Rodney Dangerfield Has Dom DeLuise Rolling On the Floor Laughing (1974)
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- Опубліковано 22 бер 2020
- On July 3rd, 1974, Rodney Dangerfield made an appearance on the Tonight Show and had fellow guest, Dom DeLuise, laughing the entire time.
2:05 “I live in a tough neighborhood. Just last week, a guy pulled a knife on me. I could see it wasn't a real professional job... there was butter on it.”
2:30 “I tell ya, in my building there’s nothing but robberies. Everytime I close a window, I hit somebody's hands.”
4:00 “I went out last week, I tried something new. I tried group sex. Now I have a new problem... I don't know who to thank.”
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I’m tellin ya. Went to the doctor last week. Swell guy. Great guy. Gave me 3 months to live. When he found out I couldn’t pay the bill by then, he gave me another 3 months.
ROFL. He was the best. 😁😂
HENNY YOUNGMAN...
I found out,after the doctor smacked me,u found out the nurse got a few in.
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He's too generous !!
When I was just in High School... My Parents and i saw Rodney at the Wisconsin State Fair. We were like third row on the Isle. We were laughing SO HARD... And I caught Rodney's Eye and he saw how hard I was laugh and he looked down and said "Take it easy Kid! You look like your going to have a Heart Attack!" Then he KNEW he had me. And he walked down and talked to my parents and I and we got Heckled by THE GREAT Rodney Dangerfield! One of the BEST MEMORIES of my Life!
I'm 55 now and I STILL Love his Humor!
Lucky...you got to see a real LEGEND.
That is SO Awesome! Glad you had that experience!
I both envy you and am happy for you at the same time.
Bravo! excellent story.
Great story! 😅Thank you 💖
he cant control himself he just goes and goes, literally born to be funny
My doctor had 6 cases of VD. I mean he’s all right now.
Nobody quite like him
Yes I agree u can learn hw 2 act b trained 2 sing but u hv 2 b born funny
The world will never be the same without Rodney Dangerfield.
On my birthday
So sad and yet so true.
The rapid fire absurdity of his jokes are all about himself. He adds his family to set up the framework then dumps on himself; his looks and luck are things we can all relate to. Still my favorite joker.💖
...RIP Rodney.
This guy is cooler than every modern comedian combined. So much style and charisma.
........and NO....fkn....politics.
True that
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. . . THEY pretty much SSSSSUCK TODAY. . .watch the current TONITE SHOW . AWFULLL ! .Dr K
Watch “Easy Money”(1983) with Joe Pesci and Rodney Dangerfield. It’s hilarious.
@@anthonytaylor7928😊
Oh geez. It's 10 pm in 2023 and I'm laughing like it was live tonight. What a treasure this guy is tonight 😊
I think we’re all looking to find something to laugh about in 2023. Maybe we should put pressure on the TV stations around the world to bring out the old videos like these, Golden Girls, Carole Burnett, Dave Allen, Shelley Berman, the movie Captain Newman MD. The list goes on. Some smart politician could run on the promise of bringing laughter back into our lives.
A truth be told...
The good thing about getting old is when you see these episodes, it's always for the first time. 😁
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2023 still can't stop laughing. Thank you Dangerfield.
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Christmas Eve 2023...laughing my tail off!
"My wife is such a bad cook, at our house we pray after we eat".
😂😂😂
❤️ him grearest ever comedian
That's is what they told us in college after we ate in the cafeteria.
@@francoisregis2155ĺ0
Then teach her how to, unless you don't either then you both better pray twice before and after you eat.
I think one of Rodney's greatest talents is his ability to never skip a beat. He speaks with such speed and precision and almost never fumbles over his words its practically inhuman
When he fumbles, he's REAL, hilarious, and humble!!!!!!!
he makes mistakes and flubs, he also bombs in some of his jokes…he has to keep going to not make them noticeable but you can see and hear how he bombs in some
He also puts a lot of body language in his act along with facial expression.
Robin Williams
Agreed. He was Virtuoso Drummer in a way. His timing impeccable. Much Respect Rodney!!
People don't realize how hard his comedy is to do. The dog joke, hilarious
It's astounding just how many jokes he had in his head. And to remember them all well enough to not repeat em across numerous performances or appearances like these here on johnny? Pretty incredible.
