Martin Short Impersonates Bette Davis and She's Not a Fan | Carson Tonight Show
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I like that she’s 147yrs old in this clip and still smoking like a freight train.
😂
😂😂😂
I was wondering how so many stars get to a ripe age and most of them smoke like chimneys
She's 80 at that point; but, yeah could pass for 147.
She was the inspiration for Cruella Deville
@@willwalker6894 - "But cha AWR, Blanche, ya AWR in the wheelcheh!"
Miss Bette Davis trolled Martin before trolling was a thing. That smile she gave indicated volumes. Martin is fantastic and Bette was one of a kind.
It's a shame how little people pay attention to the subtleties of great performers, as evidenced by the many comments here. The camera catches Bette reflexively blowing out an entire 2 lungs worth of smoke the moment he started in with his impression of her. Had she been drinking, it would have been a spit take. Just because the lady was reserved does not mean she was annoyed.
I know! I love her smile. And in so few words, she showed brilliant comedic timing.
I think Davis knew exactly what she was doing and reclaimed the spotlight in that moment perfectly. She knew his impression of her was spot-on, but I suspect she was also a little irked that Martin and Carson had been largely ignoring her and she was left sitting in the sidelines. It was her crafty way of reminding people who the top dog was.
@ericholck3914..oh she may have been the original Hollywood diva
When has trolling not existed? It’s always existed, just called different things throughout history.
Johnny was and always will be the King of Late Night. Hard to believe Martin was that young once.!
Bette Davis is giving you a WHOLE MOOD....Love it!!! 🤣🤣🤣
The puffs of smoke from Bette was hilarious 🤣
"If I smoke him out, maybe the little pip-squeak will shut the hell up"
Lol man she was fire..
Why didn't Martin do Betty saying, "What a dump!"
I know so cool so old to see smoking
Betty Davis used to scar me just watching her on tv haha. Probably be frozen in fear sitting next to her. Ever since seeing that one movie...dang it can't remember the title of it anymore, but I can still see the scenes. She was good at playing someone who was bat **** crazy that's for sure
There is nothing more unattractive than an old wrinkled woman smoking.
It was a badge of honor to be recognized by Bette Davis as a nuisance.
His impression of Hepburn was fantastic.
Betty Davis eyes, lol
I loved the way all you could see was the plumes of cigarette smoke coming from Bette's direction into Martin's face. LOL
I loved when he was Hepburn’s “cousin” selling hot dogs from a cart. He nailed her voice.
@@DigitalBridge. lolol
The thumbnail gives the impression she was annoyed but she actually wasn't
The scene with Bette Davis is fall down hilarious. 7:39 The fact that he impersonated her to perfection and she pretended like it never happened is a comedy sketch no one could ever write. It just happens on its own.
"Then we'll skip it. I just wanted to know." She was perfection!
She's got Bette Davis thighs
Very well said.
She definitely looked like she thought she were the biggest star and couldn’t figure out why she was sitting there waiting for Martin Short to finish. She looked like she would just jump up and leave I’ve she could.. she looked like she was on a bad Starbucks date and just wanted it to end.
@@DejaVu-iy8hh She looked like she wasn't long for this world. About 72 pounds and chain smoking...Probably felt pretty miserable. Martin was probably the least of it...
Martin Short has always been one of the pillars of modern day comedy since the 80s. He's absolutely hilarious. I don't think I've ever seen anyone making Johnny laugh so hard for so long. You could genuinely see that Johnny was laughing not just trying to complement the guest.
Johnny was truly enjoying himself.
I love watching when Johnny really enjoyed a guest. You can tell he loved Martin Short's comedy - they both had their impersonations of Jerry Lewis which kept getting bounced back and forth. Nobody today is on top of the world of Hollywood and entertainment in the way Carson was during his run.
Johnny wasn't being a tv personality anymore at that point he was just a dude laughing at an absolute PRO!
He is very irritating and not funny.
@@rickdesper did you ever see Rod Hall and Emu when they went on Johnny's show? It was comedy madness! Martin Short is one of my favourite comedians, ever.
The brilliance is in the listening, Carson is totally engaged and actually having a conversation, not looking for his next laugh, but allowing the guest(s) to shine.
And breathing in that second hand smoke
@@kinglyatticus 😆
The brilliance is actually in Carson not telling me how to vote or think every thirty seconds. I wonder how he restrained himself.
@@therealtombrokaw Agreed!
