It makes me happy people still recognize just how good Brooks was. This is absolute mastery of comedy delivery and timing. It just doesn’t get better than this.
I love the part at the end where he turns just as he gets to the door and, breaking character, takes a well deserved bow. Ladies and gentlemen...a master at work.
Going down memory lane.....got off my flight to Burbank back around ‘87 or so....and foster was couple steps ahead of me.....he slowed down walking up the ramp...as I passed him...I pleasantly said to mr. brooks...I enjoy your performances...he politely acknowledged my statement and Simply continued walking in swaggering style....cool cat indeed..
Watching this now in my 70’s I am so blessed at the memories of having been one of 8 backup singers on Dean’s show for many years in the 60s. They just don’t make them like this these days. Brilliant and one of the nicest men ever walked the planet. RIP, we all miss you so much Boss! ❤️
I'm about to turn 48 and I grew up on these legends thanks to my grandfather. The Cannonball Run movies are some of my all time favorites. Frank, Dean, Sammy, Burt Reynolds, Dom Deluise, Telly Savalas. I have such respect for all of them. But Foster Brooks was the king.
The biggest laugh is The fact that Foster Brooks never Drank. I am 71 male now and still come back to this all time best of Foster and Dean Dean lost it in laughter unrehearsed as why he had to wipe his eyes from overwhelming laughter RIP both 2 of the greatest ever
An even bigger one is that you actually believe it. He drank pretty heavily until 1964, when he quit cold turkey. Someone bet him $10 he couldn’t. He said, “at the time I really needed the ten dollars.”
Foster was my grandad. A little-known fact was that he had such severe dyslexia he couldn’t accept the lead in a movie or anything where he was required to memorize lines. I’ve always wondered, if they’d just told him about the character and let him run with it, they’d have had a smash (pardon the pun-I am my grandfather’s kin, after all 😂) hit on their hands. I’m sure he improved the more times he played this character, but he had an innate sense of timing and delivery, a true gift.
If I had to guess, I feel like Dean was only given a general premise for the skit and had no idea what exactly Foster was going to say and do. His reactions and laughter are genuine and not at all rehearsed.
He was not only brilliant, he was a genuinely good soul. My mom dated Fosters' best friend, so I saw him alot. By the time this show aired, Foster had 20 years sober. Dean wasn't a big drinker either. I always thought it was so cool that you could be famous just for acting drunk! Lol. Little did I know that I was actually in the presence of comedic geniuses.
I love this one so much. Dean never could keep it together around Foster. Pure love and respect. This is what people call the good ole days. I'd give anything to go back to the time that television was this great.
This is the funniest segment I've ever seen!! My dad and I used to watch these when they originally aired and we would literally be gasping for air and in tears!!! Dean's complete meltdown is absolutely hysterical and still brings me to tears.....And Foster continues to pummel him with his jokes. Unbelievable!! God bless you Foster, you brought joy to millions with your tasteful and gentle, self deprecating humor!!!!
With all the Foster Brooks stuff I think this one was the absolute best. This one is a never-ending laugh riot no matter how many times you've seen it.
It's true. I've watched this over and over and every single time I watch it, I dissolve in gasping laughter and tears. I especially love to see Dean lose it.
Foster and his creative brilliance are timeless. His nuances and timing are unmatched. And he never breaks character, even when those around him lose their composure. one of the absolute greats from that golden era of comedy.
To me, that's what made these shows so funny. I'm glad I was alive to watch these on television when we only had three channels to choose from. Now we have three hundred channels and not much to watch.
I have added these to my favourite list and when I am having a bad day I play them, I'm 83 and remember the Dean Martin Roasts been on a Sunday night, Pity we don't get these great shows anymore
Foster Brooks was brilliant and hysterical, Dean Martin was a legend and genuinely funny in his own right. Not even in SNL’s wildest of dreams could they come close to real comedy like this
SNL is not exactly the competition. SNL is, by its nature, a comedy experiment. They try a lot of things that don’t work very well but they also do a lot that does work. Dean Martin’s show was in prime time. SNL is late night, with a target audience of young people who couldn’t find anything to do on Saturday night. It doesn’t get any funnier than Tina Fey doing Sarah Palin, and Palin herself liked it so much she hosted the show one night and even performed with Tina. For another example, I defy you to seek out SNL’s spoof commercial for Amazon Echo Silver (it’s here on youtube) and not laugh at it. It’s hilarious!
