It’s 2021.....badly in need of some laughter.....living alone. I watch everything by Dean and Jonathan and laugh my self silly. I can see the same sketch again and again and laugh every time. Laughter is good for the soul! Thanks God for giving them their talent.
Donna. This past year has been a challenge for lots of people. One day at a time. These videos help us to chuckle sometimes laugh out loud. I think the dog is starting to get concerned. Best to you.
It was one of the best non-stop duo improvisations I ever saw in my entire life. Dean Martin was the epitome of perfection as the STRAIGHT MAN. Jonathan Winters probably the greatest comic in all of Americas history. 👍👍👍👍
This was entertainment. So much laughter!!! No filthy talk as you hear now and usually they're not funny. Jonathan Winters was so darn funny. I loved Dean and seeing him crack up is priceless.
Born in 57 I was fortunate to grow up watching all the Show's from Back in the Day . Thanks to the People that saved this "AMERICANA"!! It's Great ! I miss Robin Williams Too ! Bless all You Folks YOU'VE gotta be an American to Truly Cherish what we used to have , OUR MEMORIES of then.
Red Skelton was good at improv humor but he was an all-around comedian, good at most of the aspects but master of few of those aspects. Whereas Jonathan Winters took improv and made it his own. (I wouldn't be at all surprised if he was a huge fan of Skelton, though.)
Met Jonathon Winters' father one night at our house. I see where he got his humor! Truly one of a kind and he is missed. CLEAN humor! We need more of it!
Try Larry Miller, Dennis Regan, and Chris Turner. I'm sure there's more. I'm getting sick of shock and vulgar humor myself. How are cuss words funny? Id be more shocked to hear clever, relatable jokes.
"CLEAN"? Were you listening?? - There were some gay references (not that there's anything wrong with that) between the boys; and some "I married 3 teenagers w/ real hot bodies before the rich old lady in the back of the plane" ......... What do you consider CLEAN, Jennifer - words, not context??
Back when people laughed with someone not at them. Straight up talent and fun!! Love both Dean and Jonathon. Their movies TV shows will endure for generations. Both men; one of a kind.
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He's the best ever. I was lucky enough to meet him twice, in my father's tailor shop. Once, he told me his life story. The other time, he began to put on a show as others came into the store. They don't make them like that any more.
Jonathan was so good at this sort of thing, he totally engrossed Dean so much that he let his guard down to the point of forgetting it was a sketch. Now that takes some doing. Brilliant
Those were better days. I grew up with both Dean and Jonathan. They were and still are a part of my life. I had every Jonathan Winter's comedy record. My brother and I spent countless hours listening to and laughing at them over and over. Winters was on Jack Paar's Tonight Show and I stayed up to watch it. Paar loved Winters. My dad was trying to sleep and I laughed so loud that dad got up twice to tell me to quiet down. (He never said "shut up") And the Dean Martin show was a never miss occasion at my house. I always was anxious to see what was going to happen when he leaped onto the piano. Remember when the piano collapsed??? God I miss those days.
Thank you for reminding me that is what my Dad would say to me. It was always, "quiet down" never shut up. I'm 74 and your writing that comment actually let me sort of hear my Dad's voice telling me that. So sweet growing up in the late 1940's and on.
@@kathleenmckeithen118 Agree. I'm 74 and what a great childhood I and my 4 siblings had. We enjoyed sitting near the TV with my parents watching these wonderful men.
@@marymargaretblumhorst5359 Thank you so much for correcting me. I prefer or perfer to laugh at genius(es) instead of wasting time on idiots. And i do not need 3 ! of these to make a point.
animerlon Except I don't think the original word was 'naughty'. I don't know exactly what Jonathan said but have seen another clip of this sketch that went on just a tad longer, and they beeped out the punchline so it was obviously something much ruder, which was why Dean lost it at the end!!
I think he said "She was Horny" then they edited it and put Naughty instead of Horny. I saw a longer video of this sketch, its clear there that the "Naughty" was dubbed. He also said something else after that "naughty: part which I didn't understand but Dean and the audience laughed so hard after that sentence
Heres one you you wont believe but I swear it's TRUE, dean Martin didnt drink at all it was part of his shtick. Look it up, now he smoked like a chimney. But he didnt drink
@@paulwagnerjr5960 Very true, Dino didn't really hit the sauce, generally sipping from a wine glass that was filled with apple juice or something. However, he actually did develop a drinking problem late in life after the sudden and tragic loss of his son, Dean Paul Martin.
