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"Who's on First?": IT Is probably The most famous -- and much copied -- comedy routine OF A LandMark COmedy Duo Named "Abbott AND Costello" -- This version is from AN Abbott (ON THE RIGHT) & Costello (ON THE LEFT] Show episode "The Actor's Home", AND is widely considered the definitive version -- So slick; AT THE NATIONAL Baseball Hall of Fame, IN COOPERSTOWN (NEW YORK] WHICH I VISITED, SOME YEARS AGO, "WHO's ON FIRST" - AND ABBOTT & COSTELlo - ARE THE ONE AND ONLY NON-BASEBALL PLAYER (OR TEAM OFFICIAL) HONORED THERE -- THE BELOW TAPE RUNS ON A CONTINOUS LOOP IN EVERY PUBLIC ROOM AT THE BASEBALL HALL OF FAME -- IN REAL LIFE, LOU COSTELLO WAS AN AWARD-Wiining HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL (NOT BASEBALL] PLAYER in HIS HOME STATE OF NEW JERSEY, AND HE IS HONORED AT THE NEW JERSEY HALL OF FAME !!!
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Another Famous Abbott and Costello Sketch is the "Landlord wants his rent - 7 x 13 = 28" skit. Very Funny..
This is a mathematical must.
I believe that skit is called 'New Math"
Costello's one of the great comedians of our time.
Must do this
"Loafin'" about working in a bakery.
The greatest sketch ever written & performed by masters.
Nah. It was old hat when this was recorded.
Monty Python and Spike Milligan moved the game on so much further.
Do you know it was performed before they were a double act?
That's debatable. Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner were hilarious too, with Mel playing the part of The 2000 Year Old Man.
@@hippiemama52 should have put a full stop after written. Was not saying Abbott & Costello were best but masters of their profession. My belief that the sketch is the best comedy skit which is still hilarious today. Unfortunately debate as to who wrote it is far from certain.
This type of "back and forth," "misunderstanding," and "play on words" dialog was probably played in some form, on ancient Greek Theater stages. TBS, The writing of this skit is awesome! The audio performance alone, is impeccable. This act was a huge radio media act before it ventured into film and TV. Add in the visual performance and you have the stage act that they built their careers on. The accelerated cadence of the performance is designed to heighten your frustrated empathy. It is without a doubt a brilliant masterpiece, performed masterfully!
The L.A. Dodgers had a player named Chin-Lung Hu. He got a single and was safe at first base. Vin Scully announced, "Hu's on first!"
And then he retired, because his lifelong dream had been fulfilled.
How do you write a comedy bit that's still funny almost a century later? Abbot and Costello: hold my who.
"How" is the team manager....
@@thomastimlin1724 He's fine, thanks for asking
They didn’t write it
This will still be hilarious in 100 years
I'd say for as long as the English language and baseball exists
One of the Greatest stage comedy acts ever !! "Who's on First" Absolutely Brilliant !! 👏
Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein is Comedy Gold
Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein is a must see and absolutely hilarious.
I agree-It’s by far their funniest movie. A&C Meet Frankenstein (1948) a horror/comedy classic, has even inspired modern filmmakers, including John Landis and Quentin Tarantino!
@@rackinfrackin2883 I remember watching it on Friday Night Sammy Terry's "Nightmare Theatre", all the mummy movies too!
Two of the greatest comedians who ever lived
Verbal comedians anyway.
I’ve seen this so many times and it never gets old
Which only adds to it's uniqueness, it's value.
I've also seen this skit several times. It still makes me LOL.
Travis: "Who's on the left?" No, Who's on first!
Ha! I commented the same thing.
😂😂see what you did there😅
60 + years later still hilarious 😂😂😂😂
Skit here was done ca 1953 on their TV show, but was in existence at least in the early 1930's in a shorter form. I got them on radio in the late 1930's and thus responsible for their success in radio and movies and then TV.
I'm 65 years old and remember watching this on TV with my family!👍❤️❤️😂🤣😂🤣 Love watching the reactions of this Generation!💯🤣😂🥰🥰🥰🐟
You guys need to see some of their movies....😂😂 I've been listening to that all my life and I still don't get tired of it... Classic!!
