Peter Falk was always one of my favorite actors growing up, I came late to the game so to speak watching reruns of Columbo when I was out of high school in the 90's. He was in one of my favorite Twilight Zone episodes as a Castro-like dictator. As someone in law enforcement though, he was definitely my favorite TV cop.
Oh my God, total Classic with excellent stars!!!! Paul Lynde is my favorite comedian, he is a class act!!!!! Dean's show was the greatest!!!!! So funny!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 ❤❤❤❤.....
HAHA, and I LOVE how Dean Martin starts to pull his hat down over his face and sinks down into the seat after making that quip! Priceless! Like he knew he was pushing the censors a little. Golden!
@@manofthehour6856 The fact that Paul could get away with saying "you know your very attractive when your angry" to Peter Faulk is just mind blowing. He used to get away with a lot on Hollywood Squares. I'm glad he did but don't know how he managed.
Just think of it, martin falk and lynde doing a skit together tv then was so imaginative unlike today's generic consumption. Passed off as entertainment.
I swear, if ANY show today could even come close to this, I'd watch. But there are NONE that could. Today's television and most movies are absolutely terrible.
When the last of the true entertainers, such as these, passed away, they took the last of any talent left with them! Hollywood is nothing but a propaganda mill now. Talent, humor and true entertainers are forbidden by the socialist left that now owns the country.
thanks everyone for your responses. I really liked cars from this era , especially convertibles from the 60s and 70s. I know its not a chevelle or gto but each car back then had some beauty to it.
You are so right! This Catalina is gorgeous, even if they did try to ugly it up with "bullet holes" and "wear". You could find this in the parking lot because with color choices and models, there was much more individuality. Yesterday, I was trying to determine if what may have been a Jaguar SUV was that or a Chevy Blazer....it was a new Blazer. Ludicrous....
I wonder if the LGBT community might call Paul Lynde a sell out Uncle Thomasina for this bit. A sense of humor can establish more peace and love then a hundred years of social justice warrior activism.
Where Lynde's humor was biting and cynical, LGBT people love it. When it was needlessly campy and feminine, less so. But no one is suggesting that programs like this be censored or removed. That's the favored tactic of the religious right.
So true. Paul Lynde and Dean Martin both fought bigotry with humor and helped to pave the way for others to come out even when they could not themselves, at least not publicly.
I think it depends on who you talk to. I am a transgender person and I find his stuff and Martin and Lewis funny and heart warming. I am also a christian. So please don't think that just because some is of a religious affiliation they are against this LGBT. Love is love and God is love.
Paul Lynde was the funniest on Hollywood Squares. On one episode he was asked "If a man falls off a ship people yell Man Overboard. What do they yell if a women falls overboard?" without batting an eye or taking to long to think about it. Lyndes shouts out "full speed ahead" Does anyone know what type of car they are in?
I ggrew up on Dean martin show iam 68 yrs old and there was not one dean martin show that wasnt funny or great for entertainment, dino learned alot about COMEDY during his yrs with jerry
Jerry Lewis was not funny to me, he had to try and be funny. I was so happy when Dean Martin went on his own. I love his dry sense of humor. Jerry Lewis was silly.
HAH! Probably what makes it is that there is a great deal of spontaneity in this show.....Dean never showed up until the taping, and if something went off script, he or the other guests would just fix it. It required wit, talent, and confidence. I really don't see that pulled off today where everything, especially "reality shows" are scripted.
There's nothing wrong with thinking of him as a gay comedian who had to hide it, but to me was just funny, period, with or without the gay part. Especially with insult lines.
Damian Blaze everyone except old ladies knew Liberace was gay. With all of the flamboyance, Liberace was very conservative. He did not like flaunting any kind of sexuality. He liked the theatrics of everything. He was in a league of his own!
I was shocked to learn that Peter Falk was jewish (trust me I have nothing against jews) its just that he looks & sounds so Italian. I guess its because in my mind I always associate him with Det. Columbo.
The same could be said for a lot of those guys. Like Martin and Lewis. It is such a shame they were not able to be open about who they were and who they loved.
When Paul Lynde would do stand up, one of his lines was “so this is what the inside of a cunt smells like”. He was very out of the closet, but it was different then. Even the men and women used references rather than blatant sex humor. It’s what made it so funny.
