This is why game shows of 70s were awesome. The subtle lewdness of the questions and the stars themselves made them a riot to watch even years after they aired. Nothing like what we see today
Love this guy! He in my opinion was and is the king of the one liners! Paul Lynde could say 3-5 words and have you on the floor laughing hard! R.I.P. Paul.
I loved Paul Lynde! Anytime he was on Bewitched, it made the show thst much better. Remember watching him on Hollywood Squares with my grandmother and laughing our heads off at him He was a classic! Never be another like him!
I was bored on a slow Sunday afternoon and decided to watch old shows just for the fun of it. I'm so glad I did. Lynde was one in a million. Thanks to the uploader for reminding me just how funny he was. :)
Omg I forgot how funny Paul Lynde was! I used to watch Hollywood Squares just bc I knew he would be on it w/funny answers but he was an intelligent guy. God rest his soul. Ty for bringing back good memories & lots of laughs. Ty UA-cam & ty for uploading. Peace out
: Buddy Hackett tried and tried, even to the point of purposefully annoying and trying to steamroll to get Lynde's laughs, but the poor little guy couldn't catch on. Word was that Hackett started getting into hot water with Marshall and the producers over it, even the audience sometimes.
My mom laughed so hard at Paul Lyndes one liners, but all of the jokes went over my head. I loved the joy she got from watching the show on Friday nights and I bless him for bringing laughter to so many.
@@kathyyoung1774 It wasn't all scripted. Bruce Vilanch wrote for HS for years and he said Lynde would often ad lib even better than what was written. Lynde was a very quick wit.
Loved Paul Lynde !! Loved his humor and he lifted my humor up quite a bit !! He helped raise my spirts up and made me laugh during my depression and bullying in high School in the 70s !!
Well just like every Chanel is out for RATTING. Why I'm sure they had him in the middle scare. You have more of a chances to win. Even though there question may have been scripted I believe it was up to the actors to come up with the answers. And Paul Lynde was a wittie guy. R.I.P. Paul Lynde !
Yes, it was funny -- but since I am a woman (who by the way had a VERY "women should remember 'their place'" father!) this joke does grate on my nerves a bit!! ;)
PowerGlove this makes no sense at all a dead person, can not play a character. If Paul Lynde were alive today he would be acting, same dumb thought process.
I can appreciate the sentiment, but if I had to go with living actors I think Seth MacFarlane in 10 years could play him in a bio pic. Definitely going to have to dye his hair though, and maybe prosthetically change his face a little bit.
Always liked Mr Lynde, unique & astute, anticipating his retort might begin describing his exceptional ability. Caught my attention & deserved the center square.
This dude was so damn funny,I'm glad that I was old enough to remember that show with him on it. His was and still is one of the great one....Won't see anyone like this today with any of his skills.
I have seen this more than 10 times! It is just hilarious! I used to watch this show and laugh at what I thought I knew. But Paul Lynde was ahead of his time hilarious! Thank you for uploading!
Buddy Hackett, was a great comic, and he tried to steal Paul's thunder on the Juliet Child question. Paul Lynde, gets irritated, but then, has a far better answer than Buddy. LOL.
Yes he had lines written for him but he also ad lib many of his lines too. Ad lib takes natural humor talent. It is not something you train to be. You have to be born a natural humorous person and comedian too. Paul Lynde was a born natural humorous person. That is the natural charisma gift he had.
talented man who knew how to land a joke....always made me chuckle n they always seem to be having such a good time while doing this show....n u gotta love a comedian who cracks up over his own jokes...
I saw this video today for the first time. I've watched videos of Groucho Marx, Don Rickles, and other great comedians and NONE of them ever made me laugh so hard as Paul Lynde. His one liners on this game show are simply unbeatable. There's funny and then there's hysterical and Paul Lynde is absolutely hysterical. He is, as far as I'm concerned, the all time true king of comedy.
When i need a good laugh I would love to have Paul Lynde be there for me! I haven't had anything to make me laugh till I read these Paul Lynde. My son Joey used to laugh at me laughing!
@@Jzeaser a lot of people say that, but I think it’s a misunderstanding. The responses weren’t “scripted”, at least not in the way we would usually think of scripting. According to the show’s producers, celebrities had the option of arriving early for the tapings. If they did, they could have a look at the questions they might be asked, so they could have a gag answer ready.
