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Saw every episode several times and will continue to watch. Writers are geniuses too.

The brilliance of this comedy is beyond words. The jokes are corny and the comedians don't seem to be doing much of anything, but we just can't stop laughing. Why is that? How is that? The pure talent of "less is more." And those perfectly timed dance steps, absolutely unbelievable!

Old shows with the old ads are especially entertaining. 😊

This is by far one of the funniest Jack Benny shows ever.

Always mooning the audience. 😅

TV used to be really weird.

"Come wander with me love." That guy

is this the earliest year johnny video in youtube ?

Loved Benny. Those days they could produce clever, funny and clean shows. What happened?

I watched Jacks show too, it was always funny back then, but it’s even funnier NOW! 👏🏽😆

@ 29:00, "oh, I'll go upstairs." ... then down the stairs we see her go ... 😆

Jack Benny looks like William bendix or Marty ingels

I loved hearing and watching Burns and Allen. The interesting part of this episode is that I JUST LEARNED SOMETHING USEFUL! LOL😄😄 The Carnation condensed soup script is good writing and probably soul-stealing at the same time.

great comedy from the 1950s and early 1960s.

We will never experience the comedy genius of these two men again! I am so grateful to have grown up watching them

It's interesting that in the move, The Final Countdown (1980), the Commander of the Nimitz (Kirk Douglas) smiled when they were listening to the Jack Benny show on the ships radio.

Ahhh Benny Goodman! My father’s idol when he was a kid and he had original albums of Goodman and Glenn Miller and others. I grew up listening to dad’s Big Band music. In 1975 the family saw Benny Goodman in concert and my father was like a kid in a candy store. He was just thrilled to death to see his idol and seeing dad made me happy. Dad got a clarinet as a kid to play like Goodman. Never worked as dad squeaked. But I have his clarinet whose so old that the original case the handle fell off. Because my father idolized Goodman and grew up to Swing, seeing this has a special connection.

Candice (their daughter) qas born un 1846 which would have made her 11 when rhis episode aired. I wish they had featured her un rhua episode

The lady singing the Lucky Strike song, is wearing a see through blouse? Her bra is visible.

I believe that they were still broadcasting "live" from New York with this episode. The following year, they started filming the shows in Los Angeles, which is the familiar version of the show.

What an entrance by Jackie Gleason. It's so awesome to be able to watch the great Jack Benny in the year 2024. I like his radio shows too. The interweaving stories, running gags and themes show the creativity of the writers. Buck Benny Rides Again. Cheers y'all.

20 years later Dinah was hanging out with Burt Reynolds.

Rod sterling proves that he’s really funny and he has entered in the twilight zone

Adore George and Gracie. Beautiful people...Always a pleasure watching them.

JACK BENNY HOUR - SO FUNNY! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Jonny appears in another episode as Jack"a son when they play the owners of a traveling circus. It's a bit strange but hilarious that Jack would spank Dennis since he never spanked his daughter, Joanie. She was a daddy's girl from the beginning and even appeared in the show once as his daughter in a dream about his being cheap.

Yessss?!!

This show is great.

Frank Fontaine made his name in comedy with the Benny show, both on radio and TV. But he hit his stride with Gleason in the Joe the Bartender sketches. He died much too young.

Me too

Blanc was great.

They work in the ads just like modern UA-camrs.

I'm 34 years old and I would give anything to have been born during the peak of the radio comedy era. I don't know why I watch stuff like this and feel like I'm seeing old friends. It delights me and then leaves me with a longing feeling that's so difficult to describe.

Ah, Lucky Strikes...My Uncle Bob's choice. I think he weighed 75 pounds before his death after the lung cancer ravaged his body in 1968. R.i.p.

I love hearing those fellows sing and play “Lovely Hula Hands.”

THANKS so much for uploading ! Luv that "Anaheim Azusa & Cucamonga" routine ! Priceless ! Can't stop laughing ! 🙂

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I’m glad I’m not a butler, chauffeur, day-laborer, maid, or anything of that nature.

I wonder as I wander.. Is there a drycleaner service in Trinidad, Colo

Where the hell is Buck Benny?😮

Jack Benny took pride in being an employer. He was responsible for keeping a lot of family going. Most of these individuals came from the great depression. Jack was a special human being.

Where the Hell Is Buck Benny?😮

Where the hell is Buck Benny?

Jack in drag performing the Gracie part is just as funny as Gracie. Lucille Ball performed the Gracie role with George Burns on The Lucy Show. She was funny but not as funny as Gracie or 'Jackie' lolz.

looking for S1 E20, anyone have that to share?

Yes, cross-dressing is supposed to be humorous!

I'm 1/2 of a music duo. We do lots of humor onstage. The greatest compliment we ever got was when someone compared our chemistry to George & Gracie.

14:44 I never thought the Mr Kitzel character was funny. I wouldn't even mention it if the show weren't so brilliant otherwise.

Wonderful old stuff. How nice to be able to see.

It is a shame that Mr. Sterling couldn’t work Mr. Benny in one of his episodes.