The Joe Pesci Show: Jim Carrey annoys Jimmy Stewart - Saturday Night Live
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Jimmy Stewart (Jim Carrey) doesn't approve of Jim Carrey's (Mark McKinney) impression of him, nor Joe Pesci's (Jim Breuer) violent behavior. Aired 05/18/96
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"Every time a guido sings an angel gets it's wings!"
Jesus that's amazing.
yup
Funny as hell
Screams instead of sings would have been better. I think Jim messed up there. Still funny though.
This is one of the absolute all time best SNL sketches. Jim Carrey doing Jimmy Stewart doing Jim Carrey. Unreal!
Inception level acting, like RDJ playing a white dude, playing a black dude as a white dude in tropic thunder.
Absolutely that one moment (4:27) where Carrey imitates Jimmy Stewart imitating himself is transcendent and if there is a comedy hall of fame should be first in
Also to take it further -
Mark McKinney playing Jim Carrey imitating Jimmy Stewart,
who is next to Jim Carrey imitating Jimmy Stewart who then imitates Jim Carrey.
And Jim Breuer's amazing Joe Pesci to top it off.
This is brilliant! Each of them were phenomenal and never broke character! How does Jim Carrey see someone imitate him while he is in character and not laugh??
@@lawrenceveelo9387 nowadays they break character so much, seems on purpose. To me makes me feel feel like sloppiness on their part.
Jim Carrey doing an impression of himself as someone else is all I needed to see.
Absolutely hilarious and funny
This was awesome funny stuff bigtime
This is considered one of the Top 5 moments of SNL of all time, Jim Carrey portraying Jimmy Stewart impersonating Jim Carrey, back then this was talked about for weeks after it aired and it sent SNL back to the top after a couple very sub par years
I don’t think they’ve done anything like this since that one sketch where jimmy fallon was hosting and Justin Timberlake was portraying Jimmy Fallon.
Jim Carrey IS 90's comedy... he's just one of the best.
I was around when SNL launched in 1975. Over the years it has waned and resurged but it has been in steady decline for many, many years. Sad really. It's all political BS for many years now. This sketch is definitely one of the best ever.
@@tedunguent156 Me too Ted. Ditto.
Haha, because the original cast portraying Gerald Ford as a bumbling idiot wasn't political at all. Anyway, yeah, this was a real turning point for SNL--getting Jim Carrey, probably the biggest movie star around at the time, to host was a major coup and a sign that the show was "back."
This is Jim Carrey doing Jimmy Stewart showing Mark McKinney, who's doing Jim Carrey, how to make a Jim Carrey.
It's Jimcarreyception.
We have to go deeper.
Imagine explaining this to someone who didn't know who Jim Carey is.
"So that old guy there, pretending to be Jim Carey is actually Jim Carey, and that other guy there, yeah, he's not Jim Carey, he's just impersonating Jim Carey while he impersonates the old guy that Jim Carey is impersonating. What? Yeah, no no no, that butt grabbing thing is something Jim Carey really did do, No no, not *that* Jim Carey, the old guy, Jim Carey. Huh? No, no he's playing a character."
I got totally Carreyed away.
Joe is Jim. Jimmy is Jim. Jim is Mark. Jimmy Fallon is hilarious. Jim Belushi probably has 10 fingers and blinks.
And he just did it again with that Jeff Goldblum impression
This shows how much of a legend Jim Carrey is,being able to be this funny poking this much fun at himself
Jim Carrey is a treasure. And I was shocked by the brilliant impression of Joe Pesci. This is fantastic.
Jim Bruer...dude is underrated.
Um...
Jim Carrey is a Canadian weirdo.
@@robinreality9979 Martha used a period. Which means it is a different sentence and may include a different subject, verb and predicate.
"Jim Carrey is a national treasure"
"And I was shocked by the Joe pesci impersonation"
The second sentence does not mean she's saying Carrey is impersonating pesci. She's commenting on the pesci impersonation separately.
@@L.R.KNIGHTbut you don't start a sentence with "And".
this concept should go on forever on SNL
There can only be one Jim Breuer to impersonate Joe Pesci
There are many levels of brilliance in this skit, from everyone involved.