Teddy Bass Hell no. You can't replicate true talent and true genius. If we could my cousin T. Windsor Scrupe would be the new Shakespeare. As it is he's where he belongs -- stuffing mushrooms at a Hoboken deli.
Loved this show of Dean's and his celebrity roast shows. I'll never forget the one joke bout Lucille Ball. Lucy was thinking bout dyeing her hair to her natural color. But she can't remember what it is. Also Ruth Busby dressed as older lady hitting Dean with her purse.
As soon as Paul Lynde walks on, you immediately start to laugh! And that’s even before he utters a word! lol
He's all the way & over the line; past the fence kinda wonderful! 🤗🤣
Dean and Peter trying so hard not to laugh is adorable - 😆
Peter faulk trying to be serious round these two? Impossible. Love this!
Three Legends RIP
Dean martin and paul lynde. I dont know why but they bring out the best in each other. the rapport is fantastic
Paul Lynde came out of the closet with that line to Peter Faulk, you know your terribly attractive when your angry". 😆
Peter Falk was always one of my favorite actors growing up, I came late to the game so to speak watching reruns of Columbo when I was out of high school in the 90's. He was in one of my favorite Twilight Zone episodes as a Castro-like dictator. As someone in law enforcement though, he was definitely my favorite TV cop.
Mine too. He lead the way for shows like Monk and Hannibal which clearly were inspired by Columbo.
Falk was one of the best at what he did. When it came Columbo, he was Columbo.
Sooooo glad I found this! Peter Falk FOREVER!!!!! 👍
Thanx Dixie! I'll see if I can try & reupload "That's How It's Gonna Be" from Robin & the 7 Hoods :)
Good! I think it's called "All For One".
+but,
Golden era of Television. best times ever....
Oh my God, total Classic with excellent stars!!!! Paul Lynde is my favorite comedian, he is a class act!!!!! Dean's show was the greatest!!!!! So funny!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 ❤❤❤❤.....
"I hope he can't reach inside the car from there" 😁
Loved that bit too. 😁
And that was a gay joke
HAHA, and I LOVE how Dean Martin starts to pull his hat down over his face and sinks down into the seat after making that quip! Priceless! Like he knew he was pushing the censors a little. Golden!
@@manofthehour6856 The fact that Paul could get away with saying "you know your very attractive when your angry" to Peter Faulk is just mind blowing. He used to get away with a lot on Hollywood Squares. I'm glad he did but don't know how he managed.
@@dangerousd9187 excuse me?? Did I miss something??
anything with paul lynde is solid gold to watch...hes so good
he was also in bewitched
Micky Macleod yes. both he and Eizabeth Montgomery's husband who was producer of the show became very good friends. tHEY loved him ..
***** ; )
What a fantastic trio of talent. Thanks for posting.
Ah. Paul Lynde. What a tragedy. RIP.
All three of them were very funny and entertaining.
“If he’s near the radiator, he’s probably rinsing out a few things”.. lol
What things... doesn't matter, it's about the rinsing out
it's like a Carol Burnett skit Peter was already laughing soon as Paul walked on the set.
I had a '70 Pontiac Catalina. 4 Dr sedan. Real nice auto. Still got the wheel covers
Lol, beautiful car!!
I love Peter Falk, I love Paul Lynde and I love love love our amazing Dino! I miss those days... Your channel is wonderful! Thank you! ❤
So this is real TV!
Love those Gangster Threads Martin and Falk are wearing!
Kinda suits them doesn't it
WOW, a 1970 Pontiac Catalina Convertible with the 400 cubic inch V8
69????? Anyway they took the glass out blackened the chrome with paint and sooted up the car because of glare....called mayfair maize vthat color
Paul Lynde is one of the true badasses of comedy
Oooo, fierce
I was born in '69 but I cleave to the old comedy like this.... when vulgarity wasn't a requirement for comedy
Cursing isn't required for talented comedians to be hilarious.
Every time I see this clip I have to click on it and watch it again. I love everything Dean Martin ever did.
Just think of it, martin falk and lynde doing a skit together tv then was so imaginative unlike today's generic consumption. Passed off as entertainment.
so true
Ron Stewart so true.