What made his show so much better than hosts now is he was an assist to his guests he didn't try to be the guest himself he was humble and interested in others enough to let them shine and also realize that's why we loved his show so much because he brought out the best in his guests he was a treasure
I like how Johnny is legitimately cracking up. He loved all the impressions.
Yeah it was great to see them basically playing. Hilarious.
Johnny really enjoyed Martin
He was always so accommodating and free with his laughter with other comedians . No jealousy .
@@christophermclean3921
I just read the early life of Martin on wiki. It’s so tragic. He lost his mom when he was 18, and his dad at 20. 😢
@@leslievey8453
I've heard others say that too. But I've also heard the exact opposite. Cheech & Chong flat-out called him a cock-block.
I guess different people have different attitudes...
Martin short is one of the few comedians that made me genuinely laugh.
There will never be another bete Davis but she lives forever in her work!
Martin Short has never gotten enough credit for his level of talent. He's one of the funniest guys to ever perform on stage or in film.
Jiminy Glick is criminally underrated! I agree, Marty is amazing
Really?
Never found anything he has done even remotely funny.
I miss him
@@1985cactus Three Amigos is remotely funny. I liked it lot when i saw it as a kid :)
@@1985cactus who’s funny to you?
Carson was so great. I feel bad for people too young to have watched him or to remember watching him, they have no idea what a late night talk show should be like.
the Jimmy's - they wish, Jay - in his dreams, Maybe Dave, Conan and now Colbert doing it fairly good. But not as good as the King of the Night Show JC.
@@rubennazario5769 you gotta see the Graham Norton Show!
They're all good but I definitely have some favorites!
☮️💜
Thankfully there’s UA-cam 😂
That and Dean Martin kids don't know what they missed nobody could do what Dean did on live TV every again
The stupid, vapid kids of today are too busy making idiotic Tic Tok videos, and looking in the mirror.
Carson. One of very few that I still miss.
Whether you like Martin Short as a comedian or not, there is no question he excelled on talk shows like nearly noone else.
Exactly
1:35 jimminy glick
*no one
Bette's cigarette smoke had its own chair.
and probaly better sense of humor!
So did her attitude.
Lol
I love that image of her holding her cigarettes 🚬 🚬 lol....
Hahahaha !
Johnny loved having him on. His face is lit up.
Martin Short is absolutely hysterical.
This was such a treat to watch.
Awe, Bette! An icon, legend and all around genius of a badass!
There will never be another Johnny Carson. He was the king of late night period! God bless JC.
So True.... he can NEVER be duplicated..... can NOT stand Letterman....
@@kimtaylor3255 I did not mind Letterman. Aside from Conan, I think Letterman is way better than the rest of the guys that are on late night these days.
Amazing that he was so painfully shy - and supposedly vomited before going onstage. He truly had "IT" ... and, yes, he is missed. Then there is Robin Williams - and George Carlin - definitely missed!!!
@@Marny5580 very true, Robin Williams, George Carlin, also both comedic genius's in their own right. Both are missed for sure!
@@kimtaylor3255 Stephen Colbert is the true king of late night and blows Carson out of the water
Johnny was having such a good time!
It makes me laugh to see Johnny so wrapped and giddy over Martin Short and laughing!
Martin Short is exactly the same now! Remarkable 🤌🏼🤩♥️
8:22 to 8:25 for some of the best comedic timing ever. Martin does the 1 second pause and continues like it never happened, and Betty can't help but laugh.
Also, the way he crosses his legs in the other direction and looks at Johnny, and continues the conversation and Johnny cracks up is pure gold.
Bette played oblivious but laughed at the end
Ever? What are you 3
Bette was still switched on more than the younger generation knew 😉. “Then we’ll skip it” she set it up to end it.
@@youtubesucks8995I thought it was brilliant.
His Jimny Glick skits always make me laugh even though I’ve seen them over and over 😄
Johnny was a smooth operator. There is no one currently alive that can hold a candle to him. Miss your presence Johnny.
So true. I grew up with Johnny, sneaking out of bed to watch The Late Show. His humor helped me get through a very tough childhood.
I watched reruns ALL THE TIME. My favorite
The only one that can even come close, in my opinion, is Graham Norton.
If you haven't seen the Graham Norton Show, I highly recommend watching!
Give it a try!
Johnny has left the building.
☮️💜
I don't know that I've ever seen a Carson interview. I grew up watching Letterman and it immediately struck me just how much Letterman seems to have taken after Carson's style.
