I was 20 back in 1976, I remember watching this with my father, tears of laughter rolling down his face. All the greats that we grew up on that provided that much needed laughter. My father has passed away and many of the talents in that room have all left us, I miss those days, those shows , so I enjoyed this. Thankyou.
Was not born nor was my birth in the realm of possibility then but I love these people they are hilarious and could take a joke. These days people are much more sensitive.
@@KiaPi2012I agree. There is a stigma for everything now because of how everything could be magnified under the cancel culture microscope, and if that culture isn’t it, it’s just not being accepted. Loneliness carries a different weight, because we can see it on digital landscape, and that is terrifying because it is the landscape that is before our eyes at moments where we decide on; a moment that we make ourselves vulnerable (even to our own scornful judgement). This is likely of simplified, but seeing your comment really made me think about the social dynamics of then and now. While loneliness and depression was happening then, it’s happening at a younger age with each generation, and well we can be hard on ourselves because we don’t understand that a roast is meant to be light hearted. I don’t know about you folks, but I think at times I could take what someone says about me too seriously when I should have just accepted as jovial comical statement. Those good old days may trend one day if we ourselves could just accept a roasting with a little more cheer. I am thankful that you shared so I could think about all of this, and I think I will consider peoples actions and words under a different light.
I am 79 and keep watching this every month. Sheer class unlike the crass, crude shows we now have. "Yes, Those Were the Days". All my favourite celebs in one place.
But your grandparents hated all this s*** and your grandkids won't give a f*** and this is true of all generations of people's stuff. So why do old people always act like they're special and that they're the first old people to not approve of stuff that 60 years younger?
THIS is the humor we need in America now! Look at this!!! There are men and women, black, white, brown, gay and straight up there all cracking jokes about each other. Every single one of us has something we can be poked at for and we should be able to see the humor in it. Everybody needs to lighten up and laugh at themselves and each other in love like these legends did. Make America wholesome again!
I love the points you've made. So true. Yesteryear is gone with our generation of comedians, singers actors and actresses.😢 God Bless. I'm aware this was 3 yrs. Ago but I just seen it.
This was done in 1976, 42 years ago. Many of these people are no longer with us, but it's good to see them again all together having fun. I'm 70 so I have enjoyed them all.
Alan, I was 10 years old when this aired. These people were the BEST! I'm still a 20th century girl at heart and wish things weren't as complicated as they are now. Such fantastic comedy! I'm happy that I'm not the only one who appreciates it!
I was not quite around yet, as my father was only 13 when this aired. I have enjoyed all the performances that i have been able to find on VHS, DVD, the Internet and in books. The comedians of the past were better. Or then they allready told the best jokes... They do say that i seem older than i am, so maybe the explanation is that i was born later than expected. Or they really scammed me with a false birth certificate.
I met Dean Martin at his home in 1984. Perhaps the nicest and most friendliest person you ever met! We spent over 3 hours visiting. Will never forget it. He loved talking about Rio Bravo and the Duke! He said these were his favorite times, doing westerns with John Wayne!
@@jpaulglobal Back during this era and because of the people I knew I was able to meet a lot of Celebrities at theirs homes because I was one of about 5 of the best and highest referred Massage Therapists in Palm Springs then. I was never into the notoriety just the interaction with these people. There is a long list but I did have to turn down business from people like Bob Hope who wanted Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 3pm which was already booked regularly with Sidney and Alexandra Sheldon. I even went to Europe with them in 1996. I also had their next door neighbor Kirk Douglas who was a quiet man... All in a lifetime! Now I work with dogs in my retirement years! Millions of stories... If we go back further to when I managed Two Bunch Palms Resort there were too many Celebrities to even say! From Beau Bridges to the Rolling Stones. Circa 1977- 1981...
Past life, cool stories, I too have a younger life, but in music, I played with very famous ppl, went to exclusive parties, met and hung out with both actors, actresses, music legends, and eventually returned to my roots, and retired from family practice
My mom is 88 and bedridden, thanks to these oldies but goodies being on UA-cam she is spending her last days watching her favorites. I get a huge laugh myself, love these amazing entertainers.
That's what is FANTASTIC about UA-cam ! My mom too is 80 now and still full of passion but not as healthy these days, but to see her man Frank Sinatra , puts the sparkle back in her eyes ! Touches my heart , GOD bless BonHam..*
So thankful for having grown up during this era..Humor....done without malice..no offense taken..Simple..clean..fun! We laughed..still do watching these videos ..wiping away tears of laughter..At age 67...these memories, I can say.. were the Best of times....never to be experienced in today's world 2024..
@@dennis_duranliberals and older crowd. Always someone who wants to look down on today's generation the most hated generation I think it's because the older folk are jealous. But if we swapped roles older folks would be trying to kill themselves. Idk I thought you became chiller and more reserved as you get older not Americans and Canadians. You become more bitter and resent all the people following their dreams
These were the best comedians that will always be remembered. You will never see comedians like this anymore. God bless all of them from Dean Martin to Bob Hope and the rest of the best comedians back then.
Something that I don't know if people watching this may not have noticed..... All these comedians and non comedians are not reading from teleprompters. And it is one of the reasons these roasts are so special. They have constant eye contact with the audience and eachother. The comedy is spontaneous. The laughing is authentic.
It is a shame that we don't have comedians like these around anymore. I used to watch the roasts because of the talent that was doing the roast. We don't have such terrific talent like that anymore and that is a shame.
Besides, this kind of show and humor would be unacceptable today, apart from the fact that young people today are raised not to have any humor, especially this kind.
I disagree with you. I'm a huge stand up comedy fan and there are some AMAZING comics today! They may be more unfiltered and some more vulgar but damn are they good! Bill Burr (my absolutely favorite) Theo Von Tom Segura Bert Krisher Chris D' Elia Chris Distefano Andrew Shulz Andrew Santino Joe Rogan Mark Normand Dave Chappelle Troy Bond John Mulany Anthony Jeselnik Brian Regan Dave Attell Bo Burnham Daniel Sloss T.J. Miller Check them all out!
I remember when my parents watched the series of roasts when I was a young boy… when I got older, o understand how funny they were… I still lmao watching them on UA-cam… forever classics..,
Every time I watch this roast I think to watch a few minutes but end up watching the whole thing and I end up in tears laughing. Love this video!! Thanks to all.
@maturin1919 In the United States, the First Amendment of the Constitution protects freedom of speech. The First Amendment protects even speech that some may find offensive, hateful, or harassing. However, there are some exceptions, such as speech that is considered a true threat. For example, if someone threatens to physically assault another person, their speech would not be protected. The First Amendment only protects against government interference, not private individuals or organizations. For example, a private employer can fire an employee for speech they disapprove of.