A true master of his craft. It just doesn’t get any better than the genius of Foster Brooks. How the man kept a straight face when everyone around him was simply losing it, is a pure testament to his talent. Never a let down from any of his classic performances, no matter how many times you watch them. The golden era of comedy. The Dean Martin Roasts were always the cream of the crop.
he never went or chased fame or fortune,till he was 60,then this genius of comedy,took his place as one of the greats,very talented man,and this is just one of his characters,god rest your soul MR BROOKS AND DEAN MARTIN,MATT HELM
I was in a local play where I had to play a drunk. The theater critic in the paper compared me to Foster Brooks. I didn't know who he was, so I asked my mother and she turned me on to the Dean Martin shows and roasts. I've loved Foster Brooks ever since. And it's true, I laugh so hard I cry, no matter how many times I see it.
A clause in Dean Martin's contract with NBC stated that he didn't have to show up for rehearsals. So this was the first time that he'd heard Foster Brooks' lines.
That's was the same way when he was with Jerry. He came in from the golf course right before the show. Got a rough idea what Jerry had in mind, they ab-lib most of it. He knew his song but that was about it. A lot of his shows with Jerry was just like this... They never was sure where it was going to go. It was a good training ground for Dean and Jerry both. I think Dean was more natural at it then Jerry.
The story goes, Dean was given a read out of the script on an early Walkman type tape recorder he would listen to while playing golf so he had a fair idea of what was coming, but I doubt the tape guy sounded like Don Rickles, Jonathon Winters, Bob Newhart or Foster Brooks.
They are probably among those who went ice fishing and caught 200 lb. of ice, then had their wives fry it and they drowned... (that's a line from a comedy special he did, can't remember the name of it, but if you can find it, it is definitely worth watching!).
I now it's a tad late, but that special was called " Don't laugh, you're next" it's on here somewhere. I remember buying it on a double vhs when it came out.
All these years later and this skit still brings tears to my eyes...especially when Dino couldn't keep a straight face...missing both Dean Martin and Foster Brooks....Thank Goodness for TH-cam!!
If you're going to quote, get it right! Nothing torpedo a joke more than getting the words wrong. "The plane lost an engine." "Don't worry, it will turn up."
Arguably, Foster at his best! Can't remember how many times I've seen this, but it cracks me up with the same intensity with every viewing. Dean not able to control himself doesn't stop the heroic comedian from delivering his lines to perfection! Love and respect to this beautiful man!
My all time favorite Foster Brooks skit. I'll never tire seeing it again and again or fail to laugh. This is REAL comedy. A bucket full of 4 letter words so-called comedians spew out today is NOT comedy, yet it is allowed and not a skit like this. What is with that? The PC world has lost the plot. Also, Dean Martin was one of the most talented people ever and, though popular as he was, he was never given the accolades he deserved. He did it all - singing, comedy, serious acting, TV, movies, live performances. Very few entertainers can even come close to claiming having done it all like he did.
Im 61 and remember watching this with my father who loved the Dean Martin show....always watched it when he could. I remember watching this when it first aired ....im going to guess 1970? I miss the cigarettes and booze ....my father was always puffing on a Winston when this was on and drinking a beer.
greg hughey Well, the Dean Martin Show actually ran for 9 years from 1965 to 1974, but you’re right, this sketch must have been from the 1970s because according to Wikipedia the 747 that Foster mentions was first put into service with Pan Am in 1970.
I totally agree I always admired both of them and word has it that Foster Brooks either didn't never took a drink or just very sociable you know moderate
Hands down the best drunk I have ever seen in my life!!! No one can play it better!!! Even teenagers I had around me when I watched him recently, started to tell their friends about him being so awesome as a drunk...and teenagers today dont even consider watching shows from his time...
Boy, if you’re ever feeling down and out just watch this. I cry laughing at it. NO ONE could do a drunk like the great Foster Brooks. No one!! “What do you fly?” “Oh, it’s one of those big grey metal things with watcha-call-its sticking out on the sides.” 🤣😂😆
I've watched it a dozen times or more. Each time I shake and tears roll down my cheeks,like Dino's--with laughter. Told my Bro,thousands of miles away to watch. He's still laughing,at dawn even.