Bud Abbott is the straight man. Lou Costello is the funny guy with the cap and baseball bat.
Bud Abbott is playing the manager. Lou Costello is his partner. To have the talent to do this skit repeatedly is amazing.
So many Vaudeville acts made their way to television. Abbott and Costello were a comedy team years before television. They did this skit on stage hundreds of times. When radio became a thing, many acts would do shows on radio and families would tune in and when television came around, others like Burns and Allen, Lucille Ball aka I love Lucy, Jack Benny, Bob Hope, Lewis and Martin all had their own shows. They could've done this bit in their sleep. You said it, their timing and delivery is what set them apart.
Back in the 40's and 50's Abbott and Costello had a string of movies. My favourite was Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein, but there were many more. Worth a look.
Aussie here, I remember watching that on tv as a child - it was brilliant then and still is brilliant. How they remembered all those names and lines of the skit I’ll never know. Brilliant comedians.
On May 29, 1956, a gold recording of the pair’s “Who’s on First?” routine was placed on permanent display at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Their comedic timing and chemistry was flawless. Timeless,.. will be funny 1000 years from now,.. let’s hope this world doesn’t screw up and make a stupid mistake. Great reaction. Thank you kindly.😀😂🤘🔥✌️
all in one take ...... old school talent
I remember watching this back in the 60s when I was little. Still makes me laugh. Real funny never dies.
I remember too! Great!💯❤️❤️❤️🤣🤣🤣🥰🐟
How have so many people never seen this sketch??
So glad I got to watch someone else experience it for the first time.
I'm crying from laughing.😀🤣
They started out on stage and radio (which was live, of course), so their timing was perfected by performing their routines over and over with live audiences. By the time this recording was made, they’d probably done it a thousand times. So when Bud tells the crowd they don’t want to hear that old thing, he kinda really meant it.
They went on to make many movies through the 40s and 50s. They had a weekly radio show and later a TV show.
The greatest comedy routine in history...They are also my favorite comedy team...Love all of their movies and tv show.
Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein is a classic.
They have so many acts like this. 13 x 7=28, Loafing are just a couple of skits that I love. They also did 33 movies together.
I remember a funny skit with a policeman and handcuffs.
There is also the short skit they did "Two 10s for a 5" that is absolutely hilarious.
OMG!!! 😂😂😂 when you said who’s on the right..before watching I almost choked on air😂😂😂😂
Watched this so many times. Just a brilliant skit. Abbot is the tall one.
How do they keep all of this straight? Very clever and hilarious! I was introduced to Abbott and Costello's Who's On First" through my father in 1972, I was 7. In 1952 when this came out my dad was 15, loved it, and shared it with me when I was 7, I loved it, although they are very fast you had to be very sharp and fast! Great comedy, still holds up today!
They keep it straight by practicing their timing (which was already near-perfect), repeating it over and over and over, then performing it live (or on radio) literally hundreds of times.
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They were brilliant. I could repeat that over and over and I still wouldn’t be able to deliver it like them lol. That’s great memory and brilliant talent. Wonderful, how after all these years we still never get sick of listening to it.
This particular sketch is from the Abbott & Cosello Show in 1951.
They first performed it in 1936, and in that 15 year period it was their most requested routine, especially by the troops during WWII when they travelled with the USO.
@kenchristie9214 Ken, thank you. I asked google when Who's On First was aired and it said 1952, off by a year. Thank you for clarifying. I didn't know any of the extra information, very cool! I'm glad my father showed me this, and other's like: Steve Allen, Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner, Rodney Dangerfield(hilariouswould be cancelled today), Don Rickles (hilarious, would be canceled today), Red Foxx), Jackie Mason, Bob Newhart(hilarious, one of my absolute favorites, the Carol Burnette show(especially Tim Conway and Harvey Koreman), Flip Wilson(Geraldine "Suckuh".), Steve Martin(Wild and Crazy Guy, and Let's Get Small, and the dance scene he did with Gilda Radner(I miss her deeply)of course the original SNL cast: John Bilushi, Bill Murray, Dan Akroyd, Chevi Chase, Gilda Radner(Judy Miller and Rosesann Rosanna Danna both hilarious characters, Jane Curtain, Lorraine Newman, and Garrett Morris, Great comedy from the 50's, 60's, and 70's! Don Rickles, Rodney Dangerfield, Bob Newhart, and Tim Conway(it was hilarious watching him making people break character 🤣 were my absolute favorites), and of course, Leslie Nielsen first a serious actor, but he's the King of being serious but being hilarious at the same time(Airplane and the Naked Gun series!)
