Rodney Dangerfield Has Carson Hysterically Laughing (1979)
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- A full ten minutes of Rodney Dangerfield doing stand-up and having some laughs with Johnny Carson. Originally aired August 1, 1979 on the Tonight Show.
0:24 “Last week, my wife signed me up for a bridge club. I jump off next Tuesday.”
2:16 “Since I was a kid, women always gave me a hard time. My mother never breastfed me. She told me she liked me as a friend.”
8:21 “My dog too, she gives me trouble. I tried to mate her, she wants 50 biscuits.”
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When Carson has to get up from the desk because he's laughing too hard, you know there's a Master present. Miss ya Rodney! No one deserved MORE respect than you.
That’s Carson Tapping out! A blizzard of Jokes from the master
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This level of talent is never to be heard or seen again...Rodney was a genius...RIP.
Funniest guy ive ever seen
I agree
I rate him second only to Don Rickles.
Everything he said is the truth that is what makes him a great comedian.
Certainly, San. Keep our memories close, hit youtube when we've had a bad day.
RIP Rodney Dangerfield (November 22, 1921 - October 5, 2004), aged 82
You will be remembered as a legend
Jacob Cohen was his real name, and truly did have a horrible childhood. Only child to an undiagnosed clinically depressed mother which made his father flee at an early age. Great Kudos to Rodney's spiritual legacy for having turned that Immense Psychic Pain into such universal sophisticated humor. Though, you never escape the pain. When he jokes that he wakes up to a dark cloud saying hello, he was not joking, inwardly, and yet he made millions laugh. Good Karma to you, Jacob
Rodney was the Man!,so funny God Bless him
This guy is easily one of the best comedians to ever have lived. He is an absolute legend.
Dangerfield is the best IMO. All self-effacing humor. Best kind of comedy.
I'm 61. Back in the 70s I told my parents there were two guests on Johnny they HAD to let me stay up late to watch. Rickles and Rodney. No DVRs, VHS or TiVo in those days. You saw it or you didn't.
Thank goodness for CZcams, Rodney's joy in life was making other people laugh. He wasn't a happy man by nature, and this was his engine. You're gone almost 20 years now, but through technology we can watch you over and over. No respect is a timeless phenomenon and your jokes will never be dated.
You truly deserve to rest in peace old friend..
I would read in the tv guide who was on his show and sneak and lay in the hallway and watch if he had good guests on like Dangerfield, rickles
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Gary Solorzano Amen, the next generations would never get to see how funny a man could be and still be clean.
@@pepperpascal1491 But now all the generations can watch his finely crafted art, and see how a real pro does it. A real joke machine. And never laughed at his own stuff.
Great comment, nice tribute. Making people laugh was his engine alright... and the fuel it guzzled came at a price.
Only a comedy genius could get Johnny to lose it like he did here....Rest Peaceful, both of you men who brought so much joy💕
I miss these two very special people !!!!
Thank you and glad that you posted/remember this. Me, too. Me too. 👍☮️😂❤️👌
Well said
How about Ed McMahon and James Mason?
@@tonycantu3491 Also great examples of often-underestimated talent.
Johnny was no slouch. He was an excellent comedian in his own right. He knew how to set up others and let them do their thing. That's why Johnny was and always will be the king of late night.
YEP.✌️
Yeah, early Johnny Carson shows had that aura of the audience having a look into a social party gathering of Johnny's Hollywood friends uncensored.
Now, late night is scripted promo interviews of a nobody's upcoming B.S. product
I know the tie jokes are old, but I feel like every time he touches his tie, he's reloading his joke gun.
Rodney was so quick witted and delivery was so sharp and slick, most comedians would do that setting up the next joke, that was just Rodney controlling his delivery for the continuation of his.
Well done
“I tell ya, I get no respect..” *click clack*
Good observation.
@@ImInLoveWithBulla Is your name a play on Andrew W K?
"At my age I want two girls at once, you know. If I fall asleep they've got each other to talk to"-Classic Rodney
"So what's new with you?"
Gold!
Brilliant
When a guy is truly funny he's just funny. I'm 33 years old sitting here in 2018 laughing my ass off at jokes that are older than me.
What a legend!
