Reacting to Carson Can’t Keep Up with Rodney Dangerfield’s Non Stop One Liners 1974
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Dangerfield was married twice to Joyce Indig, a singer. They married on October 3, 1951, divorced in 1961, remarried in 1963, and divorced again in 1970. They had two kids (son Brian Roy and daughter Melanie Roy-Friedman). From 1993 until his death in 2004, Dangerfield was married to Joan Child, whom he met in 1983 at a flower shop she owned in Santa Monica, California.
Oh wow!! Nice info!
Dangerfield was the man. The album No Respect came out when I was just a little kid, and I memorized it. All of his Tonight Show appearances with Carson were golden. Johnny could never keep it together. Dangerfield will always be in my top 10, along with Steve Martin, Doug Stanhope, Dave Atell, Bill Burr, John Cleese, Jim Gaffigan, Steven Wright, and probably someone else.
@@ShaeferGriffin-it9nxNorm MacDonald.
He was also very fond of hookers - but that's another story.
I'm not sure about his first wife, but his second wife acted as a sounding board for all his jokes.
In 1978 when I was 20 years old, I visited LA and I went to the Johnny Carson show and Rodney was a guest! After the show, I went out by the back parking lot and waited for the celebrities to leave and he came out in a VW bug and rolled down the window and I said, Hey, I’m from New York! And he yelled back in that unmistakable voice, that’s your problem! 😊
How appropriate coming from Rodney!
I had the extreme pleasure to meet Rodney about six months before he passed. I worked the door at a comedy club and he walked in with his significant other (I'm not sure if it was his wife or not). The place was packed, and one of the comics spotted Rodney and started to slow clap. Within seconds, everyone in the bar was clapping and cheering for him. "Who are they clapping for?" he asked, and his lady friend said, "It's for you, Rodney." His eyes welled up with tears and he blew everyone kisses as I led them to the celebrity table inside the showroom. After the show, as he was leaving, I pulled him aside, shook his hand and said, "I normally don't get like this with celebrities, but 'Back to School' was the movie that helped my little brother and I bond when we were kids. We must have watched it a thousand times and it gave us so much joy." He paused a moment, gripped my hand, and said, "Bless you. Bless you." I was devastated when he passed. There will never be another like him.
Rodney was buried in a predominantly black cemetery.
On his tombstone it reads “There goes the neighborhood.”
Love ya Maddy.
Rodney is buried in one of the most exclusive cemeteries in Los Angeles Westwood Memorial
You just witnessed Rodney's act. He was a brilliant comedian who gave many younger comedians their big break through his comedy club and supporting them.. If a comedian had Rodney's stamp of approval, he had a strong chance to make it in the business...
...and yes, he was ahead of his time
So amazing!
Ah the 70's, I was in high school and having a great time, many memories
“My football team was tough. After they tackled you , they’d go after your family.”
There were so few people who could sit down with Johnny and run the show while the host just sits back and laughs. If Johnny truly liked you he would let you do most anything and just roll with it. You can tell Johnny truly loved Rodney Dangerfield and probably could have sat with him for two or three hours and just let him tell nonstop jokes, and Rodney could have done it.
I used to see Rodney on Johnny Carson a lot. He was a treasure! Thanks for sharing this one, Maddy!
Remember, 1974! How old were your parents in 1974? This was ground breaking comedy in 1974.
He can't stop even when he is sitting down for the interview, Carson couldn't get over it. Made Rodney a STAR!
So true!!
You have to notice from the constant sweating and jumpiness in his 70's - 80's appearances that he was partaking in cocaine regularly, esp before going onstage for that boost of energy and confidence. I'm not judging or bashing him, it's just a fact...the drugs helped him get into the "Rodney" character. Watch his very old videos from the 60's...his delivery in calmer and slower paced (no coke). Robin Williams, John Belushi and dozens of other fast paced maniacal comics/actors (James Woods) did the same thing. Easy access when you have $ and assistants that will run errands for you at the drop of a hat.
And it was very good coke.@@michaelvandiver2475
Nervous Tics was part of his act ....
Pure Entertainment 😂✌️💗
I watched him with my dad growing up in the 60s-70s. Watch Caddyshack. Rodney at his best!
One of his funniest lines goes something like this; he went to see a Proctologist. Upon arrival the assistant told him to undress, put on a gown, & get on all fours on the exam table. The Proctologist came in & stuck his finger in his mouth!!!
