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Forget Albert Einstein… Lou Costello is the greatest maths genius of all time 🤣🤣🤣
Lou taught Jethro that 2+2=5
@@davidchase1439 … Like I said, the man’s a genius ☝️😁👍
Ironically, Sidney Fields (the Landlord) actually wrote the sketch.
Good clean humor with no swearing or anything of today's time
When I was young I used to love watching Abbott and Costello on TV. It was in Black and White. They made movies and had a TV show in the 50s. Love your reaction.
Love your reaction.
Their comedy was witty & engaged the brains of the audience, making the audience co-conspirators in the punchline.
I never would've thought I'd live to see Abbott and Costello called intellectual. 😆
I'm so happy that young people are rediscovering Abbott and Costello
I have been waiting for this for 50 years! Next, when they discover REAL MUSIC with Bing, Frank, Dean, Judy and Big Bands!!
I was introduced to them in 2004 when I went through a greaser phase but have loved their stuff since.
I read that Abbott and Costello made 36 movies together, and a lot of people say the best one was "Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein." They had their own TV series in the 1950s, and the title was simply "The Abbott and Costello Show."
I saw a lot of the full episodes used to be on TH-cam
they also had a radio show.
I appreciate the fact that comedians did not just stand there and curse at you for an hour back in the day.
These skits are really funny, and they don't have to be vulgar to get there.
This was fun to watch, thanks for sharing with us.
i fuckin agree… cussing ain’t fuckin cool 🤪
I love seeing people be introduced to Abbott and Costello for the first time. I grew up on their comedy, as my mom was a really big fan for most of her life and so she introduced them to me when I was young.
Abbott and Costello were stars in virtually every media outlet available in their day. Stage, radio, television, and even films. Their TV show was called The Abbott and Costello Colgate Comedy Hour, and was a series of sketches featuring them which were often broken up by musical numbers performed by special guests (think Saturday Night Live, minus the weekly guest host and focusing mostly on Abbott and Costello).
They also have a very extensive filmography, having starred in (I think) 48 movies over the course of their careers. Several of them would make excellent movies to react to during the Halloween season, as they made several crossover movies with famous Universal monsters. There’s “Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein”, “Abbott & Costello Meet The Mummy”, “Abbott & Costello Meet The Invisible Man”, “Abbott & Costello Meet Doctor Jekyll and Mister Hyde”, among others. I’m sure that you’re bound to find them to be truly hilarious, without having to be totally frightening.
Great reations to this video and to "who's on first'. You can't go wrong with anything you watch from Abbott and Costello. They were the greatest comedy team of all time and they were stars in every venue of entertainment. First they were stars of the stages of vaudeville, then radio, then movies, then television and decades after they're deaths they're stars on the internet.
Abbott and Costello were geniuses. Their comedy skits are truly classic. When I first saw this one I thought wtf?? That's brilliant 😂 Wish they were my maths Teachers lol. Awesome reaction Asia.
They have so many great bits: "Two Fives For A Ten", "Loafing", "The Lemon Game", as well as the two you've already watched!
Bud Abbotts grandson is on YT and he said he know that his grandfather would be proud to know that his work is still appreciated and still making people laugh!! The creative math in this is astounding!! Genius work in this!! Its 91! LOL. This was done Live on TV and in front of a studio audience! They had Abbott & Costello Comedy Hour on TV. But they did several movies!!! My Fav..."Hold That Ghost"!!! Laugh my af every time!!!
I used to watch Abbott and Costello on Tv when I was young. lol. I'm old. I love this skit by them. Hilarious.
Asia… Girrrrrrl… Once the recommendations started flowing about this one, I knew it wouldn’t be long until you jumped on this one 👍😂. Much like “Who’s on first?”, this routine is a true classic ✋️😆🤚
I am really enjoying them!! 💯
They started in Burlesque then to Vaudeville. They moved to their own show in radio, then they made dozens of movies and finished their career with the TV show. They were under contract with Universal and made several movies with the Universal monsters: Frankenstein, Dracula, The Wolfman, The Mummy along with their stand alone comedies. They were not friends and disliked each other immensely in their latter years, but they were Pro’s and did their job.