I lost it when Jim blocked the bat and took it from him. The exaggerated elderly motions were just golden. I search TH-cam for old SNL sketches just like this one.
This and Cowbell my two absolute favs
@@coachmikesfilmroom3111 That's another goldie.
@Russell Collier Yes, SNL has many good sketches but I meant something different when I said "like this one".
The sketch "Arsenio Beckman" is a classic, too. Rob Lowe kills it as Arsenio.
This was surprisingly a great sketch. It continued to get funnier the longer it went on. I was roaring when he started knocking out Joe pesci "...everytime a guido sings, an angel gets its wings." Mark Mckinney's Jim Carrey impression was amazing, his voice sounds just like Jim's speaking voice.
yeah, SNL skits that stay funny the whole time are rare and awesome
McKinney was poorly used at SNL. His years at Kids in the hall were very ground breaking...but it was more sketch and less impersonation. He pulled it off well.
@@Chupacvabra
He does a great Lorne impression
Uuuummmmm, Stummy?
It's okay. As long as there are no flipper babies, right?
Damn, that guy's Pesci is spot on
we see that. no need to tell us
My TV is Turned Off I think you insulted him a little bit, a little bit...
@@flatearthreality8683 honey he gave compliment, you are being bitter
@@flatearthreality8683 you are as idiotic person as your name
what about jim carrey doin jimmy stewart
His Pesci is actually perfect. It sounds EXACTLY like him lmao
That's Jim Breuer for ya, his comedy is hilarious
Funniest part to me was 2:05 where he mumbles under his breath "this guy over here, he cut me off."
@@sup9542 that's not even funny
Damn, he sure does
True American classic 👍
So Jim Carrey is doing an impression of Jimmy Stewart doing an impression if him? Someone divided by zero.
A legendary Canadian imitating ANOTHER legendary Canadian. Awesome.
Next to another Canadian imitating said Canadian.
Joe Pesci is Canadian?
@@jonrichardson8461 No Joe is American and from New Jersey. Jim Carrey (Jimmy Stewart) is Canadian and Mark McKinney (as Jim Carrey) are Canadian.
Man, Mark McKinney's made his voice exactly like Ace Ventura!
The whole episode where Jim Carrey hosted SNL the first time is classic! It certainly showed what a mistake SNL made rejecting Jim Carrey as a cast member . . . twice.
Agreed. That whole episode was hilarious.
F’kn hilarious 😆
Here's one of the greatest missed opportunities of all time: Jim Carrey, John Goodman, AND Paul Reubens auditioned for the season 6 cast of Saturday Night Live, but Jean Doumanian rejected them. Can you imagine those three with Eddie Murphy in the cast of season 6?
They probably figured they couldn't contain him
I didn't know that until now. As many super talented actors as SNL had over the years, I believe Jim Carrey might well have been the funniest of all. Cheers
"Midget mobster greaseball!"😂
Man I completely laughed my ASS OFF when Jim said- "well then I probably died 6 years ago." wtf is wrong with the audience that was hilarious
To my knoledge Jimmy was alive by then, thats why, one year later and they would lol.
The audience died six years ago.
From the very beginning the New York audience was dead from the neck up. Some of the funniest sketches ever shown on TV were greeted with total silence. I never knew if they were blasted out of their minds or just stupid.
They probably didn’t get it.
Most of the people in that audience didn't know who Jimmy Stewart was, let alone knowing that he was dead. Hence, the muted reaction tho a very funny line.
Did I just witness an impressionception?! Jim Carrey Impersonating Jimmy Stewart Impersonating Mark McKinney impersonating Jim Carrey!
Jawad Sabra yes Mel blanc to boot
Pretty sure it was Bhad Bhabie, but I'm no historian.
ok my brain just died after i finished reading that sentence but wow!
JIM BREUER IS THE FUNNIEST MOST UNDERRATED SNL CHARACTER
got to know Mark McKinney when living in Toronto yrs ago what a great guy . Excellent performances all around
Remember watching this live. Soundgarden was the musical guest.
