I am from Greece ,34 years...young (as Don would say) and i ve watced all the videos that exist on TH-cam maybe 3-4 times each and i trully cant get enough.What a trully genius this guy was!!!He is a treasure to mankind.No words to describe him really.Don Rickles is one of the legends to the pantheon of the greatest men of all time.Love you Don.
Yes, I saw him live once and he was the same way. After he would needle someone, he would always ask for the audience to give them a big hand for being a good sport. He never wanted someone to go home feeling like they'd been abused.
Thank God we have TH-cam. I can discover class acts like Don Rickles, Johnny Carson and his guests. These uploads keep me going through this thought control restricted and sanitised world we now live in. TV at its best. Thanks for uploading this and making me 😊.
I was at the game when Lou stole 103. At that time he lived in Olivette behind Stacy Park. We used to sometimes see his son who we called Little Lou. He was tremendously exciting to watch and a great asset to the game. Sad to see the irony in what happened with his leg later on, but he'll never be forgotten by me, and I'm now 60.
Rickles was only funny 20 percent of the time but he had that charm that made you respect him, somehow, not even sure why except that you could read between the lines and recognize he always meant well, and that's what endeared him to people. His delivery was often awkward and jokes fell flat but he kept at it with a good heart.
@@misguidedangel6550 Wrong because anything you say about anyone nowadays is clearly racist. I don't think that, but then I do remember Johnny and Don from that era.
Lou Brock played during the glory years of the Cardinals. I remember when 2/3 of the National League Allstar team was from St.Louis and built on the legacy started by Stan Musial and Red Schoendienst
Always loved the Cards. I was a kid when the Flood, Gibson , Javier , Brock , McCarver , Shannon, Cepeda, Carlton , Maxvill, etc team was fielded. !!!!
the great lou brock. he's still with us in 2020 at the age of 80, he's been thru a lot in the last few years, diabetes, a leg amputation, and cancer. i'll never forget reading about him back in the day, asked how he got so fast lou said he used to run back and forth to school to keep from getting beat up.
That's not accurate they just didn't lose the first 10 years...that was in the era of wiping. Carson actually was one of the first to realize their would be a future value of saving tapes and he did save alot on his own dime. If it hadn't been for that even more if the Tonight Show would have been lost. Networks didn't start realizing until the mid to late 70's that wiping was a horrible mistake
I saw Lou Brock at game 6 of the post season vs Atlanta... he was the best, and still does a lot for Cardinal nation... ironically, and sadly, lost a leg to diabetes but still gets around with little trouble..
@@workshop86 sooooo.... I'm guessing you're a snowflake. Get over it Punkie Brewster. Put on your Pull-Ups and go play your game. Come back when you're all grown up and we'll talk.
True. Blacks can make fun of whites but one has to be so careful nowadays. We should be able to make fun of anything or anyone as long as we are not truly abusive. Don was a master.