That's an incredible piece of ad-libbing fed by Dean Martin's few lines - right off the cuff he's created this incredible character with a complete backstory. What a wonderful actor and comedian he was.
What a wonderful man, who brought us great joy. A little naughty, but never dirty. By all accounts, a very nice and humble person, unlike so many others in entertainment. Heaven is ringing with laughter now.
Faith Seidel “Those were the days, my friend we thought they’d never end. We’d sing and laugh, forever and a day. We’d live the life we choose. We’d fight and never lose. Those were the days. O yes, those were the days.”
I never gave this man credit for the comedic genius that he is. Jonathan Winters you are a master ! I am sorry that it took so much time to recognize your genius.
Unfortunately, I don't even think it is fully recognized now (although I am heartened that so many have viewed this recently) . If you haven't seen it check out Jonathan Winters with Art Carney It's really good. Although I think it is edited down from the DVD "Jonathan Winters Birth of a Comic Genius" where their sketch is absolutely fabulous. It showed me that Art Carney's comedic talent was also under appreciated. Being in the shadow of Jackie Gleason must have been difficult.
These guys are truly missed. Everyone is so uptight these days...so ready to be offended at every little thing. God how I miss the days when people could have fun, poke fun at one another and no one got sued.
This is quite literally the least offensive and most wholesome comedy I’ve seen in recent years... modern comedy is free to have no boundaries and be offensive... am I missing something?
Oh, yeah. Filling a plane with cigar smoke despite a sign literally in your face saying don't do that one thing, and fellow passengers calling you out on it. Molesting stewardesses and acting like they're supposed to like it. Talk of marrying multiple teenagers for their young bodies even though you think they're stupid. Hilarious comedy i tell ya. They just don't make em like they used to. Make America Great Again!
Yes They were True Stars nowadays phony nobody can touch this Talent and You could really tell jokes have sincere good times wish people would wake up and realize God wants us to Enjoy Life 😃 I have hope that one day people will learn from their many mistakes and realize is ok to laugh 😆 Enjoy Lighten up God Bless All of you Enjoy Life😇😍😉
@@pamkammann1176 Through these, clips, some of the younger people are discovering this talent . The ones who do reaction videos get introduced to it; and it's passed on. A glimmer of hope!
Brilliant! I only wish that it played through to the end. It was probably only a few seconds away. Thank you very much for uploading this bit of classic comedy.
In real home life he was quite dry and removed. I wonder if he really never got over the break-up from Jerry...until 1976. I read his book: The Dirty Business of Show Business....wonderful. He loved Sammy D Jr.
I will never tire of this genius. As astonishingly brilliant as Robin Williams was, God Bless his soul... Williams owes so, so much to the inspiration of Winters. (Dean Martin is one of the greatest straight men who has ever lived.) The opening remarks are quite telling: "Jonathan Winters, along with Don Rickles, were the only two performers who were never written for." And there you have it.
I loved Jonathan Winters as a kid, I didn't understand just how amazing he was at the time ony that he was funny. Later realizing he made up pretty much everything on the spot made me really appreciate him as a comedian. The man was a genius at his craft.
My best friend and I loved Jonathan Winters so much we memorized some of the lines from his recording and while working in the kitchen of her dad's restaurant got in trouble more than once with the cook for causing him to lose his concentration on busy weekend nights. She was the busgirl and I was the dishwasher. I still laugh thinking of Marilyn coming through the kitchen door pushing her bus cart and singing "Well, Billy...Billy's comin' into town. Comin' in to shoot the marshall, gonna shoot him, shoot him down, well Billy, oh, Billy...Billy's comin' into town. Junction City! Junction City! You can get out now, Billy" This was from his spoof of Billy the Kid. Another one we memorized was "Maudy Frickert and a day at a funeral...her brother having just passed away...." This is one of his most hilarious sketches in which the funeral director is gay and the piano player is drunk "Whadya want Mrs. Frigger....regular funeral music..or somethin' he'd like?" Yes, those were the good ol' days. I just don't see these wonderful comedians being replaced today. I miss them all and long to be truly entertained as I was when I was a kid in the fifties and sixties. In those years we had a wealth of entertainment in our own living rooms every night! I imagine some of those big shows like the Jackie Gleason show with dancers and many famous guests plus his own cast cost more money than producers are willing to spend these days. As for the words that are bleeped, with a little lip reading I can make out Dean saying "You bet your sweet a_ _." And Jonathan retaliates with You bet your (unintelligible) sweet a _ _." It might be "You bet your sorry, sweet a - -."