Dear children, This is when comedy was funny without being offensive, was poignant without being pungent, and lightened our evenings without offending a single person I totally understand if you don’t recognize it in what passes for humor today
Don Rickles is hosting the event and his whole act is being offensive to people. I love it, but let's shy away from being an old man shaking his fist at young people, shall we?
Don Rickles: 0:01:48 Orson Welles: 0:07:43 Paul Lynde 0:11:23 Joe Namath 0:15:08 Sen. Barry Goldwater 0:17:27 Angie Dickinson 0:21:44 Muhammad Ali 0:27:02 Jimmy Stewart 0:30:29 Gabe Kaplan 0:35:42 Gene Kelly 0:37:45 Sen. Hubert Humphrey 0:39:47 "Gary Von Greckson" 0:45:25 John Wayne 0:48:15 "Movie time" 0:52:23 Joey Bishop 0:56:51 Rich Little 1:00:50 "Gladys Louis" (Ruth Buzzi) 1:03:23 Tony Orlando 1:07:05 Georgia Engel 1:09:17 Nipsey Russell 1:11:50 "Scoutmaster Foster Brooks" 1:13:50 Howard Cosell 1:18:15 Dan Rowan and Dick Martin 1:20:40 Bob Hope 1:24:56 Dean Martin 1:32:17
kate parkscott Well, I agree that the comedy was not as dirty as we see these days, but if you watch any of Dean’s shows there was a LOT of innuendo😉. Dean could convey so much more with one knowing look at the camera (and be far funnier) than any number of today’s foul-mouthed ‘comedians’ put together. And with much more style and charm.
The Dean Martin Roasts are timeless, great entertainment. I remember watching them with my parents; great memories with amazing guests on the dias....Dean Martin, Don Rickels, Bob Hope, Ruth Buzzy, etc. etc.... each one funnier than the last. Thank you to UA-cam for bringing them back!!!
The roast was the greatest show on tv. They had me laughing so hard. When I watch today's comedy shows they can't even get a smile out of me. Most of them are either sexual innuendos or just raw vulgarity and filthy language. In the days of the roast the family could watch the shows with the children and not be afraid of what the kids were hearing. I loved the Carrol Burnett show, Andy Griffin, Bob Hope Special, Dean Martin's comedy Hour and many other clean decent family comedy. Thank you for bringing back so many beautiful memories
Wow…. nostalgic comedy at it’s finest,with the greatest artist of comedy,acting,sport,politics etc.I honestly don’t think that this form of honest clean family entertainment will ever be repeated again..I laugh so much at this I cry.. you actually believe they are family and friends up there ….thanks guys for the memories
Great comment!’ No blasphemous ‘Oh my God’ then. Dean was clean and so was all his celebrity mates. I am 72 and just adore this man! Thanks Dean, you made my youth and to this day I still love and miss you!!
I remember watching this with my Mom , I was a 17 year old kid with my whole life in front of me . My Dad drove a truck so he didn't get to watch alot of shows with us . I was raised to love and respect great talent and of course with my Mom's family being Italian we worshipped Dean Martin . These bring back so many memories of those days , sometimes it's hard not to shed a tear knowing so many are gone !
IT IS 11/ 1 / 16 WHO ARE THE 335 PEOPLE WITH NO SENSE OF HUMOR ???? THESE PEOPLE ARE THE GREATEST STARS AND VERY FUNNY THANKS JACK FOR POSTING !!!! AND RICH LITTLE WHAT A GENIUS !!!! AND DON'T FORGET THE KING OF COMEDY BOB HOPE !!!!AND IT DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER THAN ROASTING DEAN MARTIN !!! IT DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS "THE GREATS "!!!!
Dean Martin was very handsome and talented, I also miss those days. He was born in Stubenville, Ohio., My Stepfather was the Mayor of Youngstown back in the 60's and knew him back then. Mr. Martin is interred in the Pierce Brothers Cemetery in Los Angeles along with many of his friends, Rest in Peace .
I enjoy watching these videos of the Roasts that I watched as a kid on TV with my family growing up in the 70s. In most of them, I feel joy at the nostalgia and humor, but also sadness at all the talent deceased and gone. What a pleasant surprise that in this one from 1976, no less than six performers on the dais are alive and well with us as of my viewing today on 12/21/21: Gabe Kaplan (76), Tony Orlando (77), Joe Namath (78), Rich Little (83), Ruth Buzzi (85), and Angie Dickinson (90). May God bless them with continued health and life, and may He bless Dean and the others who have passed on to His care in His Kingdom. Our lives were made more joyful by the gift of laughter they gave and continued to give through video.
It's March 2022 and this is still just as funny as the night it aired! I really miss all these amazing talented people! Sure miss the good old days of television when you got real quality programming! Before it became just about the money!
You are so right!! Those truly were the days when the people were as quality as the show and the programs were about entertainment fun and enjoyment and truly not about turning a quick buck
It's very sad to look around at the younger generations and know they have no clue how to deal with a true joke... without stabbing each other. I'm 74 years young and loved every minute of this. Thanks for airing this...you have made my day/week a lot brighter...
@SueParras I've got news for you, Suzie, it's always been about money. You call this childish stupidity "quality"? You're talking out of your ass. Whenever someone refers to the "good old days" you know you're dealing with an imbecile.
Thank you, Ladies and Gentlemen for the last 100 minutes of superb entertainment. I'm thrilled to say I come from the same era, so the memories I take to my final resting place will certainly keep me warm and contented . . . and if you're ever strolling by a cemetery at twilight one evening and you hear laughter echoing around the gravestones . . . don't be alarmed, it's probably just me watching a re-run of this Dean Martin Celebrity Roast show . . . God Bless.
You can tell the type of man Dean was, everyone loved him so much. I wish I was alive to see this stuff live back then. He seemed like a genuine person loved by many. RIP to one of the greatest entertainers that ever lived.
Kevin Geddis To me it speaks volumes that even after he died people still spoke well of him. So often when famous personalities die everyone comes out of the woodwork to bad-mouth them and make accusations about what a terrible person they really were, but I have not seen anything like that about Dean. That surely says a lot about the kind of man he was.
