Robin Williams' Energetic New York Show Notes

Introduction

• The show is in New York, Broadway theater.
• Humor related to Shakespeare with a modern twist.
• References to iconic personalities and pop culture.
• Sponsor mentions: HBO, Time Warner, AOL.

Political and Economic Commentary

• Critiques on George W. Bush and his handling of the stock market.
• Mentions of Michael Jackson and his controversies.
• Jokes about political figures like Al Sharpton and Don King.

Social and Cultural Observations

• New York's unique social behaviors, especially around the weather and community spirit.
• Commentary on appearances and plastic surgeries, especially in places like Madison Avenue.
• Observations on body appearance, particularly involving women and cosmetic enhancements.

On Religion and Historical Events

• Humorous takes on religious figures and events like Moses, ancient Egypt, and biblical miracles.
• Post 9/11 security measures, bio-terrorism, and political responses.
• Mention of World Cup soccer and international perspectives on American sports.

Sports and Entertainment

• Baseball and the issue of steroids, with a focus on Barry Bonds.
• Jokes about geopolitical conflicts and the humorous take on sports rivalries, including World Cup soccer and Tour de France.

Comedy on Drugs and Medicine

• Jokes about different drugs like Viagra and their humorous side effects.
• Comedy around medical procedures and health issues, particularly for men over 50.
• Drug scandals in sports and their absurdities.

Law, Order, and Execution Jokes

• Commentary on the Texas justice system and the execution laws.
• Satirical take on law enforcement and airport security post 9/11.

International Relations and Leaders

• Humor around leaders like Tony Blair and U.S. political figures.
• Differences between Bush's and Blair’s political speeches and styles.
• Critiques of the Geneva Convention and Switzerland’s neutral safety.

Personal Health and Hygiene

• Comedy about prostate exams and colonoscopy procedures.
• Insights about getting older and dealing with health check-ups.

Closing Remarks

• Heartwarming and humorous close with a look back on various topics.
• Concluding with a mix of comedic relief and social commentary.