There is no one out there to replace these very talented entertainers Late nights shows are a waste of time . The guests are boring , the singers cant sing , movies suck , music Sucks .
Back in the day, all hosts were in broadcasting. Letterman was the last one. Since Leno they've all been comedians. He was the rare comedian who could also listen to a guest. Almost all others are trash.
Jesus, this bit rises to a cresendo, and at the end he had me laughing, hacking and coughing. Spectacular stuff! What a talent! Grew up watching him on Carson... R.I.P. Mr. Dangerfield!
All established comedians today learned from him so, we're good. On the other hand, he had such a specific niche and style. You really had to be as miserable and fucked up as him to be able to do it and honestly I wouldn't wish his life on no one.
End of an Orang Utan. Well anyways they both start with vowels. Orang utan in Indonesian means man of the forest. And i know Rodney loved trees. The tree of Respect was one of his favorites. How to identify such a tree ??? It had $50 dollar bills as leaves.
All the new comedians coming up now will suck cause they grew up in this watered down soft generation where you can't all anymore jokes about ppl and cultures and sex etc etc
I sure to miss those comedians. Rodney was one of my favorites. & I just loved Carson. Rickles and George Carlin, Pryor, Winters, Mason, Robin Williams and so many more. I can't believe how time just flew by.
This is the very first time I’ve looked at Doris with different eyes and as a randy red-blooded lesbian, I can only dream that I could have met her at that time in her life! She is truly delicious!
Yes Elizabeth, hang in there. I am 56 ,and over the last decade I have lost every single person that I loved....that loved me.,and my best friend. Staggering pain. Dangerfield...Monk...and music has kept me going with bursts of joy. Keep laughing between tears Brian
Eat right, exercise, seek professional help and get to church. You are a worthy soul, and living in the greatest counrty on Earth. The Lord never gives ys more that we can handle.
Dontcha love the way Johnnie plays the straight man? He eggs Rodney on, without stepping on him in any way, yet gets remarkable material from him. I miss them both!
@@yourmom8971 You Just INADVERTENTLY ASKED THE FUNNIEST QUESTION I HAVE EVER SEEN ON YOU-TUBE !!! YOUR QUESTION MADE MY DAY, AND HAD ME ROLLING ON THE FLOOR FOR 10 MINUTES !!!...
What's amazing about Dangerfield is I never saw him once trip up a sentence or word, it's remarkable as he talks so fast, it must have been months of practicing.
Julio Santos You are right and Rickles is the last one of that era of real comedians who don't have to say FU in every other word to be funny. I'm glad I'm old enough to have seen them when they did their original appearances on TV. Also I remember some of the Dean Martin roasts from the early 70,s, I was a kid but I remember my parents laughing there assess off, every now and then I go watch them on TH-cam and crack up, they destroyed each other without swearing and it's still funny as hell.
Geniuses...unlike whatever goes for comedy now...these were men geniuses..Rickles ...My all time fav ..I really miss watching it with my parents and cracking up ..we had it pretty good in the 70s....till 80s came along f@$ked it all up..lol.
Julio Santos Yeah I agree, Rickles is my favorite also, but I have to say the 80,s were a good time for me, I was going through my teens during that decade and had a lot of fun and wouldn't trade it for the world. We didn't have political correctness BS and everyone got along with each other. Not to mention we good music, parties and girls so I can't complain, plus things were much simpler back then, just my opinion...
Rodney, The man, The myth and the legend. When a comedian could do a 30 minute set without one, one I mind you curse word. This was the golden age of talent, and John was the best talk show host ever. He never cut a guest off while telling a story, never the fake Fallon laugh. I’m 58 now and I remember when my mom would let me stay up late during summer vacation to watch The Tonight Show. Great memories.
Totally agree!!! Never be another like him or Carson..Can't stand fallon or kimmel..Fake laughs , fake interest , cut everyone off.. Couldn't carry the jocks of these 2 guys!!!
This show aired September 2nd 1974. I couldn’t remember the other actresses name, looked it up. It was Carol Wayne. I remember seeing her from time to time on the show, sadly she passed away in Mexico in 85 at the age of 42. Ruled accidental, but...
"I flew home the other day. I got a cab at the airport, and told him to take me where the action is. So he took me to my house. I'm telling you, I get no respect".
