Jerry Seinfeld did a special about them, I think it was called Abbott and Costello meet Jerry Seinfeld. Seinfeld once said in an interview that the A&C TV show was one of the inspirations for his TV show.
@@hey9433 I love it it's so good I love it so far so funny funny story about how I feel like I feel it in the world and the best part of the same place as the other money made into store and they are in school and they are going through his system own life
Costello: "Hey Bud...look at that bunch of deer over there". Abbott: "Herd of deer". Costello: "Of course I heard of deer...but look at that bunch of deer over there".
*playing 21" Abbott: Hit me! Castello: You want to hit you? Abbott: yes hit me! Castello: *Smack* Abbott: What was that for?! Castello: You told me to hit you.
@@tomspiegel5322 yes it's from the TV series on the early 50s. The filming of this is so clear the movies were not that sharp because they were made in the 40s I think except for the Jack and the beans stock I think it was made in the 50s. I always like the TV series I never liked their movies
Guys, Here is The Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER (Genesis 1) HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
As classic as Costello: you want me to go left? Abbott : right. Costello: ok so we are going right! Abbott: No, go left. Costello: so we are going left? Abbott: Right!
I actually had this exact conversation one day when I was giving my mother directions while she was driving. She asked which way to turn, I told her left, she said...left, I replied...right, she said...right, then I responded...no left, then she said...go left?, then I said...right, then she said...go right?, and then I said...no go left!!...and then she said...go left?, and then I finally answered...correct! 😂 We had a good laugh afterwards.
Yes it's true. As Kathalyr pointed out, today if controlled by medication one can get a drivers license. However, if a person has a seizure while driving they can take away that license. I worked at Abbott Labs, ironically in the department that was bringing an epilepsy drug to market. One of my co-workers had epilepsy and had a brief seizure while driving. Luckily for him, it was just as he was coming to a halt at a toll booth. It lasted only long enough for him to nudge the lady in front of him. They took his license away for 1 year PLUS he had to be seizure free that entire year. Back in Abbott's day they didn't have the meds. If he started to have a seizure while on stage Lou would punch him in the stomach and that would bring him out of it. According to the book by Lou's daughter (Lou's on First), this is why Abbott had a hard time keeping a partner. BTW, that lady sued him. She was offered $25000 to settle but she turned it down thinking the courts would give her more. At the trail the lawyer for my friend discovered and brought out the fact that she had to go to 6 different doctors before finding one who would back up her claim about her having whiplash. She LOST the case and didn't get a dime!
bjbell52 Serves her right for being a greedy b!tch although I feel she should have at least got some to fix her car but maybe there was no damage to her car as well.
Lou Costello was a great comedian. He was also a very decent man. In 1943, his one year old son drowned in the family pool. He got out of his playpen, and his nurse didn’t see it, he crawled to the pool and drowned. Costello was about to enter the stage for a performance when he got the news. He went on with the show, funny as ever. The audience knew nothing. When the show ended he went to be with his wife who was grieving and sedated. He later told reporters, the people paid their hard earned money to see them, he couldn’t disappoint them. He never got over his sons death. Friends say he changed somewhat. I can understand that.
The Greatest team in comedy history. Of course Abbott wasn't allowed to drive due to his epilepsy I am told so that may have been what helped create this bit which was first done in Pardon my Sarong, if memory serves.
I don't know if things were actually like this back in the day but I wish I could have livee in a time like that. Everything seems so simple and peaceful and everyone seems so respectful and pleasant.
as with now tv distorts the truth but in general people were a lot more kind and respectful helps that there were 5 billion fewer people in the world back then so everything was a lot more spread out
If you look at what was going on in the world during this time (the first half or so of the 20th century), you would see that events were quite chaotic & not as picturesque as displayed here. People were afraid of being bombed, being dragged into another war, economic collapse, the Dust Bowl, racial violence was widespread, the Civil Rights movement was taking hold for Black Americans on the east coast and for Latinos (specifically Chicanos) and Asians on the west coast, serial killers were getting more media coverage, plus assassination attempts, rioting, etc. TV shows & movies provided a welcome escape from reality & showed the world as people would've liked it to be. I do think that there are some aspects of society that are different - e.g. people were probably more polite out in public, but that was generally to those within their specific group (racial/ethnic and socioeconomic).