❤️ Those were the days when a Nite Show Host Didn't spend his entire Monologue on Politics, if, at All. He didn't Need to. He also knew that we, his Viewers, were most likely in bed and just wanted to Relax and be entertained before shutting off the lights. And he ptobably figured we Didn''t Need or want, Anymore News from the Day, only to cause us Additional Stress! There was also No P.C. back then, nor did Anyone get Blackballed or lose their jobs the following day! We'll Never see those days again and so I'm Grateful that I saw it Then.. They're All gone now. Even so.. I'd rather watch Johnny's old Re-runs every nite, knowing they're All gone, than to watch those Other so-called Late nite Shows having D Listers. Funny, but to This day I can almost Bet that Johnny's nightly Re-Runs, and His Guests that are Gone now too, Still 'Out- Rate' All of the Other shows On today,, as well as Their Guests . And the Reason is Simple.. back then the Actors and Actresses were STARS, the Real Deeal. So thank you Johnny, Don, and to one Great Actor/Actress, and Comedian after another.. (* Johnny Carson, M-F, 11:00 PM on Cable TV, on the 'Antenna' Channel
Back when you could joke about most thing's, as it was known as comedy not like today when everyone afraid to say certain things as it will upset people
Don was and is a gem of a comedian, with all this PC crap he'd end up before a magistrate. Sadly good old humour is treated with a frown at best. Recommend watching Sammy Davis Junior's roast with Dean Martin, Milton Berle and Don amongst other guests
Born: June 18, 1939 (age 80 years), El Dorado, AR Hall of fame induction: 1985 Position: Left fielder Date joined: 1964 (St. Louis Cardinals) Spouse: Jacqueline Layne (m. 1996), Virginia Daniels (m. 1976-1995), More
I really enjoy watching all these Don Rickles clips on TH-cam! He will definitely go down in history as one of the funniest men that ever walked this planet!! 😄🤗✌
Some of Rickles’ stuff has aged OK, but a lot has not withstood the test of time in my opinion, including this and the video where he was supposed to be the Dodgers new entertainment coach.
You would never know that Don began his career as a serious actor, much like Leslie Nielsen. Both went into comedy with two completely different styles. Nobody realizes how talented Nielsen had to be to get laughs and never tell a joke. Today, Don Rickles would be driven out of show business, triggering all the PC Police constantly. What they wouldn't know is, he loved everyone and would give the shirt off his back to you no matter if you were white, black, Latino, Asian, Jewish, Christian, Buddist, etc..When he kissed Lou Brock, it wasn't just an act, he would do the same thing privately.
yup Jimmy Kimmel and Fallon both apologize publicly so they don't get cancelled for a skit they did over 20 years ago about black face. It obviously wasn't done with the intention of being racist but they're getting slammed for it now. Just goes to show that the times have changed and you simply cannot get away with it the way Don did back in those days because people just don't take jokes lightly anymore.
@@XTheDentist - "Relevant" isn't the point. It was an example. Meaning, you couldn't tell that type of joke today. The fact is, the PC Police have things on edge so much, you don't know what's going to trigger them next.
I grew up with Carson, back in the day you watched Carson, then you went to sleep. It's like Carson put the whole country to sleep. People were more civil back then, and way better tippers. Kind of pathetic what the country evolved into. If you don't believe me, just google Milwaukee news any day of the week, just pathetic. When will people ever get back to behaving themselves?
I didn't notice ANY "stitches" parts. Just polite smiling when the joke was on him and some chuckling when the joke was on Carson. I guess some people may think Carson was in stitches with his phony guffaws. What video were YOU watching? I think Rickles was only so nice at the end because he new that he'd struck a nerve.
It isn't what you say, it's who's saying it, and how it's said..... no matter what Rickles says, there's no meanness in it.....plus he was great in ' Kelly's Heroes ' one of my favorite war pics....
Late night has suffered since Johnny Carson Jay Leno and David Letterman. Left the air waves I had humor with them and Don Rickles was one of my favorites Television will never be the same especially late with the real stars Let's hear it for the good old days
Adam 1 I think it’s a generational thing. Older people I know “got” Don Rickles humor more than I did...but I just realized that he was more like Williams than I realized.
Never see this kind of class again im 38 from manchester england this lot were part of the greatest generation lads at 16 yrs of age volunteers to go to war now they dont knw if they wana be a man or a woman there were themselves on and off camera knew where they came from thats why they had class didnt think they were above any1
The love Rickles gives to Lou is priceless. We all..in this world need to act this same way. Its really not not hard. Im hoping that this kind of love is so addicting that it infects the ones who do bad and make wrong decisions in life.
Lou Brock Great player for the St, Louis , Great team, Great pitchers,Great players back in the day. Baseball was Baseball. Note. Bob Gibson!!!! Great Pitcher.