OMG I got the warm fuzzies remembering these times!! Johnny Carson legend!! Duh! But Rodney Dangerfield, I often forget how much he made us laugh back in the day!! Comedy Gold!!
You can listen to Rodney say the same one-liners for decades and they still make you laugh. But this performance was Rodney at his peak. Doris got a couple of peaks in there too.
Dangerfield was one of the all-time greats... He could roll with any given scenario and had an anecdote for every occasion. Kudos also to Doris Day, for after all...Generally, when Carol Wayne was in a room she got all the men's attention, but Doris found the answer to that dilemma...She no doubt blind other drivers in traffic with those high beams on her way home (LOL) Carol Wayne ? The woman was so smoking hot that she could grill a cheese sandwich from across a room...Tragic how she passed so young.
Doris Day is sexy sexy sexy and she knew her high beams were on. She covers them up when she has to move and sit next to Rodney. Her time in the attention chair was super, she gave us a show.
Johnny could play such a great straight-man to Rodney. he just loved him as a character-comic. Dangerfield was a major neurotic. when "on" he was simply hysterical. rest in peace, you old letcher, you.
When it comes to comedy, Rodney Dangerfield was a natural at it. Story after story after story was generally his way once on stage just like in this act. I miss him.
Not quite sure I agree with the first part of your comment, I men 2 million people seem to have enjoyed it.. But today's comedians, yeah they don't quite match the class of the older ones.
Agree. Norm MacDonald is personally my favorite comedian of all time, but I don't think there's that many comedians which are better than the old class.
Johnny Carson had his own Sport Coat line. He was wearing one of his coats tonight. He made millions of dollars from his sport coats every year. One day he canceled his line, the reason, he had to pose for pictures for two or three days for that years new sport coats. He hated that part, so he just canceled it.
There's a real art to stand-up comedy. It's not easy. But, Rodney was an artist and always delivered. Back in 1968 or 1969, I was in the Steel Pier theater in Atlantic City waiting for the main act, the Temptations to come on. The warm up act was a comedian. The guy came out and told some of the worst jokes ever. I felt sorry for him. The audience was silent. But, that was the set-up. After a few minutes he said, "this isn't working, I'll be right back." So, he came back on stage with a dummy and was a brilliant ventriloquist. I laughed until my stomach ached. Never forgot it. Great comedy brightens our day. Delivery is what it's all about. And, Rodney could deliver with the very best.
On Friday nights I’d have to go to bed by 11:00. I’d listen to Johnny and his guests from my bedroom, as my parents watched. I’d have my door open, somehow it was magical and exciting. God I miss those nights.
Me and my brother would do the same thing! We would try and "sneak up" as we called it by trying to creep along the floor unseen by our parents, to get from our bedroom to the dining room with a view of the tv! I've heard similar comments before. No, Johnny's show couldn't have been that great to a couple pre-teens. I'm sure it remains a special memory because I now realize I never even worried about either of them dying. Life was easy back then. Yep, I was so lucky...unlike many other kids childhood memories.
A member of the crew on the pumper I was assigned on the local FD reminded me of Rodney D. He wasn't trying to imitate, he was just a quirky, funny guy. Had some fantastical, far out views on some subjects that rubbed the more restrained tightas..s the wrong way. I just figured yeah whatever to each his own. Overall the guy was a trip and interesting to work with. He was originally from NYC. His dad was on FD there but joined PD here and rose to Asst. Head Cheese and the Interim Big Dog until it was sorted out. He didn't talk about it. Found out years later. Maybe that's why he was a little irritating to some, after all Mob. Ala.aint the big apple. Anyway, he damn sure shared some DNA with Mr. D. Even kinda looked like him. He's gone now. RIP Brohican.
I've lost count of how many times l seen these same Johnny Carson/Rodney Dangerfield skits, but I laugh every time.
"What a crowd...what a crowd...beautiful"
Rodney was truly New York's finest.
He truly was
Doris makes a couple nice points
She was Beautiful!!
She was a babe
Lmao
😉
OMG!!! Hard to look anywhere else!!!
Rodney Dangerfield is a true legend, classic, as is Jonny Carson. Its very hard to find this quality of class.
"Call me when you have no class." Back to School (1986)
Rosen danverf5
Whereas the current crop of late night hosts are completely classless, not to mention unfunny.