We need shows like this, more stars like these! Dean never liked to rehearse the script because he loved seeing the jokes for the first time, so when the crowd is going hysterical you can guarantee so was Dean! Lol
The whole family always watched Dean's show. It was great entertainment. We all loved Foster Brooks. What I also found funny about him was that others would be breaking up around him when he did a routine. But somehow he never went out of character, he didn't laugh like everyone else, he never missed a beat. I really miss these days, I don't watch today's comedians, they just aren't funny.
It makes me happy people still recognize just how good Brooks was. This is absolute mastery of comedy delivery and timing. It just doesn’t get better than this.
foster brooks never gonna get to old for watching thats a given , pure comedy at its best , amongst others also .
He is comedic gold
This was SNL before SNL The difference being the delivery.
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I love the part at the end where he turns just as he gets to the door and, breaking character, takes a well deserved bow. Ladies and gentlemen...a master at work.
Going down memory lane.....got off my flight to Burbank back around ‘87 or so....and foster was couple steps ahead of me.....he slowed down walking up the ramp...as I passed him...I pleasantly said to mr. brooks...I enjoy your performances...he politely acknowledged my statement and
Simply continued walking in swaggering style....cool cat indeed..
He turns at the end to show you that he is actually sober. He did this for most performances.
The chemistry between Dean and Foster was brilliant.
yes...love it
dean is just crap
Dean played the drunk straight man to a tee.
Watching this now in my 70’s I am so blessed at the memories of having been one of 8 backup singers on Dean’s show for many years in the 60s. They just don’t make them like this these days. Brilliant and one of the nicest men ever walked the planet. RIP, we all miss you so much Boss! ❤️
Wow… amazing and how fun it must have been for you!
I'm about to turn 48 and I grew up on these legends thanks to my grandfather. The Cannonball Run movies are some of my all time favorites. Frank, Dean, Sammy, Burt Reynolds, Dom Deluise, Telly Savalas. I have such respect for all of them. But Foster Brooks was the king.
My goodness your lucky! That's so awesome!
Were you on the episode with David Janssen?
Diana - would love to hear a story or two - I hope Dean was as wonderful as I wished him to be x
You will NEVER EVER see this kind of talent ,EVER again.
Sadly true.
You are right about that my friend watch some Sammy Davis jr live just amazing talent all ten together are ridiculously good
@O G Yes you are right lol , Its just so original , they laugh at there own stuff because its that funny lol
Agree
A dying art
The biggest laugh is The fact that Foster Brooks never Drank.
I am 71 male now and still come back to this all time best of Foster and Dean
Dean lost it in laughter unrehearsed as why he had to wipe his eyes from overwhelming laughter
RIP both 2 of the greatest ever
An even bigger one is that you actually believe it. He drank pretty heavily until 1964, when he quit cold turkey. Someone bet him $10 he couldn’t. He said, “at the time I really needed the ten dollars.”
Foster was my grandad. A little-known fact was that he had such severe dyslexia he couldn’t accept the lead in a movie or anything where he was required to memorize lines. I’ve always wondered, if they’d just told him about the character and let him run with it, they’d have had a smash (pardon the pun-I am my grandfather’s kin, after all 😂) hit on their hands. I’m sure he improved the more times he played this character, but he had an innate sense of timing and delivery, a true gift.
You're right! Such amazing talent.
Your granddad was GREAT, and still is
Your a fucking lying sack of shit. Ain't no way in hell he's you're grandfather. If he is your grandfather, then I'm the dalai fucking llama
@@andrewspencer7965don't believe her. Dumbasses claim to be a lot of shit that isn't even a millionth of a percent true
What a true and rare talent.
“Are you sure you’re not a pilot?” That was the favorite joke in my squad... Great actors, great entertainers, great times...
He had an ability to go instantly into character and out of character. Amazing. And never cracked a smile when he made the other actors laugh.
He's on screen for not even 30 seconds and Dean is already done. An absolute legend of a much different age. I love it.
Yep, Martin was REALLY losing it!! ; )
If I had to guess, I feel like Dean was only given a general premise for the skit and had no idea what exactly Foster was going to say and do. His reactions and laughter are genuine and not at all rehearsed.
