If you are familiar with mason’s delivery he fired off more funny jokes in one hour than any comedian in history. I don’t think you can sit thru more than a few seconds without laughing. One of the all time great’s .
Agree 100% . Jackie’s delivery was second to none .Don Rickles is up their but Jackie’s humour is more cerebral . Seinfeld , Dangerfield, Pryor, Red fox, Murphy, Hope, Youngman, Jack Benny, Milton Berle are also some of the greats but Jackie is in my opinion ahead of the class at his peak.
RIP, Jackie. We will miss you but we know that you will keep the show going until we hear you again! Rest knowing that you always brought millions to laughter for decades in your time on earth. We will remember you!
Wild, that's exactly what i thought about when I heard about Jackie's passing. So I watched a few of them then thought....I wonder if Jackie and Dean ever did any routines together that may have given Fritz the idea of the voicing which brought me here. RIP Jackie & Dean.
Dean Martin and Jackie Mason both born in USA but both learnt English later only when they were at school. Jackie still spoke english with a weird accent his first language was Yiddish. but he spoke Hebrew as well
This is yet another illustration that Jerry Lewis was right about Dean being the greatest "straight man" in comedy ever, and he does it, seemingly without effort. Although Jackie is very funny here, Dean's responses and reactions take this sketch several notches higher.
That's reaching a bit. First of all, a great straightman-like Bud Abbott, who WAS the greatest of all time--interacts with the comic, sets up jokes, reacts, etc. This was basically a Jackie Mason monologue, which he could have done just as easily addressing the audience (if there was one) directly. Dean did NOTHING here. Laughing and making faces while Jackie prattles on was not genius in any sense of the word. He was probably relieved that he didn't have any cue cards to read for this one.
I agree with you but if you watch Johnny Carson you will also see a fine comedian who knows how to be a straight man. With Rickles, with Jackie Mason, and a bunch of other comedians he will just sit there and let them go and that is a sign of a real pro
@@facetime4me I agree , Johnny and Dean were versatile enough to play the comedian as well as the straight man What set Dean apart was that the guy was great at everything he set his mind to. Acting, singing, etc. I'm sure he would have made it, with or without the overrated Jerry Lewis.
@@josephconner3742 Dean was quite funny himself, but in a more subtle and spontaneous way. Lewis could never have made it without him. The difference between Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis is that Jerry Lewis forced his humour on you, it was over the top, he was a rather grim human Bugs Bunny. But Dean was gracefully funny, and had a sense of humour, if you know what I mean. He had a lot of humanity and kindness, which Lewis never did have, and that's why people love Dean. As for Lewis, they didn't call him The Dark Prince of Comedy for nothing. He certainly had something going on under there, but it wasn't humour. He even admitted that he bullied Dean and betrayed him. I got an eye opener about him when I saw his drag act in the Army movie, he really does an excellent drag. He was offered a part in Some Like it Hot, but was apparently afraid of 'gay' rumours, so he turned it down, unfortunately. Lemmon has been eternally grateful.
Anyone here ever watch the ant and the aardvark. Heres their voices. Look it up. Used to come on with the Pink Panther cartoons. Along with Inspector Clusoe and the Tijuana Toads!
There is a Jackie Mason's booth at the Applejack Diner in the New York City where Jackie sat . The plaque with his name on the booth has been there for years
The funniest part is that Paganini had been dead for about 130 years, and of all the great current Jewish violinists that were alive at the time of this sketch he could've named he chose the greatest of all time, Niccolo Paganini, an Italian. R.I.P. Jackie, your wit was not lost on this gentile.
When I was 5 I thought it really was Jackie but yes the great John Byner did the voices. The day Jackie died I watched a marathon of the ANT n AARDVARK
@@garryberman894 Dean was an expert at letting people do their thing. Very much a star, he was a man with a lot of presence. It would not have been the same with some guy on the set sitting in the chair.
First of all, so called "Jackie Mason", wasn't his real name. There was nothing wrong with his actual birth name,Yacov Moshe Maza. He obviously "sold out" her birth name because of the shallowness of the entertainment industry?! Most likely the change was made as the result of a greedy Business Manager, with perceived notions of greater recognition accompanied with monetary gains? In reality, it's also shows blatant disrespect for one's parents & their family heritage, just to possibly obtain (not earn) a greater buck?!