I am from Greece ,34 years...young (as Don would say) and i ve watced all the videos that exist on TH-cam maybe 3-4 times each and i trully cant get enough.What a trully genius this guy was!!!He is a treasure to mankind.No words to describe him really.Don Rickles is one of the legends to the pantheon of the greatest men of all time.Love you Don.
Checked on Lou Brock after watching this. He died today, September 6, 2020. RIP. Blessings for his family.
Now that's 3 Legends dead from this episode 😞 Johnny Carson, Don rickles, Lou
Wow. Rest in peace.
Rest in Paradise All. 💗🙏
He was a minister too, so I read, so he's safe in the arms of Jesus.😊
I grew up in St. Louis and had the pleasure of watching him everyday. Met him and he was true class. Great man and player!
From a Cubs fan: You're Welcome ;)
At the end of every Rickles interview all he does is give you the most love and respect. What a beautiful king of comedy.
Class, Respect, And Dignity . All on display everyday. Those were the days.
The difference between Don and the comedians of today- Don showed respect for ALL people after he was done. Yes including Johnny.😁
Definitely!
Don explained that the reason he got away with saying the things he said and people laughing was that it was done with love.
Yes, I saw him live once and he was the same way. After he would needle someone, he would always ask for the audience to give them a big hand for being a good sport. He never wanted someone to go home feeling like they'd been abused.
TapCat Lucky SOB☝🏻
And they all knew it was just an act! There was no malice. Just extremely Funny!
Thank God we have TH-cam. I can discover class acts like Don Rickles, Johnny Carson and his guests. These uploads keep me going through this thought control restricted and sanitised world we now live in. TV at its best. Thanks for uploading this and making me 😊.
I was at the game when Lou stole 103. At that time he lived in Olivette behind Stacy Park. We used to sometimes see his son who we called Little Lou. He was tremendously exciting to watch and a great asset to the game. Sad to see the irony in what happened with his leg later on, but he'll never be forgotten by me, and I'm now 60.
“But I’m on in the fall”. “What”? “I’m set for the fall”. Johnny thumped the thumper! 😀
There will never be another Don Rickles.
Thank goodness
Zizzie pitiful
Rickles was only funny 20 percent of the time but he had that charm that made you respect him, somehow, not even sure why except that you could read between the lines and recognize he always meant well, and that's what endeared him to people. His delivery was often awkward and jokes fell flat but he kept at it with a good heart.
Your right. And in today's brainwashed snowflake world, unfortunately there will never be another!
...and social media will make sure of that.
Lou sporting the 70's look PERFECTLY!!
That's true 🌷👌🏻
My first baseball glove was a Wilson Lou Brock signature model...man wish I still had that.
Hearing Johnny belly laugh is epic! Such talent then, Rickles was AMAZING! RIP gents
"... more pilots than the Japanese air force"!!!! HAHAHAHA
That would be so wrong today, yet still so funny.
@@MichaelBradley1967 why would it be wrong today? I hear jokes about the taliban and al qaeda
@@misguidedangel6550 Wrong because anything you say about anyone nowadays is clearly racist. I don't think that, but then I do remember Johnny and Don from that era.
Late night ended when Johnny retired .
Jay Leno was ok but these clowns today suck
@@randywheeler5387 Leno is trash. Conan is way better.
Conan is great, and an epic talk show host is graham norton...that guy brings out the best in celebrities...
@@mutsuhanma7807 I love Graham Norton.
I disagree conan and craig ferguson are legends.
It was such a different world back then, SO much better...
People weren’t offended by everything and they actually had a sense of humor
@L D I'd never trade places with myself in 1974.. and im pretty sure i wouldn't in 2024 either
Before glorious revolutionary humanist socialist people's Party Approved Correct Thinking and Speech.
Lou Brock played during the glory years of the Cardinals. I remember when 2/3 of the National League Allstar team was from St.Louis and built on the legacy started by Stan Musial and Red Schoendienst
Always loved the Cards. I was a kid when the Flood, Gibson , Javier , Brock , McCarver , Shannon, Cepeda, Carlton , Maxvill, etc team was fielded. !!!!