4:40
jackno7danls Wow I sort of remember this too actually. Those were the days man. I feel old now. =(
@ᥴꪮꪮ ᥴꪮꪮ kꪖᥴꫝꪮꪮ ꪑikꫀ niners シ 40 years old here. I remember watching this with my sister when it use to come on live TV, we use to record a lot of the old 90's SNL episodes on tape. There were a few gems that we missed but we did get quite a few great funny episodes on tape. Unfortunately I can't watch them now because my VCR is broken. =( I'm now downloading a few of these great Joe Pesci SNL episodes and a few other funny ones here on my computer before TH-cam takes it down one day. Heh heh. =)
Been using some of those lines since.
Son of a bitch thinks I'm playing games...
I believe they played Rusty Cage
THIS............could NOT POSSIBLY get any more hilarious!!! One of SNL's all time BEST!!! Leaves me literally in TEARS each time I watch this one!!!
It's funny stuff
At 6:45 he even notices on the monitor that the pin is coming out of the bat so he pushes it back in. What a legend.
Truly a rare, timeless, side splittingly hilarious bit. Everyone was spot on
I closed my eyes and was just listening , and his Jim Carrey voice was sooooo amazing as the Ace Ventura.
Not everyone.
His Pesci voice is immaculate!
"Son of a bitch thinks I'm playing games "! OMG!!! On the floor crying laffing!!!
This Jim Carrey episode is the best of SNL in the 90’s.
Don't screw around with Jimmy Stewart...while he was flying bombers to Berlin, John Wayne was hiding on movie sets lol
True, and John Ford never let him forget it. John Ford gave John Wayne so much shit about it on the set of "The man shot liberty valance" that even Jimmy Stewart threatened to quit if Ford didn't stop harrasing John Wayne.
@5:35 He was going to follow that up with ...but in your case I'll make an exception!"
@John Pottorgg This is effing awesome! I had no idea either one of them were even in the service! Of course it makes sense, most everyone signed up, which says A LOT about John Wayne.
@@pastorofmuppets325 We get it.
You don't like John Wayne.
You don't have to be an ass and LIE about a dead man because a bunch of people like you have no class and have to LIE to win points.
Here's the reality --
a) John was 34 and tried to enlist multiple times. He was also a father with dependent children. The military does not like to accept or draft people in their mid-30s who have children!
Likewise, it was not desirable to draft men who were the only sons in their families.
Wayne also had existing injuries that cost him a sports scholarship in college.
There were plenty of people who were denied enlistment because of existing injuries and ailments they had no control over from spinal injuries to flat feet and perforated eardrums!
So those those people are all cowards and draft dodgers by your definition?!? Are you that stupid?!?
b) He was a very popular actor and his employer, Republic Studios, didn't want to lose their star and interfered in his attempts at enlistment.
If you honestly think a studio can't do this, then you don't understand the ability of corporations to influence what government does. They have done much worse in Hollywood including persuading the cops to look the other ways on major crimes -- prostitution, rape, and murder -- involving celebrity.
c) There's far more evidence to the contrary that Wayne tried to enlist AND post-war, men who DID serve, like Jimmy Stewart and Robert Montgomery DEFENDED Wayne against people like you who behaved like idiots without understanding and knowing the facts about the situation!
I don't care if you like John Wayne but don't lie. That says a lot about your character when you feel like you have to lie or spread lies to win an argument.
@@AvengerII damn bro...SPEAK!!!👏👏👏
“smoke alotta dope, do ya son???”
I can’t stop rewinding this part 😂
not me, but yup
His Jim Carrey is actually decent 😂 Jim’s Stewart is Spot On
Oh wow, McKinney's Ace is pretty darn good!
Canadians love Mark McKinney as he is an original KIDS IN THE HALL
He's always been my favorite.
Mark McKinney did some very good impressions. It is amazing that he is the same guy that plays Glenn on Superstore. Wow!
I’m a dude playing a dude disguised as another dude...
That dont know what dude he is !
Hahaha RDJr. Nice!
😂
Nice Tropic Thunder reference! 😆
Pesci wasn't hurt. He was just acting real good to make us think so.
Finest comedy! "Joe Pesci" is unbelievable. His voice is spot-on!
Jim Breuer’s backward tumble over the desk is worth a rewind!