There is no one out there to replace these very talented entertainers
Late nights shows are a waste of time . The guests are boring , the singers cant sing , movies suck , music Sucks .
You left out the nipples
Johnny was a real pro. He allowed his guests to do their thing. He wasn't constantly interrupting trying to be cute.
Matt Beeman Actually they are comedians; however, a lot of hosts today do not respect their guests
Absolutely correct . Johnny was also a fan of these great talented people and visaversa
Back in the day, all hosts were in broadcasting. Letterman was the last one. Since Leno they've all been comedians. He was the rare comedian who could also listen to a guest. Almost all others are trash.
Laddie Meadows Hatfield single barrel shotgun.
yea like those smelly dems
Jesus, this bit rises to a cresendo, and at the end he had me laughing, hacking and coughing. Spectacular stuff! What a talent! Grew up watching him on Carson... R.I.P. Mr. Dangerfield!
We need more comedians like Dangerfield!! Comedians nowadays could learn well from him..End of an era ☹️
All established comedians today learned from him so, we're good. On the other hand, he had such a specific niche and style. You really had to be as miserable and fucked up as him to be able to do it and honestly I wouldn't wish his life on no one.
End of an Orang Utan. Well anyways they both start with vowels. Orang utan in Indonesian means man of the forest. And i know Rodney loved trees. The tree of Respect was one of his favorites. How to identify such a tree ??? It had $50 dollar bills as leaves.
All the new comedians coming up now will suck cause they grew up in this watered down soft generation where you can't all anymore jokes about ppl and cultures and sex etc etc
@@BigBoss-zi5ss I pretty much agree. But check out Russel Peters. He is funny.
So true!
I loved Rodney. His ticks, mannerisms (always adjusting his neck tie), comedic timing and delivery were impeccable.
Agree! I saw him live one back in the day and man, he was much dirtier than anything he ever did on TV. ;~)
Like most great comics back then, Rodney had plenty of clean material as well as off color stuff.
I felt sorry for Doris Day her husband stole all of her money.
All part of the act.
More like massive ADHD
I sure to miss those comedians. Rodney was one of my favorites. & I just loved Carson. Rickles and George Carlin, Pryor, Winters, Mason, Robin Williams and so many more. I can't believe how time just flew by.
Those "headlights" on Doris Day ... wow!!!
Yum Yum!Nice snacks!
This is the very first time I’ve looked at Doris with different eyes and as a randy red-blooded lesbian, I can only dream that I could have met her at that time in her life! She is truly delicious!
You will never see comedy like this ever again RIP Rodney&Johnny Carson
Or nipples
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@@buddyflippo690 Don't forget Doris Day, who was talking to Johnny before he introduced Rodney. RIP 🙏 also Carol Wayne.💔
Try James Gregory
Carol Wayne and Doris Day, and a chilly studio...oh my! You gotta wonder if they cranked the AC on purpose. World class headlights!
I'm surprised Johnny did mention if she was cold or not, because of her pokies.
Remember this was the 70's no women wore bra's and she was beautiful.
she was 52 at that time an she was a knock out!!
@@richardvalens7989 She would have nothing to do with anyone that says "would of" rather than "would have." Sorry
Dynomite!!!
@@r.davidvaughan8887 - Yes, they were.
I didn’t notice that at first
I'm in my darkest hours right now. Thanks Rodney !!!! You're making my pain more bearable. 💔
@Elizabeth Ferrari May you recover from this pain Elizabeth
Yes Elizabeth, hang in there. I am 56 ,and over the last decade I have lost every single person that I loved....that loved me.,and my best friend. Staggering pain. Dangerfield...Monk...and music has kept me going with bursts of joy. Keep laughing between tears Brian
Eat right, exercise, seek professional help and get to church. You are a worthy soul, and living in the greatest counrty on Earth. The Lord never gives ys more that we can handle.
@@neilmccann5826 Skip the church. Go to various meetup groups.
@Chris Sadowski I attend church religiously. The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
The best show ever!! I'm so glad these are on TH-cam now!!
Dontcha love the way Johnnie plays the straight man? He eggs Rodney on, without stepping on him in any way, yet gets remarkable material from him.
I miss them both!
He was gay?
@@yourmom8971 No, "straight man" in this context means he's the more down-to-earth or serious one
@@yourmom8971 You Just INADVERTENTLY ASKED THE FUNNIEST QUESTION I HAVE EVER SEEN ON YOU-TUBE !!! YOUR QUESTION MADE MY DAY, AND HAD ME ROLLING ON THE FLOOR FOR 10 MINUTES !!!...
