as they usualy don't. And yes, he did die of a heart attack, a drug induced heart attack. Therefore drugs caused his death. R.I.P
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