Thanks
You're right
Couple. more reminds
I thought I was going to pee or choke laughing...my brain couldn't decide which to do first, so I wound up clamping my hand on both ends, hoping for a miracle! 😀
Jim Brewer was hilarious as Joe Pesci. That’s pure comedy gold. Jim Carrey was equally funny as the late Jimmy Steward.
Stewart
It took me a minute I was like YO IS THAT BREWER?? THIS IS INSANE
Breuer*
@@Neopanther my bad.
@@austinkennedy7312 my bad.
Knowing James stewart (and he's an idol for me too), that sketch is way too funny. I laughed my ass off at the ending
Mark McKinney trying to be over the top and still missing about 90% of Jim Carrey energy shows you how Carrey is an absolute power house. His elderly character oozes more energy than the impression of his young self.
I think Jim Carrey noticed the wire was beginning to stick out of the foam bat prop, and very casually turned it away from view and pushed the wire back in, without missing a beat in his dialogue, right before he was about to hit the camera with it. That's some impressive multi-tasking.
Three guys are absolute geniuses of comedy and imitation. Awesome talent.
This was the best SNL episode I've ever seen, because Jim Carrey put everything into each skit, making even otherwise lame skits hilarious. The episode didn't run out of steam towards the end like most SNL episodes do.
The Harvey reference was subtle and so great!
Numb and number
Jimception.
Just started viewing the Joe Pesci Show. This guy is hilarious! Jim Carrey had me cracking up the whole time with his antics. So funny seeing two Jim Carreys on stage. Definitely a top 10 SNL skit. Will be scrolling through all Joe Pesci shows!!
what a mind fuck this is lol
Mark McKinney as Jim Carey, doing an impression of Jimmy Stewart as Jim Carey. Gold.
I never thought I'd see Jimmy Stewart beat up Joe Pesci. That was awesome!!!
"Get him Harvey!" lol oh lord
the puns!
Jim Breuer was excellent as Joe Pesci in all of the Joe Pesci Show sketches. Jim Carrey was hilarious in this. A very talented man.
this-is-the- BEST SKETCH EVER
Lol..yeah and only Jim carrey can make fun of himself on a sketch he is portraying someone else while there's another actor mimicking him.
😂🤣😂 (legit lol) OMG!! I remember the night this episode aired live. As usual, all week NBC hyped who'd be hosting, so just in case I forgot or whatever, I set the VCR to record it.
As SNL was coming on, there was a massive thunderstorm, (w/ a tornado), rolling through Stillwater, MN, that night. Yet, as big fans of Jim Carrey, my brother, our friend Jonah, & myself, stayed by the TV, instead of taking shelter as was recommended, laughing our asses off at the scene...especially near the end. Then we kept rewinding the tape, watching it over and over; laughing just as hard or harder the first few times! 🤣😂🤣 I remember fucking crying from laughing so hard! Great stuff!! 👏🏼🤘🏼👏🏼
Hilarious sketch & one of the greatest SNL episodes ever. Jim Carrey's 1st time hosting back in 96. My favorite sketch from that episode was the "Night at the roxbury" club hopping sketch with Will Farrel & Chris Kattan lmao!
I remember it was a huge deal they got him to host because he was at his peak. And we couldn’t wait to see him do some sketch comedy again after In Living Color had ended.
I think it was Bill Hader in the sketch, not Will Ferrell
@@jackprescott9652 What are you talking about. We are talking 1996 here. Bill Hader wouldn't be in SNL until 2000s. Will Ferrell was in SNL since 1996.
@@manchesterunitedno7 I don´t know which year it was, but there is a sketch with Jim carrey, Bill Hader and Chris Kattan doing the Roxbury club stuff.
@@jackprescott9652 I have seen SNL sketches for years, and The Roxbury, one with Jim Carrey, and Stallone. I never see your version, given the fact Bill Hader came to SNL around 2006, by that time the likes of Chris Kattan and Will Ferrell already retired, and without them The Roxbury sketch is no more.
The Joe Pesci show is definitely of my favourite sketches. Brutally funny
My favorite SNL reoccurring sketch, better than Wayne's World, I wish SNL would post the one with the real DeNiro and Pesci
one of the best pieces of talented comedy I have ever seen. just in awe of these guys.
oh man. jim carrey showin himself up is priceless.
easily foreshadowing his book 14 years prior.