Zero Accountability same here; I’m 32. I’ve literally been smiling hard the entire time and the last bit just had me in tears.
Without being overly crude he walks a great line.
38 and he's very funny great comedian
One of a kind
im 36 same thing.. guy is a legend
2022 and he still makes your eyes water laughing ! Damn I miss this guy!
Can you imagine the stuff he would have to talk about now? 🤣
Hey I tell ya' this is a rough joint you kiddin'?! The special on the menu is broken leg of lamb!
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Has me in tears. Nothing today can do it
Well said.
i miss both of them....the greatest at what they did....like most things, nothing will ever come close to the greatness of the talent back in those days....its ashame most entertainment sucks today...
These jokes are 44 years old and are still hilarious today. That's master level comedy. A routine that can still kill 44 years later.
Why would it stop being funny?
Because we get too fast-paced, spoiled and bratty!
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@@joksal9108 I think he's referring to the overall level of stupidity out there today.
Only Rodney could be sitting next to one of the greatest dramatic actors ever, finish a saucy joke, and casually turn and make eye contact with James Mason and politely ask him, "What's new with you?"
Rodney Dangefield was always on another level. :)
A true legend
James Mason was fantastic in the movie “The Verdict”
James didn't seem too thrilled with the humor lol
@@TryPuttingItInRice He would REALLY be upset if Rickles was there instead of Rodney. lol.
@@TryPuttingItInRice who cares
I was there at the Carlton Celebrity Room in Bloomington Minnesota. I never laughed so hard in my life, a great memory.
The Gorn cooolll!
Was the reviewer from Field and Stream there ?
Sweet
Lucky
It's an act that's so far out in the woods,the review is gonna be posted in Field and Stream..Funny as hell..
I had never seen Johnny laugh that hard at Rodney's jokes on that night. Gosh, I really miss both of them on late night tv.
Listen carefully..with the hysterical comment to James Mason...." What's new with You? Ed's laughing so hard he drops his glass...you can barely hear it
@@brianmiller5265….I don’t believe James Mason knew wtf was going on! Every last ounce of that humour flew straight over his head and his response was obliviously deadpan!!
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Rodney was 100% completely himself when he sees that Johnny lost it. Nobody, nobody, makes Johnny laugh like that.
This is the best part. You can tell when he actually gets Carson to genuinely laugh.
Just him and Rickles
@@BrazilMJpoo
"My girlfriend called me over, she said nobody's home, I went there, nobody was home"
One of my all-time favorite Rodney jokes!
Awesome
(Clears throat) Pardon me...
LOL Good one.
No respect ...i tell ya ...no respect
Dude that last second where he just breaks into laughter is so pure
I’ve watched these performances so many times. The jokes are funny whether you hear them once or a thousand times. What makes them special was Rodney’s perfect comic timing and delivery. He was one of the hardest working people in “show business” and he deserves our respect.
What I notice about him is that he really means it. There's a weight of sincerity to him, a near desperation that is somehow really profound.
To me, this will always be Rodney's most memorable Carson appearance! RIP gentlemen.
Love it when he turns to James Mason and asks him "what's new with you?"
Brilliant.
yes, he speaks to James Mason one of England's great classical actors just like one of the guys at the bar,
amstaylorph - I thought that was Heston. 😆
@@drmatt357 Me too...but Mason doesn't seem to be amused.
You're right. Fuck him though 🤣
And here i was afraid I was the only guy watching this video that knew who James Mason was.
You never see Rodney laugh, it was nice to hear him chuckle at the end.
Loren Bonahooms he was in character of the loser. He held character well.
I repeat that over and over. I get a kick out of hearing Rodney laugh.
That’s the best, Johnny launching out of seat and he and Rodney cracking up together. Carson was already starting to giggle the second Rodney turned his head, he knew that was coming almost. Comedy gold.
The back story is Rodney didn’t really know how to finish his interviews. It became a running joke with Carson. Johnny would purposely let him go on and on until he ran out of gas. Watching Rodney at the end of these interviews, sweating bullets is comedy gold.
Yessir.
Carson knew exactly what he was doing.
The 2 Kings of Comedy side by side, how can you go wrong??
Hilarious
I hope he knows how much he is loved and missed.