When a man falls out of a boat and into the water you should yell "Man overboard!" Now what should you if a woman falls overboard? He says: "Full speed a head!" I was laughing so hard at that 😂
He used to get away with a lot back then, but he was really funny. I remember his quick retort about the Seven Sins being the Bill of Rights, my father laughed until he had tears rolling down his face.
One of my most-favorite come-backs of his was when Peter Marshall asked, "In what State was Abraham Lincoln born?" Paul Lynde: "In what state?" Peter: "Yes." Paul: "Like all of us -- naked and screaming!" Everybody burst out laughing so hard and so long!! 😅😅😅 (Actually, I think one of the main things I liked about it so much was that he wasn't putting anybody's feelings down with this -- 'most EVERYBODY was included! 😄😊)
At the end of the last clip, the horn that was used on that episode rather than the "tacky buzzer" was later used on the 80s version of the show. Paul Lynde was always so hilarious!
He is still the best comedian today. Loved him on Hollywood Squares. This video made me laugh out loud which is something I haven't done in a long time. Thanks for the smiles!!
He was of the funniest guys that ever lived...I remember this show a little bit from when I was very little. He had such great delivery that even as a kid I laughed my ass off...
Paul Lynde is like what Richard Dawson was to "Match Game." Both were extremely witty and everyone went to pick them. Also, Dawson must have thought very highly of Lynde because he imitated him a lot.
+Willie Nelson Yes, Dawson did WC Fields impressions on Match Game and Family Feud. I think he did it on Laugh-In also. They were both funny as hell! RIP to both of them.
Lynde was the *king* of the one-liners! There has never been anyone like him with his slightly-acidic zingers! Rest in peace, Paul - you are hugely missed.
Wonderful tape of this amazing talented man that was the #1 comedian as far as I am concerned. He was very cute and smart and cried when he died in 1982. The comedians today are nothing like he was and what he had to give. He worked very hard and deserved the fame he got because of all his hard work and dedication. I miss him greatly.
Real question on Hollywood Squares: Host: Jacques Cousteau wrote a book called "Splendid Savage of the Sea." What was did he write about? Paul Lynde: His cabin boy.
I don't care if the celebs didn't write their own material on this show; NO ONE could've delivered those lines better than Lynde. Damn, but the guy was funny.
no, I remember a special about this show where they said that celebrities were offered the questions in advance. I guess it was an anniversary show or something like that, where they gave a behind-the-scenes look at the production. They said that the stars on the show could arrive early for the taping and see a list of the questions they might be asked. I think they went a little farther than that, actually. Pretty sure they tailored the questions to the specific celebrities. Paul Lynde always got the most salacious questions, and I don’t believe that just happened randomly.
King of Comebacks for all time, the world will never know a funnier, more genuine, all around great guy than the late Paul Lynde. I was in stitches watching this video! My personal favorite (out of innumerable keen contenders) is his hilarious response at footage marker 7:37 on the video - LOLOLOLOLOLOL!
I may not always do my homework for school, but I always do it for RPDR. Bendela is smart for picking him and not a generic pop idol. I smell another win.
Lynde was such a comic genius with extraordinary charisma. He made everyone laugh and smile. It was impossible to dislike him. Even the most serious, ignorant person would warm up to him. Real shame he couldn't find peace and happiness in his own life and didn't realize just how talented he really was.
Even if the lines were scripted--obviously some were and some weren't--it's his delivery that makes them so wonderfully funny. On the Johnny Carson show, Paul Lynde said "timing is everything," and he's got a great sense of it. So quit insulting each other and enjoy the laughs!
I vaguely remember Paul Lynde from the TV in 70's UK. I didnt realise how funny he is. Very like another "camp" UK actor Kenneth Williams with the rapid wit. Love it!
@@CanvasCanary Peter Marshall asked Paul, "Billy Graham once said, 'I suffered from immortality when I was young'." Paul said, "I don't understand the question." Marshall said, "Oh, I meant to say 'immorality'." Paul replied, "Oh, he suffered from that for six months." . . From memory from forty years ago, so may not be word for word.
Paul Lynde is/was one of the FUNNIEST, BRAVEST, BRAZEN, QUICK WITTED guys ever!! Just love him.
Thank God for Paul Lynde and UA-cam. I still laugh pot loud at these.
Do you have good pot?? Could be linked to the laughing 😂
I hardly ever watched this show but I always loved Paul Lynde. He was the wittiest person. Thanks for this compilation.