My favorite quote about dean, it show the type of man he was. His daughter Deana said her dad once said " He only work so his family will be taken care of after he is gone....other then that he work so he could play golf. His family always come 1st then golf. He was so easy goimg
Dean's voice was like an uncle to me from the radio. I grew up listening to him. 73 years later that feeling is still the same. Never new what he looked like until i was a teen. His 60's hits made him more popular with television. He was so handsome. Bob n Bing everyone knew because of White Christmas. I remember my son getting his first compter. When he showed me how to work it, first thing i did was search lyrics i remembered from toddler days. I stil recall the day the Queens father died. I wasn't quite 3, but the house seemed empty without the familiar voices. Those are the entertainers that can never be replaced.
This was a golden age of tv and comedy. So many great stars and comedians . Dean Martin was a great singer and comedian. His tv shows were outstanding .
Some of the best comedy of our time was made by these folks. For those of us old enough to remember them, this was great to watch. I was laughing the whole time.
Clean comedy is the funniest! If you can make a crowd die laughing with clean humor, you're a true comedian. These classic men set the bar really high.
Wow! I’m speechless; so grateful to have lived in those years. In 1976 I was 19, to see how this world has deteriorated since growing up can bring me to tears! But for 1hr. 41 minutes and a few seconds I was just able to re-live some golden memories and take a break from modern-day reality! Great show!!!
It sure was. the 70's was and probably will be the best decade of my life. I hope that when I am in heaven, I can relive them over and over for eternity
What an amazing line up!! I have loved Dean all my life and miss him.. 😢 I would have loved to to see him when I was in Vegas! In 1980. 🥰🏴🏴
My 15 Favorite Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts 15. Ronald Reagan 14. Wilt Chamberlain 13. Frank Sinatra 12. George Washington 11. Ralph Nader 10. Bob Hope 9. Hank Aaron 8. Muhammad Ali 7. Mr T Roast 6. Jack Benny 5. Dean Martin 4. Jimmy Stewart 3. Michael Landon 2. Sammy Davis Jr 1. Don Rickles
I'm crying because of all these astounding actors and people that were the most classy and most amazing people ever. So darn funny! Oh my gosh. I miss this era so much. Minus the smoking this was just the best of the entertainment industry. I'm 22 and I'm so sad we don't get this kind of amazing comedy anymore... :(
@@oldguardduke Well at least today the actors aren't allowed to smoke or breath without a mask in a closed public setting,unlike this frightening display of FREEDOM in Las Vegas. Our Chinese 🇨🇳 overlords wouldn't be pleased with this behavior at all.. in 2024 we must Re-Elect. Joseph ROBBING IT Biden & Keep CHINA 🇨🇳 HAPPY.
It was 1976. These were the best of the best. Those of us who grew up with these stars were lucky and blessed. Most are gone now. May they rest in peace.
Garry Lisle carefull what you wish for. you had to wait in line for gas, cars downsized and engines became crap while the rest of the car was crap plastics interiors and thinning body panels and cocaine was brought in by the cia making addicts out of Americans while making drug cartels rich. I could go on. these roast were one of the good things
All of them put on a show, but by god! The charm of Orson Welles and the spontaneity, quick wit and forked tongue of Don Rickles are a few leagues above everyone else. I could listen to the two of them for hours. They could be reciting the phone book and they would still find ways to make it entertaining.
Dean Martin was the coolest man on big or small screen and on records. Yup, comedy has changed but many comics back then were raunchy, live tv was just more rigid. What really impresses me is that a huge star is roasted by mostly contemporaries, now they are roasted mostly by people who wouldn't make a pimple on their ass as a celebrity.
Jokes were Jokes back then too... Even if they were raunchy .. they weren't mean they were funny and People back then knew how to take jokes and how to laugh at themselves... UNLIKE MANY OF TODAY'S PEOPLE !!!!!
Television was more strict back then. Dean Martin I'm sure was raunchy off camera, but due to TV restrictions the jokes had to be presentable for a general audience.
Seeing these greats will always remind me what entertainment was all about no cell phones no computers just great traditional family entertainment sitting in the livingroom after dinner watching these Dean Martin roast were just great best humor and best times. How I wish I can sit in that livingroom with my family one more time
you don't need lgbt's, minorities, or women either. nobody knew what diversity was back then but there still were Jews, Not to check off a box on their diversity form but because they were the funniest comedians in the business . And no Trump jokes were needed to get a chuckle either. The funniest thing about comedians today is that they are comedians. That's hilarious.
@@samuelcole7736 actually the Angie bit was offensive but not the other type of humor, when Don says that about the entire dias jumping on Angie..no to that!
All these people were fantastic back in the day. They always had fun making jokes at each other none of it was personal and they loved each other. Those truly were the good old days.
A laugh a minute, this show, and great comedy mileage for the King of the Road Dean Martin. Jerry always said : "No one knows who Dean Martin really was." But the words of Louis MacNeice may shed some light: " Time was always away and somewhere else, and there were two glasses and two chairs, and two people beating with one pulse."
There's a reason comedy like this lives on through the years,& why the comedy of today won't....these were days of tolerance, humorous innuendo, good natured ribbing &a mutual admiration of participants. Nowdays it's more lewd,graphic,boundary pushing&X-rated wisecracks that rely more on shock than on skillful delivery.
@Millie Zeller What a load of nonsense. I guess you haven't seen any contemporary roasts. They make this stupid shit look like kindergarten. Jokes that would offend you, you big mouth. Whenever someone refers to the "good old days" you know you're dealing with an imbecile.
@@Daftok I guess you haven't seen any contemporary roasts. They make this stupid shit look like kindergarten. Whenever someone refers to the "good old days" you know you're dealing with an imbecile.
The people in the post-"Baby Boomer" era are totally out of luck. This was a time that's gone forever. These folks had, and gave us, a great time without using the f-bomb and other four-letter words. I laughed as much watching this now as I did when I saw it on TV over 40 years ago. We were so lucky to have had them!
The golden days, when you actually had to have talent to be on a roast and not just crass and mean-spirited. They still push to the envelope without being vulgar and unoriginal. Today's roasts are nothing compared to these.
When Hollywood was truly Hollywood!! Many of them are gone and never to be replaced Today we have P Diddy, Justin Bieber and the Kardashians-shoot me now PLEASE
@@prime-boys the joke went over your head - and if you don't understand these comedians that made racist jokes (*jewish, black italian, puerto rican, gay etc) then may I suggest taking some MIDOL before watching this LMFAO
I worked at the Sands Motel and Casio in the 1980s for a few years, and was always happy to hear the music when the Celebrates were about to be introduced. Ones heart would just skip a beat hearing the intro music! These were good old days for me.
