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It's the Carsenio Hall show, with your host... Carsenio! Aired 05/18/91
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The first cut to Phil Hartman and seeing his haircut and him saying “YES!” absolutely kills me every time.
It is fast "Yes"
Faf "Yes"
You cannot out psychologize the Bible for God not to throw you into hell for all eternity. In other words, you cannot come up with a good enough excuse here and now, so you will not be able to on judgment day. If you say you did not want to be born, God is going to say you should’ve been born again, that means become a Christian so that’s not gonna work. And there are no other excuses try to think of one. So now you know for the first time in your life, that the Bible is smarter than you and it is a steel trap, smarter than all of mankind, What should you do then? So at least investigate and look to see that these things are true, because right now you just learned the Bible is smarter than you, and you will be accountable for your life on judgment day before God!
Prophecy, the Bible is 27% prophecy, that’s future history written in advance. God‘s really sticking his neck out to get it cut off if he’s wrong, but he hasn’t been wrong about the thousands of prophecies that were fulfilled, so he’ll be right about the end of the world prophecies as well and you’ll have no excuse on judgment day for not looking for truth!
Caveat: you cannot look for God in times of chaos says Isaiah 45:19, so you better do it now. In other words,You’ll be too worried about your own survival when chaos hits, than your eternal destiny!
Statistic probability of 40 writers writing the Bible with zero margin of deviation, proves God wrote the Bible through the 40 writers!
God authored the Bible!
DNA does not auto encrypt, the code writer is outside of the code of the 3300000,000,000 lines of computer code in the human genome of our DNA! So who wrote the code to such sophistication?
1,000,000 seconds is 12 days, 1,000,000,000 seconds is 32 years! That’s the difference between 1 million and 1 billion!
One person’s DNA could fill the Grand Canyon up to 50 times full of books. John 21:25 “I suppose everything Jesus did, the world wouldn’t have enough room for the books telling of it.“ this verse would be fulfilled!
Psalm 139:16 “in my members you have written many books“!
Psalm 139 is about the human body!
To this day, whenever someone asks me a stupid question, I give it the "YES! you are correct sir", in my Ed McMahon/Phil Hartman voice. I haven't really thought about it in years, but It came from Dana/Phil tonight show. We watched this era and the next one all the time. Wild stuff..
Reminds me of Dr. Weird from Aqua Teen Hunger Force
Phil's hair alone is friggin' amazing!
I was thinking the same😂😂😂
YOU ARE CORRECT SIR
One of the best SNL skits ever. Ed McMahon's Party Machine, lol!
😂
Ed McMahon's Party Machine is still something I think about almost monthly, 25 years later and still manages to make me laugh. And it's like an 8 second bit. 😂
@@sarahmulhausen472 Same! LOL!
Reminds me of the Simpsons .. it’s the SOUUUUUL MAAASSS TRAAAANSIT SYSTEM
Bel Biv Davoe YES
One of the best conceived and performed sketches they ever did. I can't say enough about Hartman/Carvey and mad props or kudos depending on your generation to whoever wrote it. I, uh, did not know that.
That's some weird, wild stuff ! 😁
You are correct Sir!
It’s up there along with Caveman Lawyer, Bill Brasky & Celebrity Jeopardy- probably the best part was that they didn’t drive this bit into the ground. Interesting how this idea that Carson was out of touch with youth & was “too old” came from Jay Leno & Helen Kushnick who were trying to get Johnny out
Doing 2 impressions at once. Both spot on, pretty damn hilarious. Hartman is great as usual. And my man Tom Kite!! 😄😄
@@JavMacHer jay wasnt trying to get him out. what revisionist bullshit from a complete outsider. this was a good sketch but it is not one that is well known or referenced as others.
To this very day, I'm sad every time I see Phil Hartman. Such incredible talent.
"Secondary latent personality displacement"
Phil was the BEST! ❤️
You are correct, sir!
Not when it came time to marry the Mrs.
my sentiments exactly
YOU ARE CORRECT SIR!!
I sure miss Phil Hartman, RIP.
You are correct sir!
SASSY !!!
SASSY !!!
His wife didn’t miss him
He would have progressed into much more than a comedic martyr if he wasn't hit with insanity, it really sucks. Only the good die young, sometimes
"Buddy Hackett is in my house!" Best line ever
This is by far one of the funniest lines from the show 😂
Joan Embery Is 👆🏽IN MY HOUSE! 👇🏽
I think “That is the straight stuff, oh Funk Master” is also up there.
