Buddy Hackett Tells A Story He Promised Not to Tell on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
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- Опубліковано 17 бер 2020
- Buddy Hackett Tells A Story He Promised Not to Tell on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
Airdate: 08/27/1987
Part 2 - • Buddy Hackett's Duck J...
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The chemistry between both of these guys was magic👍😂
in hollywood on a saturday and driving slowly through hollywood, met him coming my way riding a bicycle. I jumped out and called his name,,,,he stopped and visited for about 30 min....What a nice guy,,,very cordial and open. I never forgot that morning,,,,
Lived in north Hollywood in the 70’s several times a month went down to watch the show at the studio..5:30 pm..free to get in...saw Buddy once...never laughed so hard in my life....memories!, Bring back good ole days
Amazing, almost 30 years since Carson has been on and it never gets old. Oh I wish we could turn back time, not to be younger, but to go back to the days of great tv like Johnny Carson!
Amen brother !!!!!!!!!!
In Michigan,USA.10pm WSMH Antennae TV weeknights.
I finally get to watch what got me busted for laughing at when I was supposed to be in bed,and not setting at the top of the stairs listening to Jonny's monologue.
Met him in person. He was very smart and connected if you drew the dots together. Very gracious, a top notch guy.
I had the immense pleasure of sitting at the same bench on Aspen mtn. along with Buddy Hackett. He acted the same there as with Johnny Carson show. What a great memory !!!!!
I saw him in Aspen at a fourth of July parade. He was normal.
While in high school, I watched Carson every night. To ths day, my 83 year old mother has no idea why I couldn't wake up in the morning. That was 45 years ago.
No other show could come close to Johnny's!
There will never be another as great as Carson!!!!!!
VERY sad. The late night shows are all political. THEY SUCK !!!!!
Grew up watching this show...loved it. Miss Johnny Carson and all the real talented stars like Hackett. The talk shows today are garbage like the View. Many movie stars not talented.
I was 20 years old during this interview and remember it vividly!
_Sure wish we could turn back clocks, this World is such a mess these days!_
LORD,GOD You are correct my friend!!!!!
SSArt98 LORD,GOD. You are correct my friend
NATO Begins Bombing Yugoslavia. ...
Columbine Tragedy. ...
Earthquake in Turkey Kills 13,000. ...
Egypt Air crashes off the coast of Nantucket ,Y2K Scare,Wedgewood Baptist Church Shooting,JFK Jr. plane crash, Bomb and Shooting in Texas Church Kill 22, Extremist bombings in England .....etc etc Yea what a Joy 🥳🤣 ⚰️
What's crazy is everyone thought they were a mess then!
Bobby Conner we all want a new reality well we might just finally get our wish 🤙🏻
I miss Carson! What an incredible talent!
Buddy Hackett, there are no comedian made like him anymore.
Yeah there are...but they all got deplatformed by the SJWs.
Roseanne Barr sorta resembles him.
Try Michael Coylar he's very witted also
I love all of these, I grew up with him talking every night, as I listened in bed while my mom watched👍✌️💖🌞🤭
Johnny was the greatest. I miss all the legends. It's not the same anymore.
The funniest moment with Buddy Hackett was when he told the duck hunting joke!
Would that be the "Tell you what....you go ahead and keep the duck." joke?
Here's the duck joke - ua-cam.com/video/aww4HT5g7ig/v-deo.html
I liked the joke about the guy with the weird voice because he was born with three balls haha
Gene Burnett ty y
The video of the duck joke is also on UA-cam.
Johnny Carson is the greatest.
Was, .................... and hasn't been improved on yet!
There are those close to him who say he was an asshole.
Heeeeeeeers johnny........the best night show ever...No one comes close today none they think they’re funny but they’re not
@@Sluggo01 Johnny wasn't bad, but Jimmy Kimmel is funnier and Dave Letterman was a superb host.
HansDelbruck53 Your opinion sucks Kimmel is a political loser, Idiot isn’t funny at all Leatherman was the closest to Jonny of any of them
He was a great comedic actor as well. It's a mad mad mad mad world , Scuttlebut and many others.😄
Music Man!!!
Great! Let's have more Johnny to get us through the coronavirus days!
singlespies, if you have an over the air antenna he's on every night on AntennaTV.
Jimmy Kimmel's doing a fine job of that.
@@HansDelbruck53 Yes, Jimmy's doing a fine of making people get on over the air antenna to watch a real late night show host, Johnny.
@@bubbadano1508 I was replying to the original comment. One of the best things about Jimmy is that he's more of a humanitarian than Johnny ever was.
@@HansDelbruck53 That's BS. You don't know what Johnny did without fanfare.
