Robin William and the Atomic Bomb

Student Simon Jenkins has set his heart on becoming a successful stand-up comic. He survived the Boxing-day Tsunami and is determined to make the most of life. This week one of his dreams was soon to be realised as was due to compere at Kingstons finest comedy club, Outside the Box, but at the very last minute was bumped by US actor and comedian Robin Williams. 24 hours later Simon was asked to appear in the audience of the Graham Norton show which was featuring Robin Williams as a guest. Robin was asked by Graham whether he would ever bump a comedian off his slot at a comedy club to which he replied, no. In true Robin Williams style he turned the story around, got the audience chanting Simons name and gave him some tips from the top of the comedians trade. Simon Jenkins is part of Channel 4s year-long interactive project Year Dot following fifteen 16 to 21 year olds over a defining 12 month period. The Year Dot teens are a varied bunch, but they all think this coming year is crucial for shaping what they want to do with their lives. Since the project began on June 30th 2008, the audience have been following their lives online via blogs, films and video diaries and are encouraged to offer help and support to them as they try to achieve their goals for the year. Simons story can be followed online at www.yeardot.co.uk, a MySpace Profile at www.myspace.com/yeardot and will be on TV in the New Year.

Old man is awaken by loud music. (Robin Trower)

One of most funniest scene from one of my most loved movie parody from God of comedy/parodies Mel Brooks.

Robin immiterar Zlatan och idag ska han visa upp sitt hem

Playing with our first video deck. circa 1980.

Robin Quivers from the Howard Stern shows many funny songs :)

Comic genius Robin Williams was riding high with his starring role on the hit television sitcom Mork & Mindy when he recorded 1979's Reality...What a Concept, his debut comedy album. It was recorded live at the Copacabana in New York City and the Boarding House in San Francisco. Reality...What a Concept reached the Top Ten and went gold, which is more a testament to Williams' soaring popularity than the actual quality of the album, despite the fact it won the Grammy award for best comedy recording. Quite simply, Williams' maniacal, improvisational style at the time did not lend itself to cohesiveness. Williams had difficulty harnessing his own explosive brilliance, and as a result Reality...What a Concept is disjointed. The funniest tracks are "Kindergarten of the Stars," "Reverend Earnest Angry," "Shakespeare (A Meltdowner's Nightmare)," and "Tank You, Boyce." Williams' youthful exuberance and zaniness are evident, but he didn't make a focused, outstanding comedy album until several years later with A Night at the Met, which also benefited from the fact that he'd kicked alcohol and drugs. As of early 2002, Reality...What a Concept had not yet been reissued on CD. ~ Bret Adams, All Music Guide I must apologize for the quality and the video. I'm not good at this at all!, but I wanted to give others the chance I had, by listening to this. Enjoy the audio. I don't own any right to the footage of this! You might enjoy other videos by Robin Williams from my channel.

Robin Williams interviewed live on Rove in 2007 to promote his film License To Wed.

Countless fucks from Live On Broadway with Robin Williams

Robin Hood - der Film wird verarscht

The Dead Ringers spoof the BBc updated Robin Hood

Barney and Robin agree to keep their one night stand a secret

denis leary, mitch hedberg, robin williams, and george lopez go at it in these short spoofs of comedy,with the characters of EEnE! enjoy warning:Offensive Launguage

Robin Sings Sandcastles In The Sand

Check out the latest video to surface from one-time teen sensation Robin Sparkles

One of Robin Williams' numerous appearances on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, most likely in the early 90's.

"Batman & Robin" was an awful movie. Here is an intentionally funny version. Too bad the whole film wasn't this enjoyable. One of several in the "Making Bad Movies Better" series, from David Levitt, and the NYC sketch group "Free Refills." Check Out FREE REFILLS every SUNDAY 10:30pm MNN CH.56

Hilarious robin williams talks about how golf was invented

Wrapping up the chat with Robin and wrapping up the day 18 adventure :)