I laughed so hard at this, and like some have said, we needed that today. But as a hard-core college football fan for nearly 50 years it is amazing how much Jonathan resembles the great Keith Jackson.
Probably to the nature of the entertainment business. 1,2, or 3 hit wonders. And then to the next cash cow. Whether it be comedy, film, or music, it's the next buck. True art has become a lost concept within entertainment industry.
They are awesome together! So funny! Jonathan Winters was one of a kind so good at Improv. It was so sad to see him go. There were so many good things in the "Good Ol' Days!
Jules I think he did enjoy a drink, but only socially. He was never the lush that he portrayed himself to be onstage. After all, as has been pointed out by many others he could never have sustained the successful long-term career he had on TV, films and records if he HAD been an alcoholic.
Amazing, both of them, but Jonathan is such an epic performer really. I often credit him and Rodney Dangerfield with inspiring later treasures like John Candy and Robin Williams. All three of them could do improv like nobody else.
Was there ever anyone funnier? Robin Williams used joking refer to Jonathan as 'Dad' but he knew he was a very distant second to him when it came to improvisation. My favorites were his sketches in the 'Attic' on his old syndicate show The Wacky World of Jonathan Winters. He could pick up the simplest objects like an old hat or a stick and create the wildest material ever. There will never be another like him.
Classic, love them both! Side note... I like it at 6:53 when Dean's hand motions towards his mouth to take a drag of the cigarette he usually has in his hand!
I had a Jonathan Winters comedy album on vinyl LP years ago with his "World's Oldest Airline Stewardess" routine. I would love to find it on RUclips. It has to be one of the funniest comedy bits ever.
I lost a true genius yesterday! I laughed at his wonderfully skewed brain for 50 plus years. fortunately we have his videos to remind us of how wonderfully funny he was, and always will be!
The reason they didn't write for John was it is impossible for near genius to write for absolute genius. They would have ruined a lot of great spontaneous moments.
They did the same thing (but to a lesser degree) for Robin Williams when he was doing the TV show Mork and Mindy. They would write some dialogue for him but would also have parts of the script in which Williams was simply allowed to improvise.
Add to that I don't believe John would have allowed it. When he was in tune with whatever airwaves the universe was sending him he was having the most fun he probably ever had in his life. To read a scripted line would have taken that away from him and pretty sure he would have just felt like a fraud.
I think it will be a long, long time before anyone will be able to come close to Jonathan Winters. I haven't seen anyone in the last 30 years who was so spontaneous in creating laughter in so many ways. He could always create something from nothing (does this make any sense ?). I really like Robin Williams, Steve Martin, Eddie Murphy - Etc. But, Jonathan is a force of nature. I doubt we will see his like ever again.
+R. S. Watkins And, as you probably know, Robin always said that Jonathan was his main influence. And, Jonathan also made several appearances on "Mork & Mindy". Best wishes, Ted
+Theo Lamp Winters was great and so unique. The other people mentioned here are all very good at what the do. The great ones all have something all their own that can't honestly be compared to another. Trying to say who is funnier, Winters or Conway or Robin Williams is just not something that can be determined. I think just leaving it at "they are all great" makes the most sense..
Dan Beliveau Dean was a perfect foil for other comedians like Jonathan, and also Foster Brooks. Just watching for the exact point in a sketch where he completely loses it and falls apart makes it twice as hilarious - he had such a wonderfully infectious laugh!!😂😂
Jonathan and Dean both lived about 10 miles from my house when I was a kid. On occasion we would see them outside their homes near the road (very rural) setting, and just relaxing taking in the countryside view (Santa Monica Mountains). Whenever we saw them we would wave driving by and they were just as friendly as could be. Waving back and all smiles. Those were good childhood times and memories.
There will never be another comedian like Jonathan Winters ever again. True talent.
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Robin Williams was close with same wit and humor
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It’s 2021.....badly in need of some laughter.....living alone. I watch everything by Dean and Jonathan and laugh my self silly. I can see the same sketch again and again and laugh every time. Laughter is good for the soul! Thanks God for giving them their talent.