Great Point 👍👍!! Nobody Could Milk Rodney For ALL He Was Worth Like Johnny !!!...
Still watching this in 2019! Never get tired of Carson and Dangerfield !!! :)
Me to
The best.. Rodney was on point!!
2022 mate and love it
2022 and still watching
2022
Rodney's reaction to Doris Day's punch was the best part.
rodney was 1 of a kind! no one else could ever compare. just plain funny!
NO ONE TODAY has the charisma, or personality. He keeps comedy CLEAN--not infested with 'racial' jokes like those TODAY.
The thing about Dangerfield I never liked; was how EVERY TIME he told a joke, he's wiping pools of sweat off his face and forehead.
What's amazing about Dangerfield is I never saw him once trip up a sentence or word, it's remarkable as he talks so fast, it must have been months of practicing.
Loved Rodney, remember being a kid my Mom giggling her butt off, watching Johnny, miss being a kid!!!
Johnny Carson was a great straight man for comedians to do their act.
Johnny's attire is pure early 70's. Also, Rodney is pure genius as usual.
Johnny was and still is the man, and there will never be another Rodney,Jonathan Winter's or rickles again!!
Mike Giannini ..You are so right...Rickles ruled..n still does..but those gentlemen were priceless..God bless them.
Julio Santos You are right and Rickles is the last one of that era of real comedians who don't have to say FU in every other word to be funny. I'm glad I'm old enough to have seen them when they did their original appearances on TV. Also I remember some of the Dean Martin roasts from the early 70,s, I was a kid but I remember my parents laughing there assess off, every now and then I go watch them on TH-cam and crack up, they destroyed each other without swearing and it's still funny as hell.
Geniuses...unlike whatever goes for comedy now...these were men geniuses..Rickles ...My all time fav ..I really miss watching it with my parents and cracking up ..we had it pretty good in the 70s....till 80s came along f@$ked it all up..lol.
Julio Santos Yeah I agree, Rickles is my favorite also, but I have to say the 80,s were a good time for me, I was going through my teens during that decade and had a lot of fun and wouldn't trade it for the world. We didn't have political correctness BS and everyone got along with each other. Not to mention we good music, parties and girls so I can't complain, plus things were much simpler back then, just my opinion...
Mike Giannini
I saw Rodney in West Palm in '86, I couldn't stop laughing! He delivery was the best.
Oh God so lucky
WILL never be another RODNEY and JOHNNY. WILL put you in a better place.
Rodney, The man, The myth and the legend. When a comedian could do a 30 minute set without one, one I mind you curse word. This was the golden age of talent, and John was the best talk show host ever. He never cut a guest off while telling a story, never the fake Fallon laugh. I’m 58 now and I remember when my mom would let me stay up late during summer vacation to watch The Tonight Show. Great memories.
Totally agree!!! Never be another like him or Carson..Can't stand fallon or kimmel..Fake laughs , fake interest , cut everyone off.. Couldn't carry the jocks of these 2 guys!!!
Doris Day letting Johnny know the turkey is done.
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She left the headlights on when she parked.
Looks like a couple of big butterballs!!!!
Rodney was the KING OF COMEDY!
This show aired September 2nd 1974. I couldn’t remember the other actresses name, looked it up. It was Carol Wayne. I remember seeing her from time to time on the show, sadly she passed away in Mexico in 85 at the age of 42. Ruled accidental, but...
"I flew home the other day. I got a cab at the airport, and told him to take me where the action is. So he took me to my house. I'm telling you, I get no respect".
Got no respect as a kid either.
My mother would kiss the dog on the lips, but wouldn't drink out of my glass.
I love the way his whole interview is a comedy act.
Joan Rivers said Johnny Carson was the greatest straight man ever.
Whoa! Johnny's jacket! Somewhere sits a Volkswagon without seat covers!
hockeyrd99 Johnny Car seat.
If you're looking at Johnny's jacket with those nipples poking out - not sure about you. LOL
that was THE style
lol!! Doris was poking out. No bra on it seems. That's how it was back in the 70's. If you went to Woodstock almost no women had bras on.
hockeyrd99
What a great couple of comedians these 2 were! Loved them both!