Most comedians tell stories, often fairly lengthy. They set up a situation and derive humor out of the event(s). Bit different from Dangerfield's style where it is just nonstop endless jokes, bet if you counted em here it's be nearing 50 individual jokes here.
And his delivery, perfection.
@@jackburton2680 Well, he did repeat some of them, but he always had new ones ready to suprise you.
To this day I still use Rodney as THERAPY !
I think we all should. I do too.😊
Everyone needs a friend like Dom Deluise...he was completely invested in Rodney's act.
I went to an audition for Domino Louise's Las Vegas act and of course I really wasn't even interested I just went because I didn't have anything to do but I was a dancer but a ballet
dancer
The funny thing is that I ran into a addict station about 2 hours later and he was in a beat up car with a bunch of little kids
So I said hello I was at your audition but I don't know why he was driving such an old car
A gas station
I totally agree. Dom was a jewel. And funny
What a crowd🎉
I saw him live in the 80s, oh my god was he funny. Rapid-fire comedy talent. No one like him, he was truly one-of-a-kind! RIP Rodney
He does his act for the audience and a whole new act on the couch. Not a single curse word. Talent!
I tried" group sex",now I don,t know who to thank. "
Red Skelton felt the same way. A comedian does not need to use profanity and vulgarity to be funny.
Curse words were not allowed on television then
I'm sure there are comedians out there for everyone and no one is any less talented because you don't like how they deliver their material.
@@shiijei2638 ah there ya go
Another woke retard
I saw Rodney live at Radio City Music Hall, once he started he went on a roll, the audience was belly laughing for an hour straight. He was infectious. At the end, just when you thought you couldn't laugh anymore he brought out his, "I don't get no respect routines".
The joy he gave was more than he was payed a legend
Rodney you will always be my favorite. From no respect to your favorite poet, Longfellow. I watch at least 20 hours of your routine every year just to remind myself of how good you were. Bless you
Goat of comedy standup never stops
I can't imagine being his wife!
"I got a crazy doctor; told me to start smoking if I wanna quit chewing gum." His comedic IQ was off the charts. The structure and timing, stringing one-liners into a full conversation is incredible. Technically, he's one of the greats.
Reminds me of an equally funny line in the movie, _Stranger than Fiction_ . Emma Thompson was a chain-smoking author and Queen Latifa was her assistant. Queen asked her if she ever considered using the patch. Emma answered, "Why would I do that? I smoke cigarettes."
Dangerfield. Henny Youngman. Sam Kinneson. Masters all. May they rest in peace.
Of course, you're referring to one of the most famous medical professionals in the history of television...
Dr. Vinnie Boombatz.
Sounds like someone farted at minute 9:30 to 9:35. 🤣😂🤭
I'm funnier 🤣
I love how Rodney does his act, then sits with Johnny and continues doing his act
I was hoping for him to have a sit down with Johnny but I've never seen a interview of Rodney Dangerfield conversating.
@Mr. Cool Johnny did that with all his guest. That's what made him so good as a host.
@@dwightcoleerook6660 If you notice Rodney throws hints of actual conversation about events in with his jokes. I think once you get him off stage he probably was a completely different person then the act you see here. I always thought him, Don Rickles, and Robin Williams just could not let go of the act even during interviews.
Johnny, "whos at your club now Rodney?" Rodney, " a porters cleaning up! Who Cares?" Lmao he just wants to tell jokes. 🤣
😂
This guy is amazing. Does a stand up bit, but keeps it going through the entire interview
This was my birthday
It is even better knowing his and Carsons history.
Not familiar, what's the history? They have beef?
He was so humbled seeing his picture. Yes we thought, and still think highly of you Mr. Dangerfield. True Legend!! 🙏🏿💙
DeLuise said in an interview later he really wasn't comfortable being paid for that night since he had so much fun just being there
And is that Orson Bean, sitting next to DeLuise?
@@waynej2608 yes it is. Good eye
Awesome!!!!!
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Yes, Orson Bean was great in the Twilight Zone and Match Game
@@waynej2608 its a shame how he died... pisses me off ..
Better than any other comic, Dangerfield makes you forget your troubles. That few minutes of laughter is worth a price beyond rubies.
