My dad was a no-nonsense man but whenever he saw Amos and Andy he would get so tickled. I would enjoy seeing him be so happy. God bless him. He's gone but he really enjoyed Amos and Andy to the fullest❤ My dad was a no-nonsense man
Hilarious episode. Good, clean comedy. The Kingfish always have some kind of scheme. Lol 😆 I was born in the late 70’s but I have always loved the Amos n Andy cast! Legends they were ♥️🌟
(Holy Macarull) I've been saying this for years usually in a Bar under the influence of alotta beers then trading up to some Absolutly Red, not knowing where, what and when but drunk as pewpew so thanx to the Tube I've been Etucadium and the classroom is hilarious tanks these guys. The black face comedians are trying their best but are blown away goshdarnnit!
I thank the Lord I was born and raised in New Orleans with my dad being a taxi driver he had me in restaurants working from 12 years old. New Orleans is a melting pot, not only of Europeans but we have Creoles to which I'm married one and have a daughter, then overall everyone gets along in New Orleans. If you go north of New Orleans not South you will get racism but not much at all in New Orleans. One of my first really good friends was a brother once I became a waiter and he had a BMW. He gave me a ride home every day. So I was watching this series from about 12 years old and laughed so hard then and now. What a blessing to put this back up online. I can laugh really hard and laughter is medicine that we all really need right now. Thank you and God bless
You got me by a year. Amos n Andy was the show that my brother and I would watch every day after school. They pulled up their pants, no smoking and drinking, no hanging out on the corner etc, they were suits. Compare it to the sitcoms ontv ow. The remake of Good Times should be taken off Netflix like Amos n Andy was taken of by the NAACP and I was a lifetime meet.
My great grandmother would bumrush us kids out of the grocry/shopping store to get home in plenty of time to roast salted peanuts and the 61/2 Oz bottled Coca-Cola would be chilled cold from refrigeration the day prior, what fun enjoying this show with the entire family.
This episode was the most sweetest, beautiful and innocent as well as funny that you could ever want to watch. Compared to the filth garbage on TV today. It’s nice to see a wonderful program. God bless theses actors and all that were involved with making the show.
I don’t recall this episode - lemme watch… “some of them wrasslers is easier to look at than yo momma!” Hahaaa! I have seen it but I’m definitely WATCHIN IT AGAIN! Thank you!
I watched these shows as a kid and vaguely remember some of the episodes. I know a lot of black folks think they cast blacks in a bad light, but I as a black person I don’t see why. It was a funny show and that’s all it was.
It’s pretty much just that. Showing characters in a black community being who they are in a sitcom setting, sort of like the Beverly Hillbillies being unapologetically themselves even in hoity-toity Beverly Hills. You’ll never find an Ozarks or Appalachian dweller offended or disgusted at that TV show. Quite the contrary. People from my part of the country ADORE the Clampetts and would take to the streets if a group of people tried to take THEIR people off the air. I should think it would be the same with Amos ‘N’ Andy, but for some peculiar reason, it’s not.
@@windstorm1000the boulies(uppity negroes)of the naacp. Roy Wilkins was a boulie, he was overheard at the '64 Democratic convention saying "that big woman need to go sit down somewhere" when she was scheduled to speak, Ms Fannie Lou Hamer was a Mississippi sharecropper and was to express the injustices she'd suffered. Fukk boulie House Negro Roy Boy
Spencer Williams. A great artist, comedian, director. He made a response to _A Birth Of A Nation_ that is considered one of the greatest movies of all time. He played Andy on this show.
@@lynnfisher3037 It's a film he made that has since been lost except for a few scenes. It, apparently satirized 'Birth Of A Nation". A rejoinder if you will. ; )
As a white kid watching this show with my grandfather , I learned that black people were just like us . My grandfather was quick to point this out when he said that his mother-in-law was a " battle lack " , just like the Kingfish's mother-in-law . Of course , he told me not to tell my grandmother what he had said .
How many of you good folks out there in UA-cam land recognized the bellboy? None other than Greg Morris, from the 1960s television show, Mission Impossible?