I'm pretty young so I don't know much about it myself, but my Grandpa said that times were a lot simpler and nicer back then. Like Kimberlee said, at this time(Which was in the 40s I believe)things were pretty chaotic with world war 2 and such...however in the 50's 60's and 70's things were FAR better(Or so Grandpa says). Sometimes he still talks about wishing to go back to those times.
@@turtlegaming5537 I wouldn't trust your grandpa's view of things. Memory naturally gets changed and distorted over time, not to mention...yknow...he probably wants to be young again. The only reason we think the world is so awful today is because we're _aware_ of what's happening everywhere. The world wasnt as connected, but it hasn't gotten worse...arguably its gotten better.
I SAID IT ONCE AND I'LL SAY IT AGAIN. CLASSIC HUMOR BY CLASSY MEN WHO DID NOT NEED CUSS WORDS AND DIRTY INNUENDO TO BE FUNNY. RIP ABBOTT AND COSTELLO. SO FAR NOBODY ELSE CAN EVEN TOUCH YOUR HUMOR.
I suspect not everyone who sees this will realize the car at the parking meter is a Cadillac, thus the gag that the man who looks like a bum has the most expensive car there is.
@@notseth3500 mmhmm. Old cars can survive a crash, because all that energy is going right into your bones instead. Modern cars crumple easily so your spine doesn't crumple easily
@@HuskyGamersUNITE Take a look at accident survival rates and injury rates from the different eras and you'll see that modern cars are much, much safer than those were. This is in addition to becoming much more fuel efficient and coming with lots of extra amenities. Besides that, property and casualty insurance is a great way to lose money. There's a reason most of those insurance companies are adding loans to their business, it's because they need a way to actually make money instead of paying out 1.2 dollars for every dollar they get in premiums.
I love those old bumpers,back then we could jump,on them, rock ‘em when the starter got stock,also good for pulling your body’s old Hudson.Oh I sure miss those old,but reliable cars.
@@MichaelD8393 It's rarely a bad idea to consider that an option. One exception was in a comedy episode I once watched in In Get Smart. In that episode the antagonist was using explosive paint. When one version was spilled on the floor none of them could leave the room. At Maxwell Smart's suggestion they all began a loud chorus of help before silencing themselves remembering the vibration explosive paint. At that point Max took out his shoe phone and dialed while 99 called out help in a whisper.
The fact that we can still relate to this testify one thing: Society changed a lot from end of XIX century into beginning of XX century with industrial revolution and goodies like cars for all. But it changed very little for the past 100 years. We kept always the same capitalistic and industrial paradigm.
America was a very different place then. Granted, I was a kid, all young and unaware, but they've taken Main Street of my Hometown and turned it into a miracle mile, replete with slick pushers, barking hucksters and all manner of half-dressed underaged shills. Sure, I miss my youth, but I miss America even more. Maybe that's where the timeless humor of Abbot & Costello transports us to - not to a place, but to a time. Hey ... Do you remember The Life of Riley? or The Honeymooners? Every week hundreds of thousands of people would tune in to watch a show about the lives of a bus driver, a sewer worker and their wives. What a different town America was then, eh? I'm not saying that all of the changes have been bad. We surely needed some of them, I think. But I fear we've thrown the baby out with the bath-water in many ways. ... Well, here's to us and those like us. May we all meet up on the other side.
I was in Paris a few years ago and staying in an apartment on one of the side streets. I watched quite a few people there "parking by feel". They would squeeze into spots that no one in the US would even *try* to squeeze into, but to do it, they had to bump the car in front of and behind them -- sometimes even moving the other car in the process. Parking really sucked over there... If you visit and are renting a car and the rental car wants to give you a "free upgrade" to an SUV, avoid it unless you just absolutely need the extra space for luggage / passengers. Their SUVs are not as large as the SUVs we have in the US, but they still limit where you can park since most of the cars there are fairly small, thus when a parking spot does open up, it's the size that the old style Minis or Fiat 500s could fit into.