Don’t you mean in the studio?
Joan Embery 👆🏽Is 👇🏽IN MY HOUSE 👇🏽🤣
Phil really killed it with that dope Ed McMahon impression. Hilarious. YES !
YOU are correct, sir !
Not only killed it on SNL, but he was great on The Simpsons
Hartmann was an overrated piece of garbage. Zero funny.
That is some weird, wild stuff.
@@darkreyule ...Says the jealous, lowlife douchebag with literally no talent of ANY kind.
I would watch the shit outta Ed McMahon's Party Machine
YES!!!!!! Bell, Biv Devoe.
Hey-Oooohhh!
That would be difficult to do given how full of it it would have been.
It's a show that somehow someway must be done
No one asked
“Secondary latent personality displacement, oh great one, yes.”
One of my favorite SNL skits of all time! Two talk show hosts spoofed brilliantly in one skit.
Dark side of the 90's brought me here 😂😂😂 hilarious rest in peace 🙏🕊️ Phil Hartman
Same! 😂😂
😮❤Me three. Let light perpetual shine upon my FAVORITE funny 🤣😆 man: Phil Hartman, forever in heaven, ❣️😂🤣😆 making Jesus ✨ and St Peter laugh!!! ❤️✝️❤️🛐
Dana Carvey is brilliant. A man of a thousand voices and faces.
I'm an 80s kid and I still love Dana Carvey and Phil Hartman (RIP)
You are correct sir
@@slicksmith856 That is weird, wild stuff, Ed
@@robotorch Yes!!
@@slicksmith856 Ed, you've been drinking backstage
Phil Hartman was so good at every part he played! I miss him and Gilda.
So does Gene.
@@bikerrider4845 whoever wrote this sketch really deserved several beers on the house afterwards. so funny
Don't forget Belushi.
The comedic brilliance of this is incredible
"I'd like to think what I do best IS the wild thing!" My God, that's so funny.
That's the straight stuff, oh funk master
🤣🤣🤣
YES! That it is, sir!
Tonight! Bell Biv Devoe!
YES!!!
I remember watching this is 1991 and to this day I use the expression “I did not know that!” I’m still laughing about. “Ed McMahon’s Party Machine!”. Phil Hartman (May he RIP) and Dana Carvey worked well together in this sketch.
WITH BELL BIV DEVOE!
I still say, "Weird, wild stuff!", too. Dana Carvey was great in this!
Every now and then I’ll say “I had this finger elongated” because it’s just a ridiculous thing to say.
I used to say “YES!” In that style and a classmate of mine would respond with Ed’s laugh.
“That is the straight stuff, O Funkmaster!”
This is dope stuff.
Carvey at the height of his powers.
This aired in 1991 when Chris Farley was a cast member of SNL. If you pause at 6:54 when it shows the audience, in the top middle of the screen is Chris' brother, Kevin, and on the top right is his other brother, John. Weird, wild stuff!
I did not know that.
Also, a very young Jimmy Fallon at 5:49, well before he would join the show 😂
Awesome find, fantastic eyes.
Ah man, I miss Phil Hartman. So tragic what happened to him.
@Thomas Fiese real nice dipshit. Fuck off.
Carvey was a great successor to Martin Short when it came to character acting and physical comedy.
both so versatile, picturing some Short extremes, for one the synchronized swimmer, then another, Nathan Thurm, just to name two
Lost it at "my man Tom Kite"
As a longtime golfer, I thought it was hilarious. My guess is 90% of viewers had no idea who he was.
What a gem of a sketch. First time seeing this one.
@Dee Otero-Perez yes! you are correct dee!
I forgot how damn good that SNL WAS!!! These ‘skits,’ are LONG! And well written… THEN the talent truly was talented ! No weaknesses and a grand slam
It felt too short! I would've watched a full hour of Carsenio every night.
A baby crib is not necessarily called a house😂
I did not know that.
How does this only have 11,000 views?!?!? This is one of the most legendary SNL sketches of all time in my opinion! Are the references just too antiquated these days?
probably. I'm 36 and probably the youngest that would remember Arsenio.
Because it’s quality.
A lot of the older clips been blocked in US for years, they just unblocked a lot of content recently. Had to be on a VPN to see a lot of these in the past.