This song is dedicated to everyone who lost a loved one. God bless. "I'm calling out your name tonight" by Richie Levoi
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Dangerfield and Don Rickles- that's a show I would've like to seen!!!
Never tell wants everyone to know he's gay. Who cares other than his wife,?
FACTS. 💯
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And he even mention Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 my hometown, and someone said earlier…not one cursed word!! These are the comedians we need now and forever! Thank you, Rodney, for the true laughs!!
A true comedian....no personal insults on the sitting POTUS...no filthy language.... just humorous and fun to listen.
He was a self hating and deprecating self abuser who found a way to make enough people laugh at him to be called successful. He was hilarious. But he was sad his whole fucking life. His family sucked and his dad never accepted him. He self medicated until it killed him. That’s why you don’t see him smiling in his act. Rarely anyway.
Yeah I love Rodney Dangerfield and I feel so sad for him.
Despite being very successful with his skills as an entertainer, he still had a tough hand in life.
Biden can’t even find the salt.
Carson was the master straight man. Teeing up Rodney’s jokes over and over. Both masters. Miss them.
Amazing time!!
So true
I disagree; Rodney was a one-man show and Johnny's interaction was not unlike a heckler ... you can clearly see that it threw off Rodney's rhythm.
@@ColonelStraker even if your statement is the correct one. You have to.admit the have great playback
@@ColonelStraker I think Johnny legit embarrassed Rodney with that pic. That was too funny.
Dangerfield and Carson are almost a comedic duo. Dangerfield is funny on his own but the way Carson quips and sets him up and leads him hysterical too. Genius
Agree. Carson was the perfect set up man and not necessarily in the way you might think. He wasn't not leaden or preordained. If you watch carefully you can learn a lot.
Carson didnt want him on iver carsen using his joke and not admitting it. Danger had to bow his head which he shouldnt of had to do.
Brilliant comedian!!! Absolutely hysterical !!! You were the BEST! There is no one who could come close to your comedic genius and perfect timing!!!
Closest comparison is Bill Burr and Conan.
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Rodney Dangerfield was one-of-a-kind. He was absolutely hilarious. Amazing person. RIP, sir.. The world will never be the same without Rodney Dangerfield..
The tears are running out of my eyes, he's so funny.
A dislike from 914 people that have no sense of humor. Rodney, Johnny and Dom. All Legends.
rather vulgar at times
@@ranranshi and?????
He probably has VD
probably kids used to "comedy" just being people like Trevor Noah who aren't funny and just rag on the President.
Some people just don't get it.
Ya notice how Johnny doesn’t interrupt his guest and talk over them like the show host of today does. Those guys had class and respect back then.
Jack, until you said something I did not notice- but you are absolutely right!
Except for Rodney Dangerfield, No respect, no respect at all!
Jay Leno was the same way and David Letterman , and when Joan Rivers stood in for Johnny Carson
Exactly...that's why I don't watch the idiots of present day!
My favorite part of Johnny's repartee with his comedian guests was that he was ALWAYS feeding them banter (many times it was pre-planned) to help them transition from joke to joke. You can see in this video several times where Johnny echoes and adds "flavor" to Rodney's segue, enjoying every second of it because he knows Rodney is just setting up his next bit. And what makes Dom really crack up (when he bangs the ashtray on the table) is an absolutely naked segue, that just comes out of the blue. I love watching comedians crack other comedians up.
Mature jokes without being vulgar, no mention of politics, smoking cigarettes on a live broadcast show, a picture of a man holding a gun to a doll's head. That's late night TV perfection!
What a time to be alive.
oh he is vulgar, just not with swear words but that was part of his genius. He was pushing the limits of the edge he walked
Imagine that on late night today. You would be banned, and investigated,
One of the greatest one-liner comedians ever. Loved Rodney Dangerfield-he was definitely an OG!!😂😂 My sides are still hurting!!😂😂
whats OG?
THĒ greatest
@@philbertuglia2203…original gangster…ghetto speak
And he wrote all his own material-he had to, nobody else could. Rest in peace, you did good....real good
Damn straight 💯❤️🔥
Miss Rodney so much man..
I love how Rodney got choked up at the end when he saw an early picture of himself.
Yes, he was all set to talk about his Dad vaudeville, but Johnny surprised him!