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Donna. This past year has been a challenge for lots of people. One day at a time. These videos help us to chuckle sometimes laugh out loud. I think the dog is starting to get concerned. Best to you.
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I totally agree Donna. I'm 73 yrs young & remember these hilarious skits. Yes it's 2021 & badly in need of some good clean fun!! Enjoy!🧓❤️🙏
It was one of the best non-stop duo improvisations I ever saw in my entire life. Dean Martin was the epitome of perfection as the STRAIGHT MAN. Jonathan Winters probably the greatest comic in all of Americas history. 👍👍👍👍
My husband and I went and seen Jerry Lewis he was the best.
Brilliant!
This was entertainment. So much laughter!!! No filthy talk as you hear now and usually they're not funny. Jonathan Winters was so darn funny. I loved Dean and seeing him crack up is priceless.
I miss this kind of REAL entertainment and talent. No one today can even come close to this.
Born in 57 I was fortunate to grow up watching all the Show's from Back in the Day . Thanks to the People that saved this "AMERICANA"!! It's Great ! I miss Robin Williams Too ! Bless all You Folks YOU'VE gotta be an American to Truly Cherish what we used to have , OUR MEMORIES of then.
Nobody in the business could improvise like Mr. Winters, the things he came up with always have me in stitches.
Red Skelton was good at improv humor but he was an all-around comedian, good at most of the aspects but master of few of those aspects. Whereas Jonathan Winters took improv and made it his own. (I wouldn't be at all surprised if he was a huge fan of Skelton, though.)
Only Robin Williams could match Winters quick wit.
Met Jonathon Winters' father one night at our house. I see where he got his humor!
Truly one of a kind and he is missed. CLEAN humor! We need more of it!
Try Larry Miller, Dennis Regan, and Chris Turner. I'm sure there's more. I'm getting sick of shock and vulgar humor myself. How are cuss words funny? Id be more shocked to hear clever, relatable jokes.
@@Katya_Lastochka My aunt told me many times that using "those words", shows a lack of vocabulary! She was right!!!
"CLEAN"? Were you listening?? - There were some gay references (not that there's anything wrong with that) between the boys; and some "I married 3 teenagers w/ real hot bodies before the rich old lady in the back of the plane" ......... What do you consider CLEAN, Jennifer - words, not context??
RUclips 'Dry Bar Comedy' i found it recently and alot seems to be clean standup.
Back when people laughed with someone not at them. Straight up talent and fun!!
Love both Dean and Jonathon. Their movies TV shows will endure for generations. Both men; one of a kind.
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They sure are laughing at women. . .
@@93Jubilee ...thats when women had a sense of humor....
I like him on Hollywood squares dean martin show and the new scabby doo movies cartoon series
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He's the best ever. I was lucky enough to meet him twice, in my father's tailor shop.
Once, he told me his life story. The other time, he began to put on a show as others came into the store. They don't make them like that any more.
Wow what a treat that was.
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Dean is such a good sport always gigling and Jonatha is out of this world. Genius of olden times.
Sucks sucks sucks, it’s embarrassing for me to watch him, thinking he is being funny
@@KenHarmon-z9w That is an opinion.
I could sit an' watch Dean fall out laughin' for hours, an' never get tired of it...love watchin' him crack up like that.
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Jonathan was so good at this sort of thing, he totally engrossed Dean so much that he let his guard down to the point of forgetting it was a sketch.
Now that takes some doing.
Brilliant
RIP to two of the greatest entertainers of them all.
Jonathan was a pure genius when it came to the ad-lib. He could take any object and go off. Pure comic genius...
He was the Robin Williams of that era. So far ahead of other comedians
He was so great at picking up any object and making a story from that object. Both men so talented. Left us all some great memories.
What a fabulous reminder of my childhood! I love this!!🙏🏼💕
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Those were better days. I grew up with both Dean and Jonathan. They were and still are a part of my life. I had every Jonathan Winter's comedy record. My brother and I spent countless hours listening to and laughing at them over and over. Winters was on Jack Paar's Tonight Show and I stayed up to watch it. Paar loved Winters. My dad was trying to sleep and I laughed so loud that dad got up twice to tell me to quiet down. (He never said "shut up")
And the Dean Martin show was a never miss occasion at my house. I always was anxious to see what was going to happen when he leaped onto the piano. Remember when the piano collapsed??? God I miss those days.