Ah, thank you. I was trying to find his name - I thought it might be John Qualen (known for his role as Earl Williams in His Girl Friday) but I wasn't sure.
Wonder if the writers recalled there was a character named "Mr. Bronson" in Season 1. She played the live in aunt of "Andy Hardy" in Mickey Rooney's "Andy Hardy" movies. Good character actor.
A friend of mine told a young guy to go into the supermarket and ask the butcher for left-footed chicken legs. He said they were more tender because chickens always stand on their right legs.
Uh...what are you talking about The fact its on youtube, and that Abbott and Costello are culturally important, means its _very_ likely kids will see this. Especially if theyre into baseball or comedy in general.
@@PointsofData Just because it is on UA-cam doesn't mean a particular group of people will see it. Ask any kid under 16, they have no idea who they are.
@@PointsofData Uh...how will they see it? Is it just going to pop out at them? There are billions of things on the internet they will never see. You have to look for something to see it, they won't even know they exist. Very likely, yea right.
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"I'm left handed....It's a right handed wheel"..Oh man,Bud kills me.
Yeah lmao
Back up and go ahead
These guys were true comedic geniuses
just like the three stooges
Damn straight
They were the masters of miscommunication. Hilarity at its finest.
👋🤣👋 "YES THEY ARE"!!!!
Jerry Seinfeld did a special about them, I think it was called Abbott and Costello meet Jerry Seinfeld. Seinfeld once said in an interview that the A&C TV show was one of the inspirations for his TV show.
“It’s a shame if i don’t get to my appointment at the beauty parlour.”
“It sure is.” 😂😂
I didnt notice that, hahahahaha
I heard "it'd be a crime", makes for a stronger pun anyway
She said "it'd be a crime"
Savage😆
@@hey9433 I love it it's so good I love it so far so funny funny story about how I feel like I feel it in the world and the best part of the same place as the other money made into store and they are in school and they are going through his system own life
Costello: "Hey Bud...look at that bunch of deer over there".
Abbott: "Herd of deer".
Costello: "Of course I heard of deer...but look at that bunch of deer over there".
"I'd to get a vocal ensemble."
"You mean a choir?"
"Alright, fine, I'd like to _acquire_ a vocal ensemble."
*playing 21"
Abbott: Hit me!
Castello: You want to hit you?
Abbott: yes hit me!
Castello: *Smack*
Abbott: What was that for?!
Castello: You told me to hit you.
You're thinking of the episode when Abbott said "herd o' cows."
Nah...they were in a cabin at a dude ranch or something similar and Costello was looking out the window. @@SkyKingofMaricopa
"I'm gonna back up"
"Go ahead"
🤣
Well Make Up Your Mind!
🤣🤣🤣
Tip of the day: Stop saying “go ahead”! 😂🤣😂🤣
"Who's on Third?"
Nobody was smarter at playing stupid.
ricky from trailer park boys the actual actor is a genius
"DON'T PLAY DUMB WITH ME, YOU'RE NOT AS GOOD AT IT AS I AM!"
@@lukeguy6978 rob wells and deryck Whibley sum 41 singer convinced his teachers he was slow to get easier work lol
Uh, Laurel and Hardy? The Three Stooges?
@@noahstmnts there all pretty close wouldn't want to decide who was the best stupid, but who do we have no nobody total evil taken over America
Two comedy geniuses their timing was impeccable!!!!!
" .....thankyou gentleman, now i know I won't get a ticket on my car" .....wow that kind of comedy is still an everyday occurrence lol
Yyy
Happens to me, I think.
@@kellynorman7452 if you were a producer you would be fired immediately if you said that about Abbott and Costello
@@just_a_tepig3611 what's wrong truth hurt
@@kellynorman7452 how is your subjective opinion most would easily disagree with the truth?
Costello would always be the sweetest and most hilarious
I always felt sorry for Lou when either Abbott hits him or something unfortunate. I know it was part of the act but they made it so real.