6 days later its views are tripled. Its all about the silly UA-cam algorithm.
@@rsohlich1 I remember that show too Nd I’m 36
Not matter how many times I've watched this I still laugh so hard. From the moment the Arsenio-ized version of the theme song starts playing (which is hella catchy), I'm already chuckling like crazy. It helps that Carvey is not only spot-on with his mannerisms but brings such a great energy. And Phil Hartman - how can you go wrong? YES!
These Carvey Carson sketches are some weird wild stuff, and I'll love them always.
It helps that Johnny fucking hated it 😂
YOU ARE CORRECT, SIR!
I did not know that....
You kids have no idea how big Arsenio was back here. Fresh Prince, Public Enemy, Young MC, Tone Loc was absolutely huge with "Wild Thing" rap was getting kinda mainstream. Not to mention In Living Color was super popular
That red suit actually looked good on “Carsenio”, and Mr. “ Mc Mahon” looked like he was doing the church lady dance. 😄
Man, Ed/Phil rocked that salt and pepper high-top.
Phil looks almost like Keith Olbermann.
"Ha ha ha. That's the straight stuff, oh Funk Master. Ha ha."
That was such an awesome concept for a sketch. I'm sure many young people today have no idea the huge impact Arsenio's show had at the time, or for that matter how untouchable Johnny's legacy was. Apparently NBC didn't learn anything from this sketch which was to leave the Tonight Show it's dignity and let the other shows do a more high energy, fun vibe. Now we have the Fallon circus. Ugh.
NBC (in cahoots with Helen Kushnick) forced Johnny out for Leno precisely because of the pressure from shows like Arsenio. They lost Letterman over it but it didn't matter because NBC got exactly what it wanted with Leno winning the time slot up until his retirement. Cutthroat business.
Couldn’t name one “young person” who watched Leno, NBC probably fudged the prime time numbers to cover for Leno’s lame late night
You’ve hit the nail on the head here. Cannot understand how Fallon has that sacred spot.
OMG, Fallon is Carsenio!! That is right on. He's such a corporate shill, terrified to upset the network and sponsors, and his whole show is so contrived and forced. Unwatchable.
@@TJamesBell You need to fight bigger battles. It's amazing how much you seem to know about Fallon's show and yet claim it's unwatchable. Hmm.
Phil Hartman was incredible! The Sinatra Group skit was epic.
Easy baby!
Phil wearing a normal suit compared to Dana’s suit is amazing
YES !
Phil used to design album covers for rock bands..what a talent
Johnny was so impacted by this sketch. He said when they start laughing at you it's time to retire and so he did.
I wonder why Carson couldn't take a joke? Granted, this one was at his expense. But that's what happens when working as a comedian. A shame, honestly. Either way, he was and still is top-tier.
@@annajacob7981 I agree.
No one today has even a fraction of the interviewing skills,let alone the power to instantly declare a comedian as having made the big time.
@@annajacob7981prob because his wife couldn't take a punch
@@annajacob7981top tier wife beater
Just like that little cowardly runt, Stephanie- I mean, Stevie- McQueen
@@lockandloadlikehell Heartbreaking.. and maybe true. Smh
Carson wasn't offended by this sketch and still had Carvey on his show. But Carvey did one later that was a normal Carson show sketch, but had Johnny not knowing about any current TV or movies his guests were doing, and still thinking Susan Dey was on The Partridge Family. That one offended Carson, reportedly, and Carvey says Carson never asked him back on his show after that.
Ed McMahon's Party Machine!! I fell on the floor laughing.
"Tonight, Bell Biv DeVoe!"
Dana Carvey, never grows old, a totally underrated talent.
what is the deal with the underrated comments?
I don’t this he’s underrated I think just not known enough!!! He’s my top guy
I love him but I wouldnt say he's underrated
@@bawoman I guess, I was pretty brief in my comment, and I freely used the term "underrated". I've should explain better, but come on? we all know the caliber of Mr. Carvey's comedy, it is great to say the least. But what I meant to say is that for a man that has provided such great entrainment and made millions of people laugh around the world; he deserved better, the new entertainment industry look at him like a has been, and is not the case for Dana. I wish I could see him more often in the mainstream programming. That's all am saying. :)
Not by me.
And the jazzy version of the theme, perfection.