@@HumanPerson_final
Am I stoned?
How would you know, especially immediately, that Letterman took Johnny's style if you never watched Johnny?
Did I miss something?
I'm cornfuzed.
Johnny was more amused by Short than anybody there!
Brilliant, l have so much respect for Bette, she was such a great actor. Martin is just hilarious.
Absolutely love Johnny Carson. Miss him to this day. RIP Johnny
I freaking love how every once in a while, at a key moment in Martin's talking, a large puff of Bette's cigarette smoke would waft over on the screen. HA! Made me laugh every time. Gotta love the '80s.
Right, it was not illegal to smoke in public in the 80,s but it's now illegal to own a cigarette that isn't taxed and a joint that's not purchased from a Marijuana Dispensary.
She was probably the last guest allowed to smoke on the set.
@@davidgalinat4257 My recollection is that public smoking became illegal in the early '90s. So, I think there were a couple more years. But it's possible they had to add a special hardcore air filtration system just for her. HA!
Nobody told Bette Davis what to do. No. Body...
California, already by then turning into a very ban-happy state, banned smoking in bars and restaurants in the late 1990s--ironically just as its people were voting to legalize medical marijuana. It was the first smoking ban of its kind anywhere in the world (aside from Taliban Afghanistan); bans in other indoor places had long been creeping in, but this was considered a shocking extension even when next instituted in e.g. New York and then Ireland half a decade later.
Smoking has been steadily dropping in popularity, at a rate unaffected by bans or other government policy, ever since the late 1960s when the Surgeon General reported on its dangers. So by the end of Carson's run in the early 1990s it was already very rare to have a guest smoke on a talk show, though it had been quite common in the 1970s; you even saw it on shows like Match Game.
However the great Bette Davis, already on death's doorstep in this clip, would not go anywhere without her cigarette; so if you wanted her, you accommodated, as they did here with the ashtray and everything. If that's what you needed to get a legend of her status, they'd probably do it today too--especially since such smoking would be legal, easily falling under the stage performance exception.
Why isn't she a fan? She's giggled😄Our beautiful one and only Bette❤
It was her persona to not be impressed by anything.
Honestly, a great actress, but not pretty…
@@15packman no, not "pretty", I quite agree. Bette was beautiful!😍
@@15packmanyep let’s not kid ourselves. Bette even in her youngest roles was a character actress. She did look great in some movies but she wasn’t Hedy Lamar. She never relied on her looks which is why her career was so long.
Right I got the impression she did think it was funny. Kind of hard to tell but it seemed like she did think it was funny, but acted like she didn't - but, then, with her face being older and all it kind of obscred her little irony and made her seem like she really might not be amused.
Ive always loved Wartin Short
....and still do!
I love Betty's little sassy puffs of smoke here and there.
lol Damn, Ms. Bette don't suffer fools, does she? That little grin towards the end was the best Martin was gonna get out of her
Martin Short always makes me laugh, and he has gotten better over the years.
Johnny Carson always truly appreciated the talents of his guests. Love his laughs.
Hello Jennifer, how are you doing?
What made Johnny a great host was allowing his guests to talk and express themselves without constantly interrupting them.
@@callumnye2562 stop flirting
@@codprocamp4690 Hello ProCamp .
He understood the role of the interviewer. He kept the focus on the guest and knew how to bring out the best in them. He was a rare breed of interviewer, and wickedly funny too!
As a kid growing up in the 70's my parents let me stay up and watch Johnny every night. Thank goodness!
Then off to bed I had to 🚶go...memorable times....I would not trade it for the world
@@Just-Joyce4009 That's for sure, it was a real treat to stay up late.
So, your parents are cool. Nice.
Same... so glad I was allowed to stay up late. I was also able to get myself up for school.
Yes, in high school every day certain friends and I would rehash the previous Tonight Show.
It's awesome to see Johnny enjoying enjoying himself like this.
I forgot what a fabulous impersonator he is!!
The good old days...the 80's were so much fun.
Yes the late 19 hundreds were fun.😅😂🤣😂
@@valeriesmith3218 😒
@@valeriesmith3218 Nah, the 90s weren't so great for pop culture.
I have rarely seen Johnny laugh so hard.
Robin Williams had Johnny in tears!
Have you seen Inner Space? Martin Short at his finest. HILARIOUS!
@@sarahalbers5555 Yep, Robin always cracked him up! Don Rickles did as well!
