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I posted this thread about Gregg's noticeable difference in mobility from early On Cinema seasons to later ones. The easiest way to notice is watch the first Oscar Special where he can turn his head without restraint, and then watch any Oscar Special after that.
- Greg Turkington doesn't turn his head. : r/OnCinemaAtTheCinema
As I was attempting to back out of my driveway, awkwardly...
- Gregg Turkington's physical health question : r ... - Reddit
Gregg Turkington's physical health question. I noticed this...
- Greg Turkington doesn't turn his head. : r/OnCinemaAtTheCinema
As I was attempting to back out of my driveway, awkwardly turning my entire body and shifting my eyes to compensate for my lack of neck mobility, an image of Greg Turkington popped into my head. This is how Greg moves (or fails to move).
Gregg Turkington's physical health question. I noticed this a while ago but never found the answer. If you notice, in the early On Cinema seasons and especially the First Oscar Special, Gregg has normal movement in his neck and spine, i.e., turning his head.
Turkington is best known for creating anti-comedian Neil Hamburger. In 1992, Turkington released an album of prank phone calls with several tracks featuring an early version of the character and soon after began developing a stand-up comedian persona.
Oct 14, 2019 · Tim Heidecker and Gregg Turkington of 'Mister America' and Adult Swim's 'On Cinema' visited the Rolling Stone office for a taped interview. Things did not go...
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Nov 6, 2015 · In reality, Neil Hamburger is Gregg Turkington, a 47-year-old independent record producer turned alternative comedian and cult folk hero. Turkington hatched the character of a desperately unfunny open-mic comic for a string of underground records in the ’90s before evolving into a Brylcreemed, cufflinked touring comedian.
In Rick Alverson’s “Entertainment,” alternative comedian Gregg Turkington plays a character he’s toured through hundreds of bars, rock concerts, and general booze-soaked cesspools for more than a decade—a lounge act from hell known as Neil Hamburger.