It was. And speaking of rugs, he told this story back in the day: A woman meets her friend whom she hasn't seen in years. "Look at your hair for God's sake. It looks like you haven't washed it since who knows when. It looks like a wig." "My dear it so happens that it is a wig." "You know from the way you had it styled you really can't tell."
j walkin I have always put that down to two things: first of all both his parents were from Italy, so of course Dean inherited the dark Mediterranean complexion. Also, it’s well-known that he spent a lot of time on the golf course, and in California and Las Vegas that meant many hours spent in the hot desert sun acquiring a more-or-less permanent tan.
Rest In Peace, Jackie Mason. Thank you, for the memories. 💕
RIP Jackie, you were one of the greatest of all time.
Amazing, Dean Martin and the wonderful Jackie Mason. I saw Jackie in concert at Casino Rama in Orillia, Ontario, some years ago, he was a riot.
That's awesome. I saw Jerry Lewis doing stand-up in Las Vegas in the mid 90s. We never stopped laughing 😂😂
God bless you, Jackie. Thanks for all the laughs.
If you are familiar with mason’s delivery he fired off more funny jokes in one hour than any comedian in history. I don’t think you can sit thru more than a few seconds without laughing. One of the all time great’s .
Nowadays, if a comedian can crack as many funny lines in a full hour-long show as Jackie cracked in just 5 minutes, he's a superstar.
Agree 100% . Jackie’s delivery was second to none .Don Rickles is up their but Jackie’s humour is more cerebral . Seinfeld , Dangerfield, Pryor, Red fox, Murphy, Hope, Youngman, Jack Benny, Milton Berle are also some of the greats but Jackie is in my opinion ahead of the class at his peak.
take away sex, god and politics out of their material, and they can't even fill an hour.
RIP Jackie Mason...one of the greats!!
Two legends. And Jackie is still with us.
Welp
Was with us. 😞 Baruch Dayan H’emet 🙏🏼 Thanks for the laughs
not any more he isnt
@@jaysilverheals4445 Legends are always with us
Thank you for all the laughs and good times. We will see you there.
Loved Jackie Mason,he was one hilarious comedian.RIP.
Yes, JACKIE REST IN PEACE, YOU CERTAINLY WAS AND CONTINUE TO BE
WITH THE GREAT ONES.....
Shalom from ISRAEL...💕🇺🇸🇮🇱
RIP, Jackie. We will miss you but we know that you will keep the show going until we hear you again! Rest knowing that you always brought millions to laughter for decades in your time on earth. We will remember you!
Beautiful, beautiful man that Jackie Mason.
Best comedian of all time. It’s sad he had to go but 93 ain’t no walk in the park.
One of the Greats !
a comedy legend the best
Love this guy!
The original Ant (Martin) & Aardvark (Mason).
... and both voiced by John Byner!
Why was i thinking that😂 i used to trip out how the Ant and Aavdvark sounded like those two back in the day😂😂
The Ant and the Aardvark.
RIP Jackie Mason.
Wild, that's exactly what i thought about when I heard about Jackie's passing. So I watched a few of them then thought....I wonder if Jackie and Dean ever did any routines together that may have given Fritz the idea of the voicing which brought me here. RIP Jackie & Dean.
A brilliant entertainer, but a horrible human being.
Jackie didn't do the voice of the Aardvark. John Byner.
@@stevem4628 And Dean Martin didn't do the voice of the ant...John did both as Dean and Jackie...
Jackie will forever be the Aardvark
Dean Martin and Jackie Mason both born in USA but both learnt English later only when they were at school. Jackie still spoke english with a weird accent his first language was Yiddish. but he spoke Hebrew as well
Good old days
OMG wowwwwwww Jackie Mason... First time seeing him but maaan....
Dean had the perfect natural complexion that everyone wants today
Just like Wayne Newton in L.V.😂😂😂
...said NOBODY in the skin cancer ward.
This is yet another illustration that Jerry Lewis was right about Dean being the greatest "straight man" in comedy ever, and he does it, seemingly without effort. Although Jackie is very funny here, Dean's responses and reactions take this sketch several notches higher.