And that’s why and what made these shows the best! Exactly what you stated
Dean Martin was known not to rehearse.
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You obviously never watched any of the DM roasts. Hilarious.
@@ArienUndomiel that's because he was spontaneity.
Dean laughs the hardest when Foster is with him. The thing with the hand was just beautiful.
I watch this almost once a day. I still think this is the best comedy segment on TV of all time. 😆
Brilliant 😊
I also do often. He do it so well😊 haha.
Don't forget the two other. Dentist, and brain surgeon.
Thanks for reply. That's great. Let's have some fun, and laugh 😂
If I were to try and explain to someone exactly what comedy is I would steer them to this video. It is a class on comedy.
I wish we had this type of t.v. now.Just good clean fun..miss those days
I agree with you. This was so much fun in my day
I'm on a mission, watching everything with Foster Brooks.
Me too lol
Happy trails...
Funny, I probably watched 20 clips with him today. 🤣
I watch on loop.
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This skit never gets old. Two greats of all time
Still one of the funniest moments in TV's history!!!!!!
Mr. Brooks' timing was always *perfect*. What a huge talent.
Foster Brooks was a brilliant human being
He was not only brilliant, he was a genuinely good soul. My mom dated Fosters' best friend, so I saw him alot. By the time this show aired, Foster had 20 years sober. Dean wasn't a big drinker either. I always thought it was so cool that you could be famous just for acting drunk! Lol. Little did I know that I was actually in the presence of comedic geniuses.
I love this one so much. Dean never could keep it together around Foster. Pure love and respect. This is what people call the good ole days. I'd give anything to go back to the time that television was this great.
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This is the funniest segment I've ever seen!! My dad and I used to watch these when they originally aired and we would literally be gasping for air and in tears!!! Dean's complete meltdown is absolutely hysterical and still brings me to tears.....And Foster continues to pummel him with his jokes. Unbelievable!! God bless you Foster, you brought joy to millions with your tasteful and gentle, self deprecating humor!!!!
The cowboy and doctor scene is another gem.
@@davidelliott5843, that’s the one where dean got shot by an arrow…?
He used to make Dean Martin laugh so hard that he brought him to years & this is a classic example.
PRICELESS! Love Brooks too! Classic Gold Comedy! HIC!
@@jimgleeson98 are, you, aaaarreee yoooou sure you're not a p-p-pilot?
@@Fingercheck creases me up mate. Those two guys are GOLD!
I love the Surgeon clip. All Good!
My late stepfather was in stitches over this sketch over 35 yrs ago!Foster really killed it then he was on!
With all the Foster Brooks stuff I think this one was the absolute best. This one is a never-ending laugh riot no matter how many times you've seen it.
Check out Foster Brooks' roast of Don Rickles. "Today we are here to honor Don Pickles - I mean Rickles - that's a dilly."
I liked the one where Dean told him he had bad breath
It's true. I've watched this over and over and every single time I watch it, I dissolve in gasping laughter and tears. I especially love to see Dean lose it.
Seen this a million times and have laughed a million times. Real comedy without f-bombs and personal attacks. State of the art talent here.
@@edydonLook Don we do have something in common, you see I'm fooling around with your wife and incidentally you're out of scotch! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
seen this sketch a million times and it never gets old
Foster and his creative brilliance are timeless. His nuances and timing are unmatched. And he never breaks character, even when those around him lose their composure. one of the absolute greats from that golden era of comedy.
I love it when Dean finally realizes he can't keep a straight face anymore and just loses it.
He wanted it spontaneous; that's why he's never gone to any of the rehearsals.
Dean was acting?
To me, that's what made these shows so funny. I'm glad I was alive to watch these on television when we only had three channels to choose from. Now we have three hundred channels and not much to watch.
@@mauryd3444 yea they definitely should go back to only 3 channels
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So fun watching Dean slowly melt into uncontrollable laughter. You could tell he was trying to fight it off. A true classic.
I remember watching the celebrity roasts, waiting the whole time for Foster's turn. Was always the best part of the show. What a talent.
I miss the good old days of comedy.
