Great acting , casting , writing . These characters come in all colors in real life and I have been friends with some of them . One of my all time favorite t.v. shows. I’m glad it’s back , this show will be funny a 100 years from now
@@donaldbracciano832 such clean funny comedy, nothing's hypersexualized, nobody's coming out the closet, no one's taking pot shots at politicians, just pure comedy genius.
There's no television show today, that can even come close to the timing and brilliance, of these talented Actors, nor will their be in the future. It's very unfortunate that the NAACP, put these wonderful people out of work, for simply earning a living and "ACTING" in a Comedy Show. May they all Rest In Eternal Peace..!!
“The Classified Ad” Season 3, Episode 7, aired 24 Nov. 1953. Alvin Childress as Amos, Spencer Williams (Jr.) as Andy, Tim Moore as Kingfish, Johnny Lee as Calhoun, Nick Stewart (as Nick O'Demus) as Lightnin', Marmetta France as Suzanne, Emmett Smith as Joe Braddock, Edwin Banks as the Dentist (as Edward Banks), Gladys Goodnight as Marcella, Zelda Cleaver as the Nurse, Dudley Dickerson, Lodge Member, Bill Walker as Brother Thompson.
I'm with you...I began watching Amos N Andy when I was four or five years of age. The show was funny then and today, after over 65+ years latter, to me,, they are still funny. I never have seen any thing raciest about this show. Racism is only in the heart and eyes of the beholder!
I grew up watching Amos N Andy in the 50's. They made me laugh then and now. They are funny, very entertaining. No profanity, no nudity, no drugs, just good clean fun.
it's ironic that the NAACP had to destroy the best thing that blacks were ever involved in. these people were great talents (especially kingfish) and the NAACP put them out of work. fucked-up.
The charge is there's a racial overtone to the show. I SEE NONE !! Great stuff. It's about life and the human condition- nothing more. After 6 decades, the show is still great.
@@larrydorazio7130 Thank you for that post. I think it's better than all. I would put it at the top of the list of every category. They didn't get their stars but the heavenly reward is the best.
I think we all saw that coming a mile away. I knew she was gonna jet but damn did she have to bring King Kong with her?😂. Lesson to learn..dont spend the dough til AFTER you get married.
You're still not safe after you get married. In fact that's probably even worse. There's endless cases of wives divorcing their husbands right after he's paid off her student loan debt just to name one. Then on top of it she can hit you with alimony, child support, etc.
I think the old boyfriend should have paid for the dental work. Andy wouldn't have done this if he was not going to marry the woman. The old boyfriend received the benefit of this and if she did not this at this time she sure would eventually. Anyway I hope they would have a happy honeymoon.
joe - this is the type of case you see on Judge Judy. It would be the honorable thing for the new fiancé to pay, but the burden would fall on the woman. Andy paid for the dental work in anticipation of marrying the girl. If she was gainfully employed, I believe the judge would make her pay him back.
Well that heavy dialect is what whites use to mock blacks. See howard stern. He does a king fish imitation and I don't think it's a compliment. Hate is rising. Not surprised people don't have a problem with it.
@@oohweeoohwee9222 most black preachers, businessmen and many well to do big shots would talk with bravado. "Well I tell ya, git on over dar and fetch me dat chair, son."
depicts blacks like italians in the sopranos still doing it 60 years later couple of new shows doingit like the goldbergs and the one on abc about the black family i don't watch them tv shows are yuck today wonder why reality shows are no.1
“The Classified Ad,” Season 3, Episode 7, aired 24 Nov. 1953. Alvin Childress as Amos, Spencer Williams (Jr.) as Andy, Tim Moore as Kingfish, Johnny Lee as Calhoun, Nick Stewart (as Nick O'Demus) as Lightnin', Marmetta France as Suzanne, Emmett Smith as Joe Braddock, Edwin Banks as the Dentist (as Edward Banks), Gladys Goodnight as Marcella, Zelda Cleaver as the Nurse, Dudley Dickerson, Lodge Member, Bill Walker as Brother Thompson.
