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A fool holds court with comedy
Paul Lynde and Jodie Foster
Paul Lynde banters with ten year old Jodie Foster. From the Paul Lynde Show 1972
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Nichols and May dentist sketch
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Mike Nichols and Elaine May chew on some hysterical humor. This is from a special on Nichols and May. Original airdate and location are unknown
Lou Grant; The News is...
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Ed Asner as Lou Grant explains why the news is sacred. From the Mary Tyler Moore Show. Season four, episode twenty. Air date: February 2, 1974
Sid Caesar in his first known stand up
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Sid Caesar playing a crazed psychologist in the film The Guilt of Janet Ames (1957)
Albert Brooks New National Anthem
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Albert Brooks has auditions for a new national anthem. From the Flip Wilson show 1972
Albert Brooks Ventriloquist Bit
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Albert Brooks deconstructing a dummy. From the Flip Wilson Show 1972
Blake Clark "welcome home" to Vietnam Veterans
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Former First Lieutenant Blake Clark is a brother-in-comedy-arms From the HBO special "Welcome Home" Airdate: July 4, 1987
Bob Newhart on the Jack Paar Show
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Bob Newhart has trouble flying. Airdate: May 28, 1965 Available through Time-Life Video
Jonathan Winters on The Jack Paar Show
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Jonathan Winters is a one-man comedy troupe. Airdate: January 31, 1964 Available through Time-Life Video
Woody Allen on The Jack Paar Show (re-sync)
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An early Woody Allen performance on the Jack Paar Show. Airdate: Dec 14, 1962 Available through Time-Life video
Robert Klein reminiscing about Alfred University
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HBO's first ever comedian special with Robert Klein. Airdate: December 31, 1975 Available through HBO or Amazon/Netflix
Bob Einstein on Sonny and Cher
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Bob Einstein and Sonny Bono spoof the Watergate hearings. Sonny And Cher Show Airdate: September 12, 1973 Available through R2 Entertainment or Amazon/Netflix
Lenny Bruce on Playboy's Penthouse (Part 4)
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Lenny Bruce's Incisive Ramblings Playboy's Penthouse TV Show Airdate: October 24, 1959
Lenny Bruce on Playboy's Penthouse (Part 3)
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Lenny Bruce's Incisive Ramblings Playboy's Penthouse TV Show Airdate: October 24, 1959
Lenny Bruce on Playboy's Penthouse (Part 2)
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Lenny Bruce's Incisive Ramblings Playboy's Penthouse TV Show Airdate: October 24, 1959
Lenny Bruce on Playboy's Penthouse (Part 1)
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Lenny Bruce on Playboy's Penthouse (Part 1)
The intro alone gets a thumbs up. Winters is an underappreciated treasure to current generations. Robin Williams appreciated him in such an honorable way.
Albert Brooks never fails to bring tears to my eyes from laughter...😂
Class and quality
RIP BOB, This performance is still funny to this day! Jokes about the airlines will never let up because, lets face it, it usually ain't fun to fly in an airliner!
RIP
Last night's home run derby brought me here!
Not all this material was exactly boffo. But Woody's frenetic style of delivery was brilliantly funny. Jack Paar, as always, was embarrassing.
This is one of the funniest things I ever saw!
The man is a genius.
A great character and study of failure. What a laugh. It still works in 2024.
Genius!
I guess you can't blame him, but Woody is a hate filled little man, and Allen Funt, a sicko' with no humor at all. The IDF are real. Good work.
National comic gem
Imagine a young Andy Kaufman at home watching this.
When I was 12 I had a cassette recorder that I loved. There was a comedy sketch I captured from the radio that was one of the funniest pieces I'd ever heard... well, I finally found it just now on the interwebs, 50 yrs later, here it is!
The alien from American Dad stole Paul Lynde's voice...😂
I never knew that Hank Scorpio could play piano!
Crazy how he went on to voice Marlin in Finding Nemo
In his mind ,he was actually there.
Johnathan was also a Marine Veteran.
In a lot of ways I think Albert Brooks paved the way for Andy Kaufman and other similar comics that followed.
A one man Goon Show !
Brilliant
Great sound effects!!
Brilliant!!
Nonunanu..Robin Williams..doing Mork...something Jonathan Winters, did way before...never get tired of watching clips of Jonathan..he was a creative genius.
Jonathan Winters a truly great original comedian! One of the all time greatest
I wanna hear albert brooks sing with tom hanks
The funniest thing I'vd watched in years! Man, I love this guy! Brilliant. Loved "Lost In America and Defending your life" 😂❤
Genius.
No one like Jonathan Winters, before or after him.
It's a great satire on the film Brief Encounter, including the Rachmaninoff music! That's a great British film, but they do sort of talk this way 😆
He dated Julie Parrish around the time this aired.
His real name is Albert Einstein
GENIUS
After 60 years this stuff is still funny 😁. Winters was also his own special sound effects machine. 🤣
Hilarious always
this is shit. there are plenty of struggling entertainers who'd love a chance to be on tv and they let on this absolute joker. hasn't got a clue what he's doing
Brilliant!
Paul is a hoot.
If you look closely, you can see Albert Brooks lips move while the dummys talking
Happy 60th anniversary to this episode! RIP Jack and Jonathan. Forever two legends in the funniest kind. Heaven is roaring with laughter tonight.
Professor Ludwig Von Drake!
Wow I never knew a clip with Paul Lynde and Jodie Foster existed. 😂😂 She truly is a movie and tv legend.
Super Dave's brother.....
Good grief, and I thought she had a mouth in her Disney Films!
The best lol
Who would guess this guy would go on to play a fairly intimidating LA mobster 40 years later in Drive?
You can see his mouth moving! 😂😂😂 favorite comment
What really made this work was Albert having the nerve to completely parody one of those old(and,by then,tired)show biz traditions,taking it to an unprecedented level of absurdity. This was during an importantly subversive period of comedy(Smothers Brothers, George Carlin, Richard Pryor, Firesign Theater, etc.)