Basically Costello was Laurel and Abbott was Hardy, at least to me. Chaplin was great also.
@@FatalJapan Agreed. Laurel and Hardy were so amazing. Their works have made me laugh.
@@snakebeing756 I feel sorry he lost a baby.
"You got 2 tens for a five?"
"Wait a minute, 15 dollars went south"
"Forget about it, here's your five, give me back my 2 tens"
Infinite money hack
I love these guys, from a bygone time. Comedic genius.
they were great.you could watch them over and over and still laugh .
I saw this on television _years_ ago, and couldn't find it anywhere for the longest time afterward. Thanks so much for putting it up!
A classic like many others.
Can u please tell What's the movie name, is??
@@jorootchaitanya1326 That's why I couldn't find it: I thought it was one of their movies, but this is from a TV show they had.
@@tomspiegel5322 yes it's from the TV series on the early 50s. The filming of this is so clear the movies were not that sharp because they were made in the 40s I think except for the Jack and the beans stock I think it was made in the 50s. I always like the TV series I never liked their movies
Guys, Here is The Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER (Genesis 1) HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
Abbott and Costello are the greatest. Always fun to watch
"In a case like this, call for help."
"HEeeEeeEEeelp!!!!!!"
Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelllp
As classic as Costello: you want me to go left?
Abbott : right.
Costello: ok so we are going right!
Abbott: No, go left.
Costello: so we are going left?
Abbott: Right!
Geez, is every joke like "Who's on First"?
@@SmashupMashups naturally
Very silly 🙃
@@ryanwade7895 He's the Umpire
I actually had this exact conversation one day when I was giving my mother directions while she was driving. She asked which way to turn, I told her left, she said...left, I replied...right, she said...right, then I responded...no left, then she said...go left?, then I said...right, then she said...go right?, and then I said...no go left!!...and then she said...go left?, and then I finally answered...correct! 😂 We had a good laugh afterwards.
Actually Abbott couldn't drive the car. In real life he had epilepsy and never drove a car.
Times do change. Unless uncontrolled by medication, epilepsy is no bar to a drivers license.
Is that true? My mother had Epilepsy and did drive, but eventually had her license taken away.
Yes it's true. As Kathalyr pointed out, today if controlled by medication one can get a drivers license. However, if a person has a seizure while driving they can take away that license. I worked at Abbott Labs, ironically in the department that was bringing an epilepsy drug to market. One of my co-workers had epilepsy and had a brief seizure while driving. Luckily for him, it was just as he was coming to a halt at a toll booth. It lasted only long enough for him to nudge the lady in front of him. They took his license away for 1 year PLUS he had to be seizure free that entire year.
Back in Abbott's day they didn't have the meds. If he started to have a seizure while on stage Lou would punch him in the stomach and that would bring him out of it. According to the book by Lou's daughter (Lou's on First), this is why Abbott had a hard time keeping a partner.
BTW, that lady sued him. She was offered $25000 to settle but she turned it down thinking the courts would give her more. At the trail the lawyer for my friend discovered and brought out the fact that she had to go to 6 different doctors before finding one who would back up her claim about her having whiplash. She LOST the case and didn't get a dime!
bjbell52 I worked at Costello labs.
bjbell52 Serves her right for being a greedy b!tch although I feel she should have at least got some to fix her car but maybe there was no damage to her car as well.
We're definitely never in a "spot" when we watch our backing up duo "go ahead" after the timeless misunderstanding.🎯🤣🎩🎩🚗🚓🌅 Stay safe everyone!
back when bumpers were bumpers
They were the best You could watch them over and over and still laugh.
I used to love them when I was a kid (I'm 84!). They still make me laugh! I remember the mustard sketch, still.
Tip of the day: Stop saying “go ahead”! 😂🤣😂🤣
A right handed wheel hhahaah
This sounds like me and my wife during sex........ back it up........ go ahead. Except that my wife doesn't get a ticket for not moving.
I hate driving and this excuse have always worked for me :p
@@ExclusiveLM You should get the ticket for not moving her!