OMG what a wonderful time to have lived on this earth! From a 69yr old man who loved Dean Martin. Never missed his variety show on Thursday night. Was a little surprising for a 13 yr old Beatles fanatic to go out and buy a Dean Martin Album and that says alot about the man I think. CHRISTMAS ALBUM It was and I still have it. Liked him in the Westerns too. In The Chapel in The Moonlight was the first 45single that i bought and it still produces the tears. RIP dear crooner
Man Rickles was so sweet and sincere at the end. Dean really was a guy who was loved by his peers and fans
The Rat Pack!
I was 20 back in 1976, I remember watching this with my father, tears of laughter rolling down his face.
All the greats that we grew up on that provided that much needed laughter. My father has passed away and many of the talents in that room have all left us, I miss those days, those shows , so I enjoyed this. Thankyou.
Was not born nor was my birth in the realm of possibility then but I love these people they are hilarious and could take a joke. These days people are much more sensitive.
@@KiaPi2012I agree. There is a stigma for everything now because of how everything could be magnified under the cancel culture microscope, and if that culture isn’t it, it’s just not being accepted. Loneliness carries a different weight, because we can see it on digital landscape, and that is terrifying because it is the landscape that is before our eyes at moments where we decide on; a moment that we make ourselves vulnerable (even to our own scornful judgement). This is likely of simplified, but seeing your comment really made me think about the social dynamics of then and now. While loneliness and depression was happening then, it’s happening at a younger age with each generation, and well we can be hard on ourselves because we don’t understand that a roast is meant to be light hearted. I don’t know about you folks, but I think at times I could take what someone says about me too seriously when I should have just accepted as jovial comical statement. Those good old days may trend one day if we ourselves could just accept a roasting with a little more cheer. I am thankful that you shared so I could think about all of this, and I think I will consider peoples actions and words under a different light.
when there were real comedians not the losers of today
You are old enough to be my mom. Time is flying. I am 45 today. 🩷
60+ years for me, and AGREE totally!!!🤓🤓🤓
For Dean to assemble these great cast of comedians for his own roast is simply AWESOME. RIP buddy.
It was a open bar.
yeah. But wheres his buddy jerry a$$hole. ? AWESOME !
I am 79 and keep watching this every month. Sheer class unlike the crass, crude shows we now have. "Yes, Those Were the Days". All my favourite celebs in one place.
But your grandparents hated all this s*** and your grandkids won't give a f*** and this is true of all generations of people's stuff. So why do old people always act like they're special and that they're the first old people to not approve of stuff that 60 years younger?
Truly a golden age of comedy, funny, clean, and timeless. Thank you for all the memories.
Bob Hope says...''I wanna tell ya...!''....he'd say You're Welcome !
Clean?
THIS is the humor we need in America now! Look at this!!! There are men and women, black, white, brown, gay and straight up there all cracking jokes about each other. Every single one of us has something we can be poked at for and we should be able to see the humor in it. Everybody needs to lighten up and laugh at themselves and each other in love like these legends did. Make America wholesome again!
Agreed!
I love the points you've made. So true. Yesteryear is gone with our generation of comedians, singers actors and actresses.😢 God Bless. I'm aware this was 3 yrs. Ago but I just seen it.
Amen ❤❤
Well said..😅
You are so correct.. Bring back HUMOR in america.😢
This was done in 1976, 42 years ago. Many of these people are no longer with us, but it's good to see them again all together having fun. I'm 70 so I have enjoyed them all.
Alan, I was 10 years old when this aired. These people were the BEST! I'm still a 20th century girl at heart and wish things weren't as complicated as they are now. Such fantastic comedy! I'm happy that I'm not the only one who appreciates it!
I’m 42, I grew up watching so many shows, these fine people, and I love it all.
I'm only 32 and I think there funnier then the comics now
I was not quite around yet, as my father was only 13 when this aired.
I have enjoyed all the performances that i have been able to find on VHS, DVD, the Internet and in books.
The comedians of the past were better.
Or then they allready told the best jokes...
They do say that i seem older than i am, so maybe the explanation is that i was born later than expected.
Or they really scammed me with a false birth certificate.
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I watch this 40 years ago on TV. Watching it again now on UA-cam, it's just as funny as it was 40 years ago. Thanks for the memories.
I met Dean Martin at his home in 1984. Perhaps the nicest and most friendliest person you ever met! We spent over 3 hours visiting. Will never forget it. He loved talking about Rio Bravo and the Duke! He said these were his favorite times, doing westerns with John Wayne!
No way! You should do a video on that meeting!!!
@@jpaulglobal Back during this era and because of the people I knew I was able to meet a lot of Celebrities at theirs homes because I was one of about 5 of the best and highest referred Massage Therapists in Palm Springs then. I was never into the notoriety just the interaction with these people. There is a long list but I did have to turn down business from people like Bob Hope who wanted Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 3pm which was already booked regularly with Sidney and Alexandra Sheldon. I even went to Europe with them in 1996. I also had their next door neighbor Kirk Douglas who was a quiet man... All in a lifetime! Now I work with dogs in my retirement years! Millions of stories... If we go back further to when I managed Two Bunch Palms Resort there were too many Celebrities to even say! From Beau Bridges to the Rolling Stones. Circa 1977- 1981...
Past life, cool stories, I too have a younger life, but in music, I played with very famous ppl, went to exclusive parties, met and hung out with both actors, actresses, music legends, and eventually returned to my roots, and retired from family practice
You're THAT guy. 🙄🙄
My mom is 88 and bedridden, thanks to these oldies but goodies being on UA-cam she is spending her last days watching her favorites. I get a huge laugh myself, love these amazing entertainers.
Me and my late grandparents watched these all the time and now I'm keeping the traditional fun going by myself now
Much love to you and your mother. These roasts seem to be so good for the soul - if you have a good sense of humour.
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That's what is FANTASTIC about UA-cam ! My mom too is 80 now and still full of passion but not as healthy these days, but to see her man Frank Sinatra , puts the sparkle back in her eyes ! Touches my heart , GOD bless BonHam..*
I wish I could’ve been born and alive in this era!! 😤😤 todays so called “ celebrities “ COULD NOT HOLD A CANDLE TO THESE ACTUAL TALENTED STARS
Even Orson Welles' roast sounds like a University lecture. One of the greatest Hollywood intellectuals.
He really hit it home during the Jimmy Stewart roast.
He was truly awesome
An outstanding gentleman.