This skit 7x13=28 was included in the 1941 film “In the Navy” starring Abbott and Costello with Dick Powell and The Andrews Sisters. If you like this Ma and Pa Kettle do a similar skit with the equation 5x14=25.
at least Lou's math is logical, incorrect of coarse, but still simple logic. unlike what some students are being taught today.
What were you being taught about English? It's not "of coarse" it's of course. lol
@@t0paggie Name one best selling author that did not have any mistakes on their first draft? Maybe one. That is why they have at least 5 different types of editors. This is comments, a first impression draft, raw, unedited, unfiltered. In reality, in real time. All you are is just a self appointed comment spelling and grammar phobic. FYI, I would have not responded like this if you only had at least, the common sense of an acorn to leave out your first sentence. I would have said "Thanks, simple spelling error. No problem." Yet you had to substantiate your asinine superiority complex for all to see. That kind of control has a logical assumption of, you are not in personal control of your own life. So you seek it out to berate those you think you have some sway over. And those you choose are in comments on the Internet. Never take a gun to a knife fight. You never know how much of a weapons expert they are. I am sorry for your OCD. We all hope that your condition will improve.
Love this skit and your reaction to it!
Abbott and Costello always slayed people. Especially when they had guests on their show, the reactions from the guests and the audience were real. No laugh tracks. The "give it to me" routine never fails to bring me to tears laughing.
Hi Asia! Don't think too hard about it because your head will explode. Mine did, the last time I saw this video, and the hospital bill to patch me up was enormous. So I tried using the Abbott & Costello math, to show where their calculations were wrong, and they called the authorities on me! Go figure! :)
They had movies and TV shows. Their comedy was clean and hilarious.
My 3rd grade teacher would role in a b&w tv at lunchtime and we would watch Abbot & Costello. Sometimes Laurel & Hardy. Great stuff
Abbott and Costello made many comedy movies. There's one in particular that I and some may suggest "Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein" (1948), but to best enjoy and appreciate the humor in that one you should watch these four horror classics it's based on first, "Frankenstein" (1931), "Dracula" (1931), "The Wolf Man" (1941) and "The Invisible Man" (1933). These four are all excellent classics in glorious B&W. Since your mom watched The Three Stooges, she's likely have seen some of these movies and could recommend them. Another good musical-comedy done about 10 months before the Pearl Harbor attack is "Buck Privates" (1941) about the draft, boot camp and packed with a lot of swing and boogie-woogie music from the '40s era. But there's one really well made comedy-drama you would enjoy, and like Buck Privates you won't need to watch anything else first (LOL) and that's "The Time Of Their Lives" (1946). ✌️😎
They had a TV show, but they also made a lot of movies...You will love their movies.
This clip is from there TV show called the Abbott and Costello show they had in the early 1950s. But this routine and their most famous who's on first was in there films of the 1940s and probably done over radio early in their careers.
That’s some stupid genius how did he actually think of this in the first place. Classic
This was from an episode of The Abbott and Costello Show, but they also made several movies.
Abbott & Costello DID make films, but I can recall watching them on TV weekly as a child.
Abbott and Costello Meet Frankinstien, Meet Wolfman, Meet The Mummy, lol the list goes on TV shows Variaty shows you name it they did it, even Radio Shows
Abbott and Costello also did a few movies too. So funny!
What you were watching was their TV show" THE ABBOTT AND COSTELLO SHOW(1952-1954) Also check out their movies.
When comedy is real clever it doesn't have to be dark. It's the kind of comedy everyone in the family could watch, laugh together, at all ages and we loved it.
Every Math teacher should pull that joke on April Fools Day on their high school students. Abbott and Costello have a another famous routine called "Dice." and Another one "Jonah and the Whale."
They did several movies, but this is from their series, The Abbott and Costello Show.
I liked when comedy was clean too. I watched it in the morning and at night. They had a show but they did several movies. Abbot and Costello meets Frankinstien is one of my favorites.
They 1st made movies back in the WW 2 days. They became so popular that they had a TV show in the 50s. But they really first started in the mid 30s in Vaudeville...
YOU WOULD LOVE THEIR DICE VIDEO. THEY HAD THE ABBOTT AND COSTELLO T.V SERIES AND THEY MADE A BUNCH OF MOVIES. THEY WERE HUGE IN THE 40'S AND 50'S
Saturday Morning's you had movie's like "A & C Meets Dracula," A & C Meets Frankenstein " "A&C Meets The MUMMY", " Meets Dr. Jekyll and Mr. HYDE, Meets the Creature From The Black Lagoon. Hands down the funniest comedy team ever.