OMG I got the warm fuzzies remembering these times!! Johnny Carson legend!! Duh! But Rodney Dangerfield, I often forget how much he made us laugh back in the day!! Comedy Gold!!
Forty-two years ago! Where did the time go?
Steven Torrey Feel you brother.
If only time went alone...it took class with it...
Nazis
@aovint63 - indeed, time has taken class, and respect, you kiddin'?
It went 42 years ago. HEY !!! lol
I found out the nurse, she got a few in too. CLASSIC.
That bit had me crying
The best of the set. 😂
LMAO
You can listen to Rodney say the same one-liners for decades and they still make you laugh. But this performance was Rodney at his peak. Doris got a couple of peaks in there too.
Can’t get better then Rodney! No matter how many times you hear the same jokes they are always funny!
That blouse was too tight, it was cutting off the blood supply to my brain. DORIS, DAMN.
The nurse got a few in too lol that line never gets old lol
That's one of my favorites, too!
Dangerfield was one of the all-time greats... He could roll with any given scenario and had an anecdote for every occasion. Kudos also to Doris Day, for after all...Generally, when Carol Wayne was in a room she got all the men's attention, but Doris found the answer to that dilemma...She no doubt blind other drivers in traffic with those high beams on her way home (LOL) Carol Wayne ? The woman was so smoking hot that she could grill a cheese sandwich from across a room...Tragic how she passed so young.
Ahhhh, the bra-less look of the 70's. Those were the days. And yeah, Carol Wayne was beyond gorgeous. A perfect 10.
Rodney just cuts up and throws those jokes out like a machine...!. He was one of a kind..!! And so was Carol Wayne..!!! RIP all of these entertainers
Who knew that first joke would become a reality 40 years later
Rodney is one of the 10 best stand up comics. He always put a smile smile on my face.
That baby joke caught johnny off guard had him rolling for like 7sec. 6:04-611. 😆
“This broken egg has been laying there four months, just waiting for somebody to scramble it.”
I grew up going to Doris Day movies ! Loved them all ❤❤❤❤❤
Doris Day is sexy sexy sexy and she knew her high beams were on. She covers them up when she has to move and sit next to Rodney. Her time in the attention chair was super, she gave us a show.
How can u not admire Rodney Dangerfield. Down to earth super genious. Sooo funny. He connects to audience from the first sentence. R.I.P
I Really Miss Seeing This Kind of Class on Tv Now. Where Has Time Gone So Fast.!
That's so true.
Johnny could play such a great straight-man to Rodney. he just loved him as a character-comic.
Dangerfield was a major neurotic. when "on" he was simply hysterical.
rest in peace, you old letcher, you.
Thanks for the mammaries, Doris.
Loved him..fabulous
Effing genius. The beauty is I’m from London and only just discovered these shows. The best out there
Doris was cold. God bless her.
I think she was too classy for this line-up.
The "headlights".
I noticed that one too! LOL
what a crowd!
Rodney made Doris Day squeal with Delight with his Humor. Peace and Love Jc
Rodney is phenomenal at the one liners. They just coming. Seamlessly going from. One subject to the next.
When it comes to comedy, Rodney Dangerfield was a natural at it. Story after story after story was generally his way once on stage just like in this act. I miss him.
Of the 4 in this vid, Doris Day is the only one still alive. She's 92!
And most likely 8” lower too...
She just passed away today. RIP.
She passed a couple.of months ago.
@@adriantomlin1362 her nipples are still alive lol
who's the tall blonde, classy girl.
just brilliant, one one liner after another, Rodney is, was a genius.
This form of humor cannot be understood and/or appreciated today. Today's comedian's are not funny.
Not quite sure I agree with the first part of your comment, I men 2 million people seem to have enjoyed it..
But today's comedians, yeah they don't quite match the class of the older ones.
They Rely on outright Vulgarity rather than suggestive or subtle Comments
I get what you mean but dont look for the guys they push on you. Norm Macdonald is possibly the top comedian for me of our time and I'm a brit !
Agree. Norm MacDonald is personally my favorite comedian of all time, but I don't think there's that many comedians which are better than the old class.
Doris day sure was a pretty lady
I would build a time machine just to go back for.... well let's just say i have stopping points.
Yes she was
Doris Day and Carol Wayne look sensational.