I have added these to my favourite list and when I am having a bad day I play them, I'm 83 and remember the Dean Martin Roasts been on a Sunday night, Pity we don't get these great shows anymore
Foster Brooks was brilliant and hysterical, Dean Martin was a legend and genuinely funny in his own right. Not even in SNL’s wildest of dreams could they come close to real comedy like this
Amen!
Shit Saturday night live never even brought a smile on my face, during the few episodes that I watched until I realized that it was a waste of time!
SNL is not exactly the competition. SNL is, by its nature, a comedy experiment. They try a lot of things that don’t work very well but they also do a lot that does work. Dean Martin’s show was in prime time. SNL is late night, with a target audience of young people who couldn’t find anything to do on Saturday night.
It doesn’t get any funnier than Tina Fey doing Sarah Palin, and Palin herself liked it so much she hosted the show one night and even performed with Tina. For another example, I defy you to seek out SNL’s spoof commercial for Amazon Echo Silver (it’s here on youtube) and not laugh at it. It’s hilarious!
A true master of his craft. It just doesn’t get any better than the genius of Foster Brooks. How the man kept a straight face when everyone around him was simply losing it, is a pure testament to his talent. Never a let down from any of his classic performances, no matter how many times you watch them.
The golden era of comedy. The Dean Martin Roasts were always the cream of the crop.
That dry wit is a family trait.
This skit never gets old!
This, ladies and gentlemen, is what is meant by "Killing it."
So good, I had an accident - something I've not done since I were 3 yrs.old!
Means it's perfect, couldn't be done better..
he never went or chased fame or fortune,till he was 60,then this genius of comedy,took his place as one of the greats,very talented man,and this is just one of his characters,god rest your soul MR BROOKS AND DEAN MARTIN,MATT HELM
Love how Dean was losing it, he was in tears!
Foster Brooks is hysterical.. not a foul word or anything.. just good clean comedy
And yet he's acting as if he had his first ever glass of hard liquor.
That's talent! Because on the sauce, let's be honest, most of us are vulgar.
One of the funniest guys ever
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Because in real life, Mr Brooks never drank a drop of liquor in his life.
This is actual talent, these guys didn't have to go in the gutter for laughs.
@@jeffallen5871 supposedly neither did Dean Martin
Definitely a classic. No, we won't see comedy like this again.
That skit is THE BEST! Such perfect comedic timing with Brooks. Luv it! “...are you sure your not a airline pilot?”... perfect!!
This never gets old. A master at work!
Sublime. Of course, this now means I have to watch the frontier doctor, brain surgeon and dentist sketches.....again!
I was in a local play where I had to play a drunk. The theater critic in the paper compared me to Foster Brooks. I didn't know who he was, so I asked my mother and she turned me on to the Dean Martin shows and roasts. I've loved Foster Brooks ever since. And it's true, I laugh so hard I cry, no matter how many times I see it.
It always amazed me that Foster never broke character even while everyone around him were completely losing it
A clause in Dean Martin's contract with NBC stated that he didn't have to show up for rehearsals. So this was the first time that he'd heard Foster Brooks' lines.
That's was the same way when he was with Jerry. He came in from the golf course right before the show. Got a rough idea what Jerry had in mind, they ab-lib most of it. He knew his song but that was about it. A lot of his shows with Jerry was just like this... They never was sure where it was going to go. It was a good training ground for Dean and Jerry both. I think Dean was more natural at it then Jerry.
@@toniwilson1579 I just wonder if that wasn't the source of tension between the two of them. Jerry was good. Dean was better. A natural.
The story goes, Dean was given a read out of the script on an early Walkman type tape recorder he would listen to while playing golf so he had a fair idea of what was coming, but I doubt the tape guy sounded like Don Rickles, Jonathon Winters, Bob Newhart or Foster Brooks.
Another true story on "Steve Wright in the afternoon"..........isn't it!!!!!!!!!
NO WAY??!! LOVE IT..
Brilliant comedy. Brings back great memories from the 70's. Dean Martin and Ed Sullivan shows were classics. Thanks for the memories.
I could watch Foster and Dean for hours!! Hey were a perfect mach🤣
No matter how many times I watch this it always makes me laugh.
+Tony M same here
Dave Allen
and me
I'm flying a seven FORTY...