? I have a friend in the music business Reverend Isaac Douglas we met a few times and talked and he passed this information on to me maybe someone else will verify it but I take it to be true He was known as the fifth Beatle he was involved in recording with this group this group for over 20 years world famous musician Billy Preston his mother played Sapphire on Amos and Andy I was a regular at the time and there's a lot of trivia that has come up in conversations this was one of them I also believe back-in-the-day the NAACP had a lot to do with Amos and Andy being cancelled because of the images that they projected I'm not sure why because today's movies look the same
How was this racists, all the supporting cast members were professionals, the guest supporting cast members were doctors, lawyers, hotel clerks, secretaries, there were white guest cast members, it was a classic knee jerk reaction like this cancel culture bull crap were going through today.
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My dad was a no-nonsense man but whenever he saw Amos and Andy he would get so tickled. I would enjoy seeing him be so happy. God bless him. He's gone but he really enjoyed Amos and Andy to the fullest❤ My dad was a no-nonsense man
Hilarious episode. Good, clean comedy. The Kingfish always have some kind of scheme. Lol 😆 I was born in the late 70’s but I have always loved the Amos n Andy cast! Legends they were ♥️🌟
As a white man, let me just say, I love Amos 'N' Andy. If something is funny, it's funny. Period!
(Holy Macarull) I've been saying this for years usually in a Bar under the influence of alotta beers then trading up to some Absolutly Red, not knowing where, what and when but drunk as pewpew so thanx to the Tube I've been Etucadium and the classroom is hilarious tanks these guys. The black face comedians are trying their best but are blown away goshdarnnit!
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Only dumb people considers TV real. 😅
I thank the Lord I was born and raised in New Orleans with my dad being a taxi driver he had me in restaurants working from 12 years old. New Orleans is a melting pot, not only of Europeans but we have Creoles to which I'm married one and have a daughter, then overall everyone gets along in New Orleans. If you go north of New Orleans not South you will get racism but not much at all in New Orleans. One of my first really good friends was a brother once I became a waiter and he had a BMW. He gave me a ride home every day. So I was watching this series from about 12 years old and laughed so hard then and now. What a blessing to put this back up online. I can laugh really hard and laughter is medicine that we all really need right now. Thank you and God bless
I am white and I have watched this series ever since the fifth grade and I am 75. It always was thebest
You got me by a year. Amos n Andy was the show that my brother and I would watch every day after school. They pulled up their pants, no smoking and drinking, no hanging out on the corner etc, they were suits. Compare it to the sitcoms ontv ow. The remake of Good Times should be taken off Netflix like Amos n Andy was taken of by the NAACP and I was a lifetime meet.
My favorite show wish they would do shows like this today. The best
Kingfish's response to Sapphire's complaining , " some of these wrestlers look better than your momma." Too damn hilarious.
Yeah that would cause riots in the streets. Great idea
While growing up I enjoyed watching Kingfish always trying try to swindle Andy, but as usual he digging himself a deeper hole.
I love these great actors.. This is real comedy at it's best.. Watching these always puts me in a great mood.. God bless them all
They didn't find the Beverly Hillbillies offensive?
I can't think of a situation comedy that comes close to these. I remember them from childhood.
My great grandmother would bumrush us kids out of the grocry/shopping store to get home in plenty of time to roast salted peanuts and the 61/2 Oz bottled Coca-Cola would be chilled cold from refrigeration the day prior, what fun enjoying this show with the entire family.
This episode was the most sweetest, beautiful and innocent as well as funny that you could ever want to watch. Compared to the filth garbage on TV today. It’s nice to see a wonderful program. God bless theses actors and all that were involved with making the show.
A great talented group of Actor’s.
I don’t recall this episode - lemme watch… “some of them wrasslers is easier to look at than yo momma!” Hahaaa! I have seen it but I’m definitely WATCHIN IT AGAIN! Thank you!
Never saw this episode and I just cracked up on that line
Now that was funny
@@kimberlygray699 how can you not get tickled to death over that shade he threw at Sapphire's momma.
I like "lower your voice to a war cry."
They had the funniest one liners.