This was really some weird, wild stuff.
What in the actual hell! I never saw this back in the day, crazy hilarious. "Buddy Hackett is in my house!", Ed McMahon's Party Machine, the idea of Carson's staff gathering slang "from the streets", the awkward hugs, George Wendt-- great stuff.
Weird wild stuff
Wait a minute.. You're saying - You did not know that??
I saw this live and we still crack off of this oh funkmaster! Hilarious!
Both are comic legends . . . this really makes me miss Phil Hartman.
My man Tom Kite!
Gets a me every time!
Dana and Phil's timing is so wonderfully perfect
Tom Kite? Joan Embry, Buddy Hackett, as guests. Tom Kite how unexpected.
That was a better interview than Arsenio could do.
I liked his interviews but the only problem was that Arsenio’s monologues always STUNK. He didn’t get better his second time around either.
06:41
"Secondary latent personality displacement, O Great One. Yes Sir. Har har har har!"
🤣
Outstanding crossover, man, oh man
"TA-night!....BEL BIV DEVOE....YESSS!"
Phil Hartman was amazing. All of his characters were spot on. RIP.
Spot on....take a drink.
One of the best snl sketches ever
So true! Carvey and Hartman are just destroying.
You are correct sir! Yes!
Yeah, it is. 😎
Ed Mcmahons PARTY MACHINE
Absolutely hilarious.
Dana Carvey was a genius
Still is! His standup shows are still great.
You are correct sir!
He and Hartman were the best.
Is
He STILL IS!!!
I can’t stop laughing, I was a teen and remember how popular Arsenio was so when I saw this sketch the day it aired Johnny trying to fit with the kids and taking in Arsenio’s energy I just lost it. I had not seen it in a while and can’t stop laughing.
Exactly dude, “isch thisch dope stuff?”
that's weird wild stuff, i did not know that
Phil Hartman was so GD funny. R.I.P.
And by seeing this hilarious brilliance we also see how ridiculous all that stuff really was.
It truly is some wild, wacky stuff.
Ever since they aired this, I’ve been saying “I did not know that”, just like Johnny 😂😂😂
That is weird, wild stuff!
George Wendt's jacket is made of almost the same material as the sofa he's sitting on.
That was your takeaway from this skit? The fact that you actually posted it makes you an idiot.
@@cluman1 You don't know what UA-cam comments are, do you?
I did not know that!
@@keithpatrick156 you are *correct* sir
That's wacky, wacky stuff!!!!!
dana carvey did a mean johnny carson, and by "mean", i mean really good, i did not know that...
That is weiRd wild stuff.
You are CORRECT sir!
So, by 'mean,' you mean really good . . . I did not know that, wild stuff, wild stuff.
This was the skit that convinced Carson to quit The Tonight Show. He announced his retirement five days after this aired.
I'm sure the lung cancer helped...
Best SNL skit ever. You are correct, sir!
that is some def dope wild stuff
@Bo Kocky Troll alert ⚠
Yes!
@Bo Kocky nah coz you commented something similar on another thread
😂 Bo Kocky deleted all his comments. What a dork
CARSENIO and SPROCKETS with EDDIE MUNSTER are the two funniest SNL skits I have ever seen
This is hilarious!😂
I can’t believe I never seen this skit before.
Perfect parady/satire showing the direction TV was heading back then. That destination has long since been arrived.
That hairdo is everything. Yes sir.
"Is this dope, is this dope stuff? This is dope stuff right here, right now.." haha.. Comedy gold! That subtle and random foot up on the couch at 5:32 aka: signature Arsenio move kills me every time. haha. Carvey's attention to detail is highly admirable.
I guess so Johnny norm replies LoL
I have never laughed so hard in my whole damn life😂 I looked like an insane person
“The Story Of Late Night” on CNN brought me here.
The one thing CNN's good for: their weekend documentaries.
Me too
I did not know that
Love Phil Hartman’s hair. I miss him.
Absolutely the funniest thing I've ever seen in my life. Makes me laugh so hard I can't breathe
R.I.P phil hartman and that was a dope haircut
LOL, so stupid but so awesome! This period on SNL was the best! RIP Phil Hartman. 😢
How on earth is Phil Hartman the funniest thing here when he’s got like 6 lines? Man that guy was good. RIP.
My man Tom Kite!
What a great parody and hysterical idea. Two comedic legends.