@@stevesewall I think he might have actually embarrassed him. That was perfect.
the throwaway joke rodney used to get out of that was better than any full leno set I've ever seen - like -i was young, i was 19, I used to do bits with the doll about the ways different people hit their kids - like a barker (smacksmacksmack) - that was brilliant, and this is a masterclass in how you do late night as a comedian in character but come across as genuine. the guy with the chin still doesn't understand this.
Man, this was back in the day when talk shows were actually funny ! The guests were laid back, chill, not full of ego, and it was just like good friends cracking jokes around a campfire, trying to bring light and laughter into people's homes and into each other's lives. Johnny Carson talk show was still the best ever, and Rodney Dangerfield one of the best stand up comics ever. He and Robin Williams stand as the golden gods of stand up comedy. Rest in peace all these guys in this video. Dom, Rodney, and Johnny, all deceased, but not forgotten. Gave me a few laughs today. Needed this. ❤😊
I saw Rodney in Las Vegas in the late 80’s. Even though I knew almost every joke he told that night I thought he was still hysterical. He was a classic. RIP Rodney.
"Anyone have a cigarette? Thank you very much, I left mine in the machine, you know how it is."
My parents would see him every year when he made his way around the Boston area. They loved him and would come home still laughing. As a kid I really enjoyed watching my parents laugh like that retelling their favorite one liners of the night, tears in their eyes from laughing so hard :-) He really was a gift to humanity to make so many laugh like that.
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I'll have to admit I didn't appreciate him at the time but in retrospect, he was a comedic genius.
This guy was a treasure, miss this kind of comedy
His transitions are as masterful as his deliveries.
Dom was way underrated. He took a back seat for many
This. What an incredible stream of jokes for 10 minutes. Put this in the time capsule. We've had many great comedians, but Rodney was the best at his brand of standup... even when sitting down.
Johnny was a class act. He’d let his guests shine it wasn’t about him being ‘on’. He makes his guests look good.
Johnny was an asshole in real life. Read a book
Favorite Rodney Joke" I get don't get no respect! I was walking down the street when a neighbor approached me and asked? Do you have any pictures of your wife naked? I indignity said "No!" The neighbor then asked " Do you want to buy some?.." I was 12 years old when I heard it 50 years ago and laughed for 5 minutes...
🤣🤣🤣
Rodney Dangerfield once related that he tried to tell his son about the birds and the bees.
Rodney then related, “And, then he told ME about my wife and the mailman!”
This is why I didn't buy the 30 dollar stupid ass jail radio.
Rodney had a great act, Johnny was a real talk show host. The days when entertainment meant something.
Absolutely, Johnny was the absolute king of late night hosts. I'm glad I was able to watch him into retirement. No one will ever likely be lucky to step into his shadow. And yeah, Rodney was great.
@@dragonrising4620 I grew up watching Late Night With Johnny Carson and no one compares to him today. We don't have entertainment anymore just preaching.
@Mr. Robertson. And let’s not forget they are also pushing their political agenda on today’s crowds. Back when Johnny and the rest of them it was just about comedy and entertainment. At least that’s what I remember seeing.
@@Jaxter1137 You are correct.
No social media then you had to do your act when ever you had sn appearance real entertainment
this guy has to be the wittiest man that ever lived...ive never seen someone as quick with a comeback as him..and what a great name rodney dangerfield..national treasure
What a great show with wonderful guests. I absolutely love Dom Delouise. He's got the most distinctive laugh. All those cannonball run movies with Burt Reynolds were so funny. There are no great comedians like Rodney Dangerfield anymore.
No ribald humor, although double entendre without having to be crude.
Love how Dom is just in stitches the entire time
I saw Rodney live in Houston in the 80's. Sold out basketball arena where the Rockets played. He did a bit where he told "one liners" for like 20mins straight until the crowd interrupted him with a standing, screaming ovation almost as if they were saying "STOP already you're killing us". Rodney could literally tell 40 jokes a minuet.
I believe it 😂😂😂
God I'm jealous and damn this was way before I was even born
I wondered if he ever did some shows in Houston. Awesome
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The Summit. Packed house, including the floor.
Hi I got no respect
Saw him years ago at the Paramount theater in Seattle. No one commanded a stage for comedy like Rodney. Non stop laughs.
