It was a very good time to see comedy. Those times are gone and will not be back ever. I miss that time and the wonderful comedians that used to be presented on TV almost on everyday basis. God bless all of them!
This is just fun! Televised entertainment captured America! Carson was an icon on late night tv. Johnathan Winters was another thing/thought altogether!!! So much!! Thank You all for the times and the laughs! God Bless! (Red Skelton)! Thank You!
Brian Coffey Just like Don Rickles: Don Rickles started cracking up when Foster Brooks just looked at him before he started his famous pickled routine. As a matter of fact, the whole audience was giggling before Foster Brooks said a word.
They should have put Johnathan's brain in the Smithsonian. When it came to improv he made today's best computers seem slow. I have followed Johnathan's career since Jack Paar first introduced him in 1962 on the Tonight Show. He was one in a million.
Jonathon is brilliant.... and he did get locked up --- in the same institution that locked up my sister.... He was a treat. He was the comedy God. And he was a very warm and gentle man.
Yes & no. Hey we spoke to each other, wrote to each other (that's the pen & paper thingy), footballers drove the next model up from yours & had a mortgage, interest rates were 10% & rising, guaranteed too!, Music that made you dance, beer 15p a pint, petrol 35p a gallon, thus a alcoholic then was cheaper to drink beer than petrol unlike now it's cheaper to drink petrol than beer! Yup them thar' wis the days..
Yeah, it seems that way. Comics don't want to play the universities, because they are too politically correct to laugh,,, What have we created? What are we doing. What is causing this?
You can tell they really edited this. Would loved to actually seen the whole routine although I imagine they filmed much more material than they'd ever need for the hour show and then just intercut stuff in (like those "reaction" shots don't always match up with the actual jokes you hear).
Jonathan Harshman Winters III (11 de noviembre de 1925-11 de abril de 2013) fue un comediante, actor, autor, presentador de televisión y artista estadounidense. A partir de 1960, Winters grabó muchos álbumes de comedia clásica para el sello Verve Records. También tuvo un álbum cada década durante más de 50 años, recibiendo 11 nominaciones a los Grammy, incluyendo ocho al Mejor Álbum de Comedia, durante su carrera. De estas nominaciones, ganó el Premio Grammy al Mejor Álbum para Niños por su contribución a una adaptación de El Principito en 1975 y el Premio Grammy al Mejor Álbum de Comedia Hablada para Crank(y) Calls en 1996.
The roasts of old are like diamonds... They stand the test of time. The roast of today are like bull crap... It turns into dust after a day or two. 🤭😅✌️
Thank you from someone Who enjoyed roast when they were funny. I was a kid when he did this and i remember my siblings and i Loved these things. I wouldn't want my dog to watch That comedy central garbage.
These old roast were so fantastic. Nothing like the filth they show on Comedy Central with Jeff Ross. Hilarious stuff that didn't need to come from the gutter.
John William Carson (Corning, Iowa; 23 de octubre de 1925 - West Hollywood, California; 23 de enero de 2005) fue un presentador, comediante, escritor y productor de televisión estadounidense.
It's not like old school comics couldn't have worked blue. Vaudeville guys like Burns and Benny could have. Berle. The list goes on and on. But these guys had societal standards that they had to abide by. Richard Pryor and George Carlin were also funny. And I also think they could have been funny had they had to abide by the same societal standards. But I must admit that it's a nice feeling to be able to laugh at something and not also cringe a little bit, too. As a kid I could have been playing on the floor while my parents watched these guys on tv. Now, on cable, there's porn on at 10 PM. Societal standards are all but gone. It's every person for themselves now. The media feels no responsibility for what they put out there.
Not only was Jonathon funny, but Johnny was his best audience. They made a great team
It was a very good time to see comedy. Those times are gone and will not be back ever. I miss that time and the wonderful comedians that used to be presented on TV almost on everyday basis. God bless all of them!
This is just fun! Televised entertainment captured America! Carson was an icon on late night tv. Johnathan Winters was another thing/thought altogether!!! So much!! Thank You all for the times and the laughs! God Bless! (Red Skelton)! Thank You!
Love how Johnny would always start laughing before Winters started because he knew something hilarious would soon ensue!
Brian Coffey
Just like Don Rickles:
Don Rickles started cracking up when Foster Brooks just looked at him before he started his famous pickled routine.
As a matter of fact, the whole audience was giggling before Foster Brooks said a word.
You can tell that Johnny really likes Jonathon. R.I.P. to both!
Jonathan Winters died in 2013 at the age of 86.
INTELLIGENT COMEDY....take a listen folks.....long time before we see his likes again.
Psntherbeech
*(kkkkkkkkkk
Nice to see Mr. Carson slightly stand to shake hands, when his "old friend" was leaving
They should have put Johnathan's brain in the Smithsonian. When it came to improv he made today's best computers seem slow. I have followed Johnathan's career since Jack Paar first introduced him in 1962 on the Tonight Show. He was one in a million.
Jonathon is brilliant.... and he did get locked up --- in the same institution that locked up my sister.... He was a treat. He was the comedy God. And he was a very warm and gentle man.
That damn Johnny Carson laugh sure do miss it...Along with the rest of these comic greats.
Fisherman Fro
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John Winters was a class act. Off the wall.
Back when men walked in Hollywood
None better than Jonathan Winters at improvising..... he was the best !
This is pure magic and genius
“Well that’s a white squirrel...” 😂
But Tha Fact That You've Been Able To Make 2 Wives Disappear LMFAO
I comeback time after time only for this phrase
Outstanding comedy!