Thank you for reminding me that is what my Dad would say to me. It was always, "quiet down" never shut up. I'm 74 and your writing that comment actually let me sort of hear my Dad's voice telling me that. So sweet growing up in the late 1940's and on.
@@kathleenmckeithen118 Agree. I'm 74 and what a great childhood I and my 4 siblings had. We enjoyed sitting near the TV with my parents watching these wonderful men.
@@donna8389 We were very fortunate to grow up when we did.😊
Jonathan Winters-Truly one of the great comic genius
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He is truly one of the GREATEST COMEDIANS of all time! Thank you for posting this!
They are still around in my life how could anyone forget the quality and class these guys priceless!!!
How sad we've lost the art of laughing at yourself!
Pure Genius! Mr. Martin deserved the award for keeping his "composer" as long as he did!
Composure,NOT composer!!!
@@marymargaretblumhorst5359 Thank you so much for correcting me. I prefer or perfer to laugh at genius(es) instead of wasting time on idiots. And i do not need 3 ! of these to make a point.
Winters had the best laugh and eye expressions!
I love how at the beginning Dean is so composed and serious and at the end he can barely keep it together.
Can you blame him? He really tried to keep it together but, at the end, his reaction to the word 'naughty' is complete surrender. Gotta luv JW!
animerlon Except I don't think the original word was 'naughty'. I don't know exactly what Jonathan said but have seen another clip of this sketch that went on just a tad longer, and they beeped out the punchline so it was obviously something much ruder, which was why Dean lost it at the end!!
I think he said "She was Horny" then they edited it and put Naughty instead of Horny. I saw a longer video of this sketch, its clear there that the "Naughty" was dubbed. He also said something else after that "naughty: part which I didn't understand but Dean and the audience laughed so hard after that sentence
Heres one you you wont believe but I swear it's TRUE, dean Martin didnt drink at all it was part of his shtick. Look it up, now he smoked like a chimney. But he didnt drink
@@paulwagnerjr5960 Very true, Dino didn't really hit the sauce, generally sipping from a wine glass that was filled with apple juice or something. However, he actually did develop a drinking problem late in life after the sudden and tragic loss of his son, Dean Paul Martin.
and no script. pure genius.
That's an incredible piece of ad-libbing fed by Dean Martin's few lines - right off the cuff he's created this incredible character with a complete backstory. What a wonderful actor and comedian he was.
Ive never seen that and I cant breathe loved Jonathan Winters the absolute king of improv.
If I ever find a man that has the humor of Mr. Winters I will completely fall in love!!
Tules G here I am. Honest. A nutty gentleman.
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What a wonderful man, who brought us great joy. A little naughty, but never dirty. By all accounts, a very nice and humble person, unlike so many others in entertainment. Heaven is ringing with laughter now.
Those were the days my friend we thought they would never end forever day 😁😍
Faith Seidel
“Those were the days, my friend
we thought they’d never end.
We’d sing and laugh, forever and a day.
We’d live the life we choose.
We’d fight and never lose.
Those were the days. O yes, those were the days.”
I never gave this man credit for the comedic genius that he is. Jonathan Winters you are a master ! I am sorry that it took so much time to recognize your genius.
Unfortunately, I don't even think it is fully recognized now (although I am heartened that so many have viewed this recently) . If you haven't seen it check out Jonathan Winters with Art Carney It's really good. Although I think it is edited down from the DVD "Jonathan Winters Birth of a Comic Genius" where their sketch is absolutely fabulous. It showed me that Art Carney's comedic talent was also under appreciated. Being in the shadow of Jackie Gleason must have been difficult.
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Some of us were fortunate to be able to experience his genius when it was in first run! Wish it had been given more exposure! MMB
These guys are truly missed. Everyone is so uptight these days...so ready to be offended at every little thing. God how I miss the days when people could have fun, poke fun at one another and no one got sued.
This is quite literally the least offensive and most wholesome comedy I’ve seen in recent years... modern comedy is free to have no boundaries and be offensive... am I missing something?
orion khan yeah, you haven’t been paying attention at all the past 5 years or so. Don’t ask me to enlighten you.
"The first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers". - shakespeare
The bloody “Woke” generation need to back to sleep permanently.