@@mizzury54 lol is
@@mizzury54 I've been a cards fan since '68
Lou Brock a class act on and off the field. We're sure he has stolen Heaven.
3:19 He gets Lou Brock so good. Made him crack up hard.
Only Don can get away with calling Jony Carson a Dumbell in the end lol 😂😂😂
Love Johnny Carson
I love Don Rickles, always funny to me.
the great lou brock. he's still with us in 2020 at the age of 80, he's been thru a lot in the last few years, diabetes, a leg amputation, and cancer. i'll never forget reading about him back in the day, asked how he got so fast lou said he used to run back and forth to school to keep from getting beat up.
And to think the dumbbell producers of this show Lost the first ten years of tapes!!!!!!
That's not accurate they just didn't lose the first 10 years...that was in the era of wiping. Carson actually was one of the first to realize their would be a future value of saving tapes and he did save alot on his own dime. If it hadn't been for that even more if the Tonight Show would have been lost. Networks didn't start realizing until the mid to late 70's that wiping was a horrible mistake
@@Pitt-ny8cj is somebody somewhere had the first 10 years of the tapes they would be priceless!!!!!!
Don cracks me up so much
As a black guy , I would love to meet this gentleman.
Cheers from France amazing america
CPO Sharkey was a funny show. Love Rickles. Brock was an amazing AMAZING player. I am so lucky to have grown up during the 70s.
I have to look those shows up! CPO Sharkey was a very funny show I used to watch. Anything Don was part of.
This was risky entertainment then for tv. Can’t imagine what a Vegas show would have been like.
I saw Lou Brock at game 6 of the post season vs Atlanta... he was the best, and still does a lot for Cardinal nation... ironically, and sadly, lost a leg to diabetes but still gets around with little trouble..
3:33
OMG!
Couldn't do that today. Back then, we enjoyed each other.
Today, snowflakes would be SCREAMING!
Instead, boomers flood TH-cam with comments like this one!
@@workshop86 sooooo.... I'm guessing you're a snowflake. Get over it Punkie Brewster. Put on your Pull-Ups and go play your game. Come back when you're all grown up and we'll talk.
True. Blacks can make fun of whites but one has to be so careful nowadays. We should be able to make fun of anything or anyone as long as we are not truly abusive. Don was a master.
what exactly was offensive at 3:33?
@@workshop86 oh stfu
My 2 heroes!!
2020 - Imagine this episode being run primetime.
❤️ Those were the days when a Nite Show Host Didn't spend his entire Monologue on Politics, if, at All. He didn't Need to. He also knew that we, his Viewers, were most likely in bed and just wanted to Relax and be entertained before shutting off the lights. And he ptobably figured we Didn''t Need or want, Anymore News from the Day, only to cause us Additional Stress! There was also No P.C. back then, nor did Anyone get Blackballed or lose their jobs the following day!
We'll Never see those days again and so I'm Grateful that I saw it Then..
They're All gone now. Even so.. I'd rather watch Johnny's old Re-runs every nite, knowing they're All gone, than to watch those Other so-called Late nite Shows having D Listers. Funny, but to This day I can almost Bet that Johnny's nightly Re-Runs, and His Guests that are Gone now too, Still 'Out- Rate' All of the Other shows On today,, as well as Their Guests . And the Reason is Simple.. back then the Actors and Actresses were STARS, the Real Deeal. So thank you Johnny, Don, and to one Great Actor/Actress, and Comedian after another..
(* Johnny Carson, M-F, 11:00 PM on Cable TV, on the 'Antenna' Channel
Another "back in the day blah blah blah " bs comment. P.S I'm a boomer not "an obnoxious millennial". LOL.
He made fun of BOTH Democrats and a Republicans. It was funny...not preachy!
mizzury54 oh look it’s an obnoxious millennial bringing nothing to the table.
