This is true class and comedy combined. Don Rickles picked on everyone. My favorite part is when Nipsey had his say. " Up Yours Don!" Imagine the laughter afterwards back stage. This era of comedians were politically incorrect to the max by today's standards. They could laugh at themselves and others. All races would burn each other hysterically.
Never imagined someone quoting Don Rickles and making me laugh as much as I just did, Thanks Rowan & Martin, you did 1-derfully and had Mr Rickles in stitches !!!
Rowan & Martin, two of the greatest funny guys, watch the timing - fantastic!! Sadly, most of these funny men are no longer with us - never to be replaced.
Definitely sadly racist has taken over our country to try and destroy it. In my opinion and mine only white black brown red yellow will never survive without each other's help. Some might not agree but it is happening right before our eyes. We all need to be color blind. Wake up America
Thomas Richard Martin (January 30, 1922 - May 24, 2008), known professionally as Dick Martin, was an American comedian and director. He was known for his role as the co-host of the sketch comedy program Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In from 1968 to 1973.
I'm not sure that Rowan and Martin were the best but they were very good. The best could be others like Abbot and Costello, Laurel and Hardy, Milton Berle and Henny Youngman, Nixon and Agnew or even Spock and Bones. They all were pretty good.
Could not agree more---oh man I was laughing so hard I was CRYING---Rowan and Martin really brought their A-game with this roast--awesome stuff!! (And to Don Rickles credit he got as much of a kick out of it as the audience did!!)
Rowan and Martin, who were hilarious comedians, remind us here that Don Rickles' comedy is not so much in the lines, but in his masterful delivery and timing of those lines. Many of the world's greatest comics have acknowledged Rickles' particular skills in these areas. But the lines are still important, even if the delivery and timing of them are (deliberately) missing in the Rowan and Martin renditions of them, to make their own comic point. When Rickles earlier in his career tried to apply his sense of timing to telling regular jokes or doing impressions of famous people, he wasn't very successful. It was his discovery that had a real talent for dealing with hecklers and making terrific comedic comebacks by "attacking" them back. From there, he built his entire act around "killing" members of the audience, but in a comedic way.
Daniel Hale Rowan (July 22, 1922 - September 22, 1987) was an American actor and comedian. He was featured in the television show Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In, wherein he played straight man to Dick Martin and won the 1969 Emmy for Outstanding Variety or Musical Series.
Dick and Dan were made for each other, and the time. You are quite right about his won comedic timing as well. On laugh in his solo 'dry humor' bits were terrific.
Dan Rowan lived, ate and breathed show business. In 1975 Frank Sinatra threw a party at his house for the Apollo / Soyuz astronauts and cosmonauts. Rowan was there talking to a friend and the friend said, "Why don't you go over and meet the cosmonauts?". Rowan replied, "Oh, they don't want to meet me, they'd rather meet Sinatra". The other guy said, "Dan, these guys are from Russia, they don't even know who Sinatra is". Rowan was amazed that anyone could not know Sinatra and said, "Well, if they don't know Sinatra f--- 'em!"
I used to watch this type of politically incorrect comedy, when I was a kid. I laughed way more than my parents. Maybe, I simply got the jokes and they didn't. Priceless stuff it's
@@tommyzielinski485 Well, back in the day and I am talking 40 years ago, it was still considered comedic to act drunk. However, things changed around 1980. Acting drunk for comedy just wasn't considered appropriate given the awareness of alcohol abuse. But I also think it was an early reign of political correctness, but real PC was still about a decade away.
@@bernieburawski1446 Lord Jemini - acting drunk? That was Foster Brooks whole existence - wouldn't miss it for the vorld! I don't think you are right, tho'!
Thomas Richard Martin (January 30, 1922 - May 24, 2008), known professionally as Dick Martin, was an American comedian and director. He was known for his role as the co-host of the sketch comedy program Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In from 1968 to 1973.
Daniel Hale Rowan (July 22, 1922 - September 22, 1987) was an American actor and comedian. He was featured in the television show Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In, wherein he played straight man to Dick Martin and won the 1969 Emmy for Outstanding Variety or Musical Series.
Always liked Rowan and Martin. R.I.P.
This is true class and comedy combined. Don Rickles picked on everyone. My favorite part is when Nipsey had his say. " Up Yours Don!" Imagine the laughter afterwards back stage. This era of comedians were politically incorrect to the max by today's standards. They could laugh at themselves and others. All races would burn each other hysterically.
Never imagined someone quoting Don Rickles and making me laugh as much as I just did, Thanks Rowan & Martin, you did 1-derfully and had Mr Rickles in stitches !!!
