I bumped into Mason in NYC outside of Sardis, he walking out, me walking in, and outside I told him what a fan I was and he did a non-stop ten-minute improv just for me, to me, as a crowd gathered. "It doesn't surprise me you are a fan of mine because I could tell right away that you were an intelligent man because you dress so well with that marvelous suit and that striking tie and the cufflinks" and he went off on Hillary and all sorts if things. I've met many celebrities but Jackie Mason is a treasured memory. RIP Jackie. Well done.
@@djm4457 thank you. I'll never forget it because I told him I was a fan and in the business and appreciated his political views and he gave me what I wanted: a little Jackie Mason show, just for the fun of it, right on-target just because I was a fan and gushed a little. In this business, that is the mark of a true gentleman who cares about the people who, in effect, support him, unlike 99% who think that putting on a show in a movie, tv or radio exhaults them to the point of Devine detachment. I couldn't believe it and made me look darn good to the small crowd that gathered because he kept his little street show directed at me and when he was done and we exchanged goodbyes he walked away looking back with a big smile, I could tell that he knew what it was like to be a fan of someone and thrilled to be in their presence and have some special gift from them. What a wonderful, delightful man. I wish I had gotten to know him. I intended to call his radio show but a busy life always got in the way. He was great enough to know he was great because people loved him and great enough to be grateful for it. RIP Jackie. See you at the door of that great Sardies in the sky.
@@davidrosler5413 That's a fantastic experience to have. I'm sure he knew how much those few impromptu minutes meant, and would mean, to you. There is great intelligence, wit, perception, honesty, and tongue in cheek self deprecation in his humor. I'm going to the National Comedy Center museum this weekend in Jamestown, NY. George Carlin's daughter will be giving a guided tour of the incredible displays and archives there, and I'm told they are working quickly to have a special area set aside for Jackie Mason to be included. Im looking forward to it. Hopefully you'll be able to check it out someday. It's a truly extraordinary place.
@@djm4457 I'd love it if you could take some pictures of anything with Jackie Mason and Johnny Carson. I am in Nashville now, away from the advancing horror that once was my beloved city. Everyone I know wants to get out and some have, so I assume it's as bad as they say, now, in terms of economy and crime. I'm actually sorry Mason does at this time in NYC when it's currently so depressing. Must have broken his heart because he was all about Manhattan.
One of the best nights. Exquisite Johnny Carson allowing Jackie Mason being on fire, cutting close to the edge and back to keep us, including Carson laughing all the way. Mason even had time to mess with Ed. Thanks to whoever made it for us to enjoy. Thanks Mr. Mason, Mr. Carson. RIP.
RIP Jackie Mason! One of a kind, super original, never to be repeated again. Despite the mess of these times, your life changed this world for the better. God bless your soul.
Makes me happy to listen to him. There was a great Yiddish Theatre radio program I loved listening to when I was growing up in the NY suburbs..The story telling was incredible ...I loved listening to it...The old NY culture..Though not Jewish I must be in my soul....I get it all!
So true... have spent the night watching some old classics on Carson, ended up here. Went to check wiki to see if he ever did marry (he did!), but also found out he passed a few weeks ago... RIP Jackie, one of the true greats of comedy!
What a massive difference in late night entertainment. Days of Carson as compared to all the political and unfunny shows of today. Carson magic. Jackie Mason a riot. No politics. No foul language. Just talent Yeah I fell of the sofa at Jackie’s Ed Sullivan. OMG!
I met Jackie Mason in Atlantic City, he struck up a conversation with me for about 20 minutes, no shtick, just mundane, plain old shooting the breeze. Humble gentleman.
I too met Jackie when he had his one man show on Broadway. Waited at the stage door after the show with his Rabbi who didn't say a word. Spent a few minutes talking about one particular observation mentioned in the show about TV influencing people to do stupid things. Mentioned Sly Stallone jumping of a height and breaking his collar bone thinking he was Superman. Jackie "Yeah, Yeah Yeah" with a laugh.