Mia fio Groucho was fired for PC. Try facts kthx
L
Johnny Carson was the greatest ever.
Take a shot of Jack Daniels every time Rickles says “anyway”
Jorge M. Perez and a double for every time he says “uuuuuhh” 🤣
Loool!😂 the king of one-liners🙌🏽 >>>>insert jokeinsert joke
Real comedy, real talent.
Lou Brock the base burglar. Nice dude!
RIP Lou Brock.
Lou Brock stole 938 bases in his career and is the number two player for most bases stolen behind Ricky Henderson with 1,406.
That gap between the two is staggering
@@Lance1972 But the other 8 of the top 10 base stealers are closer to Lou Brock.
Lou Brock stole 938 bases,but, Trump stole the rest
@@greenvilla7 Like your wife?
No need for a political platform. I find it distasteful and childish. And my mommy don't like it either.
Love DOn!
LaSorda just passed a week ago too. And Rickles was a fan of him (mentioned in video)
Lol!!! Don Rickles= comedic genius
Wow do I miss these days. Things were so new and fresh. Now, nothing is new under the sun.
Used to see Lou all the time out and about around St Louis.. Ozzie Smith as well
Rip Lou brock
Lou Rawls erm Broch nothing but class & soul baby!!
just a '70's joke...take it light!
Lou rawls haha
LOL CLASSIC!
Where's the part with the kumquat's line? When MeTv was showing the return they cut it out!
Back when you could joke about most thing's, as it was known as comedy not like today when everyone afraid to say certain things as it will upset people
Well I am offended that you don't think I can take a joke.
@@jamie49868 sorry
@@dannyjohnson8662 Apology accepted. Now I am off to my safe space and coloring books.
DON RICKLES
08 DE MAYO DE 1926
06 DE ABRIL DE 2017
90 AÑOS
Don was and is a gem of a comedian, with all this PC crap he'd end up before a magistrate. Sadly good old humour is treated with a frown at best. Recommend watching Sammy Davis Junior's roast with Dean Martin, Milton Berle and Don amongst other guests
Ah, at 4:00 Willie Crawford. Forgot about hm.
🙏🙏
I respect it, because he wasn't a drunk.
I had to check, Lou didn't steal another base for 6 days :)
Born: June 18, 1939 (age 80 years), El Dorado, AR
Hall of fame induction: 1985
Position: Left fielder
Date joined: 1964 (St. Louis Cardinals)
Spouse: Jacqueline Layne (m. 1996), Virginia Daniels (m. 1976-1995), More
I really enjoy watching all these Don Rickles clips on TH-cam! He will definitely go down in history as one of the funniest men that ever walked this planet!! 😄🤗✌
That's comedy 🤣
Some of Rickles’ stuff has aged OK, but a lot has not withstood the test of time in my opinion, including this and the video where he was supposed to be the Dodgers new entertainment coach.
You would never know that Don began his career as a serious actor, much like Leslie Nielsen. Both went into comedy with two completely different styles. Nobody realizes how talented Nielsen had to be to get laughs and never tell a joke. Today, Don Rickles would be driven out of show business, triggering all the PC Police constantly. What they wouldn't know is, he loved everyone and would give the shirt off his back to you no matter if you were white, black, Latino, Asian, Jewish, Christian, Buddist, etc..When he kissed Lou Brock, it wasn't just an act, he would do the same thing privately.
If you watch the old Rat Pack shows, you realize they were actually making fun of racisim. You can't even do that anymore.
@@yaimavol - Great observation! Very true!
Dan rest in peace ha ha ha ha
don calls johnny a dumb-bell so funny.
Before Party Approved Correct Thinking and Speech.
Wow ! so this is where Robin Williams got his inspiration.
People who gave this a thumbs down are clods!