Back in the day when comedy wasn't filthy. I miss those days. Rodney Dangerfield was a comedic genius. May he rest in peace.
Lolz. George Carlin, Redd Foxx, and Richard Pryor were the most popular comedians in the '70s. Their material was pretty vulgar. It's always been there, just depends on what you are searching for.
@@Thedearsterto be as funny as Dangerfield and doing it without the vulgarity takes a lot more work, skill and wit to pull off. Vulgar seems to be the place you go when you throw up your hands say it's an easier way to get a cheap laugh. I've heard Carlin do a clean show and he's so much more impressive when he does. RIP Rodney and George too by the way.
wasn’t filthy? did you hear so e of the jokes he made? it was filthy, just not vulgar and riddled with swears…those were for when the cameras weren’t there
@@Plisken65there is an alternative today, it’s just popular to trash them because they’re not vulgar
@@pbailey232he was vulgar, just not obscene or lewd…he made sex and prostitution jokes with Carson, he pushed vulgarity but didn’t go over the line into obscene or lewd
more talent on that stage than in all of Hollywood today
ABSOLUTELY!!! Well said!
AMEN
Most especially to those clueless late night show wanna be comedians who knew nothing about politics.
Most truth I’ve read all day long.
YES!!!!
I love how Johnny always sets Rodney up inbetween bits.
I love how black people come up with unique names
That was the Greatness of Johnny, most acts today wouldn't think twice of sharing the spotlight and letting another Comedian shine. But in this skit you could see the two of them were like an act all by themselves and for that to work, one has to allow themselves to be the setup guy. Much respect to Johnny for doing that. He recognized Rodney's greatness and truly wanted him to succeed.
These legends laughing and supporting each other.
I flew Lear Jet charters in the 1980's and I flew Rodney Dangerfield three times. He traveled with his wife and two children every time.
There is something special about Dom DeLuise' laugh. When he laughs I can't help but laugh too. Such a kind-hearted man.
Same here. Watch the out takes from Cannon Ball Run. My God,he & Burt Reynolds will have you on the floor laughing! Miss these men!
Because he had such a great sense of humor. He would get so hysterical laughing he couldn't talk and when he could he just fed it along making it worse. His laughter was infectious.
His laughs are so real I, crack up...
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Ponder this thought, next year will be 30 years when Johnny retired, the same period of time Johnny did his show. 2nd ponder, many of us are still in love, and respect the work he did all these years later. 3rd ponder, 30 years after the present talk show hosts, all of them by the way retire, NO ONE WILL REMEMBER them, much less watch their show. We all miss you Mr. Carson!
Maybe. Maybe not. You'd have to ask a 24 year old. Jackie Gleason was considered one of the greats and now I rarely hear about him. Certainly not like the 70s and 80s. Society has a fickle memory and you never know who will be remembered and who will be forgotten. (This is not a knock on Carson but rather a comment on society's changing shared experiences.)
Conan will be remembered and had some good bits and travel specials.
I cried over his last show.
@@lauriereamy9876 me too.. Ive watched it every so often when there's a change in my life coming up. Bette Midler got a Grammy for her song.
Growing up in the NY Metropolitan area in the '70s, everyone had an uncle or family friend that was like this character. HILARIOUS.
48 years later and this Legends material still stands the test of time. Very few comics of his time can honestly still be considered funny by those of us from later generations. LEGEND.
I sure miss Johnny Carson. On lucky nights when I was young, my parents let me lay on their bed and watch him past my regular bedtime. That was always such a treat, and Carson was always such a class act with the best guests. As I got older, I never thought Letterman, Leno etc ever compared to the original master.
Leno was pretty good. The crap they have now you couldn't pay me to watch.
I remember one episode where Don Rickles had Johnny laughing so hard he fell off his chair
I completely agree. I grew up watching Johnny and at a very young age, would beg my mom to let me stay up. Johnny was so funny! Rodney, Dom and Buddy Hackett we're my favorites. I miss this show so much and the humor of those days. It was never the same after Johnny. Now, I catch some old shows on Roku before I turn out the light. Still makes me smile.
@@juliedepaolo9971 Buddy Hackett always trying to sneak in the naughty lymric
"There once was a man from Nantucket...", & Johnny shusshing him up before he got to the bad part!