Thank you I needed a 😃
That is the straight stuff oh funkmaster!
Classic!!!!! Nothing and I mean nothing on SNL in the last 20 years can come close to this ,,nothing!!
And nothing before it. I watched SNL from its start and it was fresh new and usually funny with The Not Ready for Prime Time Players, but the Hartman Carvey Meyers era was tight.
@@jonathanmcdaniel1040 You are correct, oh, magnificent one!
Dana almost breaking up every time Phil speaks in that voice. I never saw this skit til now.
As related in "The Late Shift" (the original book, not the movie), Carson absolutely HATED this sketch, did not find it funny, and raised hell about it among NBC management.
I did not know that. Wierd , wild stuff.
Really? I’m surprised by that.
I'm surprised as well, as he was usually a good sport about stuff.
I heard that Carson was PISSED every time SNL had a Tonight Show sketch.
This was genuinely funny and without malice. The fact that Carson was so angry about it proved he was out of touch. If SNL went after presidents, why should he be off limits?
Maybe the impressions were a little too good and that's what irked him.
I have never seen this or even knew it existed, its great. Phil was the best
This sketch evidently pissed off Johnny Carson
I hope so, that would make this better
Johnny Carson had no sense of humor. Or fair play. ref. his treatment of Joan Rivers.
Carson had no problem with this sketch. They did another one after this that depicted Carson becoming senile. That got Carvey blacklisted from The Tonight Show until Leno took over. Carvey confirmed this in an interview with Howard Stern.
soundcloud.com/howardstern/danacarvey_carson
100% bullshit. Carson had Carvey on the Tonight Show after this.
Secondary latent personality displacement! Yes!
young america. yes, sir.
That looks exactly like the Arsenio Hall set. Phil Hartman is so funny as Ed. Dana Carvey is a great mimic. LOL 😂
Genius,absolutely incredible......both were massively under-rated
This is the 1st time I’ve seen this and it is diabolically hilarious!!! 😂 😂 😂 One of the best SNL skits ever!
Brilliant performances all around. Even Phil Hartman’s “hair” should’ve been awarded an Emmy for this! 😂
My main man, Tom Kite
WOOT WOOT WOOT WOOT
He's in the house. But it's not really a house, you see...
The early 90's were The Golden Age for Saturday Night Live. Farley, Carvey, Sandler, Meyers, Hartman, et al...
Seth Myers??
What would Seth Myers do?
@@lockandloadlikehell *Mike Myers
Just you entitled to your views. The best era of SNL history (as of Spring 2022) in no order. Carvey/Hartman led era 1988-1992.
Farley/Sandler/Rock led team Mid '90's. Ferrell led era late '90's. Fey/Fallon led era early 2000's. Murphy/Piscopo led era early 1980's. Belushi/Murray/Aykroyd/Radner led team 1975-1980.
@@americangiant1003 I did not know that!
@@makeadifference4all Yeah, weird, wild stuff !!
This is still so amazing.
"Ad Mackey is in my house!" LMAO
This was a fantastically twisted send up of Carson but a way more brutal exposing of the Arsenio ridiculousness.
I could not stand that guy and his show. He looked ridiculous every night. Funny because I liked him in Coming to America but that talk show was cringe worthy
Yes!
@Mr. O I lost complete respect for him when he had Phil Collins on and tried to play the race game with him over a misunderstood comment he made at an awards show. 70% of Phil's touring band was Afro-American so he clearly didn't do any research on him nor tried to clear up the misunderstanding behind the scenes. He was clearly baiting Collins. Never watched his show again. And his show might have been hot for little while but it fell off a cliff after a number of years. His style didn't have staying power
Look for the arsenio Beckman skit on snl featuring Rob Lowe from 1990. Even funnier
Arsenio was like watching the Black version of Jerry Springer....a trainwreck every time
The funny thing is that around the time Johnny Carson was retiring Ed McMahon actually was a guest on the Arsenio Hall Show.
We did not know that!
“Yes”…priceless 6:34
More and more I appreciate the older SNL.. this is fuc*in hilarious
1:05 and 1:22 Phil Hartman was hilarious, such a great talent!
I would totally Watch Ed McMahon Party Machine
YESSSS!!!!
So good on so many levels. For my money, this was the best SNL era.
Ahhh, the early 90’s....
I should have stayed single a few more years.