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I'm 27 and I grew up watching these with my mama. This was one of the best eras for comedy!💕
So thankful for having grown up during this era..Humor....done without malice..no offense taken..Simple..clean..fun! We laughed..still do watching these videos ..wiping away tears of laughter..At age 67...these memories, I can say.. were the Best of times....never to be experienced in today's world 2024..
I'm 36. Truest statement. Miss is.
Yesssss...
A room full of legends. Straight comedy and not 1 cuss word. Those were the days.
No cuss words, but constant sexual innuendo, reference to drug use, politics and race. I don’t get where the “no cursing” high horse comes from.
@@dennis_duranliberals and older crowd. Always someone who wants to look down on today's generation the most hated generation I think it's because the older folk are jealous. But if we swapped roles older folks would be trying to kill themselves. Idk I thought you became chiller and more reserved as you get older not Americans and Canadians. You become more bitter and resent all the people following their dreams
@@dennis_duranespecially from people who "love" freedom of speech
Frustrated , constipated , paranoid losers commenting comedy channel
@@dennis_duran
Sexual innuendos, political and racial jokes offend you?
You poor thing.
These were the best comedians that will always be remembered. You will never see comedians like this anymore. God bless all of them from Dean Martin to Bob Hope and the rest of the best comedians back then.
I was born in 1972 so I grew up watching Johnny Carson and the Dean Martin show and these roasts!!!
Something that I don't know if people watching this may not have noticed..... All these comedians and non comedians are not reading from teleprompters. And it is one of the reasons these roasts are so special. They have constant eye contact with the audience and eachother. The comedy is spontaneous. The laughing is authentic.
It is a shame that we don't have comedians like these around anymore. I used to watch the roasts because of the talent that was doing the roast. We don't have such terrific talent like that anymore and that is a shame.
there are some good ones nowadays not many but some are relly funny
Besides, this kind of show and humor would be unacceptable today, apart from the fact that young people today are raised not to have any humor, especially this kind.
I disagree with you. I'm a huge stand up comedy fan and there are some AMAZING comics today! They may be more unfiltered and some more vulgar but damn are they good!
Bill Burr (my absolutely favorite)
Theo Von
Tom Segura
Bert Krisher
Chris D' Elia
Chris Distefano
Andrew Shulz
Andrew Santino
Joe Rogan
Mark Normand
Dave Chappelle
Troy Bond
John Mulany
Anthony Jeselnik
Brian Regan
Dave Attell
Bo Burnham
Daniel Sloss
T.J. Miller
Check them all out!
I remember when my parents watched the series of roasts when I was a young boy… when I got older, o understand how funny they were… I still lmao watching them on UA-cam… forever classics..,
Yes we do. But they can't say the same things because Americans have turned into soft babies
Every time I watch this roast I think to watch a few minutes but end up watching the whole thing and I end up in tears laughing. Love this video!! Thanks to all.
Same here
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this is a prime example of how free speech works and the ability of the audience to not take offence of every word
No it's not. Free speech is an agreement between the government and its people. This has nothing to do with the government 🤦
Yes it is. Totally agree. Free speech. And for those offended, free not to watch! 😂😂
Yeah and it was a very long time ago ☹️
@maturin1919 In the United States, the First Amendment of the Constitution protects freedom of speech. The First Amendment protects even speech that some may find offensive, hateful, or harassing. However, there are some exceptions, such as speech that is considered a true threat. For example, if someone threatens to physically assault another person, their speech would not be protected.
The First Amendment only protects against government interference, not private individuals or organizations. For example, a private employer can fire an employee for speech they disapprove of.
Dear children,
This is when comedy was funny without being offensive, was poignant without being pungent, and lightened our evenings without offending a single person
I totally understand if you don’t recognize it in what passes for humor today
Don Rickles is hosting the event and his whole act is being offensive to people. I love it, but let's shy away from being an old man shaking his fist at young people, shall we?
This was when show biz friends got together and made jokes around a water cooler. Love it
I'm 77. I remember them all so well. It was far more entertaining than today's comedy.
❤
Me too
@fredcarpenter1094 I'm 75 and I have to disagree with you. One has to adapt to todays stand up comics. Adapt or perish.
AMEN
76yo & ditto!
Thank God that these videos are still so well preserved. These shows were great.
Don Rickles: 0:01:48
Orson Welles: 0:07:43
Paul Lynde 0:11:23
Joe Namath 0:15:08
Sen. Barry Goldwater 0:17:27
Angie Dickinson 0:21:44
Muhammad Ali 0:27:02
Jimmy Stewart 0:30:29
Gabe Kaplan 0:35:42
Gene Kelly 0:37:45
Sen. Hubert Humphrey 0:39:47
"Gary Von Greckson" 0:45:25
John Wayne 0:48:15
"Movie time" 0:52:23
Joey Bishop 0:56:51
Rich Little 1:00:50
"Gladys Louis" (Ruth Buzzi) 1:03:23
Tony Orlando 1:07:05
Georgia Engel 1:09:17
Nipsey Russell 1:11:50
"Scoutmaster Foster Brooks" 1:13:50
Howard Cosell 1:18:15
Dan Rowan and Dick Martin 1:20:40
Bob Hope 1:24:56
Dean Martin 1:32:17
Thank you for this..
Thanks! Easier to jump to the good ones!
@@anb740 so... all of them?
Bravo. Thanks.
@@burkesullivan9086 Just about! ANY of them are better than the current trash roasts they broadcast!
There will Never be anyone like Dean Martin pure class !! No cursing,filth just good clean fun and laughter all the way Brilliant !!
kate parkscott Well, I agree that the comedy was not as dirty as we see these days, but if you watch any of Dean’s shows there was a LOT of innuendo😉. Dean could convey so much more with one knowing look at the camera (and be far funnier) than any number of today’s foul-mouthed ‘comedians’ put together. And with much more style and charm.
kate parkscott well said!!!!
Dean was one of the dirtiest musicians 😂😂
I agree!
They couldn’t be dirty this was on tv
The Dean Martin Roasts are timeless, great entertainment. I remember watching them with my parents; great memories with amazing guests on the dias....Dean Martin, Don Rickels, Bob Hope, Ruth Buzzy, etc. etc....
each one funnier than the last. Thank you to UA-cam for bringing them back!!!
Good times, no one would go on stage & slap the roaster
i could not wait to watch these roasts!
@@Mirkuzz Exactly right
Buzzi
@@Mirkuzz Don Rickels was a closet racist, he was not funny at all, insults is the tool of untalent people
I just turned 60 and I remember this as a kid. Hilarious with lots of fond memories of everyone!
Me too.