Johnny's laughter was enough to make me laugh! 🤣
@@JohnSmith-el6lk Leno was sometimes funny but he became increasingly political& mean& disrespectful in his jokes which is the very beginning of the very mean& nasty culture that we gave to endure right now in the USA. The millenials& GenZ& Pedoweird (formerly a Hollywood) industry have become me perverted, corrupted &all mean& nasty& very rude& intolerant of ppl who disagree with their politics. It’s all bc of the Commie left that infected our country and now control the DemParty& and it’s voters. More recent it has corrupted the JudasRepublicans (formerly RINOs but this new term much more apt). They are determined to hostile takeover our country& have excelled so far bc Satan& his demon minions have some powers. Far too many ppl fall for their deceptions& lies& no longer apply critical thinking or discernment to determine truth. They are exactly what the Bk of Revelations warned mankind about-many good ppl & even many Christians would be duped& deceived willingly.
"Every time I close a window, I hit someone's hand!" That was a golden joke lol
I live in the worst neighborhood there is. I asked a cop, "How long a walk to the subway?" He said, "I dunno. So far, no one ever made it."
hey can you explain the window joke. 1. sometimes i don't understand certain stuff due to a different era. 2. sometimes im just bad at understanding jokes.
@@Red4350 the joke implies that burglars are always trying to get into his apartment through the window
@@telestarstudios ah lol ! ty i appreciate it!
The true king of the one-liners! Definitely on my Mount Rushmore. Wish I could have seen him perform live.
Here it is at least 40 years later and its still gold....Delouise is beautiful to watch as he just falls deeper and deeper into laughter ..
The act never ended. He just took a seat and continued. Loved it
Rodney Dangerfield was one-of-a-kind. He was absolutely hilarious. Amazing person. RIP, sir.
Never ending one liners and set up jokes! One of the greatest!!
How could Rodney be "on" at all times lol the amount of material he came up with was astounding
Wow...Rodney was always "on" when appearing on TV, but this time there were a couple of brief moments where Johnny got him to be real. Very rare and touching.
Rodney was a comedic genius! I laugh just looking at the way he makes his eyes bug out! Legend!
When I was in high school I would stay up late to watch the Tonight Show if I knew Rodney was going to be on. I was lucky enough to see him at the MGM grand in 1999 in Las Vegas. I had almost all of his jokes memorized and I went in to see him. I loved it.
Dom DeLuise's laugh is so contagious.
He was just relieved that Burt Reynolds wasn’t slapping him
@@gregbors8364 😂😂😂
One of the all-time greats. The delivery and timing of a genius.
Him and Norm…
As a kid I just loved Rodney. Still do, but even way more so. IMHO, he's a timeless comic. RIP, and thank you for the thousands and thousands of laughs.
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His humor, his wit...is still relevant today...shows you the absurdities we all will face..do you smile in the knowing? Or do you wallow in the misery...rise with the positivity he gives you to realize how we can be..
Dom DeLuise has the kind of laugh that makes you laugh. Loved that man. They're all gone now. The years go by so fast.
Got to love him he just can't stay still in a chair, the cig, the handkerchief, the movments, tie grabbing, what a legend is!
It is called cocaine. Rodney was a genius but he loved his Bolivian marching powder
@@dalenincehelser5747 yeah something was up with him, needed a cig to settle down, but what a performance
Cocaine is a hell ava drug !!!
…so is alcohol gambling eating and don’t forget our all time favorite SEX. All these when done responsibly are wonderful. But when abused, they start preparing us for what hell will be like.
Just say no to abuse…!
Cocaine fact's! And still one of the greatest ever. He was geeked up in the movie caddy shack
The coke must have been powerful... He told Johnny leave me alone...
I could watch this over and over and laugh every time!!! What a pure genius, didn't even have to use curse words to make you piss yourself.
Rodney displaying his craft to the max. Chewing up the stage. I love it!
Johnny doing some killer straight man work over there, which for my money, is the best thing you can possibly do when Rodney's on a roll.
what exactly does that mean?
@@maxonmendel5757 Don't take any topics too seriously, don't break his rhythm, don't ask "real questions", in short treat him like he's doing stand-up, set him up and get out of the way.