No one had Carson in splits quite like Jonathan Winters! So amazing to see
Jonathon, the best comedian ever
agreed!
Correct.
he & the uther buckeye Tim Conway & sumwhere down the line the buckeye dave Chappell
Someone edited the crap outta this...I wish we could see the whole thing...Winters was priceless.
wonderful comedy geniuses, not a curse word to be found
Indeed
The intelligent ones have no need to curse.
“If you’s to come home now, they’d just beat the life outta you.”
"Well … God love ya."
My Imorata Dean Martin guaranteed almost choked on his drink when he said that. 😂
Jonathan Winters comic genius!
I know that time period and earlier had it's problems,but I just think times were better then.
You are 100% correct.
Yes & no. Hey we spoke to each other, wrote to each other (that's the pen & paper thingy), footballers drove the next model up from yours & had a mortgage, interest rates were 10% & rising, guaranteed too!, Music that made you dance, beer 15p a pint, petrol 35p a gallon, thus a alcoholic then was cheaper to drink beer than petrol unlike now it's cheaper to drink petrol than beer! Yup them thar' wis the days..
..yeah Trump was a small time crook trying to impress his parents unlike now a big time crook trying to impress the lowest denominators.
THANKS FOR THIS HUMOURUS SHORT
Jonathan Winters was the best ever
that joke of him, formidable !!!!
Laughter the best medicine !! It’s all good... Benny , Burns, DeLuise, Foxx, Carson, Martin, & Jonathan. Funny, yet sad they’ve gone.
He was pure laughable genius
AGREED!!!!
Like no other!
R.i.P Thank God for laughter a man who made I self listening. A 🎁LORD Jesus we are BLESS. ♥️♥️♥️
Funny as always
Where have all the great comedians gone?....Dead... with no replacements.
Yeah, it seems that way. Comics don't want to play the universities, because they are too politically correct to laugh,,, What have we created? What are we doing. What is causing this?
That was way too short! Brilliant stuff but it should have gone on another 2-3 minutes at least.
They were ALL EZ to watch, and more than enough material to go around ! Winters was the majician!
Love the wife joke 👍👍
these guys were good an pure talent
Jonathan the Great, no one is like you, rest in peace, smile of the world
You can tell they really edited this. Would loved to actually seen the whole routine although I imagine they filmed much more material than they'd ever need for the hour show and then just intercut stuff in (like those "reaction" shots don't always match up with the actual jokes you hear).
Goodness, people are right, Carson knew how good Winters was, that he would already be in stitches, before he had even started the joke!!!
Jonathan Harshman Winters III (11 de noviembre de 1925-11 de abril de 2013) fue un comediante, actor, autor, presentador de televisión y artista estadounidense. A partir de 1960, Winters grabó muchos álbumes de comedia clásica para el sello Verve Records. También tuvo un álbum cada década durante más de 50 años, recibiendo 11 nominaciones a los Grammy, incluyendo ocho al Mejor Álbum de Comedia, durante su carrera. De estas nominaciones, ganó el Premio Grammy al Mejor Álbum para Niños por su contribución a una adaptación de El Principito en 1975 y el Premio Grammy al Mejor Álbum de Comedia Hablada para Crank(y) Calls en 1996.
That man was a genius.
The roasts of old are like diamonds... They stand the test of time.
The roast of today are like bull crap... It turns into dust after a day or two. 🤭😅✌️
But The Fact That You Been Able To Make 2 Wives Disappear LMAO
greatly missed- who we used to be-what made us laugh-lost to todays shallow empty shadows of the great-Come SOON Lord Jesus!
You never knew what Winters was going to do. It was impossible to script him. Did Mumford and sons get their name from this skit?
Keith Purdue
I got many a giggle whenever he did Maude Frickert.
Great dais ... foxx, newhart, burns, brooks, deluise, ... Barry Goldwater?!
Yeah, Barry's a close second!
Thank you from someone
Who enjoyed roast when they were funny. I was a kid when he did this and i remember my siblings and i
Loved these things.
I wouldn't want my dog to watch
That comedy central garbage.
America at its best xx
master ad lib
Ironic, considering the number of comedy routines that Carson stole from Johathan Winters. Carson was so powerful that no one would call him a thief.
Only one Carson like no other. The guys now are really not funny.
These old roast were so fantastic. Nothing like the filth they show on Comedy Central with Jeff Ross. Hilarious stuff that didn't need to come from the gutter.
John William Carson (Corning, Iowa; 23 de octubre de 1925 - West Hollywood, California; 23 de enero de 2005) fue un presentador, comediante, escritor y productor de televisión estadounidense.
What on earth was Nelson Rockefeller doing there?
It's not like old school comics couldn't have worked blue. Vaudeville guys like Burns and Benny could have. Berle. The list goes on and on. But these guys had societal standards that they had to abide by. Richard Pryor and George Carlin were also funny. And I also think they could have been funny had they had to abide by the same societal standards. But I must admit that it's a nice feeling to be able to laugh at something and not also cringe a little bit, too. As a kid I could have been playing on the floor while my parents watched these guys on tv. Now, on cable, there's porn on at 10 PM. Societal standards are all but gone. It's every person for themselves now. The media feels no responsibility for what they put out there.
anyone else seeing hints of zach galifinakis in this?
top de linha
all dead now my idols I'll watch men like these all my life till my end
Not all dead, a few remain. Just not in obvious places.
Bob Newhart still around. But for how long :( .
Still love watching these guys. ...pure comedy, pure talent
So funny
I don't quite know what to say
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