Met him by chance outside one of his usual dining spots on 55th + B'way (Serafina). Told him I was a big fan and he shook my hand and said "Thank you very much!" in his staccato delivery. One of the all-time greats. RIP Jackie.
This was a show, where Johnny simply sat back and did not have to do anything, as Jackie was on fire. Johnny loved these type of comedians, where he could simply enjoy their rapid fire comedy. Superb. Anyone else agree?
@@roncaruso931 Love and happiness, the apostle's creed and a jolly good thanks for your reminder, for you have spoken the truth. Two giants of entertainment, all the way. Keepers!
We are old now ourselves nearing our time but dam loosing our celebrities we grew up with and adored well, it lays heavy on the heart and truly shows how short our lives are I blinked and here I am 62 this August . Dusty Hill from ZZ Top also passed today its a domino effect lately ! Blessings to all . Bless you .🖤
@@allenmills2523 Well, don't feel badly about it as funny is subjective. Confession time - I was never amused by Bob Hope nor found him comical. What to do but just be understanding of ourselves? Also, most of regular tv comedy is so trite that we dropped out completely at least three years ago. And yet I love old What's My Line reruns, still feel happy watching that entire class act and probably ALWAYS will.
I love Mason's brand of comedy, that is satyrical socio-political commentaries. And he's one of the very very very few comedians who never had to utter profanities just to elicit laughter. A rare breed indeed, perhaps one in a century, and the world that he touched definitely misses him. R.I.P Jackie Mason.
Very good point, the best comedians don't swear but in his other albums he drops F Bombs once in a while and they're the funniest times I've ever heard them said!
Having worked in NYC, I love his comment of NYC : "Even people who don't have anythung to do are busy" He was a classic, the last of a school of comedy.
In less than thirty seconds after sitting, he has Johnny cracking up. I saw Jackie in his Broadway show "The World According To Me." All I can say is that it was two hours of side-splitting laughter.
Jackie Mason was a treasure. Several years ago, I was on an elevator in NYC, the door opened and he stepped on. It was the funniest two minutes ever. He ended up introducing me to the Israeli Prime Minister a few minutes later. What a day...
Carson nearly fell off his chair laughing when he did his Ed Sullivan stance leaving the stage, hahahahaha. A national treasure and one of a kind. God bless you and RIP Jackie.
This entire appearance was top notch. The jokes just kept coming and his cadence was remarkable. I grew up watching Carson and had heard of Jackie Mason but had no idea he was this funny. Perhaps the best guest appearance I've ever seen.
My wife and I saw him at The Beverly Canon Theatre in the 80's and started laughing 30 seconds in and didn't stop for 90 minutes and then still laughed driving home.
Jackie Mason, Thank You for all the laughs and great enjoyment you gave us with your comedy. Your definitely one of the great comedians of all time! RIP Jackie Mason
He's absolutely right about marriage in America. Johnny Carson was paying his second wife 6,000 dollars a month until he died, and that was a huge amount of money in those days. Another of his wives got 20 million dollars in the settlement plus a load of property.
Jackie Mason absolutely brilliant , he can hold down a segment of this show 15 minutes on his own and he's right , he's doing all the work, without him there'd be no show,
Jackie works close to the edge and then saves it all with a laugh. I have been entertained by him from the first time I saw him on sullivan's show waaaayyyy back . . . in the fifties (?).
I really feel that Jackie is my bar-none all time favourite comedian. And I so wish I’d seen him live but we have his work to enjoy forever on … RIP Jackie. God bless.
Love how he made Johnny uncomfortable one minute and crying laughing the next. If there was that unspoken elephant in the room, Jackie could turn him in to a sold out show.
I agree about his unique deep voice -- I was having dinner in Sard's restaurant years ago and I heard that voice behind me at another table -- and immediately knew it was him!
Best guest segment ever on the Tonight Show. Jackie was on fire that night and I could watch this over and over and over and still not get tired of it. 🤣🤣🤣
My wife and I saw Jackie's show at the Canon Theatre in Beverly Hills. I have never laughed so much in my life. We laughed all the way home. Good memories.