Rodney is the king of jokes. He perspired so much because he was always doing his act (one joke after another). Awesome job, Maddy! ❤🙏😊
RIGHT?!? ❤️
He perspired so much for a few reasons...outta shape under lights in a suit, snorting a few lines of cocaine was the main reason. C'mon you gotta know that. He was known for having an affinity for the drug and plus the nicotine buzz of smoking 40 cigarettes a day.
Yes dear that kinda VD, that nervous shtick is his act. Watched him for years.
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My father was a musician working at the Cherry Hill Inn in New Jersey in 1967 and saw Rodney in person. I remember him saying how extraordinarily funny he was.
His jokes and deliveries are so good, and the sweating is hilarious too lol
Yessss lol
I love your reaction, Maddy, but he had some problems. He started in comedy later in life than most do and used his neuroticism as the basis for his act. The tugging on his tie and the self depredation (I get no respect) were his trademarks early on. As he got older and more famous he began to abuse drugs: Alcohol, weed and particularly cocaine. I've heard a lot of comics who idolized him talk about how he was constantly tweaked. I suspect that's where the always sweating comes in. Having said that, I think he was brilliant and one of a kind. He gave multiple generations so much laughter and joy.
he was great in "Caddyshack" and "Back to School". It's funny, he always seems to have had this thing about the upper class snobbery since he himself had grown up poor and had an unhappy childhood. It's reflected in both of those movies.
Oh wow!
@@MaddyReactions but in a comical way, but you can tell there is a little bit of anger or resentment underlying...you should react to those movies!
Don't forget "Easy Money". 😁👍
When late night television was actually entertaining
Carson is my favorite late night show host all time. It's a deep and sometimes dark rabbit hole.
In answer to your question at the end: the sweating and nervousness are part of the act, though you can tell he started bombing a little on the couch and it rattled him a bit. You'll notice Johnny laughs extra hard at the next joke and quickly threw to break to help him recover (part of why he was such a legendary host).
Johnny Carson was the finest late night host ever!
Great reaction, Maddy! Rodney was one of a kind. I loved to watch him on the Tonight Show. He would do his stand up routine and then proceed to the couch for discussion with Johnny. In reality, it was just a continuation of his act. Johnny would act as the setup guy and Rodney would just continue with one joke after another.
From what I've seen in the past, Rodney will wipe sweat off his forehead maybe once when onstage. The studio lights can be brutal to some people. In 1974, The Tonight Show was on for 90-minutes until around 1982. Many of the old time great entertainers were on the show when Johnny Carson was the host. I still miss Johnny. He would do different characters sometimes. You may want to check out Johnny doing Art Fern and the Tea Time Movies skit on his show. That started around 1974 and is absolutely hilarious!
Rodney one of the truly gteat comedians. Plus jokes aboutt wife who is a stone cold fox.
Simply pure genius - was always great to watch him perform...
I always found it hilarious the way Johnny Carson would try and punctuate and highlight each of Rodney's subjects for jokes--- health, restaurants, kids, growing up, love life etc. Carson was one of the funniest men of his era.
God, I loved growing up in the 1970s. And I really really reallyI hope we live in a simulation because I'm going to replay those years again and again and again. 1968-1998 will be looped, re-live those three decades then repeat and then repeat again and ...
His father was friends with the great Charlie Chaplin. King of One Liners, Rodney Dangerfield. I loved watching him and all the comics he had at his comedy club in the Apple.
You're great... as always lady.
As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.
Oh wow!
Thank you Maddie for sharing your laughter with us! 😂 Rodney was talking about what you said when you asked about VD! 😊 Have a wonderful weekend!
Ok, Maddy.
The woman sitting next to Rodney in the video is Doris Day. She is a legendary singer and actress who spent the majority of her life speaking out for and taking care of animals. Which is why you see her punch Rodney in the arm when he makes a joke about them. But it was in good fun. Doris Day starred with screen legend Rock Hudson in a few movies, and they were great friends until he died of AIDS in the 1985.
If you started a movie channel you can watch Rodney in the movies he made titled,
CADDYSHACK,
BACK TO SCHOOL,
and the animated version himself as ROVER DANGERFIELD.
As for Doris Day and Rock Hudson, they starred together in PILLOW TALK.
Now, you must checkout the comedian Rodney discovered at his club Dangerfield's. His name is Sam Kinison. The clip you want is about Marriage and World Hunger. And Sam also appears on th Tonight Show with Johnny Carson in a hilarious skit tgat will give some background on his life. Unfortunately, we lost Sam in a car wreck in 1992.
Keep going.
