George Carlin: You Are All Diseased (1999)

Plot

George Carlin returns to the Beacon Theater with his signature blend of wit and fury, tackling a myriad of societal issues. From the absurdities of airport security to the contagious nature of germs, he doesn't hold back. Carlin delves into topics such as parenting, the quirks of names, the complexities of religion and God, and the pitfalls of advertising. With sharp observations on figures like Bill Clinton and the struggles of minorities, his performance is a relentless and thought-provoking exploration of contemporary life, delivered with unapologetic candor and humor.