A SUPERB CAST OF CHARACTERS UNMATCHED BY THE SIT COMS THAT FOLLOWED
As a kid years ago watched this show on tv. Later on it was banned.
Really bring back good memories
I watched these shows as a kid and vaguely remember some of the episodes. I know a lot of black folks think they cast blacks in a bad light, but I as a black person I don’t see why. It was a funny show and that’s all it was.
It’s pretty much just that. Showing characters in a black community being who they are in a sitcom setting, sort of like the Beverly Hillbillies being unapologetically themselves even in hoity-toity Beverly Hills. You’ll never find an Ozarks or Appalachian dweller offended or disgusted at that TV show. Quite the contrary. People from my part of the country ADORE the Clampetts and would take to the streets if a group of people tried to take THEIR people off the air. I should think it would be the same with Amos ‘N’ Andy, but for some peculiar reason, it’s not.
@@bcj842 that's the price we paid for this so called equal rights, many black professionals lost their careers to unfair competition.
Agreed. NAACP have done many great things but canceling this show was a mistake
@@windstorm1000the boulies(uppity negroes)of the naacp. Roy Wilkins was a boulie, he was overheard at the '64 Democratic convention saying "that big woman need to go sit down somewhere" when she was scheduled to speak, Ms Fannie Lou Hamer was a Mississippi sharecropper and was to express the injustices she'd suffered. Fukk boulie House Negro Roy Boy
Comedy at it's best.Not a single curse word.
Calhoun is almost as devious as Kingfish .
Funny how kingfish is from Calhoun GA and got a buddy in New York named Calhoun!
@@kingstonagainstcorruption2268 Kingfish and Andy were from
Marietta,Georgia not Calhoun, Georgia.
@@kevinmadden1645 that's right but that's only 30 min apart so I was close.
These are hilarious 🤣
Funny but I can see why the black community kicked up a fuss about it.
@brian g. It was the NCAA, not the community.
I’m surprised Mama trusted George in the first place to take her pin to get fixed. Lol 😆
Good stuff!
Spencer Williams. A great artist, comedian, director. He made a response to _A Birth Of A Nation_ that is considered one of the greatest movies of all time. He played Andy on this show.
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I didn't know about S Williams but I had noted his perfection as an actot.
So what was this response to The Birth of A Nation you speak of?
@@lynnfisher3037 It's a film he made that has since been lost except for a few scenes. It, apparently satirized 'Birth Of A Nation". A rejoinder if you will. ; )
As a white kid watching this show with my grandfather , I learned that black people were just like us . My grandfather was quick to point this out when he said that his mother-in-law was a " battle lack " , just like the Kingfish's mother-in-law . Of course , he told me not to tell my grandmother what he had said .
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How many of you good folks out there in UA-cam land recognized the bellboy? None other than Greg Morris, from the 1960s television show, Mission Impossible?
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? I have a friend in the music business Reverend Isaac Douglas we met a few times and talked and he passed this information on to me maybe someone else will verify it but I take it to be true
He was known as the fifth Beatle he was involved in recording with this group this group for over 20 years world famous musician Billy Preston his mother played Sapphire on Amos and Andy
I was a regular at the time and there's a lot of trivia that has come up in conversations this was one of them
I also believe back-in-the-day the NAACP had a lot to do with Amos and Andy being cancelled because of the images that they projected I'm not sure why because today's movies look the same
The uppity naacp was the reason this great television show was canceled.
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These guys were very funny and talented.too bad they played such racist stereotypes. Not right.
How was this racists, all the supporting cast members were professionals, the guest supporting cast members were doctors, lawyers, hotel clerks, secretaries, there were white guest cast members, it was a classic knee jerk reaction like this cancel culture bull crap were going through today.
Arthur sounds like you're the racist.
Is it racist. Many black folk.commentimh here say no. I'm white so I'm withholding my comment
#boycottfakeblack #boycottAmosnAndy
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They sure look black to me ! Except Amos is a bit on the high side ...
The NAACP got this show off the air because they said it stereotyped us black folks.
Well didn't it?
Many black folks say no to that.