When I was in third grade, I met Jackie Mason at an airport in Rome. He was in full make-up and my parents recognized him immediately. He shook their hands, waved at my brother and I, said a quick one-liner, and we went our separate ways. I only learned about his comedy years later! A very nice man.
Imagine one of today's late night talk show hosts letting their guest go virtually uninterrupted like the great Johnny Carson. They couldn't nor wouldn't do it! They trip over their ego's. And Jackie? Amazing. Saw his one man show on Broadway; my sides actually hurt from laughing for hours.
"As great as I am, not everyone knows about it." All humor aside, I think Jackie was as surprised as anyone at his success and was genuinely grateful. People who met him said that he was warm, gracious and very generous with his time.
I bumped into Mason in NYC outside of Sardis, he walking out, me walking in, and outside I told him what a fan I was and he did a non-stop ten-minute improv just for me, to me, as a crowd gathered. "It doesn't surprise me you are a fan of mine because I could tell right away that you were an intelligent man because you dress so well with that marvelous suit and that striking tie and the cufflinks" and he went off on Hillary and all sorts if things. I've met many celebrities but Jackie Mason is a treasured memory. RIP Jackie. Well done.
That's such a fantastic story! What a treasure he gave you!
@@djm4457 thank you. I'll never forget it because I told him I was a fan and in the business and appreciated his political views and he gave me what I wanted: a little Jackie Mason show, just for the fun of it, right on-target just because I was a fan and gushed a little. In this business, that is the mark of a true gentleman who cares about the people who, in effect, support him, unlike 99% who think that putting on a show in a movie, tv or radio exhaults them to the point of Devine detachment. I couldn't believe it and made me look darn good to the small crowd that gathered because he kept his little street show directed at me and when he was done and we exchanged goodbyes he walked away looking back with a big smile, I could tell that he knew what it was like to be a fan of someone and thrilled to be in their presence and have some special gift from them. What a wonderful, delightful man. I wish I had gotten to know him. I intended to call his radio show but a busy life always got in the way. He was great enough to know he was great because people loved him and great enough to be grateful for it. RIP Jackie. See you at the door of that great Sardies in the sky.
@@davidrosler5413 That's a fantastic experience to have. I'm sure he knew how much those few impromptu minutes meant, and would mean, to you. There is great intelligence, wit, perception, honesty, and tongue in cheek self deprecation in his humor. I'm going to the National Comedy Center museum this weekend in Jamestown, NY. George Carlin's daughter will be giving a guided tour of the incredible displays and archives there, and I'm told they are working quickly to have a special area set aside for Jackie Mason to be included. Im looking forward to it. Hopefully you'll be able to check it out someday. It's a truly extraordinary place.
@@djm4457 I'd love it if you could take some pictures of anything with Jackie Mason and Johnny Carson. I am in Nashville now, away from the advancing horror that once was my beloved city. Everyone I know wants to get out and some have, so I assume it's as bad as they say, now, in terms of economy and crime. I'm actually sorry Mason does at this time in NYC when it's currently so depressing. Must have broken his heart because he was all about Manhattan.
@@davidrosler5413 that is really a great story! And he was RIGHT on politics too. Didn’t like the left. He saw through the bullshit.
One of the best nights. Exquisite Johnny Carson allowing Jackie Mason being on fire, cutting close to the edge and back to keep us, including Carson laughing all the way. Mason even had time to mess with Ed. Thanks to whoever made it for us to enjoy. Thanks Mr. Mason, Mr. Carson. RIP.
Dear God, how I miss The Tonight Show with Carson. There will never be another like him.
A true show- master... gentleman and intelligent listener... I miss him too.
You're not alone fortunately Roku TV has reruns of Johnny Carson I wish they reruns of Jay Leno also
RIP Jackie Mason! One of a kind, super original, never to be repeated again. Despite the mess of these times, your life changed this world for the better. God bless your soul.