It's so wonderfull to see all these legends together, those were the days! OLD IS TRULEY GOLD.
No filth smut swearing.......& people are laughing?
Back when everyone could take a joke.
These people had class. nothing disgusting, just genuine comedy.
I remember when this was around. I am happy that this is still here to see
The roast was the greatest show on tv. They had me laughing so hard. When I watch today's comedy shows they can't even get a smile out of me. Most of them are either sexual innuendos or just raw vulgarity and filthy language. In the days of the roast the family could watch the shows with the children and not be afraid of what the kids were hearing. I loved the Carrol Burnett show, Andy Griffin, Bob Hope Special, Dean Martin's comedy Hour and many other clean decent family comedy. Thank you for bringing back so many beautiful memories
No filth smut swearing.......& people are laughing?
Wow…. nostalgic comedy at it’s finest,with the greatest artist of comedy,acting,sport,politics etc.I honestly don’t think that this form of honest clean family entertainment will ever be repeated again..I laugh so much at this I cry.. you actually believe they are family and friends up there ….thanks guys for the memories
I love these roasts - watched them all - no swearing genuine fun - can't tolerate any of the so called comedians today
And I'm guessing that making fun of Martin's drinking problem incessantly is clean family fun?
Yes, It truly WAS one of the funniest shows on the tube!
Whenever I am on the verge of an emotional breakdown, I just listen to Orson Welles’ roast of Dean.
Ah, the memories. I so loved this show back when and still love it today. People were real. And humor was clean and real. People didn't get offended.
Will Smith didnt cancel every comedian…your libtard friends did
Great comment!’ No blasphemous ‘Oh my God’ then. Dean was clean and so was all his celebrity mates. I am 72 and just adore this man! Thanks Dean, you made my youth and to this day I still love and miss you!!
I like the way Don makes jokes to people then presenting people to come up he has a tone of serious, respectful and genuine. Love you Don.
I remember watching this with my Mom , I was a 17 year old kid with my whole life in front of me . My Dad drove a truck so he didn't get to watch alot of shows with us .
I was raised to love and respect great talent and of course with my Mom's family being Italian we worshipped Dean Martin .
These bring back so many memories of those days , sometimes it's hard not to shed a tear knowing so many are gone !
I was real young too. Times started changing not long after thus. 2 years even
IT IS 11/ 1 / 16 WHO ARE THE 335 PEOPLE WITH NO SENSE OF HUMOR ???? THESE PEOPLE ARE THE GREATEST STARS AND VERY FUNNY THANKS JACK FOR POSTING !!!! AND RICH LITTLE WHAT A GENIUS !!!! AND DON'T FORGET THE KING OF COMEDY BOB HOPE !!!!AND IT DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER THAN ROASTING DEAN MARTIN !!! IT DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS "THE GREATS "!!!!
I agree
Hands down.. Orson Wells cutting down Don Rickles with that Shakespeare quote then "translating".. SAVAGE! Beautiful... but *SAVAGE* !!!
Jimmy Stewart is the definition of Old Hollywood Class♥️ Rip
Dean Martin was very handsome and talented, I also miss those days. He was born in Stubenville, Ohio., My Stepfather was the Mayor of Youngstown back in the 60's and knew him back then. Mr. Martin is interred in the Pierce Brothers Cemetery in Los Angeles along with many of his friends, Rest in Peace .
Wow I live about 20 mins from Youngstown in Warren
No. Rest in Pierce.
Anyone who does roasts now should be made to watch these old ones. They knew how to do funny back then. Today, not so much.
I enjoy watching these videos of the Roasts that I watched as a kid on TV with my family growing up in the 70s. In most of them, I feel joy at the nostalgia and humor, but also sadness at all the talent deceased and gone. What a pleasant surprise that in this one from 1976, no less than six performers on the dais are alive and well with us as of my viewing today on 12/21/21: Gabe Kaplan (76), Tony Orlando (77), Joe Namath (78), Rich Little (83), Ruth Buzzi (85), and Angie Dickinson (90). May God bless them with continued health and life, and may He bless Dean and the others who have passed on to His care in His Kingdom. Our lives were made more joyful by the gift of laughter they gave and continued to give through video.
Well said!!
There will never be another Don Rickles!!!!!!
These old roasts had class. What do we have now, 95% curses?
Only because it was made and edited for broadcast television. If you saw these legends perform live your ears would still be burning.
Um, again, they're words, dude. Just words. Imagine belieiving in 'bad' words... the idea smacks of Puritans.
Someone is triggered!!
It's March 2022 and this is still just as funny as the night it aired! I really miss all these amazing talented people! Sure miss the good old days of television when you got real quality programming! Before it became just about the money!
You are so right!! Those truly were the days when the people were as quality as the show and the programs were about entertainment fun and enjoyment and truly not about turning a quick buck
It's very sad to look around at the younger generations and know they have no clue how to deal with a true joke... without stabbing each other. I'm 74 years young and loved every minute of this. Thanks for airing this...you have made my day/week a lot brighter...
@SueParras I've got news for you, Suzie, it's always been about money. You call this childish stupidity "quality"? You're talking out of your ass. Whenever someone refers to the "good old days" you know you're dealing with an imbecile.
And no foul language... what a relief
July 2022
These old time roast are the best ever
Comedy Central Roast struggles to compare. I'm 20 years old and I love this XD
Thank you, Ladies and Gentlemen for the last 100 minutes of superb entertainment. I'm thrilled to say I come from the same era, so the memories I take to my final resting place will certainly keep me warm and contented . . . and if you're ever strolling by a cemetery at twilight one evening and you hear laughter echoing around the gravestones . . . don't be alarmed, it's probably just me watching a re-run of this Dean Martin Celebrity Roast show . . . God Bless.
Love to have them all back. They were the greatest. Made us all laugh. They will be missed but never forgotten.
RIP don rickles, you were a very funny comedian.
This was true comedy and truly talented artists. Unlike today's so called comedians..
You can tell the type of man Dean was, everyone loved him so much. I wish I was alive to see this stuff live back then. He seemed like a genuine person loved by many. RIP to one of the greatest entertainers that ever lived.
Kevin Geddis To me it speaks volumes that even after he died people still spoke well of him. So often when famous personalities die everyone comes out of the woodwork to bad-mouth them and make accusations about what a terrible person they really were, but I have not seen anything like that about Dean. That surely says a lot about the kind of man he was.