I only watched this show because of Paul lynde!
just brilliant!!!!!!!!!!!!! We love Paul Lynde ........ Thanks for the laughter Paul.
This is why game shows of 70s were awesome. The subtle lewdness of the questions and the stars themselves made them a riot to watch even years after they aired. Nothing like what we see today
It's 2020 and I still watch Paul. His comebacks are hilarious 😂😂😂
Paul Lynde: Greatest center square ever!
Indeed!
God bless your memory, Paul Lynde, for all the laughter back then and now as I watched this collection.
Love this guy! He in my opinion was and is the king of the one liners! Paul Lynde could say 3-5 words and have you on the floor laughing hard! R.I.P. Paul.
I miss Paul Lynde. He brought a lot of fun to television.
Well LOL anyway,anyhow.I do too!,Paul Lynde was a whole lot hilarious,especially on screen!
I loved Paul Lynde! Anytime he was on Bewitched, it made the show thst much better. Remember watching him on Hollywood Squares with my grandmother and laughing our heads off at him
He was a classic! Never be another like him!
Gone for so long... and STILL making us laugh our arses off!! RIP, Paul! LOL!
He accepted who he was and rolled with it for people to either love him or not. I admire his being real.
Man Paul Lynde is golden. I wish he was still alive. He is the quip King. Rest in peace Paul
You know you just can't make shows like this anymore. And thats too bad. These were magical times
I was bored on a slow Sunday afternoon and decided to watch old shows just for the fun of it. I'm so glad I did. Lynde was one in a million. Thanks to the uploader for reminding me just how funny he was. :)
Omg I forgot how funny Paul Lynde was! I used to watch Hollywood Squares just bc I knew he would be on it w/funny answers but he was an intelligent guy. God rest his soul. Ty for bringing back good memories & lots of laughs. Ty UA-cam & ty for uploading. Peace out
He was the main reason to watch Hollywood squares
: Buddy Hackett tried and tried, even to the point of purposefully annoying and trying to steamroll to get Lynde's laughs, but the poor little guy couldn't catch on. Word was that Hackett started getting into hot water with Marshall and the producers over it, even the audience sometimes.
please
@charles allan true, that's why he was always in the middle 😁
The only reason.
Paul was one of the FUNNIEST of all time ,,,,,,,We miss comedians like him ,
Such a legend. A marvel the whole way through the video.
His genius: He *invented* that classic sarcastic-laugh delivery! Perfect for the 60s + 70s.
He had a unique voice, you could make it out in an instant in many of the cartoon voices he did.
My mom laughed so hard at Paul Lyndes one liners, but all of the jokes went over my head. I loved the joy she got from watching the show on Friday nights and I bless him for bringing laughter to so many.
Paul Lynde's delivery on his answers is spot on!!!! Great humor!!!!
Paul Lynde made my mother laugh. THAT is a nice memory.
One that made Paul so funny was not only his quick wit, but he delivered it with a straight face.
Kevin Doran then his sarcastic laugh sometimes he did
@@warrior_9726 That's what made him so successf ul as Uncle Arthur on Bewitc hed.
It was all scripted for him.
@@kathyyoung1774 It wasn't all scripted. Bruce Vilanch wrote for HS for years and he said Lynde would often ad lib even better than what was written. Lynde was a very quick wit.
You do know that answers were provided to the stars.
PAUL was one OFTHE GREATEST COMICS miss his sense of humor RIP THANK YOU for the Laughter and Smiles 😊
Man..i miss the good old days and Paul! Thanks for posting this gem!
Paul Lynde was wonderful! He could always break me up. Thank you so much for posting so much of his work.
Loved Paul Lynde !! Loved his humor and he lifted my humor up quite a bit !! He helped raise my spirts up and made me laugh during my depression and bullying in high School in the 70s !!
paul lynde true genius! could throw those one liners out there left and right he was a natural on Hollywood squares!
Great video! Paul Lynde made Hollywood Squares the show that it was.
JackFleming Yes he was ! So why not put him in the middle s
Well just like every Chanel is out for RATTING. Why I'm sure they had him in the middle scare. You have more of a chances to win. Even though there question may have been scripted I believe it was up to the actors to come up with the answers. And Paul Lynde was a wittie guy. R.I.P. Paul Lynde !
I'm glad that American Dad kinda brought Paul back to life with the character Roger's voice sounding like Lynde.
I used to watch this just for Mr. Lynde, as a child. (boy I'm old)
I'd forgotten how very funny he truly was! He had a great sense of timing and superior wit!