Abbott & Costello show on TV and they also did a lot of movies that were hilarious.
Between 1940 and 1956 the duo made 36 movies together. And their tv sitcom 1952-54 with @ 26 episodes per season. The also did live shows - they first got together in 1935.
Asia, you are amazing! Energy and a beautiful personality.
Love seeing you laugh and smile you’re beautiful 😂❤
All of Abbott and Costello’s bits are vaudeville sketches. Some were originated by the performers and others were written by gag writers. A lot of vaudevillians performed the same bits.
They did quite few movies and those skits you've reacted too were called variety shows because they did a variety of skits, before terms "sitcom" or "situational comedy's" and "serials" was coined. Anyway their movies were very funny and popular in their day, they were Famous!
Abbot n Costello, Married with Children, 3 stooges.. U named some of the best of the best! Ur mom must really know her stuff. I would love to be her TV buddy lol
A lot of people don't know that Bud Abbott had epilepsy and every time he felt a seizure coming on, Lou would punch him in the stomach. They worked together extremely well.
Abbott&Costello, Laurel and Hardy, Laugh In, Carol Burnet Show, on and on...classics that can never be matched :D
Abbott and Costello was an act, like the 3 Stooges. They had their own show. They also made movies. It was common for acts like these to utilize both all media formats to put out content such as this.
They did many movies and shorts in the 40s that appeared on TV in the 60s-90s
Love these old time shows. You should watch their movies.
Most people didn't know that Sidney Fields (the Landlord) wrote all the skits!!! He was the one who created this "math" equation. I believe he also wrote for the Jackie Gleason and Phil Silvers Shows. Dude was a comic genius...
it was
tv show
True comedy genius.
Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein is a pretty funny movie
They did have a weekly show, what we just saw was from their weekly show.
This scene was from their TV show, however they did the same routine in a movie called Abbott and Costello In The Navy, and it also had The Andrews Sisters (who did Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy Of Company B), but not only the Andrews Sisters, but also Dick Powell, and also Shemp Howard (which you probably already knew was a stooge, he was Curly and Moe’s brother).
The Abbott and Costello Show was aired on TV in the 1950's
Abbot and Costello Meet Frankenstein! A great movie to start with. Love the reaction! 😘💕
There was a movie about them being in the navy. That was the first appliance of the actor that replace Curly from the three stooges (Chemp). The 7X13=28 was first seen in that movie but it was about 13 donuts for 7 officers.
Just to help you out and answer your question, Abbott and Costello had a TV show back in the 40s and also made over 30 movie's.
If you wanna see so classic Abbott and Costello check the season one episode titled " The Haunted House "
They did movies, tv, and even radio. I'd suggest reacting to Ma and Pa Kettle does math. It is a similar skit to this. For classic comedy, you should also check out the George Burns and Gracie Allen show. Finally for another Abbott & Costello reaction, there is always Loafing and 2 tens for a five skits. Great reaction.
Now that you've discovered Abbott and Costello. You need to watch The Carol Burnett Show. Tim Conway and Harvey Korman in "The dentist" & "The Elephant Story" We loved watching this variety show every Saturday night for 11 years. We had great tv shows growing up.
Who can forget The Gone With The Wind skit with Carol wearing the curtain dress… 🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣
they did both. in the 40's they did movies then in 52 they had 2 seasons of a TV Series. much of the early days of TV comedy were carry overs from Vaudeville acts.
Another great act of the time was George Burns and Gracie Allen. Husband and wife Duo.
The movies are so much fun!
How to scam your landlord out of rent - 1950's style!
Everyone forgets, he not only got the money back. But he drew all over the wall. Landlord will have to clean that up.
“What are you smoking, an army blanket?”😂
Still.....the masters of great comedy!!! This was their second most famous comedy skit!! It still is very hilarious to watch this!! It was also used in "Abbott & Costello ~ In the Navy." Who ever came up with this was a mathematical genius...to throw around numbers like this!!! I also would like to mention that this is the way we do "NEW MATH" in the schools, now-a-days!! HA, HA, HA!!🤣🤣😂😂🤡🤡📺📺
My dad loved them so much. The after he passed, I purchased DVD of Abbott & Costello Meet The Monsters. It'll have you on the floor laughing. They did more movies and shows, but that's my favorite.