There's an episode with Burt Reynolds where Johnny loses it. 😁
Their friendship did not endure but he absolutely loved the humor of Joan Rivers.
Johnny's laugh brings up so many good childhood memories.
He did Bette perfectly and I loved her response 😂
It totally went over her head, awesome!
@@erika8627 no she was in on the joke
@@djb1317 She was a little drunk, had borderline dementia at this point, and took Martin's answer for face value, not for the joke it was. Martin realized that it went over her head, then timed a perfect freeze of action, then Johnny and Martin jumped out of that mess by making giddy Jerry sounds to deflect from the situation.
Very well explained. I couldn't understand some of the current top comments. I also thought something was off. Like some kind of disconnect in that moment. Now I better understand why.
MS Davis played her part Magnificently; as usual.
You can tell Bette Davis is from a different time period. God bless her. I miss Johnny 🥺😢
Great to see Bette Davis.......such a wonderful Actress.
Best Carson interview of all time.
Nobody can hold a candle up to Johnny.My siblings and I watch Johnny Carson Friday nights and every night on summer vacation., In my house it was never "The Tonight Show",it was," Who's on Johnny tonight?" I really miss Johnny.
Miss him every night, no one will ever be that good.
He was a freakin racist.
Good riddance.
I used to beg my mother as a kid to stay up late just to watch Carson cuz it was such a great show. He really knew how to entertain a whole family. My siblings still joke about how I always wanted to watch it.
Johnny was the best to ever do it.
@@Michelle-jz8vl When did Carson ever display any racism?
I love Johnny’s laugh, it’s so real.
You can’t be serious
Now Fallon does a terrible impression of him every night.
It doesn't look real to me.
Martin Short is adorable.
So great to see Johnny laugh and goof off with Martin! Those were the days.
And it was real. Not put on.
That puff of smoke blown at Martin at 2:28 when he yelled, 'BETTE!' lol
I miss enjoying the talent that came out of this era. So good! So funny! 😅
Mrs.Davis a Hollywood legend ❤
She liked it. I saw the half smile. She was trying hard not to show she loved it.
She was trying hard not to tell how much she hated it. He sucked
@@terrashavon Anime avatar
I don't understand any of this; Bette went for the laugh.. Bette: "Do you do me"; Martin answers in pitch perfect Bette Davis response; Bette cuts in: "Then will skip it; I just wanted to know".
I don't think so. I think she thought he was more of an autistic nitwit.
I'm still wrapping my head around the notion that Bette Davis and Martin Short ever shared the same stage.
me too
Here too she was shocked by the noise the ebullient vulgarity the screams. Poor lady.
I think she was in shock
I'm still wrapping my head around the fact that people don't know how to spell Bette Davis' name correctly.
@@dagny8336 wrap your head around the fact that kids can't do math without a calculator or spell their own names What a screwed up world my friend
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Martin Short was absolutely brilliant in this classic "let it fly" interview.
🎯💎🎯
I love Martin Short! How can you not?! He's as great as the greats.
I loved that Johhny kept the guests on the couch throughout the nights, it made for an entertaining night of interactions between guests
@Skip Ads Just as entertainers to today...
kinda like the graham norton show before its time.
Sure wish Johnny and the tonight show was still around, this was a sweet time, and true entertainment!
It sure was. I miss Johnny soooooo much...
Johnny is gone to that great late night party in the sky but we still have these memories
His BURTON ....NA ..NA.....I'm Welsh ......NA
1980s! What a decade for Martin. 1980 SCTV in Edmonton. To New York mid 80's SNL. Johnny Carson 1988.
The puffs of smoke 😆 You'd think Bette Davis was blowing it in his direction on purpose
Martin Short is a comedic golden treasure of a man!
Legendary multitalented comedian and actor!
Comedy/comedian awesomeness!
God bless the late, great:
Bette Davis
Johnny Carson
Ed McMahon.
Legends forever!
Late night talk shows have never been the same without Johnny Carson.
I used to like Johnny, and David Letterman once both were off the air, I rarely watch Talk Shows. Pop Life, with Richard Crouse, (CTV) is one exception. Always in depth and real. The other side of the coin is The Frank D'Angelo Show (CHCH Hamilton)(the very hometown TV Station for Martin Short) he grills em.
He really was utterly charming and had a smile and laugh that lit up a room.
Easy for you to say. Just imagine how incredibly sad the likes of Kimmel and Fallon would feel if they had a clue.