That bit at the end with the car crash SFX is hysterical... Paul Lynde had such a wonderful delivery... he was the original snark! xoxo
I remember one of my favorite things about Bewitched was when Paul Lynde made an appearance as Uncle Arthur.
mine too!
Paul Barrett mine 2!!
Whenever he appeared he was the center of attetion, and made the show 10 times funnier.
me too!
the episodes with him are my fav too!
🖤 rip mr lovely paul lynde 🖤
I love his humor He can still make me laugh after all these years
"Full speed ahead" when a woman falls overboard is my favorite, LOL
Yes, it was funny -- but since I am a woman (who by the way had a VERY "women should remember 'their place'" father!) this joke does grate on my nerves a bit!! ;)
This is great. Paul Lynde was a classic and really funny guy.
I remember that show and how funny Paul Lynde was. What a genius he was!!!
I loved that guy. He was the reason that I watched Hollywood Squares. Paul Lynde was so funny.
If John Ritter were still alive today, he would have made a great Paul Lynde if they ever made a movie about him
and if dogs were cats and mummies weren't dead.....
MP Pk you mean mummies are dead! lol paul was a great comedian
MP Pk and if it's and buts were berries and nuts, we'd all have a merry christmas
PowerGlove this makes no sense at all a dead person, can not play a character. If Paul Lynde were alive today he would be acting, same dumb thought process.
I can appreciate the sentiment, but if I had to go with living actors I think Seth MacFarlane in 10 years could play him in a bio pic. Definitely going to have to dye his hair though, and maybe prosthetically change his face a little bit.
Always liked Mr Lynde, unique & astute, anticipating his retort might begin describing his exceptional ability. Caught my attention & deserved the center square.
I always enjoyed watching Paul on this show. Talent is talent.
Paul always cracked me up big-time!! My hat's off to the "Hollywood Squares" writers!!!
Paul was absolutely hysterical!He would come out with something so funny and keep such a straight face...loved watching him!
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
Peter Marshall: How many queens are there in a beehive? Paul Lynde: In which salon?
This dude was so damn funny,I'm glad that I was old enough to remember that show with him on it.
His was and still is one of the great one....Won't see anyone like this today with any of his skills.
You don't need to know anybody's sexual preferance to think their funny!
Paul Lynde was a master at the improvised one liner. He was always funny, and that's why he sat in the centre square. ;)
Paul Lynde, funniest man ever to appear on daytime TV back in the 70's.
I have seen this more than 10 times! It is just hilarious! I used to watch this show and laugh at what I thought I knew. But Paul Lynde was ahead of his time hilarious! Thank you for uploading!
Buddy Hackett, was a great comic, and he tried to steal Paul's thunder on the Juliet Child question. Paul Lynde, gets irritated, but then, has a far better answer than Buddy. LOL.
Yes he had lines written for him but he also ad lib many of his lines too. Ad lib takes natural humor talent. It is not something you train to be. You have to be born a natural humorous person and comedian too. Paul Lynde was a born natural humorous person. That is the natural charisma gift he had.
He was a funny man. Used to watch the Squares mainly because of him.
talented man who knew how to land a joke....always made me chuckle n they always seem to be having such a good time while doing this show....n u gotta love a comedian who cracks up over his own jokes...
I saw this video today for the first time. I've watched videos of Groucho Marx, Don Rickles, and other great comedians and NONE of them ever made me laugh so hard as Paul Lynde. His one liners on this game show are simply unbeatable. There's funny and then there's hysterical and Paul Lynde is absolutely hysterical. He is, as far as I'm concerned, the all time true king of comedy.
When i need a good laugh I would love to have Paul Lynde be there for me! I haven't had anything to make me laugh till I read these Paul Lynde. My son Joey used to laugh at me laughing!
Joey used to laugh at me laughing!
God, I miss this man! The funniest man ever. His one liners were hilarious!
Deborah G.M. It has been 35 years in 2017 since Paul Lynde passed.
They were already scripted
Wow it's been that long? He is still missed.
@@Jzeaser a lot of people say that, but I think it’s a misunderstanding. The responses weren’t “scripted”, at least not in the way we would usually think of scripting. According to the show’s producers, celebrities had the option of arriving early for the tapings. If they did, they could have a look at the questions they might be asked, so they could have a gag answer ready.
Robert Berryman of course they were. Don’t be naive.. Paul Lynde would get the funniest ones
When a man falls out of a boat and into the water you should yell "Man overboard!"