JC show was the best. Mason-“I really didn’t want to be here.” Johnny cracks up.😆Rip JM.
Makes me happy to listen to him. There was a great Yiddish Theatre radio program I loved listening to when I was growing up in the NY suburbs..The story telling was incredible ...I loved listening to it...The old NY culture..Though not Jewish I must be in my soul....I get it all!
So true... have spent the night watching some old classics on Carson, ended up here.
Went to check wiki to see if he ever did marry (he did!), but also found out he passed a few weeks ago... RIP Jackie, one of the true greats of comedy!
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It is surprising that his passing got virtually no coverage. I’m sure many don’t know he died. R.I.P. Jackie Mason.
He's the chicken soup of Comedy makes all your trouble and woes disappear
Jackie was so funny. Listening to this show, I was laughing out loud, and with the past two years we've gone through, I really needed this.
Johnny: “You never married.” Jackie: “You married everyone you met.”😂..Those were great times.👏
I like your comment, all positive.
Im watching this again with my Java 10am Sat morning🌞⛅☕. Entire interview is hilarious & His Ed Sullivan still ROFLMAO & Johnny too 🤣🤣😜
What a massive difference in late night entertainment. Days of Carson as compared to all the political and unfunny shows of today. Carson magic. Jackie Mason a riot. No politics. No foul language. Just talent
Yeah I fell of the sofa at Jackie’s Ed Sullivan. OMG!
I met Jackie Mason in Atlantic City, he struck up a conversation with me for about 20 minutes, no shtick, just mundane, plain old shooting the breeze. Humble gentleman.
Nice to know.. tks for sharing ur story! 👍 🙂
That's awesome!
I too met Jackie when he had his one man show on Broadway. Waited at the stage door after the show with his Rabbi who didn't say a word. Spent a few minutes talking about one particular observation mentioned in the show about TV influencing people to do stupid things. Mentioned Sly Stallone jumping of a height and breaking his collar bone thinking he was Superman. Jackie "Yeah, Yeah Yeah" with a laugh.
That's wonderful. The solid person behind the act
Met him by chance outside one of his usual dining spots on 55th + B'way (Serafina). Told him I was a big fan and he shook my hand and said "Thank you very much!" in his staccato delivery. One of the all-time greats. RIP Jackie.
This was a show, where Johnny simply sat back and did not have to do anything, as Jackie was on fire. Johnny loved these type of comedians, where he could simply enjoy their rapid fire comedy. Superb. Anyone else agree?
Completely agree.
Johnny did that with Robin Williams also..
Rodney Dangerfield was another one.
RIP Jackie Mason
Rickles, Dangerfield, Winters, Robin Williams.
Talk about a messed up life, here I'm watching Jackie Mason with Johnny decades later and still lovin' it all.
And that ending as Sullivan! Killa.
@@roncaruso931 Love and happiness, the apostle's creed and a jolly good thanks for your reminder, for you have spoken the truth. Two giants of entertainment, all the way. Keepers!
We are old now ourselves nearing our time but dam loosing our celebrities we grew up with and adored well, it lays heavy on the heart and truly shows how short our lives are I blinked and here I am 62 this August . Dusty Hill from ZZ Top also passed today its a domino effect lately ! Blessings to all . Bless you .🖤
Headliners like Don Rickles.Hilarious! Jackie Mason .....Not so much.Sorry I just never thought Jackie was funny.
@@allenmills2523 Well, don't feel badly about it as funny is subjective. Confession time - I was never amused by Bob Hope nor found him comical. What to do but just be understanding of ourselves? Also, most of regular tv comedy is so trite that we dropped out completely at least three years ago. And yet I love old What's My Line reruns, still feel happy watching that entire class act and probably ALWAYS will.
And I think the opposite. Don Rickles was not funny.
I love Mason's brand of comedy, that is satyrical socio-political commentaries. And he's one of the very very very few comedians who never had to utter profanities just to elicit laughter. A rare breed indeed, perhaps one in a century, and the world that he touched definitely misses him. R.I.P Jackie Mason.
