You’re right – that depressingly serious current was called life. At the end of the day these cabbies were struggling. Jim was hilarious, but there were also a couple episodes that made you realize how sad his condition was underneath it all, too.
The show could literally make you cry sometimes, or at least get choked up…. and yet it NEVER went overboard. It never went into total melodrama. Then in the exact same scene 30 seconds later, they’d have you in hysterics again.
HAHAHAHA, the tears roll out my eyes from laughing.
And can you imagine that cristopher lloyd is already 71 years old?
I feel like the 80’s are just over a few years ago, but the reality tels me otherwise. Man i’m getting old, and i don’t like that at all, and i don’t like the present, because the eighties were such a better time to live in, because things weren”t as complicated as in these horrible present days.
christopher lloyd and andy kaufman really made this show unique, even though there was a depressingly serious current that ran through the show, it was still one of the best on television.
I thought this scene was great, but certainly not the funniest from the show. With that said, a lot of the best scenes were becuase of Christoper Lloyd
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he took a lot of chemistry
It was Jeff Conway
i’ll always see Chrisopher Lloyd as a scientist lmao
i saw this years ago and its still freaking funny
Where we’re going we dont need roads…
The one saying “slow down” was in Grease.
Kramer Time Paradox?
Seriously xD
Back To The Future~
“what does the yellow light mean??? ” lmao
Which one of the guys here played in Grease?
In fact we had the entire series in the UK on BBC during the 80s.
Maybe you’re too young to remember it but it was there!
we never got to watch much of this show in England. whats the best ep?
btw chris lloyd is the best but i like the immigrant chap as well
1.21 Gigawatts!!
christopher lloyd rocks! he is so hilarious!
You’re right – that depressingly serious current was called life.
At the end of the day these cabbies were struggling. Jim was hilarious, but there were also a couple episodes that made you realize how sad his condition was underneath it all, too.
The show could literally make you cry sometimes, or at least get choked up…. and yet it NEVER went overboard. It never went into total melodrama. Then in the exact same scene 30 seconds later, they’d have you in hysterics again.
tony danza’s laughing when Christopher Lloyd pulls his “slow down” stunt.
Oh crap, theres a thunderstorm warning!!
Christopher Lloyd STOLE the show.
Nobody could keep up with him.
HAHAHAHA, the tears roll out my eyes from laughing.
And can you imagine that cristopher lloyd is already 71 years old?
I feel like the 80’s are just over a few years ago, but the reality tels me otherwise. Man i’m getting old, and i don’t like that at all, and i don’t like the present, because the eighties were such a better time to live in, because things weren”t as complicated as in these horrible present days.
i remember this scene and i aint seen the show in atleast 10 years
I remember watching Taxi and I thought Christopher Lloyd was usually in the funniest moments including this.
I also thought he’d make a good Dr. Wily. He just needs the crazy hair, a pharmacist coat, and a mustach
christopher lloyd and andy kaufman really made this show unique, even though there was a depressingly serious current that ran through the show, it was still one of the best on television.
I thought this scene was great, but certainly not the funniest from the show. With that said, a lot of the best scenes were becuase of Christoper Lloyd