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Two of my favorite guys
I truly miss those guys and their generation! So blessed having grown up with them. When America was at it's zenith!
Oh, yeah. Filling a plane with cigar smoke despite a sign literally in your face saying don't do that one thing, and fellow passengers calling you out on it. Molesting stewardesses and acting like they're supposed to like it. Talk of marrying multiple teenagers for their young bodies even though you think they're stupid. Hilarious comedy i tell ya. They just don't make em like they used to. Make America Great Again!
Natural comedic brilliance! Both guys were class acts.
Yes They were True Stars nowadays phony nobody can touch this Talent and You could really tell jokes have sincere good times wish people would wake up and realize God wants us to Enjoy Life 😃 I have hope that one day people will learn from their many mistakes and realize is ok to laugh 😆 Enjoy Lighten up God Bless All of you Enjoy Life😇😍😉
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This NEVER grows old! Fantastic!!
How could you not love this in 2021...?
Thank God I grew up in this era of real talent.
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Agree!! The best comedians , the best music, the best tv shows ..etc etc. yeah I'm old lol
@@pamkammann1176 Through these, clips, some of the younger people are discovering this talent . The ones who do reaction videos get introduced to it; and it's passed on. A glimmer of hope!
I love Jonathan winters and teamed up with Dean'o they don't make em like that anymore!
great moment on television, thumbs up!
Brilliant! I only wish that it played through to the end. It was probably only a few seconds away. Thank you very much for uploading this bit of classic comedy.
There was a time l could never get enough of Dean Martin♥️And I’m younger than his kids🤗
In real home life he was quite dry and removed. I wonder if he really never got over the break-up from Jerry...until 1976. I read his book: The Dirty Business of Show Business....wonderful. He loved Sammy D Jr.
I will never tire of this genius.
As astonishingly brilliant as Robin Williams was, God Bless his soul...
Williams owes so, so much to the inspiration of Winters.
(Dean Martin is one of the greatest straight men who has ever lived.)
The opening remarks are quite telling:
"Jonathan Winters, along with Don Rickles, were the only two performers who were never written for."
And there you have it.
this was golden era of entertainment, which we have no longer.
they didn't swear... all class
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SNL sometimes gets it right.
miss all these tv-classics
Oh, you old sourpuss, you
LOVE Jonathan Winters; one of my all time favs.
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Winters was always my favorite comedian. There will not be any other like him. Seeing his face was good enough to start laughing.
Love Dean and Jonathan Winters. There will never be replacements.
Well nobody can replace anybody. Smart humor will make a comeback though.
I loved Jonathan Winters as a kid, I didn't understand just how amazing he was at the time ony that he was funny. Later realizing he made up pretty much everything on the spot made me really appreciate him as a comedian. The man was a genius at his craft.
Miss this kind of talent today.
I watched an old Johnny Carson with Jonathan Winters. Jonathan was talking about his pets at home. It was so hilarious!! I laughed so much it hurt! 😂.
Comedic genius, didn't even have to swear.
I have seen this sketch more than 20 times and I still when I am in a blue mood I try again and again I laugh.
I do the same thing. I save stuff like this to a RUclips Playlist I titled Funny.
Both were great. Mr Winters was amazing..
ABLAZ X (Armaniblast) Have you ever seen Robin Williams and Jonathan Winters together? You can't stop laughing.
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Wow! Jonathan Winters's Walter Brennan impersonation was spot on!
My best friend and I loved Jonathan Winters so much we memorized some of the lines from his recording and while working in the kitchen of her dad's restaurant got in trouble more than once with the cook for causing him to lose his concentration on busy weekend nights. She was the busgirl and I was the dishwasher. I still laugh thinking of Marilyn coming through the kitchen door pushing her bus cart and singing "Well, Billy...Billy's comin' into town. Comin' in to shoot the marshall, gonna shoot him, shoot him down, well Billy, oh, Billy...Billy's comin' into town. Junction City! Junction City! You can get out now, Billy" This was from his spoof of Billy the Kid. Another one we memorized was "Maudy Frickert and a day at a funeral...her brother having just passed away...." This is one of his most hilarious sketches in which the funeral director is gay and the piano player is drunk "Whadya want Mrs. Frigger....regular funeral music..or somethin' he'd like?"
