How to pronounce “beckett” in English

Samuel Beckett said, you know, fail.

Samuel Beckett play where's just sort of a lot of nothingness.

Nobody's called Marcel Beckett.

This is a scene from a Beckett play called "Quad," that was produced for television.

I used to always quote this Beckett thing, which was fail again, fail better.

Big fan of Kate Beckett.

The seventh of these ppg256 programs is based on a passage from Samuel Beckett's second novel, "Watt."

And I mean, it sounds like something Samuel Beckett would have come up with for a play.

And immediately, its antiphone responded, completing Samuel Beckett's seven words, words I had learned long ago as an undergraduate.

And so what I've done is to re-implement these passages from "Watt" computationally-- created programs that would write what Beckett wrote.

Start off with a cheerful quote from Samuel Beckett.

I mean, I don't know who my influences are, probably more Beckett, probably more Kafka, probably Woody Allen, the Marx Brothers, Monty Python,

And also, what then developed out of surrealism, which was what was called the theatre of the absurd, playwrights like Eugene Ionesco and Samuel Beckett.

And "Megawatt," then, is the third computational project I've undertaken to try to deal with Samuel Beckett's novel.

And in the end, I mean, there were some kind of comically bad attempts, like Marcel Beckett.