Lou Costello was a great comedian. He was also a very decent man. In 1943, his one year old son drowned in the family pool. He got out of his playpen, and his nurse didn’t see it, he crawled to the pool and drowned. Costello was about to enter the stage for a performance when he got the news. He went on with the show, funny as ever. The audience knew nothing. When the show ended he went to be with his wife who was grieving and sedated. He later told reporters, the people paid their hard earned money to see them, he couldn’t disappoint them. He never got over his sons death. Friends say he changed somewhat. I can understand that.
The Greatest team in comedy history. Of course Abbott wasn't allowed to drive due to his epilepsy I am told so that may have been what helped create this bit which was first done in Pardon my Sarong, if memory serves.
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+Randy's Blue Grass Drake this is my favourite comment of all time
What Sarong?
Nothing, What's-A-Wrong with you?!
I don't know if things were actually like this back in the day but I wish I could have livee in a time like that. Everything seems so simple and peaceful and everyone seems so respectful and pleasant.
as with now tv distorts the truth but in general people were a lot more kind and respectful
helps that there were 5 billion fewer people in the world back then so everything was a lot more spread out
If you look at what was going on in the world during this time (the first half or so of the 20th century), you would see that events were quite chaotic & not as picturesque as displayed here. People were afraid of being bombed, being dragged into another war, economic collapse, the Dust Bowl, racial violence was widespread, the Civil Rights movement was taking hold for Black Americans on the east coast and for Latinos (specifically Chicanos) and Asians on the west coast, serial killers were getting more media coverage, plus assassination attempts, rioting, etc. TV shows & movies provided a welcome escape from reality & showed the world as people would've liked it to be. I do think that there are some aspects of society that are different - e.g. people were probably more polite out in public, but that was generally to those within their specific group (racial/ethnic and socioeconomic).
I'm pretty young so I don't know much about it myself, but my Grandpa said that times were a lot simpler and nicer back then. Like Kimberlee said, at this time(Which was in the 40s I believe)things were pretty chaotic with world war 2 and such...however in the 50's 60's and 70's things were FAR better(Or so Grandpa says). Sometimes he still talks about wishing to go back to those times.
@@turtlegaming5537 I wouldn't trust your grandpa's view of things. Memory naturally gets changed and distorted over time, not to mention...yknow...he probably wants to be young again.
The only reason we think the world is so awful today is because we're _aware_ of what's happening everywhere. The world wasnt as connected, but it hasn't gotten worse...arguably its gotten better.
One thing is for sure, nobody said "back in the day"
Learned to drive in NYC 50 years ago. Backing out of this situation was a piece of cake
And doing 35 through Manhattan cross streets with double parked cars keeps your nerves sharp
I love Abbott and Costello.
These two are the best comedians 😂👏
I SAID IT ONCE AND I'LL SAY IT AGAIN. CLASSIC HUMOR BY CLASSY MEN WHO DID NOT NEED CUSS WORDS AND DIRTY INNUENDO TO BE FUNNY. RIP ABBOTT AND COSTELLO. SO FAR NOBODY ELSE CAN EVEN TOUCH YOUR HUMOR.
Bud use to say "Why aim at the crotch if you're looking for belly laughs"
I suspect not everyone who sees this will realize the car at the parking meter is a Cadillac, thus the gag that the man who looks like a bum has the most expensive car there is.
Was
I never knew that and I’ve watched it three or more times.
Such a crash caused nothing but a bumper lock!!! That was the time of honest manufacturing, not disposables!
Yeah, but today's cars are made softer mostly to absorb shock from collisions.
@@notseth3500 mmhmm. Old cars can survive a crash, because all that energy is going right into your bones instead. Modern cars crumple easily so your spine doesn't crumple easily
Yeah! Just like how some small jostling caused pieces of the car to fall right off! That's definitely how this works.
@@HuskyGamersUNITE Take a look at accident survival rates and injury rates from the different eras and you'll see that modern cars are much, much safer than those were. This is in addition to becoming much more fuel efficient and coming with lots of extra amenities.