@@GeneBurnett gotcha. that's *really* hard to do, now that I think about it.
@@maxonmendel5757 Yup. Very easy to do too much. It helped that Johnny liked Rodney so much.
*Looks at Johnny's photo,. "Shoot. No wonder he gets no respect." 😀😀😀😀
Love it Johnny was the straight man.....you can see the love and respect they all had for each other, Dom was studying/loving the whole thing.
Even if maybe not humble enough, he was comfortable enough in his own skin to just sit back load the pitch machine and let Rodney hit home right after homerun. Quality like Mr. Carson’s is missing today
If you feel sad any time just listen to Rodney........and you will laugh your self.......😂😂❤❤
Who doesn't love Rodney?! One of THE all-time greatest comedians!
Rodney is the only person ive ever seen who can turn any interview question into a stand up joke. Everywhere he went the man was doing stand up.
Rodney was wrong...He got lots of respect. Audiences loved him, & so did I.❤️ Even after all these years he still makes me LOL! 😄
Now, that's an all-star cast. Three greats side by side.
I went to a fancy restaurant last week. Real fancy. It was so fancy that they had a sign in the Mens Room "Employees Must Wash Hands." I waited over 30 minutes. Nobody showed up so I had to wash my own Hands.
"okay rodney so you're gonna do five minutes of standup and then come over to the chair and talk to johnny for ten"
"best i can do is five minutes of standup and then ten minutes of standup sitting down"
Damn, I miss Carson! These poor souls today will never know what good late night TV is.
Me too. The younger generation that watch Jimmy Fallon have no idea. These late night shows were real with real feelings. Todays late night shows have a large element of faking it as you go along to keep people interested.
@beth ulrich Tools are useful. Jimmy isn't.
I was born in the early 80s and saw some of Johnny, but it wasn't until several years ago I started watching more of him on UA-cam. My favs are of him interviewing Joan Rivers.
Conan is also awesome 👌
Craig Fergusson.
Rodney is one of the few comics I can watch for 10 minutes and my face hurts from laughing.
He has a flat joke, then makes a funny face and a slight expression acknowledging it stunk but also playing right into his characterization of life is hard. A masterful save. A pro's pro. Not enough video of him. Now if I can only do the Triple Lindy.
"That Viagra is some good stuff." "Last night I walked into the living room holding the TV guide, A glass of milk and 6 doughnuts."
Rodney Dangerfield
THAT is an awesome joke.
@Michael Hawaiianstyle That....is.....odd
Oh, he would have to say 6!
I carried 12 donuts 🙆
He also said he would take prune juice and Viagara. He didn't know if he was coming or going.
They all appreciated each other's talent. DOM Deluise is laughing like he's watching his idol. Theyball had fun. No one ever tried to rob the spotlight. Especially Johnny. He let the guests do their thing and in doing that was the best to ever grace late night
The KING of comedy 4 all time. EVERY comedic person, took notes from this guy.
His ability to process jokes in rapid fire fashion without skipping a beat is truly astonishing. A born comedian.
Rodney was and always will be one of the greatest stand ups. He was on fire. And props to Carson for cleverly setting up each joke. Masters at their craft.
I always look forward to his opening line “What a crowd, WHAT A CROWD!..... I tell ya I’m alright now but last week I was in rough shape”. Can’t help but make you smile and put you in a good mood.
He was the creme de la creme of stand-up. Also, acting gave him another excellent stage from which to perform his hilarious gyrations, which he was not short of during this, his last appearance, on the Tonight Show.
"You must have been something before electricity."
I can't stop watching Dangerfield over and over. He is peerless, really! And it is good for my blood pressure. Really!
Probably the coolest man I've ever had the pleasure of meeting and enjoying a drink with. He denied it was him and I respected that, we talked about life and sipped our drinks for a couple hours, as I got up to leave I said goodbye n great to meet you buddy. He responded " hey I tell ya sometimes I get a little respect" and smiled. I said "thank you Mr. Dangerfield for all the laughs" and was on my way. One of the highlights of my adult life!
That rarely happens these days.. they lived normal lives back then. Celebrity's now a days are unreachable.
Indeed, now most celebs dont go out without bodyguards
What a great story.
@double dee definitely a lifetime highlight
DfactO Design, lucky you, my man.