Suzi, OMG, I can totally see Timon and Pumbaa being based on Abbott and Costello. Hugs from Oz xx
They are classic comedian's
Alway flawless and smooth
The little guy play confused all the times
From memory they made many movies
But could be wrong a long time ago
It never gets old from the first time seeing it
Cheers guys 🦘🇦🇺👍
This is the classic of classics! Great reaction!
This routine is actually an old vaudeville skit involving a laundry service. A&C made it baseball when they first did it on The Kate Smith radio show in 1938....(they had to restart the skit bc the audience wasn't getting it lol). For actors, this is a GREAT way to learn HOW to listen!
Back in the 70's in high school we had a girl named Yvonne and she could recite this whole routine word for word and never miss a beat, totally amazing.
Talent off the hook.
This particular version of "who's on first" was from 1953. But, the "who's on first" had a long run as a staple, and even found home on the 'Colgate Comedy Hour.'
Abbott was the tall one and Costello was the short one, with the hat. This routine was absolute genius! Just like the Rent one, which is different, but very clever. They were terrific these two.
The absolute Gold Standard of comedy.
I never get tired of this routine. It's funny enough of an idea, but the delivery is hilarious.
Hi guys, I absolutely love your channel! Bud Abbott is the tall, "straight man" and Lou Costello is the shorter, chubby guy, the comedian. These two gentleman came out of the Vaudeville days of theatre, and are (were) masters of their craft!.
Great Reaction.... To this Classic Clean Comedy.....
One Reason this routine flows so well for them is this recording is from their TV show around 1953, and they first did this on the "Kate Smith Radio Show" around 1936, so they had been performing this routine for approx 17 years when this was recorded.... If my memory is correct..... A version of this is also in their 1945 movie "Naughty Nineties".....
It was also featured in the 1940 film ONE NIGHT IN THE TROPICS, which was film enthusiasts' introduction to the comedy of Bud Abbott and Lou Costello.
I Love It! I watched them when I was ten years old. They had us cracking up back then, and I’m still Cracking up Today! Thank you for posting!❤
These two guys were hilarious I remember watching them as a little kid they also had movies they were great together
This was their best bits from the late 40's to early 50's...I saw this on a rerun on a tv show when I was a kid.....hahaha
Can you imagine the kind of genius it takes to do something like this? Just think about it.
When I was a little kid in Southern Michigan(1970's) every Sunday morning on ABC 7 they had Abbott and Costello theatre: a different movie every week. Probably my favorite childhood memory.
Based on, or stolen from? lol
Travis & Suzi
Abbott & Costello starred in series of comedic movies in the 1940's to 1950's.
Abbott & Costello will never be outdated. They are comedy legends. They’ve did this skit from the 1930’s til today and it’s still funny! They have many other skits that are hilarious. I love the Shell Game one they do and their movies are hilarious but our favorite movie of theirs that we watch every Halloween is Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein! It’s so so good!
If what I’ve read is correct, the reason that Abbott said at the beginning of this skit you just watched “that you didn’t think my partner would be here tonight” is because Lou wasn’t expected to be there as his baby son had fallen into their homes pool and drowned and so Lou had went home while they were out performing. However it’s my understanding that this particular event was a charity event and Lou didn’t want to let his partner down or the charity so he came to do the performance even though his partner and charity didn’t expect him to be there and the audience was unaware that his son had tragically died as it had just happened a short time before and back then news wasn’t instantaneous like it is today. Again this is what I had read somewhere years ago so don’t know if all of its true or part of it’s true but I do know his baby son drown in their pool.
Greatest comedy duo of all time. Love these guys.