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I grew up the watching Amos and Andy show . Loved it then and still do 69 years later. A classic.
Was"nt it great Francis ???
remember watching the series in the 50s as a youngster and till mid60s before military service. Bring back some nice memories and pleasure.
Wonderful episode and series. Under appreciated comic genius! Perfect casting.
Love, caring and compassion.
@@arthurwatt5162 1
Quick lunch ip
I like Amos. He's the voice of reason and common sense.
She couldn't have pulled that stunt today. $400 is about $1200 today. Anyway Amos basically talked him into it
She pulled that off to court we go. A n.a after all these years. Still a classic wholesome show.
My favorite Calhoun.
i love some amos and andy they make me laugh all the time
Great acting , casting , writing . These characters come in all colors in real life and I have been friends with some of them . One of my all time favorite t.v. shows. I’m glad it’s back , this show will be funny a 100 years from now
Always did love the Amos n Andy program. Clean shows.
Yes, nothing objectionable in their content. Nothing raunchy. Love these shows!
@@donaldbracciano832 c
@@donaldbracciano832 such clean funny comedy, nothing's hypersexualized, nobody's coming out the closet, no one's taking pot shots at politicians, just pure comedy genius.
There's no television show today, that can even come close to the timing and brilliance, of these talented Actors, nor will their be in the future.
It's very unfortunate that the NAACP, put these wonderful people out of work, for simply earning a living and "ACTING" in a Comedy Show.
May they all Rest In Eternal Peace..!!
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Bull do Drumund old time radio program
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The NAACP owes Hollywood and the world a major apology!
Good one ! Closing theme music is classic.
“Well if you is gonna marry her, you is got to reimburse me for them choppers.” OMG, that was hysterical.
“The Classified Ad” Season 3, Episode 7, aired 24 Nov. 1953. Alvin Childress as Amos, Spencer Williams (Jr.) as Andy, Tim Moore as Kingfish, Johnny Lee as Calhoun, Nick Stewart (as Nick O'Demus) as Lightnin', Marmetta France as Suzanne, Emmett Smith as Joe Braddock, Edwin Banks as the Dentist (as Edward Banks), Gladys Goodnight as Marcella, Zelda Cleaver as the Nurse, Dudley Dickerson, Lodge Member, Bill Walker as Brother Thompson.
I can't think of another group of actors today that could have pulled off this script so well.
This is a unique episode where the Kingfish didn't try to swindle money out of Andy.
I'm with you...I began watching Amos N Andy when I was four or five years of age. The show was funny then and today, after over 65+ years latter, to me,, they are still funny. I never have seen any thing raciest about this show. Racism is only in the heart and eyes of the beholder!
I'm tellin ya, I watch these reruns all day everyday. I'm retired and kept laffin all day long!
An anti-depressant.
I grew up watching Amos N Andy in the 50's. They made me laugh then and now. They are funny, very entertaining. No profanity, no nudity, no drugs, just good clean fun.
Hard to do. Takes real skill.
AND ON THE SIXTH DAY GOD CREATED "ALL" THE RACES AND SAD "IT IS GOOD".....…........BEST SHOW EVER !!!!
it's ironic that the NAACP had to destroy the best thing that blacks were ever involved in. these people were great talents (especially kingfish) and the NAACP put them out of work. fucked-up.
That's one of the most retarded comments I've ever come across on RUclips but you white people don't surprise me
@@MisfitRecords go home and get your fucking shine box, shine.
That’s because the NAACP are made up of a bunch of losers
simply the best comedy show. ever
Agreed Sir!
I agree also!!!
The charge is there's a racial overtone to the show. I SEE NONE !! Great stuff. It's about life and the human condition- nothing more. After 6 decades, the show is still great.
*BECAUSE YOU ARE WHITE*
Quality humor, equal to or better than many white comedians. Two stars on the walk of fame are missing.
@@larrydorazio7130
Thank you for that post.
I think it's better than all.
I would put it at the top of the list of every category.
They didn't get their stars but the heavenly reward is the best.