I can watch these Buddy vids all day.
One of the Best
LOVE it.......... :) Johnny was the GREATEST!!!!
Greetings From Florida 🐬 Best Jokster/ Story Teller !!! My Dad played cards with him and said how genuine he was ❤️
“I’ve got money for the horses.”
Now that’s a funny punch line.
Not a Great Lover Of American Humour but i must admit i would stay up all night for Buddy Hackett & Don Rickles Pure Class.
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼...
“I wish I coulda got that one out...” 😂🤣
Don’t interrupt my joke, Johnny.
So Funny I could watch this All Day it’s that Funny 😄
Saw this show live and every time I see the duck joke clip again I still crack up.
You mean quack up 😉
@@leeroywilson8406
Very good. Imo use that one.
You can send me a bill!
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I only knew one joke and it was the duck joke. My freinds begged me not to tell it any longer cause I couldn't tell it well.
The best part is Buddy on the floor "writhing in pain" for it seemed an eternity. 🤣😂🤣
I used to have saturday meetings in the office across from the Tonight Show stage at KNBC in Burbank in the years while Jay Leno was hosting the show. And I'd sneak into the stage (which meant walking through the curtain the guests came through) and remember what it must have been like when Jonny was there. You could feel the magic and the energy of the place, and I'd occasionally sneak a squat in the chair behind the desk and remember my mom and I watching Johnny and the biggest names in Hollywood. And every once in a while I'd go in there and Jay Leno would have come in to do the exact same thing. Just feeling the magic.
Those were the days my friend.
True stars.
I was at the taping of very this show! (I think)... If the musical guest was The Cowboy Junkies... This was a great night. During the commercial breaks, the Tonight Show Band would usually just play on through till they would come back from commercial break. This night, as soon as we cut to commercial, Johnny had the band stop playing, and had Buddy tell some of the "bluest" jokes ever. Hilarious!
I remember the episode vaguely myself.
The musical guest was either the Cowboy Junkies or the Butthole Surfers.
So raw. I miss those days.
This channel is my time Machine 💚
That last one was a garment district joke.
Love the duck joke 🤣
Hysterical! I wonder what the other story was?
I can’t love Buddy Hackett OBM enough. My Father OBM favored Buddy in looks, but my Mother OBM always said my Father was almost as funny but better looking.😊
I miss this era.
Buddy was always so fuuny
Aww, I remember the great duck joke !
I know it is kinda off topic but do anybody know of a good site to stream new movies online?
@Ezekiel Boston i use flixzone. Just search on google for it :)
He reminds me of Benny in top cat.
Always loved Buddy Hackett. Loved the time jokes were funny and not vulgar.
I mean, he did tell a beastiality joke in this clip. Or did you miss that one?
You have apparently never seen any clips of Buddy's standup act. I urge you to do so and then get back to me about how he wasn't vulgar.
Buddy Hackett was like -- our Scuttle bird to me. Sad to hear that Buddy Hackett passed away in 2003, which we were a year old, making process towards preschool and to kindergarten. There'll *_never_* be another comedian like Buddy Hackett anymore, he's gone making jokes to the Heavens above. Rest in Paradise, my Scuttle bird. August 31 1924 - June 30 2003.
Oh, and my parents let us watch Disney's the Little Mermaid since we were young. And Buddy Hackett was in there. I will never forget when Scuttle shouted: "Mermaid off the port bow!"
He was funny.
Watch the one where Johnny Carson plays Ronald Reagan. It is hilarious!
Hu?
@@vinnynj78 Watt, swimming at the Y...................
Ol Buddy was barkin up the wrong tree in regards to Martina Navratilova, he was way, way off....lol
Thanks to Jerry Seinfeld, I will forever see Buddy Hackett as "organic"...
Harry Silbert was Willie Shoemaker’s Agent’ Yes
To the person who runs this channel- It must infuriate you how there are no longer tapes of the Tonight Show from the 60's. I know I'm curious of seeing Richard Harris' appearances in the late 60's and I would have liked to see Robert Kennedy's appearance as well.
Yes, we definitely lost of a lot of material! We don't have full episodes but we do have some clips during that timeframe and we'll make sure to get it posted.
60s* Or '60s*
man this channel is hot!
JOHNNY CARSON
23 DE OCTUBRE DE 1925
23 DE ENERO DE 2005
79 AÑOS
UPLOAD FULL SHOWS
Hypo Lyxa probably can’t because of rights issues.
love the lack of political correctness here. long live the 80s
That was on the 80’s? I thought it was from the 70’s
BUDDY HACKETT
31 DE AGOSTO DE 1924
30 DE JUNIO DE 2003
78 AÑOS
A rare talent
Not the one for ad libs . Great story teller
Political correctness started in the 80s. These people were working the circuit in the 50s 60s he's in the thirties and forties. I should say political correctness has been around forever but they did a movie I believe in the late 80s called PCU.