Besides that, property and casualty insurance is a great way to lose money. There's a reason most of those insurance companies are adding loans to their business, it's because they need a way to actually make money instead of paying out 1.2 dollars for every dollar they get in premiums.
Simple misunderstandinngs are the funniest thing ever with these two
Costello: Who's on first?
Abbott: That's right.
"I don't give a damn" ----- "Oh, that's our shortstop"
It's still to this day everyone's nightmare to be wedged between 2 vehicles.😂
Well spoken actors and artist of making people happy
Those two! Still hilarious after all these years!!!
I love those old bumpers,back then we could jump,on them, rock ‘em when the starter got stock,also good for pulling your body’s old Hudson.Oh I sure miss those old,but reliable cars.
Costello is the most confused person of all time!
Alissa Kauffman Well , Curly said "this is so confoosing!".
Bud Abbott was the perfect straight man for Lou Costello's comedy
“That’s a right-handed wheel!” …definitely using that one
George Costanza is 100% a Costello
I wasn't born in this Era. These skits make me feel that I was born in the wrong decade, but that's all.
I never realized how hard Costello had to work being the Straight man.
5:05: "In a case like this, call for help."
*_"HEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLPPPPP!!!!!"_* 😂
Maybe next time they should start with that.
@@jamesvach6698 😂😂😂😂
@@MichaelD8393 It's rarely a bad idea to consider that an option. One exception was in a comedy episode I once watched in In Get Smart. In that episode the antagonist was using explosive paint. When one version was spilled on the floor none of them could leave the room. At Maxwell Smart's suggestion they all began a loud chorus of help before silencing themselves remembering the vibration explosive paint. At that point Max took out his shoe phone and dialed while 99 called out help in a whisper.
Love those old cars would be worth a buck or two today
I want the '41 Chrysler convertible
Back when comedy was clean and talented without having to resort to filth to get a laugh 👍
@@creamwobbly shut up snowflake
boomer
I got a new joke
Is It funny?
Its clean.
Mostly because they weren't aloud to do that
The fact that we can still relate to this testify one thing:
Society changed a lot from end of XIX century into beginning of XX century with industrial revolution and goodies like cars for all.
But it changed very little for the past 100 years. We kept always the same capitalistic and industrial paradigm.
I think that is a '51 caddy in the opening shots...new...
That feel when you can half ass math to trick your landlord but you can’t understand the English Language
😂
And that's the problem with today's so called comedians. NO talent without the new to swear.
This is intelligent simple comedy 😁👍🏻
Dry bar comedy, a channel on UA-cam has respectful humor. Some may not as genius as Abbot and Costello’s scripts.
America was a very different place then. Granted, I was a kid, all young and unaware, but they've taken Main Street of my Hometown and turned it into a miracle mile, replete with slick pushers, barking hucksters and all manner of half-dressed underaged shills. Sure, I miss my youth, but I miss America even more. Maybe that's where the timeless humor of Abbot & Costello transports us to - not to a place, but to a time. Hey ... Do you remember The Life of Riley? or The Honeymooners? Every week hundreds of thousands of people would tune in to watch a show about the lives of a bus driver, a sewer worker and their wives. What a different town America was then, eh? I'm not saying that all of the changes have been bad. We surely needed some of them, I think. But I fear we've thrown the baby out with the bath-water in many ways. ... Well, here's to us and those like us. May we all meet up on the other side.
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The record player behind the piano is still the best bit ever.....
Abbott: "Just back up."
Costello: "Back up?"
Abbott: "Go ahead."
When I was a kid back in the late 70s I use to watch this every Sunday morning with my dad
I was in Paris a few years ago and staying in an apartment on one of the side streets. I watched quite a few people there "parking by feel". They would squeeze into spots that no one in the US would even *try* to squeeze into, but to do it, they had to bump the car in front of and behind them -- sometimes even moving the other car in the process. Parking really sucked over there... If you visit and are renting a car and the rental car wants to give you a "free upgrade" to an SUV, avoid it unless you just absolutely need the extra space for luggage / passengers. Their SUVs are not as large as the SUVs we have in the US, but they still limit where you can park since most of the cars there are fairly small, thus when a parking spot does open up, it's the size that the old style Minis or Fiat 500s could fit into.