Yes, those were the good ol' days. I just don't see these wonderful comedians being replaced today. I miss them all and long to be truly entertained as I was when I was a kid in the fifties and sixties. In those years we had a wealth of entertainment in our own living rooms every night! I imagine some of those big shows like the Jackie Gleason show with dancers and many famous guests plus his own cast cost more money than producers are willing to spend these days.
As for the words that are bleeped, with a little lip reading I can make out Dean saying "You bet your sweet a_ _." And Jonathan retaliates with You bet your (unintelligible) sweet a _ _." It might be "You bet your sorry, sweet a - -."
Adrienne Vincent I think it's "sh-tt-ng sweet ass"
When you have real world class talent on stage, all you need are two chairs, a couple seat belts, and "Away we go!"
God loves Jonathan Winters... Dean could barely contain himself...
[my eyes are watering, from laughing so much]
he was king of the comedy hill...
Winters was the funniest improviser ever, and yet his dramatic performance on the T Zones Game of Pool is brilliant
You can always count on Jonathan Winters for loads of fun.
You bet your sweet ass you can!
I laughed so hard at this, and like some have said, we needed that today. But as a hard-core college football fan for nearly 50 years it is amazing how much Jonathan resembles the great Keith Jackson.
I still have your albums, Jonathan, on Verve Labels. Never threw them out, scratches and all.
Jonathan wouldn't have minded the scratches. He sort of scratched our sensibilities all the time with his humor.
how awesome they were, no matter how much time passes they can still make me laugh
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Ah, the good old days, where have they gone. Bummer!!!!
Probably to the nature of the entertainment business. 1,2, or 3 hit wonders. And then to the next cash cow. Whether it be comedy, film, or music, it's the next buck. True art has become a lost concept within entertainment industry.
There are a few diamonds in the rough, but I must agree, very few are polished as well as Winters and others in his era.
Linda Wowk they’re all in Valhalla having a good time.
That is great comedy to make Dean burst out laughing at the end. Hard to catch him off guard!!
There never was and never will be anyone like Jonathan Winters. Clean, hysterical comedy!
why do you old folks always ask for hysterical and "clean" comedy? Never had dirty thoughts?
@@stranraerwal I don't like garbage running around in my head.
"You're not like you are on the television: sweet, boozed." LOL!
They are awesome together! So funny! Jonathan Winters was one of a kind so good at Improv.
It was so sad to see him go.
There were so many good things in the "Good Ol' Days!
Dean Martin wasn't a drunk, he didn't even drink! It was an ACT! And he played it perfect!!
Jules I think he did enjoy a drink, but only socially. He was never the lush that he portrayed himself to be onstage. After all, as has been pointed out by many others he could never have sustained the successful long-term career he had on TV, films and records if he HAD been an alcoholic.
Oh I didn’t realise that. 😂
Foster Brooks
Johnathan Winters was pure comedy genius. Great era. Great fun.
Rest in peace, Jonathan, you hilarious, hilarious man.
Improvising at its best and all-out hilarious!!!
JohnathanW & Dean M ...how great is that! JW is a genius with his improv, but DM is just as great with his setup & reactions! Both legendary!!
Two icons in an age of great talent.
I sure do miss Dean!!!
My folks always had records laying around. Comedy albums like crazy. Milton Berle, Andy Griffith, Red Foxx....
Still have them.
There is nothing that compares to the comedy/improve of the past!
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Holy mackerel those two are funny. Nobody does it like that anymore. Those days are all in the past.
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Amazing, both of them, but Jonathan is such an epic performer really. I often credit him and Rodney Dangerfield with inspiring later treasures like John Candy and Robin Williams. All three of them could do improv like nobody else.
Was there ever anyone funnier? Robin Williams used joking refer to Jonathan as 'Dad' but he knew he was a very distant second to him when it came to improvisation. My favorites were his sketches in the 'Attic' on his old syndicate show The Wacky World of Jonathan Winters. He could pick up the simplest objects like an old hat or a stick and create the wildest material ever. There will never be another like him.
"Strange guy my brother, he comes up for Thanksgiving" LOLOL
Robin Williams learned from the best.
He learned rehearsed improvisation. Every line, every action was heavily rehearsed, but they were made to look like improv.
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@Patrick Ancona I like them both.
Patrick Ancona ... right on the money! Williams was annoying. Winters was a pro.