We still reference this skit quite often, if one of the kids ever says the word who or what or I don't know for some reason , we always answer with the appropriate A & C answer lol. Eg if they say "I don't know" I answer "he's on 3rd", I always get the Look and " Grandma, stop it" 😂
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“Who's on First?" is descended from minstrel and turn-of-the-century wordplay sketches. One of the most famous was developed by Weber and Fields and called "I Work On Watt Street."Other examples include "The Baker Scene" (the comedian "loafs" at a bakery located on Watt Street) and "Who Dyed" (the business owner is named "Who"). In the 1930 movie Cracked Nuts, comedians Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey examine a map of a mythical kingdom with dialogue like this: "What is next to Which." "What is the name of the town next to Which?" "Yes." In British music halls, comedian Will Hay performed a routine in the early 1930s (and possibly earlier) as a schoolmaster interviewing a schoolboy named Howe, who came from Ware, but now lives in Wye. By the early 1930s, a "Baseball Routine" had become a standard bit in burlesque in the United States. Abbott's wife recalled him performing the routine with another comedian before teaming with Costello.
Abbott and Costello got their start on the old vaudeville circuit in the mid 30s, where comedy duos were a common act. These duos often consisted of a 'straight man', Abbott in this case, who set up the funny man with the dialog. The timing is absolutely impeccable. I've loved them and this bit especially since I was a kid. A LONG time ago.
They had megasuccess during the 40s in movies, being among the highest paid entertainers of the WW II era, and later in TV.
Interestingly, the straight man in these comedy teams usually received the larger split - typically 60%, while the other "comedian" got 40%. It's always been the straight man who set the tone and speed and delivery of the routines. He was also the one who was tasked with knowing when to stop talking so the audience could laugh. However, finally, in the end of their relationship, I heard that the split was 50/50. The IRS wiped them out - they were both gamblers and lost their homes and pretty much everything else when the IRS opened their books and saw their winings. Bummer.
I have been having conversations just like this with my wife for many years .There is a video of their 7 into 28 goes 13 times bit , also very funny
The BEST GAG of all time…😂😂😂😂
this skit was a costello and abbott original and old they were performing this on radio. tv wasnt around yet. it's a error on alot of things. some say it is at the hall of fame. itself but is also stated that its in the museum.
The way I always remembered them was Abbott was Like tall like an 'A', and Costello was round like a 'C'. Loved them
I just started watching this video. I hope the two of you get this. This is the single greatest comedy sketch ever. EVER. That is an Eve and an ER together. Many of today's youth either never heard it or do not get it. What a shame. I am hoping to see you guys laughing your ass off. I'll be back when it is over to see how you did.
Oh my God. You don't know who Abbott & Costello are? You are too young. But kudos for watching.
Have a great day and a wonderful life.
My old Dad loved these two. The film with Dracula and Frankenstein and the Wolfman is one of the best old horror comedies ever made.
I've seen this bit a hundred times and it still makes me laugh every single time
This is just how great this was, Dad was born in 1933 i sure he either saw it firat hand or heard it on the radio when i was like 8 yrs old were watch this and how many years later of when dad first heard this skit, dad was reading the paper at the kitchen table as to the close of the skit he cracked up laughing
They are comedy legends!!!! You should watch them in old Universal movies they were in absolutely hilarious
I remember the first time I saw this when I was a kid. I died laughing 😂😂😂
the level of skill with these guys is absolutely amazing
I doesn’t matter how many time I watch this, I crack up every time
ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN is a brilliant comic movie. Bud Abbott, the taller one, is the "straight man" in the comic duo. It's hilarious!!!
7 x 13 = 28, also a great skit. Abbott and Costello were superstars in comedy in the 30's, 40's and early 50's. They started on stage in burlesque and vaudeville shows, did radio then films - close to forty of them, and had one of the early television shows. They were the highest-paid entertainers in the world during the Second World War.
😂I just joined the group yesterday and this brought back memories when I was a kid on Saturday morning love it
One of the greatest sketches ever from one of the Greatest Comedy acts Ever!!!!
Classic. Timeless.
Classic!!!! I never get tired of this.
I grew up watching Abbott and Costello. Loved all their skits and movies.❤
One of those comedy routines that is truly timeless
I have all their movies. A real must see.