0:55 damn she's walking for 10 minutes to get to the front of the car
Two first class Gentleman best comedy due of All time to me Legendary unique 👏🤩😍🤣😂
Smokie
It’s "Who’s on First all" over again 😂
Those cars are worth a fortune today. Especially the Caddy
Uh oh, better use the 7 times 1 and 7 times 3 to get that 28!
These 2 were the best back in the day, and still are
I loved these 2 …great job guys this one was funny as ‘whose on first’
Unlike the hats, pants of those days were "One size fits all".
"Drive 30 miles per hour in a school zone."
Daniel Crossley now we're down on 15 and still counting!
Depends where you are at. Some places is 15 others I have seen are 25
Kids used to be treated like small adults and were assumed to be able to look out for themselves. Today we treat them like invalids ....
@@gptiede oh God shut the fuck up
@@mattakastarkill3r402 You should be writing to your snowflake self.
the dime guy is EDDIE SHERMAN, the boys manager I believe.
Ah, thank you. I was trying to find his name - I thought it might be John Qualen (known for his role as Earl Williams in His Girl Friday) but I wasn't sure.
The show is so much like Seinfeld, 40 years earlier.
Wonder if the writers recalled there was a character named "Mr. Bronson" in Season 1. She played the live in aunt of "Andy Hardy" in Mickey Rooney's "Andy Hardy" movies. Good character actor.
"That's a right-handed wheel."
Can’t believe Abbott was born in 1897
I once told a kid I was training in a warehouse to go get me a left handed hand truck
A friend of mine told a young guy to go into the supermarket and ask the butcher for left-footed chicken legs. He said they were more tender because chickens always stand on their right legs.
I love right handed wheel and Bud claims to left handed so Lou has to do the deed.
I swear, Lou Costello has a facial resemblance to Rocky Marciano.
Those cars were like tanks!
On Paper their material was so dumb, but the comedy was all in the performance.
This takes me wayyyyyyyyyyyyyy back.
Great example of how Seinfeld paid homage to A&C. Not direct - but highly influenced.
I understand now word play baby, word play and they knew how to use it. Nice.
I loved the dime bit.
Today both cars would be totalled instead of bumper locked.
Lou Costello began to resent Bud Abbott and in the end they parted the bitterest of enemies
I simply can't stand having them around me. That Costello jumped up and down on my bumper, until it was all out of shape!
To have one of these great cars now.
Wealthy people acting like homeless to get money from others has been a scam from the beginning of time.
“Right handed wheel”
I loved that
Like 90% of their skits is this joke, I can't tell if I love it or hate it - at this point I'm just impressed.
It's like Who's On First
It's a known fact, that a good left handed hammer works wonders on right handed steering wheels.
I never saw them before. they are funny funny
Wtf am I watching? Lol this stuff is pretty original
a dime for a parking meter..........when i started driving it was 25 cents when i was 17 and I'm 32 now
Parallel parking: difficult to do for some people, and even more difficult to undo when other drivers are inconsiderate.
It's almost 2022 people of culture and by the grace of youtube algorithm i greet you
4 great cars
What a shame that kids today will never know this, even with the internet.
Uh...what are you talking about
The fact its on youtube, and that Abbott and Costello are culturally important, means its _very_ likely kids will see this. Especially if theyre into baseball or comedy in general.
@@PointsofData Just because it is on UA-cam doesn't mean a particular group of people will see it. Ask any kid under 16, they have no idea who they are.
@@mreddiemush I’m right here…
@@PointsofData Uh...how will they see it? Is it just going to pop out at them? There are billions of things on the internet they will never see. You have to look for something to see it, they won't even know they exist. Very likely, yea right.
Cars were massive back in those days
back up, go ahead, go ahead back up lol
Legends say he's still stuck with the feet between the two bumpers while wondering if he has to back up or go ahead
A little known fact. Bud Abbott never had a driver's license and never drove. He was epileptic and to drive was considered too dangerous for him.
We dont have comedy like this anymore