Tauro
(20 de abril al 20 de mayo)
Tauro
(20 de abril al 20 de mayo)
144 Hockey Pucks
Legend.
I met Lou Brock back in 1968. TOTAL class act. True gentleman.
What is your age man????
@@muhammadfurqanahmed9529 71
2020 and my heart aches for the this type of television
2020 gets worse and worse
yup Jimmy Kimmel and Fallon both apologize publicly so they don't get cancelled for a skit they did over 20 years ago about black face. It obviously wasn't done with the intention of being racist but they're getting slammed for it now.
Just goes to show that the times have changed and you simply cannot get away with it the way Don did back in those days because people just don't take jokes lightly anymore.
You aren't the only one, Kenny.
He's lost more pilots than the Japanese air force. Holy crap, that was hilarious! You couldn't get away with saying that today.
Because it wouldn't be relevant.
We must have Party Approved Correct Thinking and Speech.
Yes you can, I hear RELEVANT jokes about Iraqi/Iranian and North Korean military capabilities ALL the time, stop with the nostalgia bullshit
Johnny's other line was, "Rickles has had his hand in more pilots than an Air Force protologist.
@@XTheDentist - "Relevant" isn't the point. It was an example. Meaning, you couldn't tell that type of joke today. The fact is, the PC Police have things on edge so much, you don't know what's going to trigger them next.
That brings back memories.Don was talking about my husband Willie & me! Dee Crawford
Your husband was nice to me when I was young he autographed my glove at anaheim stadium freeway series exhibition games around 72 73 many thank yous
I was 20 years old. I used to watch Johnny with my dad. Life was good.
Yes, it was..
The days are long... but the years are short brother! Cherish every moment, Trust in JESUS!!!
The Dogs Of Chernobyl I did too. I miss these days. Jay was good but Carson was the king.
I grew up with Carson, back in the day you watched Carson, then you went to sleep. It's like Carson put the whole country to sleep. People were more civil back then, and way better tippers. Kind of pathetic what the country evolved into. If you don't believe me, just google Milwaukee news any day of the week, just pathetic. When will people ever get back to behaving themselves?
LMAO, every late night show after Carson has been nothing but a dog and pony show. It was the BEST by a mile.
Cause Johnny was funny and he kept his politics to himself.
@@DanInBranson 👍 Yes. He did.
Jay Leno made him proud.
GOAT
@L D Letterman was/is a jerk and Conan is about as funny as a groin pull.
I remember this episode sitting in my parents living room late night when I was 18 years old 2 months out of high school..great memories
Rickles ALWAYS delivered. He made you feel as though you were hanging out in Carson's house after a couple.
It take a VERY special person to verbally abuse people like that and remain the MOST loved in the room.... and THIS was a mild night.
You forget those were also the days when people could take a joke.....today those sissies would need therapy.
Everybody knew it was all part of Don's schtick. It was always said, if he wasn't like that with you, he didn't like you.
I don't think EVERYBODY knew. For example that baseball player did not look amused. I think that's why Rickles buttered him up and kissed him.
I didn't notice ANY "stitches" parts. Just polite smiling when the joke was on him and some chuckling when the joke was on Carson. I guess some people may think Carson was in stitches with his phony guffaws. What video were YOU watching? I think Rickles was only so nice at the end because he new that he'd struck a nerve.
It isn't what you say, it's who's saying it, and how it's said..... no matter what Rickles says, there's no meanness in it.....plus he was great in ' Kelly's Heroes ' one of my favorite war pics....
I've seen many videos of Don Rickles and he's always funny, warm and amusing ... but this is one of the funniest 😂😂😂
Was at the game when Lou Brock became only the 2nd man ever to reach the center field bleachers at the old Polo Grounds. Spectacular player.
Not a huge man.Don't know how he did it...a heavy wind blowing to center or just the best odds of physics!!🤔🤔🤔
Film of Brock hitting a 450 bleacher shot in the 1968 world series at Tiger Stadium.