This was one of the funniest bits ever, hands down.
Very good point, the best comedians don't swear but in his other albums he drops F Bombs once in a while and they're the funniest times I've ever heard them said!
Jackie had the last laugh on Sullivan. Bless his heart. He and JONATHON WINTERS... state of the art... best of the best.
Sullivan tried to destroy him. Claims Mason gave him the finger on stage. Was mostly out of work for 10 years.
@@knowmusicman157 more like twenty years.. vindictive old coot.
Sullivan thought Mason gave him the finger for cutting his time
@@petesmitt I was pulling out a number from something I read many years ago. Thanks
RIP JM
Man did Johnny Carson know when not to talk! There will never be another line him. Jackie was hilarious!
Having worked in NYC, I love his comment of NYC : "Even people who don't have anythung to do are busy" He was a classic, the last of a school of comedy.
In less than thirty seconds after sitting, he has Johnny cracking up. I saw Jackie in his Broadway show "The World According To Me." All I can say is that it was two hours of side-splitting laughter.
Another great comedian who lived til his 90s and outlived Johnny , Ed and so many more . See laughter is good for ones health
He lived so long because he never got married.
Johnny smoked like a chimney
What do you think Johnny and Ed were?
Great humor never ages.👏😊
@@JojoCrazyCat No. Marriage builds up immunity
The best answer to someone asking why you never married. He put Johnny in his place with humor. Genius!
I actually saw Jackie Mason on Broadway. He was wonderful.
One of the underestimated greats, God Bless & Rest In Peace
“LA’s great if you’re in a cemetery.” 😆JM’s making them laugh too now. Rip Jackie
RIP Jackie. I saw one of your Broadway show years ago; one of the funniest things I've ever seen. Thanks.
Jackie Mason was a treasure. Several years ago, I was on an elevator in NYC, the door opened and he stepped on. It was the funniest two minutes ever. He ended up introducing me to the Israeli Prime Minister a few minutes later. What a day...
I knew Jackie a little bit and your story is 100% believable. If he saw you laughing it would just fire him up to be funnier!
@@browsguy Great guy.... it's a lifetime memory for sure!
Carson nearly fell off his chair laughing when he did his Ed Sullivan stance leaving the stage, hahahahaha. A national treasure and one of a kind. God bless you and RIP Jackie.
Jackie on Sullivan; czcams.com/video/JGKqiClJfwI/video.html&ab_channel=TheEdSullivanShow
@@petesmitt thanks for the post. i was just going to look it up.
Are you kidding? I nearly fell off of MY chair. Probably the weirdest and best Ed Sullivan ever.
@@boblozaintherealworld3577 czcams.com/video/MVO_uhPjkUU/video.html
This entire appearance was top notch. The jokes just kept coming and his cadence was remarkable. I grew up watching Carson and had heard of Jackie Mason but had no idea he was this funny. Perhaps the best guest appearance I've ever seen.
I still have his 1963 album "I'm the greatest comedian in the world, only nobody knows about it". It's hysterical.
Revisiting this after heard of his passing. He was kind of a “gentle” Don Rickles; snuck in those funny insults smoothly.😁Brilliant.👏rip JM
Mason and Carson - a perfect pair! Mason is a comedic genius, and Carson has the grace to let him go on...
My wife and I saw him at The Beverly Canon Theatre in the 80's and started laughing 30 seconds in and didn't stop for 90 minutes and then still laughed driving home.
You know you've got someone funny when Johnny is hysterical
Johnny loved it when Carson spontaneously burst out laughing
Johnny's laugh... OMG, such an infectious trademark. Laugh so hard every time I hear it.😂
Carson "You never got married, did ya?"
Mason: "No, but you marry everyone you see."
He married in 1991 and remained so until his death
What a funny thing when he said girls are not that expensive,implying.............
Clean Humour . Respectable , Properly Dressed . 😊
As a kid - I watched Johnny every summer evening. It was the place to be.