That is what made Carson comedy gold and a legend, he played off of his guests and did not make it about him.
Rodney was so awkward socially, but jokes? He was a legend.
What a talent. Not even men half his age could keep up with him. So sharp. So biting. A legend.
I love the one where he said, "You kidding, I know I'm ugly, my mother never breastfed me...she told me she liked me as a friend". Hilarious!!
"I know I'm ugly...my mother breastfed me through a straw."
“My mother asked me, ‘Why can’t you be like the kids next door?’ We lived next to an abortion clinic” 😂
Until you realize his mother abused him and likely didn’t feed him anything a lot of the time, all while his dad walked out the door.
"What's new with you?" Brings down the house, that's a comedy god.
NEVER MISSED A BEAT. The man was a comic genius!
To James Mason who was considered a serious actor! Just made me belly laugh, Rodney was the master of the self-deprecating one liner.
Mason never knew what hit him, or what to say or do. I think Rodney was always uncomfortable with himself and made those around him feel the same. Mason looked like he was about to give birth after Rodney asked him that, and Johnny lost it! I assume you're done!?
@@garylobo348 It's James Mason, not Charlton Heston. But they do look similar...
@@simonsmith3060 James Mason appeared in a Monty Python film called Yellowbeard. Funny film!
He was one of a kind. Never been anyone like him since. If you made Carson laugh like that, you were gold. Compare that to what we get today.
Get over your nostalgic elitism bullshit. There are PLENTY of hilarious comedians around today. Go back to your cave.
Maybe Robin Williams but hes gone now as well. RIP to both!
What we have today sucks
Jonathan Winters could crack him up as well but the most I seen Carson laugh this loud was with Dangerfield.
I"m in my mid 60's, have watched these videos countless times, and laugh my ass off still so much. Some of them I caught live back in the day. God, I miss those guys. Johnny knows so well to 'turn Rodney loose'. And when Johnny loses it himself, it's just a thing of beauty. The level of talent is unmatched. RIP guys, and thanks for the incredible memories.
Funny guy, turned his tragic childhood into a beautiful life. Shared his comedy with the world.
He can go on and on to keep us in stitches.
Cocaine can keep him going into the next day.
RIP, Rodney. You were the best.
How lovely a soul are you to post this and recognize? Wow? Thank you..U are a nice person..👍☮️☮️☮️👌❤️😘😘☮️☮️😂
Not one comedian alive today can touch Rodney Dangerfield. I was laughing so hard I was crying. All of the greats unfortunately have left us. RIP.
Classic! This is top drawer Rodney & Johnny. I wonder if many people would recognize the guy in the light suit as English actor James Mason? It's the uncomfortable body language of this classic English gentleman, combined with Rodney's direct address "what's new with you?" that completely sets Carson off, and sends this segment to the comedic stratosphere!
I did immediately. ❤😊
No matter how many times I see this routine I'm literally on the floor laughing!! Two comic geniuses working together and enjoying each other...priceless!!
Lol…omg…😂 I dare say there’s nobody else on earth who could deliver a joke every 10 seconds for 10 minutes! How in the heck did he remember them all?!? He was absolutely the best!
Like he always told Johnny: "You gotta take 'em on the road."
Do you ever notice that every time before he tells a joke,Rodney touches his necktie? I think that he has people reading his jokes and feeding them to a mike in his ear.
@@Jimmy-Pieinteresting hypothesis. 0.o
Rip Carson and Dangerfield. Absolute legends.
The absolute greatest! The world would be so much better if we had these two perpetually in their primes! This is an all-time great TV segment.
Can't forget Rickles!! And I'm only 31 years of age. Comedy at it's finest.
When you get Johnny Carson rolling, you know you've won being the funniest.
Thing about Rodney is that it's cumulative, you listen to three, four, five, six .... one liners, then all of a sudden you break out laughing and can't stop.
Right. Henny Youngman did the same thing, and I never laughed. Rodney wore your ass down like a machine gun... Finally you could no longer resist and burst out laughing... Usually so hard that I would miss the next joke, they came so fast.
Yes, I agree.
So True.
So cool to see Rodney laugh along with Carson at the end, he was usually so good at staying in character
Such a genuine, delighted laugh there that puts the rest of the performance in perspective.