We didn't get to hear the other story...
There is a story about a gambler named Abe Bernstein (IIRC) who may or may not have been the same man who was a gangster, a member of the purple gang. There was also I think a poker player with the same name or again, it was the gangster. Anyway, gangster or not there was definitely a gambler who played poker in the 1950s and 1960s who had a system for blackjack before Thorpe's book -- he counted aces which gave him an advantage and I think he was barred from playing even though supposedly casino management did not believe in systems and one manager said, we will send a private plane to pick up system players.
He told an old friend he was broke and the friend loaned him money to pay rent and/or feed his family. Later for some reason he went to Bernstein's room where Bernstein may have accidentally revealed or simply shown the friend a suitcase that held half a million. In those days when 1000 dollar bills and even 10k bills were still in circulation, such a suitcase may not have been huge or heavy, perhaps only 10 pounds. His friend was a little angry but mainly surprised: You told me you were broke -- why did you borrow money from me. Bernstein took some money out of the suitcase in preparation for playing poker or blackjack -- he did not repay the loan. He said, Oh, I can't pay rent with that money: it's for gambling.
I really wonder if there is any truth to that story. Some gamblers may really think that way, feel poor despite having the equivalent, if this was even in the late 60s (Bernstein the gangster (and suitcases with that kind of money are sort of gangster things, honest folks usually can use banks) died in 1968 and if this story really happened and even at the latest date possible, that money was easily 2 million or more, possibly even 5 million when make 20k a year was decent money and houses could be bought also for 20k or 30k in many cities, even very nice areas.
One thing that indicates how much that was is some famous payroll robbery yielded the robbers way more than expected. The robbers decided (in the early 1950s) to take 100k each and the remaining money? They burnt it -- no one felt they need more than 100k for the rest of their lives and the balance of the money only increased the odds of their being caught.
I find the robbery story a little incredible since maximum inflation adjustment is multiplying by 30 or so: during the worst of the Great Depression, when you could buy a meal for like a dime. So even then, 100k would have been a few million, which I guess today 3 million is very nice but not enough to retired in luxury.
So where's the other stories????
The story that follows is even better. Both videos should have been together. You can view it here: ua-cam.com/video/aww4HT5g7ig/v-deo.html
THAT was the story? Are you sure he didn't tell it when they came back from commercial, but you cut it off?
Who is the Martina they are talking about ??
drguffey, probably the first tennis player to come out as gay. "Not that there's anything wrong with that." lol. Well, maybe Arthur Ashe.
What's the other story ??????
Click on the circle under the video left side and go the the video play lists and look for Buddy H. clips. 🤘👻
WHAT WAS THE OTHER STORY⁉️
Miss Johnny. Buddy - "Borrring".
Late night tv these days sucks
Johnny Carson on his worst night was 100 times better than any of the politically correct no talent jerks today hosting late night shows today.
So..... This interview goes to some pretty strange places.
Buddy Hackett sounds like Joe Pesci more than Joe Pesci
Cosby was delicious 🤔
Tim Day It’s tough to predict the future.
Got zero laughs from offering his shorts??!! Lol!
I dont get it lol
test 6
Buddy Hackett is okay.
Okay, Hurry up because I’m hot.
That is an old joke. Has different variations.
News flash Juan this was recorded thirty years ago! ;
Danny Thomas was telling this joke in the 1950’s. I am sure that it is older than that.
Don't forget Buddy got this joke from Shecky Green who was older than him.
Bill Cosby didn't age well
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Buddy takes a week to tell a mildly funny punchline.
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Buddy looks old.
For UK viewers, this guy would be the result of a liaison between Tommy Docherty and Arthur Mullard. He's good but not as funny as Bernard Manning.
Hacket was funny but his bits are too long. They wouldn't work today with people's short attention span.
Buddy Hackett seems likable but as far as being a funny guy, didn't quite make it.
That's because Buddy Hackett was was the last great gasp of Vaudeville, at the eve of vulgarity and vapidity going mainstream.
man this channel is dead
I did not know that.
well now u know
@@abdulrhmanmohammad1243 Now we know you're an Idiot. Obviously don't know real talent when you see it.
@@KramdensdeliciousMarshall f yourself
Imagine having to come to UA-cam comments just to try and get some attention in life
This was hilarious but didn’t age well.
Not a Great Lover Of American Humour but i must admit i would stay up all night for Buddy Hackett & Don Rickles Pure Class.