Me and my brother too! We’d wait for our dad to get home from his swing shift, while Johnny put a smile on our faces before bedtime.👏😄
RIP to one of my all-time favorite comics. I always loved how he talked, so unique!
Jackie, truly humble and appreciative of his success and the people that helped him along the way. Thank you for all the laughs.
RIP Jackie....he was a big act on Miami Beach in the 70’s. I know, I lived there
especially in winter months. They never blacklisted him there.
Jackie Mason, Thank You for all the laughs and great enjoyment you gave us with your comedy. Your definitely one of the great comedians of all time! RIP Jackie Mason
He's absolutely right about marriage in America. Johnny Carson was paying his second wife 6,000 dollars a month until he died, and that was a huge amount of money in those days. Another of his wives got 20 million dollars in the settlement plus a load of property.
Jackie Mason absolutely brilliant , he can hold down a segment of this show 15 minutes on his own and he's right , he's doing all the work, without him there'd be no show,
That is maybe the best 15 minutes on Carson I've ever heard. Jackie Mason is hilarious!!
Sex and soup in movies, genius.😁👏
Jackie Mason was on fire!
Jackie works close to the edge and then saves it all with a laugh. I have been entertained by him from the first time I saw him on sullivan's show waaaayyyy back . . . in the fifties (?).
I really feel that Jackie is my bar-none all time favourite comedian. And I so wish I’d seen him live but we have his work to enjoy forever on … RIP Jackie. God bless.
The Las Vegas performance broadcast on cable in the 80s is what did it for me. I've never seen a better stand up show than that one 40 years ago.
I'm glad to see that this channel kept in the guess walking out of the curtains and kept in the great sounds of the NBC orchestra.
He really nailed Johnny with the marriage crack at 5:16. So funny
Thanks for the laughs! Watching from the Philippines.
Love how he made Johnny uncomfortable one minute and crying laughing the next. If there was that unspoken elephant in the room, Jackie could turn him in to a sold out show.
Jackie Mason is an original no one like him… The way he talks his humour and now he’s in with the Angels😇
I dunno...😕
@@PanhandleFrank I saw his friend Aliza on YT talking about how Jackie had been educated to be a rabbi but abandoned that and even became atheist!
Jackie Mason's Ed Sullivan is one of the funniest routines ever !
And it nearly ended his career with his "finger" incident. Ed was furious.
And it never got old.
OMG. So funny. Thanks for sharing. The ending was hilarious. More Jackie Mason please.
I loved him, I saw him at Sun City in South Africa, he was hysterical, it is all in his timing.
Was it recored
It's sad how many younger generations will never know this comedian, a true original (esp that voice and delivery!)
I agree about his unique deep voice -- I was having dinner in Sard's restaurant years ago and I heard that voice behind me at another table -- and immediately knew it was him!
Best guest segment ever on the Tonight Show. Jackie was on fire that night and I could watch this over and over and over and still not get tired of it. 🤣🤣🤣
Is this the highest laugh count of any guest? Jackie killed it!
My wife and I saw Jackie's show at the Canon Theatre in Beverly Hills. I have never laughed so much in my life. We laughed all the way home. Good memories.
Jackie Mason's staccato delivery was perfect!
The first time I really appreciated Jackie Mason. RIP.
its all in the cadence of his voice. he can make anything funny. never
runs out of material.
That Sullivan Impression, I can’t stop watching and laughing
"...I sincerely hope you that you have time to see me again... I don't know if I can work again for these prices... " Priceless! RIP
Oh jeezy🤣🤣😜.. 10am here, w my java 😍☕. The end of clip - his Ed Sullivan has me ROFLMAO 🤣 Lool❗ RIP Jackie.. and thank yoù 😘🌠🌠🙏
He KILLED it!!
When I was in third grade, I met Jackie Mason at an airport in Rome. He was in full make-up and my parents recognized him immediately. He shook their hands, waved at my brother and I, said a quick one-liner, and we went our separate ways. I only learned about his comedy years later! A very nice man.