Now what should you if a woman falls overboard? He says: "Full speed a head!" I was laughing so hard at that 😂
Just laughed myself silly. How innocent we all were back then....
Maybe YOU were!
@@mja91352 😅😅
He used to get away with a lot back then, but he was really funny. I remember his quick retort about the Seven Sins being the Bill of Rights, my father laughed until he had tears rolling down his face.
One of my most-favorite come-backs of his was when Peter Marshall asked, "In what State was Abraham Lincoln born?" Paul Lynde: "In what state?" Peter: "Yes." Paul: "Like all of us -- naked and screaming!" Everybody burst out laughing so hard and so long!! 😅😅😅 (Actually, I think one of the main things I liked about it so much was that he wasn't putting anybody's feelings down with this -- 'most EVERYBODY was included! 😄😊)
Loved this show! Paul was a riot!!
He was a comedic genius! What a treasure he was! Miss his humor.🙏❤
At the end of the last clip, the horn that was used on that episode rather than the "tacky buzzer" was later used on the 80s version of the show. Paul Lynde was always so hilarious!
The guy was a hoot! A total fool....and the fastest "funny man" ever. Ever. Absolutely brilliant.
I always remember my mom just loving him!
I would never describe him as a fool. That's odd of you.
Robin Williams was much much quicker. But Paul Lynde was the best in his prime.
You do know his “jokes” were fed to him by writers before the show, right?
@@GhostOfBugsy yes, but it's all in the delivery. Not many people could pull it off so well.
He is still the best comedian today. Loved him on Hollywood Squares. This video made me laugh out loud which is something I haven't done in a long time. Thanks for the smiles!!
He was of the funniest guys that ever lived...I remember this show a little bit from when I was very little. He had such great delivery that even as a kid I laughed my ass off...
Paul Lynde is like what Richard Dawson was to "Match Game." Both were extremely witty and everyone went to pick them. Also, Dawson must have thought very highly of Lynde because he imitated him a lot.
+Adam Smith Richard Dawson Imitated W.C fields a lot as well.
+Willie Nelson Yes, Dawson did WC Fields impressions on Match Game and Family Feud. I think he did it on Laugh-In also. They were both funny as hell! RIP to both of them.
I thought it was Stan Laurel.
I think Charles Nelson Reilly was a lot more funny and original than Richard
Paul was always hilarious! Just love him.
Lynde was the *king* of the one-liners! There has never been anyone like him with his slightly-acidic zingers!
Rest in peace, Paul - you are hugely missed.
He was a King of one-liners; Mae West was a Queen of one-liners! ;'-D
I used to love him on Bewitched. He was a hoot! Just hysterical.
me too
You know these are scripted, right?
Yup but it's the way he pulls it off. I think it's brilliant=)
+Natasha Bojorcas I think YOU are brilliant :*)
SpleenieMartini awww shucks!
"Paul, when you give blood you get money. What do you get when you donate to the sperm bank?"/
"Tennis elbow!".
Jim Austin I would say carpal tunnel.
He was so funny in anything he did. Always enjoyed him and his antics. Loved him in Bewitched!!!💓💓💓
True or False:. "There is now a travel agency that specializes in nude cruises to Europe". Lynde:. "I bet I know how they pick the captain" 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Loved Paul Lynd, the expressions on his face after he told a joke were priceless!
All of his material on this show was written, by his delivery still made it seem spontaneous. So talented.
Paul Lynde was magnificent A comedic gem and an original in a class of his own
Wonderful tape of this amazing talented man that was the #1 comedian as far as I am concerned. He was very cute and smart and cried when he died in 1982. The comedians today are nothing like he was and what he had to give. He worked very hard and deserved the fame he got because of all his hard work and dedication. I miss him greatly.
Wish there were some DVDs of the old shows. Lots of this stuff is lost forever.
That man had such perfect timing. Priceless!
Real question on Hollywood Squares:
Host: Jacques Cousteau wrote a book called "Splendid Savage of the Sea." What was did he write about?
Paul Lynde: His cabin boy.
I don't care if the celebs didn't write their own material on this show; NO ONE could've delivered those lines better than Lynde. Damn, but the guy was funny.
Oh so this was scripted ?
@@wonderlandisalanguage9646 they said at the time they would give them lines, but they had the freedom to use them or improvise.