Bud Abbot is the premiere example of "the straight man".
Abbott & Costello often made multiple movies a year between 1940 and 1955(28 for Universal alone), many of them are regarded as classic comedy films.
Asia, these clips are from The Abbott and Costello Show. They also have a ton of Colgate Comedy Hour shows they hosted and performed on. The Abbott and Costello show was a sitcom with a fun cast of side characters such as their landlord here played by Sid Fields and Joe from The Three Stooges shorts. The Colgate Comedy Hour (a tv variety show), which was also fun, had them doing their comedy skits in front of a live tv audience with musical guests and famous guest-stars from Hollywood at the time.
Bud Abbott is the tall guy. Lou Costello was the shorter one. My great grandpa was the set manager on two of their movies.
Abbott n Costello. Classic. 👍
Abbott and Costello started out as a dual team in vaudeville. They landed their own radio show which led to hit records of their radio show which led to movies and then television and back to movies. When they started there was no TV. They even have a joke in their radio play where Costello gets a card from a television show producer and Costello says "there's nothing on the card"and the producer replies "well, television isn't here yet."😂.
The clips you've been watching come from their television series from the 1950s. By this time their biggest routines, "who's on first," "13 into seven equals 28", "I'll bet you you are not here" has been a staple in most their movies and radio plays.
One of the greatest is the old man from Niagara falls. Also known as "slooowly I turned".
Okay. I knew you would like this video!! Enjoyed your reaction. These guys were comedic geniuses. And as you so rightly said, comedy is just not the same today. There is absolutely nothing like them , the 3 stooges, or for that matter the Loony toons cartoons , which not only funny, but amazingly enough, the characters voices were pretty much all performed by 1 man , Mel Blanc.at any rate , you did your usual great job on this video, and I’m looking forward to the next one .😎👍👍👍
That is slick as hell 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
They had a variety hour comedy show and also 70+ movies together over the course of 30 years
My favorite movie is Abbot and Costello meet Frankenstein! I’ve watched it 100 times and still laugh
When I was a kid I would watch them every Sunday at noon.
Abbot and Costello are two of my favorite comedy duo. Their classic sketches are the best and then there is the Three Stooges - my favorite trio, Moe, Curly Joe and Larry. Shemp was good too.
Yes it was the best comedy ever
Now we all know where they got "common core" math from!
the best part is if you're not paying attention it actually makes sense
they did have a tv series called abbott and costello plus they were in some movies
Also check out Laurel& Hardy and Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis they were all very funny
Used to love watching Abbott and Costello on saturday morning tv along with Laurel and Hardy and Harold Lloyd
I don't remember movie,but shorts and radio because people couldn't afford TV always classic.Francis talking mule was a killer. Also look up Ma Pa Kettle movie's
they did a series of movies where Abbott and Costello meet ( The Wolfman, The Mummy, Dracula).
Another great comedy duo was Laurel and Hardy.
Even though I know 7x / +13 doesn't equal 28 he did so well I'm almost convinced😂😂😂
Abbot & Costello meet Frankenstein.
That was so clever!! LOL It's the new math!! Done the old way!!
Abbott and Castello made a few movies.
They had some of the best movies.
They had a number of movies and a TV show
red skelton is also a classic combination
You should do Abbot and Costello "dice". I am pretty sure you will like it.
If you like these you have to do some Burns and Allen comedy also. George Burns and Gracie Allen were not only comedians but married.
I love about Abbott and Costello!
Next time you should react to the sketch about the dentist from the Carol Burnet show. Funny sketch with character breaks. Lol
We got our popcorn but spit it out laughing so hard. Lmao
I grew up with Three Stooges on TV "every day" it seemed like (except probably Sundays, and maybe not on Saturdays because there were cartoons and sports). I think all baby-boomers had this exposure - along with slapstick cartoons (Bugs, Daffy, Roadrunner, Foghorn Leghorn, probably Queeksdraw McGraw, Huckleberry, Jetsons, Flintstones and dozens of others. That so many of those are continuing to be available, some 80-90 years after their creation, is a testimony. (To what?!! Oh lawdy, don't get me started-!!)
I've got to search your archives to see if you've done LOAFING yet.