Carson absolutely loved Rodney; just let him run his jokes on and on without really interviewing him. Great TV!
she is happy to see johnny
I never get tired of these jokes
Frank merriwf I got no respect when I was a kid, whaddaya kiddin’? In high school I shared a locker with a mop!
Timeless
You can tell it's the 70's...that sport coat! My father had MANY of those in his closet!
Who’s still watching in 2019?!.. you got my respect Rodney!! One of my favorite comedians !!
Brilliant! Dangerfield classic...
Doris day is retired more talented,beautiful here,then any broad today.
Doris had her headlights on that night and she still looked hot. As for Rodney he was the best.
I love this man such a style to his jokes 😂😂😂😂 kills me
This man was a complete comedian.
Rodney cracks me up❤😂🎉😅😊
I love Rodney awesome comedian.
Love Dangerfield...
Came for rodney stayed for the nipples
Man, she had some knockers!
Doris Day was superb in every way!
Yes especially with those nipples. My goodness. I bet he wanted to interview her all knight
Good points.
Almost impossible to put 61 jokes in 1 minute, but RD did it. 😂
Miss the good old days of 'The Tonight' show. Rockin' Rodney.
I agree....Johnny was the best.
You mean 'The Great old Days'.
He knows the future. His first joke about a father being a mother
5:55 I think this is the greatest joke of all time.
R.I.P Rodney Dangerfield!
Doris Day - WOW
Nipples Blazing!!!
Johnny Carson had his own Sport Coat line. He was wearing one of his coats tonight. He made millions of dollars from his sport coats every year. One day he canceled his line, the reason, he had to pose for pictures for two or three days for that years new sport coats. He hated that part, so he just canceled it.
There's a real art to stand-up comedy. It's not easy. But, Rodney was an artist and always delivered. Back in 1968 or 1969, I was in the Steel Pier theater in Atlantic City waiting for the main act, the Temptations to come on. The warm up act was a comedian. The guy came out and told some of the worst jokes ever. I felt sorry for him. The audience was silent. But, that was the set-up. After a few minutes he said, "this isn't working, I'll be right back." So, he came back on stage with a dummy and was a brilliant ventriloquist. I laughed until my stomach ached. Never forgot it. Great comedy brightens our day. Delivery is what it's all about. And, Rodney could deliver with the very best.
Rodney Dangerfield. The best comedian that is, was or ever will be
Rodney, is and was, the Best Stand-up.
Rodney was the absolute best and Johnny loved his jokes!!
Whenever I watch Rodney I find that he goes so fast I have to keep skipping back to appreciate what he said.
Before Rodney,Doris Day Looks Fantastic,I Know This Is Back In Day But Doris Day Looks Great..
1974 i was 7. Still love him after all these years!
At least when Rodney has to look away from Johnny’s jacket, he’s got two great pair of eyes looking at him....
Rodney was the absolute BEST and will NEVER be duplicated!
On Friday nights I’d have to go to bed by 11:00. I’d listen to Johnny and his guests from my bedroom, as my parents watched. I’d have my door open, somehow it was magical and exciting. God I miss those nights.
Me and my brother would do the same thing! We would try and "sneak up" as we called it by trying to creep along the floor unseen by our parents, to get from our bedroom to the dining room with a view of the tv! I've heard similar comments before. No, Johnny's show couldn't have been that great to a couple pre-teens. I'm sure it remains a special memory because I now realize I never even worried about either of them dying. Life was easy back then. Yep, I was so lucky...unlike many other kids childhood memories.
Johnny's jacket
Dorris nipples
a punch line above a punch line. absolute genius
A member of the crew on the pumper I was assigned on the local FD reminded me of Rodney D. He wasn't trying to imitate, he was just a quirky, funny guy. Had some fantastical, far out views on some subjects that rubbed the more restrained tightas..s the wrong way. I just figured yeah whatever to each his own. Overall the guy was a trip and interesting to work with. He was originally from NYC. His dad was on FD there but joined PD here and rose to Asst. Head Cheese and the Interim Big Dog until it was sorted out. He didn't talk about it. Found out years later. Maybe that's why he was a little irritating to some, after all Mob. Ala.aint the big apple. Anyway, he damn sure shared some DNA with Mr. D. Even kinda looked like him. He's gone now. RIP Brohican.
Rodney Dangerfield is hilarious, always loved Johnny Carson..