That's reaching a bit. First of all, a great straightman-like Bud Abbott, who WAS the greatest of all time--interacts with the comic, sets up jokes, reacts, etc. This was basically a Jackie Mason monologue, which he could have done just as easily addressing the audience (if there was one) directly. Dean did NOTHING here. Laughing and making faces while Jackie prattles on was not genius in any sense of the word. He was probably relieved that he didn't have any cue cards to read for this one.
I agree with you but if you watch Johnny Carson you will also see a fine comedian who knows how to be a straight man. With Rickles, with Jackie Mason, and a bunch of other comedians he will just sit there and let them go and that is a sign of a real pro
@@facetime4me I agree , Johnny and Dean were versatile enough to play the comedian as well as the straight man What set Dean apart was that the guy was great at everything he set his mind to. Acting, singing, etc. I'm sure he would have made it, with or without the overrated Jerry Lewis.
@@josephconner3742 Dean was quite funny himself, but in a more subtle and spontaneous way. Lewis could never have made it without him. The difference between Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis is that Jerry Lewis forced his humour on you, it was over the top, he was a rather grim human Bugs Bunny.
But Dean was gracefully funny, and had a sense of humour, if you know what I mean. He had a lot of humanity and kindness, which Lewis never did have, and that's why people love Dean.
As for Lewis, they didn't call him The Dark Prince of Comedy for nothing. He certainly had something going on under there, but it wasn't humour. He even admitted that he bullied Dean and betrayed him. I got an eye opener about him when I saw his drag act in the Army movie, he really does an excellent drag. He was offered a part in Some Like it Hot, but was apparently afraid of 'gay' rumours, so he turned it down, unfortunately. Lemmon has been eternally grateful.
@@garryberman894 Dean Martin is wasted on someone like you. You really do miss the point. It was Jerry Lewis who said it himself, not the commenter.
Jackie did a very good job at keeping his hands busy, ready to do Dean's hair, but never did anything.
RIP Jackie 😭
R.I.P. Jackie Mason
The Ant and the Aardvark!
Anyone here ever watch the ant and the aardvark. Heres their voices. Look it up. Used to come on with the Pink Panther cartoons. Along with Inspector Clusoe and the Tijuana Toads!
I'm rolling the floor LMBO
There is a Jackie Mason's booth at the Applejack Diner in the New York City where Jackie sat . The plaque with his name on the booth has been there for years
Was great in caddyshack 2
Martin was speechless.
Because there was nothing for him to do. This was Jackie Mason's moment.
Martin was laughing.
Great sketch thank yo
The inspiration for the voices of the ant and the anteater
I wish I had a mishugana like him for a barber years ago, although I liked my barber in Manhattan a lot!
😂👏👏😄 Dean & Jackie who knew?
Wow, Jackie smiling.
Gilbert Godfried's impersonation got me here. Say, he was spot on.
Mason reminds me alot of Chico Marx.
+STPlsd8974 Many Italians are actually Jews.
what the hell is this supposed to mean?
it means he is a biased jerk!
vocal inflections are nearly IDENTICAL to Joey Bishop!!......
The funniest part is that Paganini had been dead for about 130 years, and of all the great current Jewish violinists that were alive at the time of this sketch he could've named he chose the greatest of all time, Niccolo Paganini, an Italian. R.I.P. Jackie, your wit was not lost on this gentile.
He knows funny. Paganini, funny, Yehudi Menuhin, not so funny.
@@AI_Image_Master I think it had more to do with who was sitting in the barber's chair.
Hey, the Ant & Aardvark
wabankik lol
actually the Ant had the voice of Bing Crosby
john byner did the voices for the ant and the aardvark
LoL!!! 😆
Its the live action version of the Ant and the Aardvark ! Remember that cartoon?
I was trying to place that voice... thanks man.
When I was 5 I thought it really was Jackie but yes the great John Byner did the voices. The day Jackie died I watched a marathon of the ANT n AARDVARK
The two voices John Byner imitated in the Ant and the Aardvark cartoon.
Get that concert outta here!!
Hey, it’s the Ant and the Aardvark!