There’s also a Woodstock version, “Who’s On Stage?” 😄
It was done in a Slappy Squirrel segment of _Animaniacs._
We had quality TV in the 5o's.
These guys are great my great grampa love em, we would watch their movies. Good memories
In the 40s before they started movies they were hired to do a weekly radio show and in their contract it was written that they had to preform the baseball routine once a month. They have many more routines, you should look at the dice routine.
This sketch was performed in 1951. It was first performed on radio in 1936. Over that 15 year period it was their most requested routine.
When the duo first performed on radio, listeners complained they couldn't distinguish between their voices, so Lou adopted that high pitched voice.
By Height, Abbott is the tall one, Costello is the shorter one. By Intelligence, (character intelligence, of course) Abbott is the smarter one, Costello is always having stuff explained to him. Believe it or not, that is how some people actually identify them. Plus, they were MASTERS at their jobs. (IMO)
This skit has been making people crack up for over 75 years!!!!
Now thats funny right there!
Just a classic. 🎤drop
They had the ability to make it long or short depending on what movie or radio program they were on because they did this so many years.
It was so famous ,they cut a version for the Baseball Hall ofFame in Cooperstown NY
You two have been witnesses to PURE COMEDY GOLD!!!!! I can never keep a straight face every time I see this bit of comedy!!!!!
This was very funny. That would be a difficult skit to pull off but they mastered it. Thanks so much for this. They also do a skit called “7 times 13 is 28”. It’s also very funny. 👏👏🥰
Comic geniuses at work!
Jeff Dunham's password skit based on this is priceless.
And to this day no comedian could ever do this skit as good as them
I grew up watching these guys and have seen all their movies as well. Truly a legendary comedy duo. Their films used to play on syndication every Saturday during the 70's or they would do movie marathons on the weekends.
The greatest comedy routing of all time, and yes that's the best version of it I've heard. I never get tired of watching people experience it for the first time. :) They made some hilarious movies together, too. Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein starred not just Frankenstein's monster, but also Dracula & The Wolfman. And they were played by some of the classic actors from those roles. My favorite of theirs however is Hold That Ghost. Short version, they play two gas station attendants who through odd circumstances inherit an abandoned hotel from a mob boss. They go to check it out and suspect it may be haunted. Hilarity most definitely ensues. It was a favorite of my dad's and he introduced it to me as a kid, I've loved it ever since.
I can remember watching their TV show and they worked one of their skits into the show. They also did some movies with the Monsters like Wolfman ,
the skit was performed many times and was continually revised until this rendition and it was copyrighted in 1944. though in live performances it was never done the same twice, this is the version that was placed on a gold record in 1956 which plays at the Baseball Hall of Fame, which is the same as performed in their 1945 film "The Naughty Nineties" (aka: 1890's). In 1999 TIME magazine named this routine as the best comedy skit of the 20th century; in 2002 a recorded copy was placed in the Library of Congress National Recording Registry; and in 2005 the line "Who's on first" was included on the American Film Institute's list of the top 100 most memorable movie quotations.
Remember, this was in the 1950s. They were on Radio in earlier days, too.
It actually became a big hit in the 1937. It was also based around a older skit from the 1920's
They did this bit for twenty years on the burlesque circuit and in radio and movies before this recording was even made. They could do it in their sleep. The better you know it, the more you can see them covering for each other when one almost says something out of sequence. There are times here when Lou starts to gild the lily and no one cares because the audience knows the bit by heart, too!
When I was a teenager back in the mid 70s I used to watch reruns of them everyday. Everything they did was pure gold.
There's a variation with a right fielder called "Nobody". The sketch dates back to the thirties.
After watching this skit, I'm willing to wager that Lou would be out of his mind after Bud tells him that Nobody will catch that line drive to right field.
This is a classic!! Brilliant!❤
Abbott and Costello meet Frankenstein movie is hilarious 😂
Good point, it takes to people to do the routine. One person can't all it as a joke.
Not just Timon & Pumba, but every "short dumb guy" vs. "tall smarter guy" in the next 100 years was based off of them.
It's a great sketch of a play on words. 😂