Off-topic, but Johnny Carson was a great talkshow host. He had a lot of funny comedians on from that era, and he was pretty funny himself. As far as Rodney Dangerfield, every time I watched him, he always would adjust his tie and pat his face with his handkerchief. I don’t know if it was part of the skit or not, but it was common place.
Maddy, I sure love to see you laugh. ❤ You light up the world. Keep doing more comedy reactions! 🙂 If you've never watched Steven Wright, please check him out, he's a riot. The world needs all the light it can get. Lovely reaction for us, today.
You cannot judge people from the past by today’s standards.
I miss the Ole day's
Miss both of these guys!
I love watching you Maddy keep them coming .
Carol Wayne. What a looker. I like to think that I saw all of these Carson shows but it was on too late for me when I was a kid and they delayed them an hour in my area. We all think entertainment peaked when we were young. I'll just keep believing that.
I love Dangerfield!! Thanks for this one!!
My pleasure!
You’re definitely primed for some other great one- liner comedians like Steven Wright and Mitch Hedberg 😂
Ooh
Hey when i was a kid, i had no friends. My mom would tie meat around my neck to get the dog to play with me. - Rodney. I laughed so hard. RIP.
Another must-watch comedian to see on Johnny Carson is Don Rickles. Legendary!
Rodney was freaking awesome!!! Will always love his "Easy Money" movie! Hilarious!!!! 😂❤
Pickleball is like the sugar free caffeine free version of tennis lmaoooooooo
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I don't know if Rodney started the tradition, but comics who sit with the host on talk shows, like the Bill Burr segments on Conan, still use material from their standup acts, with the host playing the straight man. Some of them write new jokes to use with the host.
Rodney was actually a Grammy nominated rapper , Rapping Rodney LOL 👍✌️💜
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@MaddyReactions For real shoud check the video out , there is also a quick cameo , you would enjoy LOL 👍✌️💜
@@MaddyReactionsthe pointer sisters were Rodney's back up singers in his video with Guido Sarduci 😂
Early Wrap song 👍 Enjoy
@johnboydTx also a quick cameo by Pat Benatar
It's relevant today because most younger people these days think history ever happened. People don't really change that much, and definitely not this fast.
Im 42 now, but when i was a kid i loved his movies and wacky sense of humor!
Don't know who told you that but he was married 3 times and had 2 kids.
Looking nervous was his shtick. He wanted to look like he was bombing. I would love to see you react to some of his movies. He was particularly great in Caddyshack and in his movie, Back To School.
Have you reacted to Foster Brooks yet? You absolutely should
I haven’t!
He was discovered by Dean Martin, who was famous for acting drunk when he wasn't. Foster Brooks was even better at it and funnier than Dean Martin. (And if you don't know who Dean Martin was, he was a very famous singer who was given his own TV show, starred in a bunch of mediocre movies as spy Matt Helm, and hosted the Dean Martin Roasts, where he and Foster Brooks and several other people took turns insulting each other.)
I love the old Jewish comedy rhythm. There’s a musicality to it.
Rodney Dangerfield was married to Joan Dangerfield, formerly known as Joan Child, for 25 years until his death in 2004. They met in 1983 and had a stable marriage, with Joan describing him as "classy, gentlemanly, sensitive and intelligent."
Remember when late night was about getting laughs instead of getting sermons? Craig Ferguson was the last of that breed..
Spouse: Joan Child (m. 1993-2004), Joyce Indig (m. 1963-1970), Joyce Indig (m. 1951-1961)
Children: Brian Roy
He is my favorite all time comedians
Hi Maddy….. I play Pickleball about 4 days a week. Our courts are adjacent to several tennis courts which are nearly empty. The tennis players have taken up PB and are having a great time! It’s a very social game where men and women easily mingle and have tons of laughs. I love your reaction videos 🥰
That’s amazing!!!
There’s nothing new under the sun, he was perfectly in his time, we go in circles and as you get older you start to realize that EVERYTHING has been done before. Younger generations just don’t know yet or they do and just put go faster racing stripes on something old.
50 years ago. Genius
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He was married several times and has two children. From what I understand he was actually a really good dad.
Oh wow!
king of the one liners
Johnny Carson was the best straight man ever.
Rodney was married 3 times. Twice to Joyce Indig and once to Joan Child who he met in her flower shop in cali. He has 2 children with Joyce.
wife Joan described him as "classy, gentlemanly, sensitive, intelligent and to much in bed"[45]
Maddy, you’re not just beautiful to look at…but you’re brilliant. You’re able to understand the nuances of this comedy from FIFTY years ago, and how it still applies today.
But more important…
You’re able to appreciate and laugh at COMEDY from a different era, and understand it’s just COMEDY. You can’t apply today’s ridiculous woke standards to it.