Today is the first I've seen of these guys and yes they are top of the line none better
Could not agree more
Very funny ! Another good episode.
So far, I've watched this episode 48 times since the 50s.
Gads and I'm 74 today.
09/07/2022
I think we all saw that coming a mile away. I knew she was gonna jet but damn did she have to bring King Kong with her?😂.
Lesson to learn..dont spend the dough til AFTER you get married.
You're still not safe after you get married. In fact that's probably even worse. There's endless cases of wives divorcing their husbands right after he's paid off her student loan debt just to name one. Then on top of it she can hit you with alimony, child support, etc.
@@Brian_tim Which is why I never married. I simply do not trust women!
Amos was a cool dude.
The cost of the dental work at that time would be near equal to $3,500 in 2020 dollars.
I think the old boyfriend should have paid for the dental work. Andy wouldn't have done this if he was not going to marry the woman. The old boyfriend received the benefit of this and if she did not this at this time she sure would eventually. Anyway I hope they would have a happy honeymoon.
joe - this is the type of case you see on Judge Judy. It would be the honorable thing for the new fiancé to pay, but the burden would fall on the woman. Andy paid for the dental work in anticipation of marrying the girl. If she was gainfully employed, I believe the judge would make her pay him back.
Watched every Saturday episode n my youth
Andy is a great find
Use to watch them every day! Kingfish was always had some scheme to make money.
This show is so funny!!
Lonely hearts ad way before internet of course. But always a fun an funny show. Kinda much to take at the end.
NO CUSSING! JUST PLAIN OL' FUNNY & GREAT COMEDY! I LOVE IT!
Andrew Hogg Brown lol 😂
This show never has a happy ending
It seldom has a happy ending for Kingfish . This is not as true for other cast members .
Love. It
Thee OG player, Andrew H. Brown...........
For real
These days you would have to provide a income statement in the ad.
Ok..3,2,1,,,fire away.
This is in season 1.
I have season 3, episode 7, November 24, 1953.
Amos was a good friend.
VERY GOOD.
Well written!
How come we never saw Ruby?
Great!
Where are my dentures 😅
He need to get a dental plan then search for a wife! Lol
Herman Brown #
Why Herman??
@@kenogie3045 ken,why does andy need a dental plan?
@:14 the NYC skyline of the 1950s.
15:35 I wonder if anyone else caught that sexual innuendo joke LOL!!
I think the Kingfish was talking about how some women will nag and browbeat their spouses half to death!
@@Harlowerayne yes he was referring to nagging, not getting blowjobs.
Who's Bill Cosby???
Absolutely
It’s comedy and funny. The way the black actors talk is the problem. Especially kingfish. Way overboard.
I knew plenty of old timers that talked that way.
Me too, I'm 74 and I knew a lot of people who spoke like dat. There's nuttin wrong with it
Well that heavy dialect is what whites use to mock blacks. See howard stern. He does a king fish imitation and I don't think it's a compliment. Hate is rising. Not surprised people don't have a problem with it.
@@oohweeoohwee9222 most black preachers, businessmen and many well to do big shots would talk with bravado. "Well I tell ya, git on over dar and fetch me dat chair, son."
Is you is or is you ain’t my baby
The only time he uses his middle name
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Please don't eat da daisy's
Say what???
depicts blacks like italians in the sopranos still doing it 60 years later couple of new shows doingit like the goldbergs and the one on abc about the black family i don't watch them tv shows are yuck today wonder why reality shows are no.1
“The Classified Ad,” Season 3, Episode 7, aired 24 Nov. 1953. Alvin Childress as Amos, Spencer Williams (Jr.) as Andy, Tim Moore as Kingfish, Johnny Lee as Calhoun, Nick Stewart (as Nick O'Demus) as Lightnin', Marmetta France as Suzanne, Emmett Smith as Joe Braddock, Edwin Banks as the Dentist (as Edward Banks), Gladys Goodnight as Marcella, Zelda Cleaver as the Nurse, Dudley Dickerson, Lodge Member, Bill Walker as Brother Thompson.