Thats cause its just timeless comedy at its best
i could watch this kind of shows all day.i did in the good ole days.miss the times
I don't understand how people can't like this or give it a thumbs down
They are probably among those who went ice fishing and caught 200 lb. of ice, then had their wives fry it and they drowned... (that's a line from a comedy special he did, can't remember the name of it, but if you can find it, it is definitely worth watching!).
There probably AA members.
Maybe like me they find drunkeness definitely unfunny.
I now it's a tad late, but that special was called " Don't laugh, you're next" it's on here somewhere. I remember buying it on a double vhs when it came out.
@@lonniecraig5186 Don't laugh...you're next! :)
All these years later and this skit still brings tears to my eyes...especially when Dino couldn't keep a straight face...missing both Dean Martin and Foster Brooks....Thank Goodness for TH-cam!!
Even the great Dean Martin is so in awe of Foster Brooks he begins shed tears at his comic genious.
No references of , sex , religion , politics , race , genders , nor vulgar words of any kind ! Pure COMEDY for all ! PURE Genius .
Amen!
just drugs and alcohol.
NO . @@nioalexander9000
These guys were some of the best comedians in the history of man kind!!!
...Don't find comedy like this any more...
amen to that
When your feeling Covid down. Just listen to these two . Watched this sketch many times, still cry laughing
My husband and I saw Foster Brooks in Las Vegas in 1976 and just loved his act. We very nearly had a potty problem cracking up. Funny, creative guy.
Thank you dad for introducing Foster Brooks to me I can't get enough of this guy
" An engine fell off!" "
"Don't worry, it will turn up." Classic.
If you're going to quote, get it right! Nothing torpedo a joke more than getting the words wrong.
"The plane lost an engine."
"Don't worry, it will turn up."
Foster Brooks said that statement like that's normal. Just to dam funny. Can watch this over and over again.
They "lost" an engine...NOT fell off.
This is pure comedy gold! No matter how many times I watch it, I always laugh.
Pure as it gets.....
Arguably, Foster at his best! Can't remember how many times I've seen this, but it cracks me up with the same intensity with every viewing. Dean not able to control himself doesn't stop the heroic comedian from delivering his lines to perfection! Love and respect to this beautiful man!
My all time favorite Foster Brooks skit. I'll never tire seeing it again and again or fail to laugh. This is REAL comedy. A bucket full of 4 letter words so-called comedians spew out today is NOT comedy, yet it is allowed and not a skit like this. What is with that? The PC world has lost the plot. Also, Dean Martin was one of the most talented people ever and, though popular as he was, he was never given the accolades he deserved. He did it all - singing, comedy, serious acting, TV, movies, live performances. Very few entertainers can even come close to claiming having done it all like he did.
I have a feeling they were all pretty foul-mouthed. You just couldn't be foul-mouthed on TV.
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Well said Sir!! Days gone by that sadly we'll never see ENTERTAINMENT like this AGAIN!!
Im 61 and remember watching this with my father who loved the Dean Martin show....always watched it when he could. I remember watching this when it first aired ....im going to guess 1970? I miss the cigarettes and booze ....my father was always puffing on a Winston when this was on and drinking a beer.
greg hughey Well, the Dean Martin Show actually ran for 9 years from 1965 to 1974, but you’re right, this sketch must have been from the 1970s because according to Wikipedia the 747 that Foster mentions was first put into service with Pan Am in 1970.
I love how Dean is losing it and Foster stays in character 😂.
That was Dean's trademark.
And the way Foster was torturing Dean towards the end, getting right in his face. Comedy doesn't get better than this.
I totally agree I always admired both of them and word has it that Foster Brooks either didn't never took a drink or just very sociable you know moderate
Hands down the best drunk I have ever seen in my life!!! No one can play it better!!! Even teenagers I had around me when I watched him recently, started to tell their friends about him being so awesome as a drunk...and teenagers today dont even consider watching shows from his time...
Kevin Anderson John Dunsworth played a fantastic drunk too!!
Yep was going to say, Mr. Lahey is a modern classic
Back when comedy was funny as Hell, and Dean Martin was just DAMN Cool!!!
+cbruno2678
when comedy was comedy without the vulgarity
Absolutely! I find things even more funnier without that kind of talk.
Guzzen
I could see this once a week and be in hysterics every time.