Jackie will always be THE AARDVARK
To think these two would inspire John Byner to voice an Ant and an Aardvark
He's the best, sounds like me.
Hello Shelley, How are you doing?
Dean, still smoking!
Jackie really got screwed by Ed Sullivan....
I didn’t get his last Yul Brynner joke. Listened twice.
Yul Brenner has a fantastic problem: His scalp is falling out. (Guys with hair, their HAIR is falling out.)
Yeah, dumb, I know ...
The Ant and the Aardvark
“Don’t you think sex is dirty?”
“I hope so”
Dean was always very quick with a funny retort.. maybe scripted but entertaining.
stolen from Woody Allen in "take the money and run" Allen said "only if you are doing it right"
He was the voice off the Blue Aardvark, Pink Panther's pal....I think.
No, It was John Byner imitating Jackie Mason. He also voiced the red Ant, imitating Dean Martin.
@@glennromano9620 no, the ant was Bing Crosby
Back when comedians were funny.
Here we go, the “back in my day” crowd 🙄
@@modoc97405
Good! One of the BEST crowds!!
I didn’t count but there were about 50 gags in 3 minutes, weren’t there?
Where is John Byner?!!
Dino Paul Crocetti and Yacov Moshe Hakohen Maza!
What's great about this is it feels totally ad libbed. Maybe he was, but it doesn't look like Jackie's using cue cards.
This may very well have been part of Mason's act at the time. Dean was basically a prop while Mason delivered his own material.
@@garryberman894 Dean was an expert at letting people do their thing. Very much a star, he was a man with a lot of presence. It would not have been the same with some guy on the set sitting in the chair.
How do cut a hairpiece?
Rip
So they had "massage parlors" back then too
Hey Torquer 👋
All I keep hearing is The Blue Racer
You mean Ant and Aardvark
Ah he was great and he loved Trump also. A very smart man! RIP!
Never liked Jackie but love Dean.
I can't find his rant when Trump was democratically elected and the opposition accused him of stealing the election?
My uncle used to talk like Jackie
Jackie, we hardly knew ye...
Never the like again.
can he pronounce R ? as in peRson
you mean, as in Peyson?
panzerKO what is a peyson?
farerse
a payson is ceytainly just a schmuk
Jackie mason a comic genius
farerse he's also an orthodox rabbi. They talk Yiddish and Hebrew.
Hilarious
An Italian going to a Jewish barber? Mamma mia and oy vey!
Even back then, Jackie had a ridiculous wig.
Soo funny! ;-)
Should anyone be that color?
Now now let's not be racist😂😂😂😂😂😂
Look at what we lost
Hmmm a cartoon...about an ant and anteater
NO SUBTITLE LANGUAGE OPTION AND MASON'S GARBLED RHETORIC INDISCERNABLE. SPEEDING CITATION DUE!
First of all, so called "Jackie Mason", wasn't his real name. There was nothing wrong with his actual birth name,Yacov Moshe Maza. He obviously "sold out" her birth name because of the shallowness of the entertainment industry?! Most likely the change was made as the result of a greedy Business Manager, with perceived notions of greater recognition accompanied with monetary gains? In reality, it's also shows blatant disrespect for one's parents & their family heritage, just to possibly obtain (not earn) a greater buck?!
Is that Jacky Mason's real hair? It looks like a cheap rug.
It was. And speaking of rugs, he told this story back in the day:
A woman meets her friend whom she hasn't seen in years. "Look at your hair for God's sake. It looks like you haven't washed it since who knows when. It looks like a wig." "My dear it so happens that it is a wig." "You know from the way you had it styled you really can't tell."
,
He hasn't cut ONE hair!
Dean Martin was too dark.
j walkin I have always put that down to two things: first of all both his parents were from Italy, so of course Dean inherited the dark Mediterranean complexion. Also, it’s well-known that he spent a lot of time on the golf course, and in California and Las Vegas that meant many hours spent in the hot desert sun acquiring a more-or-less permanent tan.
I thought so too then I realized I need to have my eyes checked😂😂😂
That was in the days before sunscreen...
I think he plays a lot of golf
Jackie Mason was a nasty, mean person.
I never heard that. What have you heard about it ?
I'm sooo offended😉