@@janets9179 Thank you.
no, I remember a special about this show where they said that celebrities were offered the questions in advance. I guess it was an anniversary show or something like that, where they gave a behind-the-scenes look at the production. They said that the stars on the show could arrive early for the taping and see a list of the questions they might be asked. I think they went a little farther than that, actually. Pretty sure they tailored the questions to the specific celebrities. Paul Lynde always got the most salacious questions, and I don’t believe that just happened randomly.
If Paul Lynde says a french 75 is a drink, you best believe he knows damn well what he's talking about.
+Ian Michalski it is a drink i love that clip and saw it years ago and looked it up and yes its a drink- wish i had one
+Ian Michalski How much is a pinch? Just enough to turn her on.LOL!!
@Ian Michalski
"It's $75 now?
That's $25 more than it was last time."
😂😂😂😂😂
It was named after a French artillery piece that had a nasty kick. The French 75 millimeter howitzer from WW1.
Paul made this world his stage. Funny, witty and a gentleman to boot
Paul is truly one of the most hilarious & unique comics of all time. A true laugh riot! 😂
King of Comebacks for all time, the world will never know a funnier, more genuine, all around great guy than the late Paul Lynde. I was in stitches watching this video! My personal favorite (out of innumerable keen contenders) is his hilarious response at footage marker 7:37 on the video - LOLOLOLOLOLOL!
Paul Lynde had the best one liners ever!!
Great guy Paul Lynde was, you always knew it would be a great show when he was in it. Lost him way too soon.
Peter Marshall was so lucky to host this show for all of those years. What a job!
for me, his best was:
do babies in the womb see light?
only during ballet practice
I may not always do my homework for school, but I always do it for RPDR. Bendela is smart for picking him and not a generic pop idol. I smell another win.
Well then she was smart enough to pick him and be the only Queen to win snatch game TWICE. I stan.
WTF?????????????
Lynde was such a comic genius with extraordinary charisma. He made everyone laugh and smile. It was impossible to dislike him. Even the most serious, ignorant person would warm up to him. Real shame he couldn't find peace and happiness in his own life and didn't realize just how talented he really was.
Absolute comic genius...and timeless....
No, they were not all planned but hey keep with that theory dumb ass.
Your research is flawed you fucking slapnut. NEXT!
Yeah, good comeback slappy. Does your mommy monitor your computer use ya fucking loser? Move on, you are out of your fucking league.
Even if the lines were scripted--obviously some were and some weren't--it's his delivery that makes them so wonderfully funny. On the Johnny Carson show, Paul Lynde said "timing is everything," and he's got a great sense of it. So quit insulting each other and enjoy the laughs!
Huh?
I vaguely remember Paul Lynde from the TV in 70's UK. I didnt realise how funny he is. Very like another "camp" UK actor Kenneth Williams with the rapid wit. Love it!
Check out his stuff with Dean Martin. Its pretty funny.
Im on it! Thanks for rec.
Born too early, poor Paul Lynde. He deserved better.
PAUL LYNDE was an asshole
Gordon Hall i
@@terrybono5995 you knew him? dumbass
@@terrybono5995 He was a rich funny asshole. Of which the first 2 you'll never be. LOL. Paul Lynde was AWESOME.
@@trreb1 i am very funny some have called me an asshole some have called me loverboy
read his bio he was dick
I wish that we could all laugh at ourselves and with each other about each other again.
Paul, you've ALWAYS made me laugh. What a TREMENDOUS talent. Rest in Peace, dear man; always remembered x x
I'd forgotten how truly funny he was; another comedian greatly missed...
I grew up watching Paul Lynde. When DeLa said she was doing him, I screamed. She nailed it.
Those who are older have to remember the best times of life we lived in this era...LOL
They missed the best one:
Question:Paul, do storks scream when they mate?
Answer: Doesn't everybody?
They also left out the Billy Graham incident.
Lmao the addl jokes in the comments are great ... thanks.😂😝😆
Answer: not everybody does.
@@LearnerChess ???
@@CanvasCanary Peter Marshall asked Paul, "Billy Graham once said, 'I suffered from immortality when I was young'."
Paul said, "I don't understand the question."
Marshall said, "Oh, I meant to say 'immorality'."
Paul replied, "Oh, he suffered from that for six months."
.
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From memory from forty years ago, so may not be word for word.
I had a bad day. I needed a laugh! This guy, scripted or not, just did it! God Bless Paul Lynde! This man OWNED THIS SHOW!