I hereby second your motion!
Rowan & Martin, two of the greatest funny guys, watch the timing - fantastic!!
Sadly, most of these funny men are no longer with us - never to be replaced.
Dan: "Say Goodnight, Dick"
Dick: "Goodnight, Dick"
This was the funniest roast that was aired, Rowan and Martin were funny reading Rickles insults
I used to watch Laugh-in every Monday.
Foster Brooks is hysterical as always.
Classic 🌈 Nipsey Russell 🤣 was great too ! This was a funny bit ! I’m 57 now and remember well 🦋
That was a bloody hysterical routine. they were really great when they were "on."
+Len Hummel Absolutely---they were hilarious when they got in a rhythm like they did in this routine--HYSTERICAL!!
Back when people could take a joke and weren't so sensitive.
Great times missing them dearly.
Agree!!
Definitely sadly racist has taken over our country to try and destroy it. In my opinion and mine only white black brown red yellow will never survive without each other's help. Some might not agree but it is happening right before our eyes. We all need to be color blind. Wake up America
Thomas Richard Martin (January 30, 1922 - May 24, 2008), known professionally as Dick Martin, was an American comedian and director. He was known for his role as the co-host of the sketch comedy program Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In from 1968 to 1973.
Great timing and talent.
I miss seeing grown men have fun with hilarious wit! Those days are gone.
Indubitably ☺️
Overall, the roast for Don Rickles was just about the best.
Just a bunch of true PROFESSIONALS making fun of someone else who does the same work. Nipsey's roast is also hilarious.
The talent level is unbelievable from this era..I'm just a very small part of this..Robert at 67.
These two were the funniest comedy team of all time. I watched their show, Laugh-In, in first run way back when and it was hilarious.
Laugh-in was on BBC2 late on Sunday night. “Sock it to me!”. “Very interesting, but also very stupid”. Comedy gold!
@@briane5706 Dan: "Say Goodnight, Dick"
Dick: "Goodnight, Dick"
I'm not sure that Rowan and Martin were the best but they were very good. The best could be others like Abbot and Costello, Laurel and Hardy, Milton Berle and Henny Youngman, Nixon and Agnew or even Spock and Bones. They all were pretty good.
Add Charlie Callas to the list just priceless!!!!!!!!
The entire Don Rickles roast was great, but with the exception of Foster Brooks, Rowan and Martin were definitely the best. This was just inspired!
Could not agree more---oh man I was laughing so hard I was CRYING---Rowan and Martin really brought their A-game with this roast--awesome stuff!! (And to Don Rickles credit he got as much of a kick out of it as the audience did!!)
nyterpfan
agreed. Rickles was probably the third best part when he got his revenge.
What? no love for Charlie Callas?!!!
Could you imagine 2 old white guys doing these jokes today? Oyve!
Rowan and Martin, who were hilarious comedians, remind us here that Don Rickles' comedy is not so much in the lines, but in his masterful delivery and timing of those lines. Many of the world's greatest comics have acknowledged Rickles' particular skills in these areas. But the lines are still important, even if the delivery and timing of them are (deliberately) missing in the Rowan and Martin renditions of them, to make their own comic point. When Rickles earlier in his career tried to apply his sense of timing to telling regular jokes or doing impressions of famous people, he wasn't very successful. It was his discovery that had a real talent for dealing with hecklers and making terrific comedic comebacks by "attacking" them back. From there, he built his entire act around "killing" members of the audience, but in a comedic way.
James Feldman absolutely 🤣🤣
that's just you because his non sequitor comedy was brilliant. Why don't you go to Alaska and elope with a moose.
These come back to haunt don't they LMFAO
This segment always makes me laugh. ANYWAY, GANG..."
Look, I'll sell you a bike...
Rowan and Martin. They deserve any comedy award they ever received. (btw, in those days this was very progressive and liberating humor. Seriously)
And the best line: Come back to haunt you, don't they?
I love the deadpan delivery, especially when he said “Anyway gang”
Actually, two straight men in Hollywood is indeed, unusual. :)
Daniel Hale Rowan (July 22, 1922 - September 22, 1987) was an American actor and comedian. He was featured in the television show Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In, wherein he played straight man to Dick Martin and won the 1969 Emmy for Outstanding Variety or Musical Series.
Fucking brilliant. Broke him down like a pair of...hockey pocks.
Groucho Marks once said of Dan Rowan - the greatest Straight man of all time - here, here.
Put more of Rowan and Martin. There are great.