His expressions, his mannerisms, his delivery, and his jokes... put all those together and you have a true comedian. He’s as good as it gets!
“I didn’t see the mouse trap” I’m dying ova here😂😂😂😂
That's because you didn't take a mousetrap to the junk! 😂
Go Blue !
@@adriancano5403 He probably did go blue. Then, hopefully, he went to emerg.
I love how Johnny Carson stays cool. And plays along. He knows the craziness is coming! Mr. Dangerfield never disappoints. Sharp minded. Flat out genius!
We don't do late night television like this anymore, and no one had class like Johnny Carson!
I remember Rodney well - i'm 63. He was CLASSIC!! Thank you for continuing his legacy.
Brilliant...Brilliant man...and a VERY kind person...a friend of mine in New York worked for him for 12 years...he was ALWAYS kind and polite and treated everyone well....a true Genius..
Xavier Balzola Thank you for the story
Worked for him doing what?
Worked at Dangerfields managing ...the club he had
liar
Some people are just so lucky to have personally known him, and, work for him, too.
I remember this night vividly. I was cracking up in bed laughing at Rodneys rapid fire jokes. And when he turns to Mason I fell out of my bed laughing.
"You have a weird family." That just killed me. I just love how Carson is fully on board with all this madness spewing from Rodney's mouth, and just banters with him so matter of factly. It really feels like a dance. Comedy is a dance.
👍
Rodney appeared on the Carson show 35 times through his career, nobody but nobody made Carson laugh like Rodney. Every clip you watch Carson is rolling his sides in laughter, pure comedy genius.
Carl D what about rickles
Him and Dob Rickles
@@HELLASSIK Yep. I'd say it was a toss-up on who Johnny liked best: Rickles or Rodney. Man oh man this is just a reminder HOW terrible today's late night talk shows really are.
@@HELLASSIK imagine Don and Rodney on Carson the same night,that would be pure classic comic at its best of Carson.
Robin Williams would get him going too but not as many appearances.
RIP Rodney. I hope you're getting all the respect you deserve in the afterlife!
Every Dangerfield Tonight Show appearance was the same, with Johnny and later with Leno: He'd do his stand-up act, then sit down with the host...and then continue his stand-up act. So good.
Love seeing Johnny help set up his jokes for him. "You're alright at this."
It just doesn't get any better than this. Rodney will never be forgotten.
Genius: material, attitude and impeccable timing!
"I assume you're through?" Johnny was a Legend!
"I'm getting so old, my birthday cake is starting to look like a prairie fire" LMAO!!
Two great ones with no replacement today. RIP Johnny and Rodney.
I agree Luis!!
His delivery and change from one joke to another is flawless.
Miss this time period. I grew up with men from this era it was different in a good way.
Hard to describe it was just better.
Shawna Graham yes but Johnny knew how to play Rodney too - not too many comments and let Rodney work his magic
A legendary genius of his own time.....
Shawna Graham Rickles Phil Silvers Rodney absolute legends. Thank god for video
Tie adjustment
It wasn't better, you're just stuck in the past.
the scene where Johnny has to leave his desk is the BEST. and the world-class actor James Mason going along with it. Rodney and Johnny together are amazing.
Ed choking laughing so hard almost drops his cup and Johnny leaves his seat laughing so hard. You know a master of comedy is in the building.
Thinking about the late night garbage we have now makes me depressed. Rip Rodney and Johnny
Rdfelic you said...” GARBAGE”
I know what we got now jimmy bang on the table fake laugh fallon with celebs who are stuck up there own assholes
Bill of Rights ok boomer
Right on!
@Dan S ... You think the shite today can compare? Really?
"So what's new with you?" Lol!! Rarely does Johnny laugh so hard. Classic!!
The best!
Legendary comedian! Easy to laugh at! Silly sense of humor. Rest in peace Rodney.
Hello Rebecca
How are you doing today?
Whenever I'm having a bad day, I dig up these Carson episodes with Rodney, and my day gets much better.
me too
Best line of the entire video: "What's new with you?" LOL!!!!!!!
If there was ever a comedic genius it was definitely Rodney Dangerfield.
