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- Let Freedom Hum is a stand-up special associated with Just For Laughs Chicago, featuring Martin Short performing new material and reviving classic characters like Jiminy Glick and Ed Grimley [cite needed].
- The special aired on TBS in June 2009 as part of the Chicago festival coverage and generated media attention for Short’s topical jokes and audience reactions [cite needed].
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www.audacy.comThe veteran comedian's daughter died last year, aged 42, and Short said it had been a "nightmare for his family".
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www.imdb.comMartin Short blew into Chicago this week and created a flurry of excitement with the return of some of his most famous comedy characters, and may have even topped that last night by delivering zingers that shocked the live audience for the taping of Let Freedom Hum, the TBS special from Just For Laughs Chicago that will air a week from today, at 10 p.m. June 26. The live audience, which included Second City legends Harold Ramis, SCTV co-founder Andrew Alexander and producer Joyce Sloane (Short...
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www.imdb.comThe TBS broadcasts from the inaugural Just For Laughs Chicago festival kick off tonight with Let Freedom Hum, a stand-up showcase hosted by a Canadian sketch actor, Martin Short, and featuring very little in the way of humming and nothing that we heard about the joys of freedom. But they put the title on the Internet and your TV listings, so let's just get to it. As I mentioned last week, Martin Short certainly did his part to enliven the proceedings — in addition to taped bits that brought...
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