I wish I had appreciated this guy more when he was living. This video is hilarious!
R.I.P. Jackie. And thank you for the great laughs.
Funniest man in the history of the world, love JM. One of a kind.
Comedians were sooo funny and classy back then; JM insulted Johnny several times, but you wouldn’t know it. Described the LA snob class perfectly.😄👏
Imagine one of today's late night talk show hosts letting their guest go virtually uninterrupted like the great Johnny Carson. They couldn't nor wouldn't do it! They trip over their ego's. And Jackie? Amazing. Saw his one man show on Broadway; my sides actually hurt from laughing for hours.
They all would. It's obvious.
Why don’t I know about Jackie Mason before? Pure talent!!
I watched this and chuckled out loud...
Damn that was medicine right there!! 😂😂😂
Christ that Ed Sullivan impression was hilarious.
Carson said it was the funniest thing he'd seen in his life.. that's saying something.
Jackie was great.
This guy was good Johnny Carson is still introducing talent to the world even in death
"Introducing"? You do know that Mason died this week?
@@AndrewVelonis yes but I'd never heard of him before
I never heard of this bloke till yesterday, if I did hear of his name I sure don’t recall it.
Note: Carson did not introduce Jackie Mason to the world. He’d been around for years.
When a good comedian (not a vulgar one) leaves this world its a great loss to the world. Very difficult to replace.
That was COMEDIC GOLD !!!
I Could listen to him all day love him Jackie you were the best
🦊. Thanks for the laughs Jackie , Shalom 🙏
Hilarious! What a character! Thank you!
The way Jackie Mason looked, talked, and performed he had New York City written all over him yet he was born in Sheboygan, Wisconsin.
As a toddler they moved to manhattan lower east side.
Jackie Mason…..funniest man I ever heard. May he Rest In Peace!!!
Jackie Mason....legend...👍🙏👍🙏👍
I m hearing him for the first time and he is absolutely genius.
Love the Milton Berle eit
"As great as I am, not everyone knows about it."
All humor aside, I think Jackie was as surprised as anyone at his success and was genuinely grateful.
People who met him said that he was warm, gracious and very generous with his time.
Everyone except the daughter he denied. He didn't have a minute for her. It is so sad
What a funny guy !! I loved the Ed Sullivan walk-off. Hilarious !!
Omg that exit! Hilarious!
RIP Jackie. 💟
Rip JM. Great show Johnny. Those were great times for America! Look at us now.😔
That was great especially the ending! Retribution time!
Rest In Peace, Jackie Mason. Thank you for all the laughs.
Jackies take on Reagan; "When he was President he couldn't remember what day it was!...NOW HE WRITES A MEMOIR?!"
RIP Jackie 🙏
Dear Lord how spot on Jackie was waaay back then about " status" in California!!! Just imagine what he would think today in 2022??? 🤯
Half the fun is listening to Johnny laugh especially during the Sullivan bit at the end.
They certainly don’t come around like Jackie anymore. Just brilliant.
I just love Johnny Carson.
He was the best !
Other guy was very funny as well.
That Ed Sullivan impression at the end was killer!
"you don't seem to be that intelligent" I'm dead LOL
YOU ARE CORRECT SIR
Best SNL skit ever!
He is missed. RIP
Jackie Mason makes you realize what hilarious entertainment really once was.
If you know Mason's history with Sullivan, that only makes the impersonation bit at the end more hilarious!
I heard he gave Sullivan the finger!
@@schmidt9746 Ed thought he did, but Jackie was mimicking Ed's gestures to Jackie to wrap up his routine.
Rip Mr Mason, Worldclass man!
Sullivan, without a word, and beautiful.
Jackie Mason doing Ed Sullivan…I think I peed myself!
spot on with the exaggerated mannerisms.. just hilarious.
Sullivan at the end ! I died laughing.
that was a work of art. when comedy is done right it's like music with perfect timing. mason has mastered that.