Martin Falk fine investment house.
I swear, if ANY show today could even come close to this, I'd watch. But there are NONE that could. Today's television and most movies are absolutely terrible.
You are right. Why are movies and TV shows so bad today?
When the last of the true entertainers, such as these, passed away, they took the last of any talent left with them! Hollywood is nothing but a propaganda mill now. Talent, humor and true entertainers are forbidden by the socialist left that now owns the country.
@@steveforbes7718 Hey Steve not yet they d ,t but y say. Such sir jlpd there csuz
@@eileendekey3855 I take it you're being intentionally illiterate - why?
@@georgeash4008 Because most of the producers are either perverts or pedophiles!
Tim Conway and Harvey Korman did almost the same skit on Carole Burnette.
The good old days - when u could smoke @ gas stations.
"Just give us $1000 worth of gas"
We may need that much money for a tank soon, lol.
By the way, how Peter Falk held it together was beyond me!!!
thanks everyone for your responses. I really liked cars from this era , especially convertibles from the 60s and 70s. I know its not a chevelle or gto but each car back then had some beauty to it.
It's a 1970 Pontiac Catalina. My family had one, but it wasn't a convertible.
You are so right! This Catalina is gorgeous, even if they did try to ugly it up with "bullet holes" and "wear". You could find this in the parking lot because with color choices and models, there was much more individuality. Yesterday, I was trying to determine if what may have been a Jaguar SUV was that or a Chevy Blazer....it was a new Blazer. Ludicrous....
@@ralphewell8398Did you notice they removed the windshield on the car.
This demonstrates that we weren't "Homophobic" 50 Yrs ago, we merely had Class, Style, & Humor about things. Blessings
This is one of the best I've seen. Could not stop laughing. Thank you !
Beautiful.
Funny, oops need gas. 😅 Dean Martin and Colombo. 👍 I love this.
I adore the years the best of the best ❤
thank you for posting this. everybody loves Dino!
Man, he was a true gent. I'm glad he broke up with Jerry Lewis as I never liked that guy.
Love Paul Lynde!
Los tres son maravillosos.
Three of my favorite people!!! Thank you so much xD
My favourite
This is insane!
1970 Pontiac
Very Funny Clip + Ace Comedy Guys.
I wonder if the LGBT community might call Paul Lynde a sell out Uncle Thomasina for this bit. A sense of humor can establish more peace and love then a hundred years of social justice warrior activism.
People like him are always being treated like Uncle Toms, but it's ridiculous to do that, just as you say.
Where Lynde's humor was biting and cynical, LGBT people love it. When it was needlessly campy and feminine, less so. But no one is suggesting that programs like this be censored or removed. That's the favored tactic of the religious right.
So true. Paul Lynde and Dean Martin both fought bigotry with humor and helped to pave the way for others to come out even when they could not themselves, at least not publicly.
I think it depends on who you talk to. I am a transgender person and I find his stuff and Martin and Lewis funny and heart warming. I am also a christian. So please don't think that just because some is of a religious affiliation they are against this LGBT. Love is love and God is love.
Political correctness to the point of losing our ability to laugh and be humorous will ensure nothing but bitter seriousness. BORING!
The car is a physical mess but the wheel covers and white walls are fresh off the shelf.
Great classic entertainment !!!
Paul Lynde, 14 karat comedy gold! 🏅
Paul Lynde was the funniest on Hollywood Squares. On one episode he was asked "If a man falls off a ship people yell Man Overboard. What do they yell if a women falls overboard?" without batting an eye or taking to long to think about it. Lyndes shouts out "full speed ahead"
Does anyone know what type of car they are in?
Pontiac Bonneville.
Nope, Catalina...
Wtf Happened thanks , I thought it was a buick.
Wtf Happened Yup - you are correct. Beautiful car.
1970
I laugh till my sides ache thanks to Paul lynde And dean Martin May you all rest in peace
Words that country go
This was great! 😂
ALSO GLAD I.FOUMD THIS SO SPECIAL
2:15 Whhhaaaaa!!!!!!! 😄😄😄😄
I can just picture Paul pushing another boy out of a window. Hilarious.
MAGNIFICOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Bonnie and Clyde, Paul Lynde's overalls are way too clean. Now that's one clean John !! LOL !
I ggrew up on Dean martin show iam 68 yrs old and there was not one dean martin show that wasnt funny or great for entertainment, dino learned alot about COMEDY during his yrs with jerry
Jerry Lewis was not funny to me, he had to try and be funny. I was so happy when Dean Martin went on his own. I love his dry sense of humor. Jerry Lewis was silly.
yk dean's trynna not laugh when he starts touching his face
Lmao I seriously miss good comedy!
HAH! Probably what makes it is that there is a great deal of spontaneity in this show.....Dean never showed up until the taping, and if something went off script, he or the other guests would just fix it. It required wit, talent, and confidence. I really don't see that pulled off today where everything, especially "reality shows" are scripted.
'Which, eye is peter falk making contact with'?
3:07 I don't know when this aired but I'm kind of shocked they let that joke slide! Or maybe it was ad libbed? Funny either way!
There's nothing wrong with thinking of him as a gay comedian who had to hide it, but to me was just funny, period, with or without the gay part. Especially with insult lines.
Oppeldeldoc1 How could people not have known? It was so obvious.
WATCHMAN 117 people didn't know Liberace was gay for years lol
Damian Blaze everyone except old ladies knew Liberace was gay. With all of the flamboyance, Liberace was very conservative. He did not like flaunting any kind of sexuality. He liked the theatrics of everything. He was in a league of his own!
He was an openly gay man playing straight parts. That was the recipe for his comedy in that era. He wasn't oppressed.
Sorry Peter Falk not faulk.
"Hiya Sammy". Uncle Arthur
I was shocked to learn that Peter Falk was jewish (trust me I have nothing against jews) its just that he looks & sounds so Italian. I guess its because in my mind I always associate him with Det. Columbo.
3:07 he just like me fr
Funny stuff
Dean Martin pissed as a newt.
Paul lynde is so funny. Most of he's jokes were in someway gay. It's sad that he could not publicly come out of the closet it was to risky
The same could be said for a lot of those guys. Like Martin and Lewis. It is such a shame they were not able to be open about who they were and who they loved.
Martin Lewis 😢 Totally, and I wish I could say it’s never the case today.
what are you talking about it was well known Lynde was homosexual and he made zero effort to hide it in fact flaunted it. And he wasn't the only one.
Yeah. He was the American Kenneth Williams, who was also closeted. 😢 On a lighter note, can you imagine if they both worked together? 😄
When Paul Lynde would do stand up, one of his lines was “so this is what the inside of a cunt smells like”.
He was very out of the closet, but it was different then. Even the men and women used references rather than blatant sex humor. It’s what made it so funny.
I wish I could parody this script. Jim Carey as Paul Lynde, Benicio del Toro as Peter Faulk and Robert De Niro as Dean Martin. Would it work?
Yes, Yes I could see that working.
Teddy Bass Hell no. You can't replicate true talent and true genius. If we could my cousin T. Windsor Scrupe would be the new Shakespeare. As it is he's where he belongs -- stuffing mushrooms at a Hoboken deli.
No, it would not work. Those demon do not hold a candle to Dean, Paul, or Peter. De Niro is so nasty.
what is the name of the film
This clip is from Dean Martin's variety show.
Loved this show of Dean's and his celebrity roast shows. I'll never forget the one joke bout Lucille Ball. Lucy was thinking bout dyeing her hair to her natural color. But she can't remember what it is. Also Ruth Busby dressed as older lady hitting Dean with her purse.
3:11
Jiffy Lube service 😂
Am i the only one hearing Roger the alien 😂
Jesus saves
They need gas for the car. They just robbed a bank.
🤣🤣🤣
*******
Grease Monkey indeed
Paul Lynde ended up acting "TOO gay" in the 1970's.
Dean Martin made a a gay joke
Because Pauline was (GAY )
When did he make a gay joke??
GROSSARTIG
Funny for the day, not for today.
Paul Lynde, flamboyantly gay, makes a bunch of gay jokes in the 70’s and nobody cared.
Dean looks drunk
When gays and gay jokes were funny.
This was stupid