The best comedian to ever grace a stage. Period. man, we could use more of him today…and Mr. Carson, of course! No damn politics, just unmitigated laughs!
Hearing Rodney and Johnny laugh....was just pure joy. God bless the both of you gentlemen...we truly miss you . ✝️💜🇺🇲
Me and my family and friends saw Rodney in the late 1980's at his club Dangerfield's in NYC. He was absolutely hilarious.
Every joke he told (many raunchier than what TV allowed) were so mind blowing, we laughed so hard, our ribs hurt for days.
The only loss we remember from that night was that his delivery was so rat-tat-tat fast, we missed out on every other joke. He was that good! None of us ever have forgotten that wonderful night and the outrageously funny joy we experienced.
We're all just sorry he passed on. A true comic genius. We sure need that in the national dialogue today. Rodney would make shrift of the politics boring the hell out of all of us today.
You might remember an expression. "Laughter is the best medicine". Boy do we need that now.
God Bless Everybody.
Larry D
Hello Angela
How are you doing today?
Yeah its a shame we cant see more of his uncensored jokes from his club, had to be friggin hilarious
We'll never see his like again... Rodney, you were the greatest! ♥️😂
Dangerfields timing is phenomenal. He's got some damn good jokes but he even manages to crack everyone up with the stale ones.
I don’t think Rodney ever knew what joy he brought people.
He did
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@@gregharding1973 WHAT
King of the one-liner standup. He didn't need a script; he could do it on his feet.
Rodney was on fire in this appearance.
The fire was mostly in his nostrels, IMO.
@@fun_ghoul underrated comment
I'm setting here, a grown ass man in tears and my wife looking at me wondering what's wrong. Lol
You should teach her English ;). Only a foreigner wouldn't get Rodney, right??
Carson was like John Stockton in this segment. Had like 20 assists
Clever; sorry so late!!!
There is or was never a better comedian. For Johnny to leave his seat like that THAT was 100 times better than the OK sign from Johnny.
Possibly one of the greatest comedians of all time
No one made Johnny laugh as much as Rodney. He was an amazing comedian.
My face hurts so bad from laughing , what's funnier is the people sitting across from me at the airport wondering if I'm "ok" 😂
When it comes to comedy, Rodney was pure brute force. He'd write a string of about 30-40 original jokes from scratch, memorize the precise wording, timing and delivery....and then go on a show and just let fly. No Robin Williams improv here. Completely old school. He was going to hit you over the head non-stop and beat you into submission. It's the most difficult approach to comedy requiring intense preparation and hard work, but it's probably the most sure fire way not to bomb.
Joe Shmoe wow spot on thank you ...best summation of the facts. Rip all of them
With the benefit of hindsight, Rodney is best described as a less imaginative version of Mitch Hedberg that had (unlike Mitch) absolutely impeccable delivery. Johnny does not get destroyed by the material. Johnny gets destroyed by the timing. Rodney's status comes from how he forced everyone to elevate on the delivery side.
@@MartinAlvito1 mitch had genius delivery. Its impossible to tell his jokes because you cant recreate his delivery.
Wonderful summation. He was the flip side of Rickles in my estimation. Carson obviously loved playing back and forth with either of them on his show.
"My mother had morning sickness AFTER I was born." HAHAHAHA!
An icon, a legend. Far too often we throw these descrptives about comedians. Rodney Dangerfield was a genius, without even one swear word. Absolutely amazing. He helped so many young comedians at his club too. A gentleman and probably the most humble person in show business.
We r all cut from a different mould as Rodney was, a master at his trade.
You can tell Johnny genuinely enjoyed Rodney's comedy along with the viewers. Johnny let his guests shine. Rip johnny
ARE YOU KIDDING? Every time I feel a bit down, I watch some Rodney Dangerfield videos and it puts a smile on my face. WHAT A CROWD !
Wow I’ve only just begun scratching the surface of old school comedians.. Dangerfield was absolutely hilarious 😂
At 5:31 you can hear Rodney say to Johnny .."Help me out" under his breath! Brilliant!😂
Well spotted, haha bless he didn't need any help but shown he was abit nervous.
"The first time i tried marijuana, i didnt know what i was doing!"
No?