@@sgnmath1234 It takes a great deal of physical strength to hit a baseball 400 feet let alone 450 feet- Wind or no wind!
And the kiss at the end of the ribbing.......... not a racially biased bone in that man's body. Miss Rickles so very very much!
The 6 million a year Carson was making would be over 25 million in today's money.
Sooooo ?
But today he'd have eight ex-wives instead of just two to pay alimony to.
6,000,000.?
That was some money in the day.
It was probably harder to spend 6 million back the than it is to spend 25 million today. Lol
Rickles is sitting next to one of the greatest Bird who ever lived. Brock was a Cardinal after all.
This.k's to the Dumbass cubs management 😂
jamie t PLO the & him bin Longo bun hi
"Rickles has lost more pilots than the Japanese Air Force." - Masterpiece!
Late night has suffered since Johnny Carson Jay Leno and David Letterman. Left the air waves I had humor with them and Don Rickles was one of my favorites Television will never be the same especially late with the real stars Let's hear it for the good old days
@@radnichols6397 Agreed.
My uncle took me to a Cardinals game when I was 10 and caught me a foul ball from Lou Brock.
A memory never-to-be-forgotten.
And you still have that ball, right?
That's an awesome memory to share with your uncle. Is your uncle still disappointed you couldn't catch a foul ball?
Don Rickles was Robin Williams before Robin Williams was Robin Williams. (No disrespect to Robin Williams)
you mean to say that robin learned everything from Don
Barak Porat No. I don’t think you can “learn” ADHD from someone...but you can learn that your “crazy” can be funny to the masses. 👍🏻
The only difference I see is that Williams was funny.
Adam 1 I think it’s a generational thing. Older people I know “got” Don Rickles humor more than I did...but I just realized that he was more like Williams than I realized.
V Cat Sorry. I couldn’t resist. Everyone wants to go on about what a comic genius he was, but I never once laughed at him.
Wow, what it does to my heart that after poking fun, he blesses Brock with a handshake and a kiss! Could we hope to see that kind of class again?
NO! That kind of class doesn't exist today.
Class cannot be learned......you either have it.....or you don't.
Never see this kind of class again im 38 from manchester england this lot were part of the greatest generation lads at 16 yrs of age volunteers to go to war now they dont knw if they wana be a man or a woman there were themselves on and off camera knew where they came from thats why they had class didnt think they were above any1
Once upon a time we had Late Night shows for everyone!
Watched this episode with my dad when it aired and we were howling with laughter at Rickles' insanity.
The love Rickles gives to Lou is priceless. We all..in this world need to act this same way. Its really not not hard.
Im hoping that this kind of love is so addicting that it infects the ones who do bad and make wrong decisions in life.
To be insulted by Don was to be loved by him. The line about Lou's wife saying "Lou's gonna steal more bases" was right out of left field.....
Love Don its been mantra to me
Vern Rapp worst cardinals manager ever .
Lou Brock was the greatest base runner of all times, he took off at full speed and his feet never touched the ground...
It helped that he had a .293 lifetime batting avg. in order to get on base.
RIP Lou Brock. Passed away today at 81. Time to join the other legends in heaven.
My fave comedian of all time! He waved at me after his show at South Lake Tahoe. Great moment never 4get it!
Lost more pilots than the Japanese Air Force. LOL savage.
Seeing Don interact with Johnny’s guests is the most entertaining thing on TH-cam. Who doesn’t love Lou, baseball in the 70’s was awesome
Don Rickles is the best entertainer in show business with Johnny Carson they are the best showman!!!
Lou Brock Great player for the St, Louis , Great team, Great pitchers,Great players back in the day. Baseball was Baseball. Note. Bob Gibson!!!! Great Pitcher.
RIP Lou Brock.
Lou Brock is thinking, "Is there any way I can get out of here?"
Johnny said “I’m set for the fall!!” 😂😂