Which is the only hope we have of getting rid of meaningless woke standards in the first place.
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"I Get No Respect" Luv Rodney! Thanks Maddy!
One of the hardest things about being a stand-up comic is the amount of time they spend on the road performing. Rodney decided he wanted to watch his children grow up so he opened Rodney's, once one of the best comedy clubs in the country, so he didn't have to travel nearly as much. A testament to Rodney's devotion to his family.
You should check out when Buddy Hackett visited the Tonight Show. He used to tell the audience dirty jokes between commercials. Then he would tell clean ones on screen.
johnny and even jay leno both liked havin him and robin williams on because they just ran the show , made their job that night EASY
Yes what you said about V.D. was correct. We used to call it V.D. instead of STD.
he is one of the very best without a doubt in the world of comedy , there truly is no dispute regardless of what anybody could ever say. The classics will always be golden.🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤💛💛💛💛
YES!
pickleball is a sad addiction.. im playing 5 times a week.. and i cant stop .. it takes over your life
'My mother never breastfed me. She said she liked me as a friend." 😂
Rodney is the best!
Lovely Maddy.
Back to School (1986) - Learn about the Triple Lindy and the Double Windy!
I saw this when it aired in the 70's early 80's.
New Sub! It was cool staying up at night to catch the jokes! I just found this Channel with positive energy, and a precious jewel!
He was so funny! I would say he was a bit of a nervous guy because he would tug on his tie and had other nervous ticks.
He does have 2 children and was married to his first wife twice and then he was married a third time to Joan until he passed away in 2004.
I'm glad you noticed how relevant those jokes would be today and it's good you're not afraid to mention it 😅
man I used to love listening to this guy, thanks - good pick!
Rodney was so quick witted I loved him growing up as a kid in the 80’s.
Hey I used to watch him on Carson all the time and other talk shows
R.I.P. Rodney Dangerfield
Rodney is one of the funniest men who ever lived.
Thanks, Maddy. Love to laugh. Soothes the mind after a day of too much thinking. I have nothing else.... except 'Learn English with Ricky Gervais and Karl Pilkington.'🤣💗
Back when comedians were funny and didn't spew hate.. I love how you aren't afraid to laugh at his commentary!
No respect 😂 no respect at all 😅. He's naturally great. That's his gig . He's acting.
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I miss good ol' late night TV.
Great reaction and laughs.
Yes that is what he was referring to with VD
The nervous thing is his schtick
The nervous is a part of his. Act. Others do it.
The sweating is caused by a combination of things. What you mentioned, plus, men's suits used to be made with thicker, heavier fabrics. One result is they didn't wrinkle as easily, compared to today's lighter suits.
And the cocaine he used. Watched hundreds of Carson shows and the only guests I've seen with horrible sweating issues were him and Robin Williams. What do they have in common besides being funny as hell?...an huge appetite for cocaine. Let's be real here.
I remember that he put out a music video once in the 80’s. ‘Rapping Rodney’ was probably the name, it was the chorus. Mainly reading his jokes to music. ‘I was an ugly kid, I never had any fun.’ (No respect, no respect). ‘One time they took me to a dog show, and I won!’ (No respect, no respect)
Rodney used to eat at Mulberry Street Pizzeria in Beverly Hills when I worked there. He was always sweating.
Maddy looking absolutely stunning as always ❤thank u so much hope u have a lovely bonfire night
This was awesome! I've seen several UA-cam reactors react to him, whether or Johnny Carson or not, but I've never seen this episode of Johnny Carson, so the jokes are different hear! He's famous for always adjusting his tie & saying "I don't get no respect". He has a bunch of movies, but his most famous ones are Caddyshack (with OG SNL actors Bill Murray & Chevy Chase), Easy Money & Back To School. U should check out his movies for a good laugh
As far as I know he was happily married twice and has two childeren. VD indeed stands for Venereal Disease, a much-used expression at that time. The reason why he is always fidgety and sweating so much is because he has to keep his mind constantly sharp in order to make those fast jokes. More than 50 years of staying at the top as a comedian is truly a great accomplishment. Please do more reaction videos on Rodney Dangerfield
Maddy. I love your reactions!
Thank you!! ☺️
@@MaddyReactions You are very welcome.
As a band member, I know those lights get hot…. 😅
Rodney started as a cab driver and honed his act in 3 -10 minute rides. The better the act, the better the tip.
Norm is consciously imitating Rodney when he comes out and talks about the crowd (as in his Conan Battle Axe video)...