My favorite quote about dean, it show the type of man he was. His daughter Deana said her dad once said " He only work so his family will be taken care of after he is gone....other then that he work so he could play golf. His family always come 1st then golf. He was so easy goimg
Dean's voice was like an uncle to me from the radio. I grew up listening to him. 73 years later that feeling is still the same. Never new what he looked like until i was a teen. His 60's hits made him more popular with television. He was so handsome. Bob n Bing everyone knew because of White Christmas. I remember my son getting his first compter. When he showed me how to work it, first thing i did was search lyrics i remembered from toddler days. I stil recall the day the Queens father died. I wasn't quite 3, but the house seemed empty without the familiar voices. Those are the entertainers that can never be replaced.
It's 2019 and these roasts still pack a punch! The epitome of humor!
Classic
It's 2022 over here
If you only knew what's coming in 2020-2022
Yep, after Oscar 2022, punches are given and taken differently now it seems... :-(
Timeless, classics and love 🎀 xoxoxo
This was a golden age of tv and comedy. So many great stars and comedians . Dean Martin was a great singer and comedian. His tv shows were outstanding .
He acted pretty well, too
Some of the best comedy of our time was made by these folks. For those of us old enough to remember them, this was great to watch. I was laughing the whole time.
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This is so funny. I love it
Clean comedy is the funniest! If you can make a crowd die laughing with clean humor, you're a true comedian. These classic men set the bar really high.
Make fun of race, religion and gender and NO ONE is offended. Can you imagine today?
Absolutely my friend!
Keezy Deejay yes
Keezy Deejay
FoolsRushIn Says I agree with you
Wow! I’m speechless; so grateful to have lived in those years. In 1976 I was 19, to see how this world has deteriorated since growing up can bring me to tears! But for 1hr. 41 minutes and a few seconds I was just able to re-live some golden memories and take a break from modern-day reality! Great show!!!
I was 7 but feel the same. Cyber huge from UK
Hugs...😘
I was just a kid when these roasts aired, but how much I loved watching them with my family and seeing my dad laugh until he cried!
Oh man!
The world back then was so much better!
It sure was. the 70's was and probably will be the best decade of my life. I hope that when I am in heaven, I can relive them over and over for eternity
Yes it was
If I had a time machine, this is where I would go first. These comedians were so funny and just make you feel good from laughing
I dunno, Don Rickles was an ASS then in still to this day!
This will never get old! What a time this was . Love it!🌻
Sadly today, not many have the brains to catch the wit. This was when thought was used, now it's just as much shock value that you can get.
My mother was 92 when she left us. The funniest woman I ever knew. I miss you Betty Joe.
What an amazing line up!! I have loved Dean all my life and miss him.. 😢 I would have loved to to see him when I was in Vegas! In 1980. 🥰🏴🏴
My 15 Favorite Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts
15. Ronald Reagan
14. Wilt Chamberlain
13. Frank Sinatra
12. George Washington
11. Ralph Nader
10. Bob Hope
9. Hank Aaron
8. Muhammad Ali
7. Mr T Roast
6. Jack Benny
5. Dean Martin
4. Jimmy Stewart
3. Michael Landon
2. Sammy Davis Jr
1. Don Rickles
George Washington ~ must have missed that one 😂😂😂😂:)
@@celestialskye1 me too
I'm crying because of all these astounding actors and people that were the most classy and most amazing people ever. So darn funny! Oh my gosh. I miss this era so much. Minus the smoking this was just the best of the entertainment industry. I'm 22 and I'm so sad we don't get this kind of amazing comedy anymore... :(
You had to put smoking in there
None of today's so called Entertainers can hold a candle to any of these Greats of Entertainment!
God bless you babe..I know huh..we need true comedy, not this sad excuse for comedy nowadays
@@oldguardduke Well at least today the actors aren't allowed to smoke or breath without a mask in a closed public setting,unlike this frightening display of FREEDOM in Las Vegas. Our Chinese 🇨🇳 overlords wouldn't be pleased with this behavior at all.. in 2024 we must Re-Elect. Joseph ROBBING IT Biden & Keep CHINA 🇨🇳 HAPPY.
i love to see people your age like this old stuff. myself, i was a baby when this aired, you weren't even alive
It was 1976. These were the best of the best. Those of us who grew up with these stars were lucky and blessed. Most are gone now. May they rest in peace.
we will never see a talent like Don Rickles again.
SO TRUE
@@Rebelliousoularguably the greatest insult comic of all time. RIP DR
No, but Jim Noton sure looks like him
wish I was alive through these times. when there was something called respect
Garry Lisle carefull what you wish for. you had to wait in line for gas, cars downsized and engines became crap while the rest of the car was crap plastics interiors and thinning body panels and cocaine was brought in by the cia making addicts out of Americans while making drug cartels rich. I could go on. these roast were one of the good things
All of them put on a show, but by god! The charm of Orson Welles and the spontaneity, quick wit and forked tongue of Don Rickles are a few leagues above everyone else. I could listen to the two of them for hours. They could be reciting the phone book and they would still find ways to make it entertaining.
Gee, Don Rickles, Gene Kelly, John Wayne, Orson Welles, Jimmy Stewart, Muhammad Ali honoring Dino! Talks about an all-star cast!
You forgot the great Bob Hope!
Pretty remarkable!
Don't forget Foster Brooks, a legend in his time.
Perfect all star line up and amazing talent. So sadly missing most of them .
Dean Martin was the coolest man on big or small screen and on records. Yup, comedy has changed but many comics back then were raunchy, live tv was just more rigid. What really impresses me is that a huge star is roasted by mostly contemporaries, now they are roasted mostly by people who wouldn't make a pimple on their ass as a celebrity.
Jokes were Jokes back then too... Even if they were raunchy .. they weren't mean they were funny and People back then knew how to take jokes and how to laugh at themselves... UNLIKE MANY OF TODAY'S PEOPLE !!!!!
Television was more strict back then. Dean Martin I'm sure was raunchy off camera, but due to TV restrictions the jokes had to be presentable for a general audience.
Seeing these greats will always remind me what entertainment was all about no cell phones no computers just great traditional family entertainment sitting in the livingroom after dinner watching these Dean Martin roast were just great best humor and best times. How I wish I can sit in that livingroom with my family one more time
Proof you don't need vulgar language to get a laugh!!
Joshua Condran I couldn't agree more 👍👍👍
you don't need lgbt's, minorities, or women either. nobody knew what diversity was back then but there still were Jews, Not to check off a box on their diversity form but because they were the funniest comedians in the business . And no Trump jokes were needed to get a chuckle either. The funniest thing about comedians today is that they are comedians. That's hilarious.
Joshua Condran what I was actually thinking
Amen!!!