They were called roasts back then because every one of these people are smoking down the place! Holy shit lol
Love Dick and Dan
Run baby run the poor guy was off course😜😜😜Great routine Rowan &Martin
Love, love Rowan and Martin
"Where the hell's the punchline?" LOLOLOLOLOLOL
Dan Rowan was a very good comedian and straight man. Second only to Bud Abbott.
ArseneWenger He really, really was good...knew when to crack a smile at just the right second to pull you in.
Dick and Dan were made for each other, and the time. You are quite right about his won comedic timing as well. On laugh in his solo 'dry humor' bits were terrific.
R&M were always fun to watch.
“People wonder why Rickles was so mean. He’s been that way ever since he found out Eva Braun was two-timing him.” Dean Martin
Best on the dais.
Rowan and martin laugh in was a classic great!! Sock it to me!!
Veeeery interesting! 😂😂😂😂
Listening to them try to do some of don rickles jokes is Great it had me in tears from laughing
Dan Rowan lived, ate and breathed show business. In 1975 Frank Sinatra threw a party at his house for the Apollo / Soyuz astronauts and cosmonauts. Rowan was there talking to a friend and the friend said, "Why don't you go over and meet the cosmonauts?". Rowan replied, "Oh, they don't want to meet me, they'd rather meet Sinatra". The other guy said, "Dan, these guys are from Russia, they don't even know who Sinatra is". Rowan was amazed that anyone could not know Sinatra and said, "Well, if they don't know Sinatra f--- 'em!"
ANYWAY GANG
I'm laughing so hard, I'm crying
What goes around, comes around.
I quote the words of the great Indian Geronimo, as he jumped on his horse - *UUHH!*
😆
Back when ethnics knew their place... back when America was great!
Dan Rowan was in Double Impact and Tango & Cash. Good actor.
Dan Rowan died in 1987, T&C was made in 89, D.I, in 91.
Charlie Callas was the hit at this roast. Look it up.
Look I'll Sell You A Bike LMAO
What a smile on Dick Martin!!!!!!!!!! It's infectious
Dan: "Say Goodnight, Dick"
Dick: "Goodnight, Dick"
They gave it to Don pretty good. lol
Rickles would be out of a job today! It's no longer acceptable to laugh at ourselves!
Anyway gang!!!
I used to watch this type of politically incorrect comedy, when I was a kid. I laughed way more than my parents. Maybe, I simply got the jokes and they didn't. Priceless stuff it's
F---ing great ,funny,funny,funny,.
I don’t know if it’s me, but I never did Find Don Rickles that funny
"Two straight men" 👀😁🤣
Hilarious
Anyway gain
What happened between then and now? Honestly? Comedy has faded!
"Anybody coming towards me?"
Colored guy, 1970 😮
How did Klugman get the plumb seat next to Rickles ?
He was one of don best friends and bob Bob newhart
Look, I'll sell you a bike...
Dean is slurring his words again. Oh, it's just an act, I forgot. ☺️
Is Dean Martin drunk in all of these?!? Lol!!
Yup!!!😂😂😂
@@adchewie_8995Well documented, he never drank on the shows, glass was filled with juice lol.
He probably drank before and after the show after all it's Vegas.
Dean Martin was a strict teatollar. Fyi.
Dean was definitely drunk on Carson one time!
No pretended
@@sbarronmd Rubbish!
LOLOLOLOLOL
its not funny
The aback story surgically moan because letter phylogenetically preach worth a curvy sweets. stale, solid move
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Some of this humor has not aged well.
Care to explain? Which part, and how?
Just like you.
@@tommyzielinski485 Well, back in the day and I am talking 40 years ago, it was still considered comedic to act drunk. However, things changed around 1980. Acting drunk for comedy just wasn't considered appropriate given the awareness of alcohol abuse. But I also think it was an early reign of political correctness, but real PC was still about a decade away.
@@bernieburawski1446 Lord Jemini - acting drunk?
That was Foster Brooks whole existence - wouldn't miss it for the vorld!
I don't think you are right, tho'!
Don't think foster brooks is funny at all!
Well, some people find Foster Brooks hillarious, other people are retarded!
Thomas Richard Martin (January 30, 1922 - May 24, 2008), known professionally as Dick Martin, was an American comedian and director. He was known for his role as the co-host of the sketch comedy program Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In from 1968 to 1973.
These come back to haunt don't they LMFAO
Daniel Hale Rowan (July 22, 1922 - September 22, 1987) was an American actor and comedian. He was featured in the television show Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In, wherein he played straight man to Dick Martin and won the 1969 Emmy for Outstanding Variety or Musical Series.