Never get tired watching these old school comedy. Truly classic. 👏👏👏👍👍👍
61 years old and one of the top 5 funniest. not just tv,anything i have ever seen......\When Dino cracks up like that its special....
Foster was ‘one of a kind.’ Master of the belly laugh🤣🤣🤣
yes
This was one of my favorite shows. Loved the way they cracked up in the middle of the skit. Real original comedy.
No one played a "lush" as well as the great Foster Brooks. and yes, Dean Martin is the epitome of cool
To bad DEAN WASN'T PLAYING...CLASSIC
What makes Foster Brooks skit so funny is the fact that Foster Brooks is a teatottller
Meaning that he was stone cold sober the whole time
Dean couldn’t keep it together! Brooks was just too good.
Foster Brooks is Great!! Had Martin in tears!!! Thats how good he was!!!
The great DEAN MARTIN is already cracking -up.....and so am I.
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I laughed at this as a young kid, and now at 44 im still laughing... Dean crying makes ME cry from laughter
And you're still young.
Same young as fuck when I saw this, swore it was real, now I’m 20 I still think it’s real
Me too!
I am 68 and i cant stop laughing/crying every time i watch this clip!
I’m 27, laughing at this and will be for years. I wish I could make my friends understand why this and all the other skits are amazing.
Boy, if you’re ever feeling down and out just watch this. I cry laughing at it. NO ONE could do a drunk like the great Foster Brooks. No one!! “What do you fly?” “Oh, it’s one of those big grey metal things with watcha-call-its sticking out on the sides.” 🤣😂😆
This is perfect..Brooks had nuance and incredible control...genius
I've watched it a dozen times or more. Each time I shake and tears roll down my cheeks,like Dino's--with laughter. Told my Bro,thousands of miles away to watch. He's still laughing,at dawn even.
Brooks’ professionalism really shines through, as he exits the stage with a bow. Bravo!
Can't beat the good old days brooks is marvelous and Dean also Wow what a pair
You can never have comedy like this. No f-word said, just pure comedy.
No one today can come close to comedy like this.
Miss you and Frank on this planet -
Know your soul must be happy - wherever it is
Beth Bartlett Especially now he’s got his Jeannie back with him....💖
Foster Brooks was a comic genius. I can't stop laughing and I love almost as much, watching Dean Martin's reactions.
You have any close calls as a pilot.
Oh yes. Especially since they moved the restroom to the back of the plane.
I cried laughing.
How in the hell do you do this today...Absolute perfection....Dean couldn't keep a straight face, and neither could I....
Mike z
I've been wondering how long it actually took do this skit? I'm sure there were several re-takes - my ribs still hurt from laughing!!!
Love watching this sketch to settle my nerves beforeI go to work!
One of the best comedy skits ever! I have seen it a thousand times and still laugh all the way through!!
Taking humor to new heights, priceless!
Kitty Kitty Yeah, high up there amongst all those “fluffy white things!”☁️✈️ (sorry, I couldn’t resist😉😂)
This is probably the best Foster has done and the most Dean laughed.
His roast of Don Rickles is up there too.
Foster Brooks plays a fantastic drunk but he is also fantastic at keeping a straight face, especially with Dean completely out of control !
We need shows like this, more stars like these! Dean never liked to rehearse the script because he loved seeing the jokes for the first time, so when the crowd is going hysterical you can guarantee so was Dean! Lol
Yeswedo
Those were the wonderful days of talent and smoking....
Even with the audio muted, Foster's facial expressions are priceless!
I never tire of watching this video over and over again. THAT'S, REAL COMEDY!
This is the perfect illustration of use of language,,,,, wonderful,,,,
I'm a Millennial in 2018 and this has me in stitches! He's hilarious!
One of they BEST clips EVER!!!
The whole family always watched Dean's show. It was great entertainment. We all loved Foster Brooks. What I also found funny about him was that others would be breaking up around him when he did a routine. But somehow he never went out of character, he didn't laugh like everyone else, he never missed a beat. I really miss these days, I don't watch today's comedians, they just aren't funny.
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Two absolute classics of America, Dean and Foster
That was so great. Those guys paved the way. I was a kid in diapers then. Thanks fellas
They are classic, no one will ever replace Dean and Foster ever .