"Noo, i was high on cocaine"
“no im kidding, i was a real green kid, the first time i tried marijuana i had a wonderful sexual experience”
oh yea?
“i just wish i had someone there to enjoy it with me”
Thinking back that very well might have been what the neck tie touching thing was all about, still amused by him❤️
"We grew up poor, I mean REAL POOR."
how poor?
"If I wasn't born a boy, then I'd have NOTHING to play with"
I love this! Getting Johnny to spin out of his chair was always comedy gold!
A TRUE CLASS ACT AND ONE OF THE GREATEST EVER....HE IS DEARLY MISSED.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
The greatest comedian of all time. Rodney Dangerfield.
Being the one to have Johnny Carson break down laughing on his own show has to be one of the best feelings you could get as a comedian!
Rodney and Johnny died within three months of each other. Miss them both.....
Rodney actually had his first heart attack backstage of the Tonight Show with JOhnny Carson and almost died there.
Wow, I loved them both. I didn't know that they passed so close to each other.
@@rbeck3200tb40 Not true. It was backstage after his appearance with Jay Leno... not Johnny. Can you imagine almost dying after seeing Leno???
Sam King
Also wrong. It was a mild stroke.
dominionn09 point is two friends died closely at the same time, like if the world couldn’t have both they couldn’t have just one.
"I assume you're through?" had me in stitches. 😂 It's nice when someone also makes a comedian genuinely laugh haha
My uncle's dying wish he wanted me on his lap... He was in the electric chair
Classic
Seeing and hearing Rodney laughing at Johnny's reaction to his jokes is heart warming.
the last 15 seconds where rodney is really laughing is great
😂
They were so great together
Carson was notoriously hard to please via comedy, watching Rodney send Carson out his chair is saying something!
Damn Dangerfield had to be one of the smartest people around, pure genus to come up with the one liners that fast.... fantastically entertaining man
Dangerfield did not come up with these on the spot. He was notoriously bad at improv. These were all carefully crafted pre-written jokes. Pre-planned to the syllable and finger movement.
@@Nsquaredmusic the Minnesota but showed improv wasn’t his forte
@@Nsquaredmusic your not gonna ruin my impression of Rodney . I'll bet he could ad-lib with any one, he was e comic genius way ahead of every one else. God Bless Him 🙏.
05:58 watch Rodney actually break character and genuinely grin at Johnny's "Gay Ranchero" joke. Awesome.
This is true comedy!! I am still laughing 50 years later. Now my son's are really in pain with laughter. Rest in Peace Rodney.
Dangerfield = Comedic gold! Never be another! And the same goes for Johnny Carson as well. He was, and always will be the Gold standard of late night hosts.
Gold standards for sure. Thanks for your post…👍☮️☮️😂😂👍
best!
Rodney and Robin Williams
When the Carson show ended it was truly the end of an era. Dangerfield was deadly that night what a great man.
Those were the days. I was crying from the beginning. Rodney was special and frankly so was Johnny they had a wonderful friendship. Irreplaceable
"kids nowadays dont wanna read
snow white they wanna shove it up their nose. "
I died!!!!!!!!!
Johnny was a real pro. He allowed his guests to do their thing without constantly interrupting.
Today's hosts try to out do their guests. Because it's all about THEM
I thought most people knew that Johnny didn't like his guests to be too funny. They even joke about it in an episode Seinfeld. STELLA: Humm... We saw you on "The Tonight Show" last week. LEO: I thought Johnny was very rude to you. He didn't even let you talk.
LAFOLLETTER ....so what you're saying is you've never seen full episodes of the tonight show with johnny carson. I grew up watching it and often remember my old man criticizing both carson and letterman for stifling guests. So yeah actually. If you've watched a lot of this format you know that guests and especially comedian guests have talking points and material rehearsed and the host sets them up with questions they are expecting. It's not spontaneous.
Exactly. No one even comes close in that regard, which is, after all, the job, no? :)
Johnny was also the perfect "straight man" in this segment. He would lead Rodney on with one or two words, allowing him to move to the next riff. It was a perfect interplay between the two. And Rodney was killin' it!
In my lifetime???.....Dangerfield and Robin Williams....hands down....absolute geniuses