He sure was the king
I agree totally, it was the tonight show, not the politically correct, tear down the right show, and Ed the best, his classic Heeeeeeerrrrrs Johnny
I saw Bette Davis at The London Palladium , on stage answering questions from the audience after seeing a performance of one of her movies. She had a wonderful ' presence' !
Miss Johnny, best host...Martin Short is very talented...
Ahh Bette was such a woman of steel. I love at even this age she’s still quick with the wit and the attitude. “Then we’ll skip it.” 😂😂
All time Hollywood legend!❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏
She honestly just seems like she's got a shitty attitude honestly. Toughness is not the same thing as rudeness.
@@OfficialMarkZuckerberg She totally caught the impression and cracked a joke. Look at her expression afterward. She wasn't being rude, she was being funny.
@@fl0nk11 I just don't know her sense of humor, she just seemed upset she was even there
As cool as they come Bette is.
Making Johnny laugh is a gift in itself.
I agree 100% You have arrived if you make Johnny Laugh.
You could tell Johnny was genuinely entertained here and was very loose and having fun
It was pretty much a given back then that if Johnny invited a stand-up over to the couch after their set, their career was "made".
For once, did not scan comments during the video because the humor and fast pace was amazing!, had to focus and watch it all. Wow... great stuff
Comedians are truly born. How fantastic.
Thanks for the laughter, Johnny. There will never be another quite like you.
I love seeing Johnny laugh at Martin. 2 iconic comedians...
Martin Short has always been the quintessential guest. This is hysterically funny. Thanks for sharing.
SCTV was a collection of the most amazing celebrity impersonators ever gathered in one show!!!!! Short's 'Mr. Rogers' was incredible!
Bette Davis was not the easiest person to deal with ,Martin Short was and is a treasure! Big fan of SCTV!
Can’t believe I actually watched this episode in 1988! Great times!
I love how Marty was trying to be polite, ''you aren't that easy to do'' Well Then Skip It, it stunned him. That's Our Ms. Davis. BAM
But he WAS doing her in the delivery of that line. I don't think she even realized it. 😁
@@brucedillinger9448 Indeed! Hence, the rolling of those Betty Davis Eyes!😂💜🙏
"BAM?" does that mean "Bitchy Arrogant Madam?"
@@joe-vz6hx Old people and Old stars are like Hipsters and a new band. They all act like it's the greatest thing, will never be as good as back when they first found it. There isn't music like that etc...
She lit him up in a New York Minute!
I used to love watching Martin Short on SNL when he would do Hepburn...I lived for that. He got it down so perfect!
If you made it on Johnny Carson then you made it!
Bette Davis was a great talent, took over the screen in every movie and a legend. She had a battle with breast cancer as well as had 4 strokes which is why she is so thin on this show. She died a year and a half later after her appearance.
I agree completely, but she looked so ill, frail, and uncomfortable. I don't like the last appearance of Karen Carpenter for similar, albeit wildly different heath reasons.
Smoking cigarettes can't help.
@@bend6973 She lived to be 81. That's still a pretty long life.
@@jaimelee9608 Bette was brave to go on the show, she was a gutsy dame.
She was always naturally thin, though.
I’m not sure if these old Carson clips show how GREAT he was compared to everyone today or if they show how great all of the guests were compared to today....or both. But the nostalgia is certainly enjoyable.
Johnny is the best. No one is even second.
I love how he brings out the comic nerd in John. Like John saw a younger version of himself and became a kid again.
Wow, that Robin Williams impersonation at 4:15 was amazing! Not many can pull it off so effortlessly.
As an impersonator I can say that impersonating an impersonator is the hardest thing to impersonate cause you have to impersonate all he/she impersonates with you.
@@omarcrespo77 This comment needs 1000 likes😂. It's true though.
Martin Short and Robin Williams were cut from the same cloth.
My dog used to do an impersonation of Dan Akroyd doing a 70s impersonation of Tom Snyder’s laugh. He was very talented indeed (my dog)
I recall from Short's biography that Robin lived with him for a short period of time, so I'm sure he had a lot of time to study his mannerisms.
Wow Betty Davis was 80 years old on the show one year before she died. What a legend!
That's right, kids today need to be more like her. Start drinking and smoking early.
She was only eighty?
I Don’t miss her.
And she was a chain smoker!
I don't care what any of you think Bette Davis was great. When I was younger I thought she was crazy but that just was her character she played
Short doing Bette is a riot! 😂
Martin Short is as cute today as he was back then. Love him!