@@tenspeedtruck4083 That's right! And am I the only one that perceived Williams as a pervert? Or just my imagination?
I was fortunate enough to catch Dean on stage in Vegas before he passed away.
Dean who?
Two of the greatest ❤
I love the way Dean tries to keep from breaking up.
Simply amazing talent. Robin Williams God Bless his soul. Good clean humor that doesn’t need any bad language just humor cracks me up
Classic, love them both! Side note... I like it at 6:53 when Dean's hand motions towards his mouth to take a drag of the cigarette he usually has in his hand!
I had a Jonathan Winters comedy album on vinyl LP years ago with his "World's Oldest Airline Stewardess" routine. I would love to find it on RUclips. It has to be one of the funniest comedy bits ever.
I lost a true genius yesterday! I laughed at his wonderfully skewed brain for 50 plus years. fortunately we have his videos to remind us of how wonderfully funny he was, and always will be!
that man was the best ever-----I miss him
Amazing performance two of my favorite people ❤️ Dino and winters
The reason they didn't write for John was it is impossible for near genius to write for absolute genius. They would have ruined a lot of great spontaneous moments.
Same for Don Rickles.....he just started and went full speed....no writers.
he was a focking moron
They did the same thing (but to a lesser degree) for Robin Williams when he was doing the TV show Mork and Mindy. They would write some dialogue for him but would also have parts of the script in which Williams was simply allowed to improvise.
Add to that I don't believe John would have allowed it. When he was in tune with whatever airwaves the universe was sending him he was having the most fun he probably ever had in his life. To read a scripted line would have taken that away from him and pretty sure he would have just felt like a fraud.
I think it will be a long, long time before anyone will be able to come close to Jonathan Winters. I haven't seen anyone in the last 30 years who was so spontaneous in creating laughter in so many ways. He could always create something from nothing (does this make any sense ?). I really like Robin Williams, Steve Martin, Eddie Murphy - Etc. But, Jonathan is a force of nature. I doubt we will see his like ever again.
Theo Lamp Tim Conway on the Carol Burnett Show was every bit as good if not better.
Theo Lamp Robin Williams was also good at improv and a big fan of Winters, in fact, there are some funniest moments online featuring these two.
Theo Lamp We had him somewhat with Robin Williams. Sadly, there are none like them around today.
+R. S. Watkins And, as you probably know, Robin always said that Jonathan was his main influence. And, Jonathan also made several appearances on "Mork & Mindy". Best wishes, Ted
+Theo Lamp Winters was great and so unique. The other people mentioned here are all very good at what the do. The great ones all have something all their own that can't honestly be compared to another. Trying to say who is funnier, Winters or Conway or Robin Williams is just not something that can be determined. I think just leaving it at "they are all great" makes the most sense..
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would be proud of this fine gentleman. Jonathan is a WWII Marine
Red Skelton was the greatest. I miss his show.
Red Skeleton was one of my mentor's growing up with my graetgrandmother who took care of his mother
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I love Deans reactions, what great comedy
Dan Beliveau Dean was a perfect foil for other comedians like Jonathan, and also Foster Brooks. Just watching for the exact point in a sketch where he completely loses it and falls apart makes it twice as hilarious - he had such a wonderfully infectious laugh!!😂😂
His reaction to "she was naughty" absolutely golden
Dean’s not Deans
You can see where Robin Williams harnessed his style. Winters was just more subtle.
What a talent!Miss him!
Jonathan and Dean both lived about 10 miles from my house when I was a kid. On occasion we would see them outside their homes near the road (very rural) setting, and just relaxing taking in the countryside view (Santa Monica Mountains). Whenever we saw them we would wave driving by and they were just as friendly as could be. Waving back and all smiles. Those were good childhood times and memories.
I swear I've watched this 15 times....
Thanks for the refreshing, revitalzing memories of two FINE, comic guys!
Before Robin Williams (rip) There was his idle, Jonathan Winters (rip)
Two of the all time greats.
Fred B. *idol
Fred B. idol not idle...
+Fred B.
Maybe you're referring to that time when Jonathan was loafing in the same room as Robin.
+N1755L Yea it was every episode of Mork and Mindy they were in together.
he's incomparable,the funniest,no cursing,but very sophisticated...when the greats were gods.. ty for this gem...
Johnathan winter! What an entertainer.