Nope ... Just Don Rickles talking about boobs and I'm gone.
Classic and absolutely delightful!!! Miss everyone here!
In 2024, the Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts still brings so much laughter and joy to many.
What a Show!
Subscribed, and Thank you for the full episode.
STYLE, RESPECT, GENUINE HUMOUR & 100% PURE CLASS......The way it was meant to be....I Love these old Roasts.
Samuel Cole P.S Dayummmmmmmmmm.......I would have Loved to rail Angie Dickinson back then........WOW!
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@@samuelcole7736 actually the Angie bit was offensive but not the other type of humor, when Don says that about the entire dias jumping on Angie..no to that!
@@samuelcole7736 we have no interest in what you'd f**ck, posts like that need to STOP please
The best roast ever, its sad to see most of the people on the show are gone.
All, not most.
@@melaniecotterell9972 Ruth Buzzi is still around as of January 2020.
well most of them were old even back then so it comes as no surprise they aren't around now
@@melaniecotterell9972 Angie Dickinson is also alive
@@melaniecotterell9972 18 dead 4 alive unless some have passed
I was born in the early 60s and I grew up watching these men later on in life so much fun so much fun I miss this type of humor.
Pure, funny and clean. I really miss TV like this.
All these people were fantastic back in the day. They always had fun making jokes at each other none of it was personal and they loved each other. Those truly were the good old days.
Man, how I would love to be at that afterparty.
Oo Hell YEAH !
A laugh a minute, this show, and great comedy mileage for the King of the Road Dean Martin. Jerry always said : "No one knows who Dean Martin really was." But the words of Louis MacNeice may shed some light: " Time was always away and somewhere else, and there were two glasses and two chairs, and two people beating with one pulse."
There's a reason comedy like this lives on through the years,& why the comedy of today won't....these were days of tolerance, humorous innuendo, good natured ribbing &a mutual admiration of participants. Nowdays it's more lewd,graphic,boundary pushing&X-rated wisecracks that rely more on shock than on skillful delivery.
A time where there was no such thing as offensive comedy. We need these days to return.
Japanese man goody goody
I m with u on that
We really do. And, some good old common sense. I totally agree with you.
@Millie Zeller What a load of nonsense. I guess you haven't seen any contemporary roasts. They make this stupid shit look like kindergarten. Jokes that would offend you, you big mouth. Whenever someone refers to the "good old days" you know you're dealing with an imbecile.
@@Daftok I guess you haven't seen any contemporary roasts. They make this stupid shit look like kindergarten. Whenever someone refers to the "good old days" you know you're dealing with an imbecile.
The people in the post-"Baby Boomer" era are totally out of luck. This was a time that's gone forever. These folks had, and gave us, a great time without using the f-bomb and other four-letter words. I laughed as much watching this now as I did when I saw it on TV over 40 years ago. We were so lucky to have had them!
I agree. I'm to young to know who some of the people are like "Jimmy." but the jokes are classy and this was truly the last best era, in my view.
SO true. I was a kid then and I thought they'd be here forever. Jokes today just don't make me laugh like long ago.
People of this generation don’t give two shits about this bud. Stop being so condescending.
@@jswerve386 No one cares about your opinion
The golden days, when you actually had to have talent to be on a roast and not just crass and mean-spirited. They still push to the envelope without being vulgar and unoriginal. Today's roasts are nothing compared to these.
Todays roasts are vulgar and profane.
and don rickles?
@@davidorenge6866 Don Rickles is a Hockey Puck
When people had SOME INTELLECT !
Today’s roasts aren’t funny. They’re just plain mean. Not fun to watch at all!
I just rewatched this, and I haven’t laughed so hard, too bad we don’t have this kind of comedy anymore. Please play more of the roasts.
Thank you,
When Hollywood was truly Hollywood!!
Many of them are gone and never to be replaced
Today we have P Diddy, Justin Bieber and the Kardashians-shoot me now PLEASE
Look harder. Away from mainstream.
"If you met an italian, would you talk in italian?"
"No no, I never talk in front of them, I tap dance"
Rofl
im sorry but is that racism?
@@prime-boys the joke went over your head - and if you don't understand these comedians that made racist jokes (*jewish, black italian, puerto rican, gay etc) then may I suggest taking some MIDOL before watching this LMFAO
SirParcifal “ You Sir are an idiot! I’m simply asking a question and not by any way implying anything else!
It would be considered as racism today, but before it was not that big of a deal.
Bob Hope roasts everyone in eight words: “I’m delighted to be here at these auditions.” He’s in a class all by himself.
@Elba, you said it all and its was awesome, Hi and how are you doing ?
Such class and humor! The best stars of the 20th century. Funny without having to curse every 5 seconds as they do in the new roasts.
Don Rickles is freakin' LEGENDARY roaster
Anonymous Spiderman *Was :(
The best; a real natural!
Truly, the Golden Age of television. My family watched all these shows together when I was a child and teen.
you look at the line up and the first 6 or 7 were literally the most famous Americans of all time and you can't help but be astonished
Crumpton Oaks And when you think that they were all there just for Dean, it shows you just how popular and well-loved he was.
These are the Best Ever Roasts: King of Roasts Dean Martin and the Real Greats of Comedy
I worked at the Sands Motel and Casio in the 1980s for a few years, and was always happy to hear the music when the Celebrates were about to be introduced.
Ones heart would just skip a beat hearing the intro music!
These were good old days for me.
Unforgettable moments in time.
It simply doesn't get better than this full star cast and their wonderful sense of humour.
yes I agree,real classy acts,not like the crap you get today,you don't have to curse to make people laugh.
Only because it was made and edited for broadcast television. If you saw these legends perform live your ears would still be burning.
You're free to get up on a stage, oh you're not comedian? Big surprise. Sit down and be quiet, loser!
@@fendertremolo9793 You seem to have a problem Fender. What's your problem? Negative comments is all you have. Lighten up.
OMG what a wonderful time to have lived on this earth! From a 69yr old man who loved Dean Martin. Never missed his variety show on Thursday night. Was a little surprising for a 13 yr old Beatles fanatic to go out and buy a Dean Martin Album and that says alot about the man I think. CHRISTMAS ALBUM It was and I still have it. Liked him in the Westerns too. In The Chapel in The Moonlight was the first 45single that i bought and it still produces the tears. RIP dear crooner
These jokes are far more tasteful and clever. They don't make comedy television like they used to.
supercyberfunk nope they have uneducated half breeds making jokes that wouldn’t have passed the writers meeting back in the old days
So true