Hello Michele, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus??
Bette Davis could give two fecks about Martin Short. “Then we’ll skip it” 😂😂
Cows drink goats milk
Short thought he could do Davis. Nobody else did. It slipped unnoticed. He's a nothing to compare.
'Couldn't give'.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 yes Betty
@@Prolinium
Martin is nothing, so rude.
Growing up watching Carson while finishing the next day's homework was the best part of my high school years. There will NEVER be another. Miss you Johnny, Ed, & Doc.
Me too! I miss Johnny...homework not so much!
No other nighttime show host after him came even close!
For me, it was going to sleep (after finishing homework) listening to JC as my dad watched it in the living room. Dad’s gone now. Precious memories.
Hear Hear !
I think Doc is still kickin it and retired mostly but still playing music good.. unless that was an old video I recently saw.
I had forgotten how funny Short could really be. Underappreciated, I'd say.
The Lucy impression!
''Gary get my clutch back hurry!''
Bettie Davis is smoking a heater and blows it in Shorts face! Classic!
I don't know is it just me or is Martin Short very underrated as far as his comedy talents the guy has always been fantastic that quick-witted non-stop humor🤣🤣
I hadn't paid much attention to him at the time he started out until I saw him in Father of The Bride. Looking back on his older stuff, He's really a funny guy. It's a shame he doesn't do much of this since his wife passed some years back.
That was his FIRST appearance.?!?!Man, the instant rapport with Johnny. Legends both.
Martin Short is one of the all time beat ever to exist. He and Steve Martin and Robin Williams ❤
I never knew that Martin Short was that talented with his impersonations. That was quite impressive but Johnny always was able to get the best out of his guests. I sure miss him
He honed his shtick on the good old SCTV 40 or years ago.
has you head been stuck up you hole for 50 years?
No one will ever replace Johnny
Johnny got the most out of his guests, but Martin got the most out of Johnny
Yeah watch some SCTV reruns. That whole crew was on fire.
The Kathrine Hepburn imitation got me rollin!!!🤣🤣🤣
Me too!!
Wrinthia K -- I do a really good Hepburn myself, and being a woman I can pull it off (should I say it? better).
@@marilynguinnane4663 "The calla lillies are in bloom ah-gain" is my best shot at Hepburn. 😊
@@wrinthiak3431 how about, "They said I could never love again, well I can!"
@@kevinrussell6530 🤣
Martin’s such a gentleman. He didn’t embarrass her by saying he already imitated her. She probably knew he had already imitated her and was doing a classic Bette dis. She was always sharp. When he imitated her again at her request and she wouldn’t acknowledge it, that’s more shade from Bette. He was, again, a gentleman about it. If it was her little joke on him, he let her have it. If she honestly didn’t recognize his imitation, then he’d look like a such a jerk telling her. He chose to be respectful and kind either way. That’s how Martin has always been. Maybe it’s because he’s Canadian or it’s innate. I’m not sure the audience recognized the brutal burn she dealt out twice.
Nicely put.
Agree she , Mz Davis...ouch, way below the belt...zero class.
Thanks for the laughs Mr.short.
Love your insightful post about this rare and legendary moment. Thank you!
A gentleman...not going to try to make her look dense. She accomplished so much in her life...wish she would have taken the high road with wonderful Martin.
She was plain RUDE to him.. As a Canadian, i thought about the being Canadian thing also.. But i said it was just me, now you mentioned it. Hope we're wrong..shouldn't fault someone for they culture.. He's a very funny naturally..
Martin Short fabulous imitator... Betty and Kate H 2 of moms faves......
Carson was not only the greatest talk show, but the greatest show in the history of television!
Yes, for its time and still holds today.
Fairly recently though, *Craig Ferguson's* show was one of the best kept secrets of Late Night talk shows. Must look up his stuff on YT if you need some good cheering up.
@@SwankeyMonkey love Craig. My top 3 new era late night shows would be late night with Conan, late late with Craig and late show with David
@@Nicholaskcl I would largely agree with your choices, regarding the *early* Late Night Dave Letterman and Conan, but recently Dave got way too political making him no longer funny and all of Conan's virtue signaling gets tiresome. Craig on the other hand purposefully stayed apolitical and focused on everything that was funny making his show the better for it. And because of that, all of Craig's guests felt comfortable and let their guards down and made for much better and funnier interviews overall.
@2020 Rox 😆
Yeah