Wow! What a deep sketch, so brilliantly performed all around. And buried deep in this disposable medium. Brilliant!
I love the fact that Jim Carrey just completely disses himself XD
Amazing impersonations of Pesci and Stewart!
R.I.P. Jimmy Stewart
“This fella mugs so much, you should put a handle on the side of his head…” 😅😅😅😅
Legendary. This ranks up there with Jan Hooks in the Diner sketch with Alec Baldwin. Layers of brilliance.
The fact a kid in the hall did this was fuckin GOLD!
Jimmy Stewart doing Jim Carrey: HAAAAAH HAAAAAH HAAAAAH!
Joe Pesci is really really tall for a Joe Pesci.
Otherwise..he is PERFECT
Λαυρέντιος Ψαροκάηκας Ηταν απιστευτος Joe Pesci ο τυπος αλλα κ ο Carrey τρομερος Stewart! Γενικα το SNL εχει μερικα γαμάτα σκετσακια!
+Bruce Wayne Ο Carrey που μιμείται τον Stewart, που μιμείται τον Carrey! Mindfuck!
Jim Bruier
. .A film career a needed. .
He so good at it it doesn't even matter 😁
I have watched this skit many times. Still makes me cry with laughter. My favorite. Best ever. When comedy had more licence than they do now.
It's a Wonderful Life is one of the most important movies ever made. To me at least.
Yeah. That is an outstanding movie.
My absolute favorite movie. 🌹
It's definitely an essential part of Christmas!
That. Was. Super. Weird. Also hysterically funny.
This alone should get Mr Jim Carrey an oscar.
The writers and actors really knocked it out of the park with this one. The impersonations were spot on and the it's a wonderful life references were brilliant. SNL really set the bar high with this skit, one of their best ever.
this should have a billion views!
One of the funniest skits of all time!!!
This is one of several skits that has been stuck in my head since the first broadcast. What an absolute classic!
Finally figured out that was Breuer doing Pesci... Extremely hilarious skits I can't get enough of them... I know of Breuer from a Mets documentary I've watched... Didn't know he was this talented
smoke alotta dope, do you, son?
Best line. Along with Pesci telling him to have, 'A Wonderful Life'. Lmao.
Hahaha! You can never get enough Jim Carrey!
Had to revisit this one today. So funny episode. Mark was great at Jim, Jim was great as Jimmy. And Jim rules as Joe.
Bravo SNL!
Carrey is a genius!!! he does the voice perfectly
Three epic impersonations at once... that’s value!
Does not get any better than this! That's why Carrey is so awesome! Stewart kicks ass I love it! And Brewer never got his just due on this so underrated! Spot-on Pesci!
Jimmy Stewart roaring like an animal! I'm dyin' ova' here! 😂
I watched this one live and I think it just keeps getting better. The double-back impersonation was and is a brilliant bit and took the courage that is comedic gold with Carrey saying, "I'll do anything for a laugh."
That Jimmy Stewart impression is incredible 🤣
He reminds me of old man Biff in Back to the Future part 2
So doc brown invented a time machine....
I never ever forgot this skit. Just sooooi good.
“Well it’s been a wonderful life, Jimmy. But it’s time to say goodbye!” Lol
I just hear Harry from Home Alone😂
Lol XD
McKinney's impression of Jimmy Stewart sounds more like Mr. Ed LOL
I love how the baseball bat looks so obviously fake.
Jimmy Stewart voice: Get out yer shine box you linguini snapper!
finally the best episodes in the history of the show.
Brilliant only begins to describe how well this was written and executed. SNL couldn't spend $1 billion to make a skit this good today.
“I have a poem!”
Hilarious.
I died when "joe" said take ur time.
That Joe Pesci actor is so talented, not just because of the imitation but also the behaving. Jim's imitation of Stewart is absolutely amazing too!
Carey vs Carvey would be amazing
Stunning. I choked laughing.
I love it!! “Every time a Guido sings, an angel gets it’s wings!”
Only Jim Carrey could survive a beating!! Great skit
I always totally forget it’s not Pesci lol