Rodney Dangerfield at the Top of His Game (1980)
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- Two nights before the premiere of Caddyshack, Johnny Carson welcomed Rodney Dangerfield to the Tonight Show stage, “My next guest has a lot of things going. He’s starring in a movie which opens nationally Friday, July 25th, called Caddyshack. He’s got a new album out called No Respect. He’s a good friend and a funny man. Would you welcome, Rodney Dangerfield!”
Originally aired July 23, 1980 on the Tonight Show.
0:59 “I checked into a hotel, I asked the bellhop to handle my bag. He started to feel up my wife.”
2:00 “I was a very ugly kid. Everytime my old man wanted to have sex, my mother showed him my picture.”
6:47 “I know I’m getting old. I’m at the age now if I hear someone goes both ways, I figure it’s number one and number two.”
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One of THE greatest comedians to EVER walk the earth...Rodney Dangerfield
Got my vote greatest comedian ever, funniest man ever
Fun fact for you: Rodney Dangerfield was the first celebrity to have a personal website
This is news to me, thanks.
Interesting
He just oozes stage presence... he was always in complete control of the audience. A titan of American comedy.
Well said.
My fave! I miss him!
The GOAT of one liners.
Rodney didn't find himself until late into his career. You see the highlights of him at his best but this wasn't his original act.
I think you can make that worldwide. Everywhere he went, he was popular. RIP Rodney. 😢😅❤😂
His body movements and bulging eyes are funnier than 99% of other comedians entire acts.
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Correct!
*adjusts neck tie* lol haha its awsome eh bud
The tie! 🙌 😂
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"My wife and I lived happily for 25 years. And then we met."
Lmao doesn't matter how old you are Rodney Dangerfield one-liners are the best
Damn.... I relate to that one.
"My wife really completes me, Once I met her I was finished" -absolute gold
@@jshepard152 Me too.
You’re right…
I have a small penis…4 inches
Some women don’t like them that big around tho
I love how he does his stand-up routine, then sits down for the interview, and the interview is just a continued stand-up routine.
Let me tell ya, John...
Robin williams was the same. Maybe there is a connection of a sad childhood having to cover up your true feelings
His sit-down routine is just as flawless!
@dwaynoinsano5053 lol Yep! From a stand-up to a sit-down!
@@nicholastricarico185 A lot of people have sad childhoods but most of them don't become hilarious comics...there's more to it
That one - "my mother never breastfed me, she told me she liked me as a friend"
hilarious
Or "My mother breastfed me through a straw!"
Yeah great joke lol
(that's CRAZY)...😄👍😎
@Blondie SL This bit is so beautiful!
My father carries around the picture of the kid who came with his wallet.
This guy was a genius. This was his verbal ability to find the connections of tragedy in his life and make it hilarious. He wasn’t a comedian, he was a poet of humor.
so very very true
Too bad he gets no respect no respect at all I tell ya that
He was a man of great talent who was able to find humor in life's every day hardships
He's up there with Mark Twain, Wodehouse and Wilde with his ability to twist language so sharply and so surreally. You Americans should be proud of this one, he's an overlooked treasure.
Damn wow. Never looked at it that way. Makes Rodney even more brilliant.
Pretty cool to see him promoting Caddyshack just before it took off and became a huge classic.
"The movie is longer than that really" - Still the best comeback to clip commenting to this date. What an icon.
No one thought it was going to be a hit or classic. He was probably promoting it because of his contract.
I know thinking the same thing
Rodney made the movie
that's really cool. he had no idea he was just in quite possible the best comedy of all time. I think it is, not many better if it isn't.
He's got my respect.
Yeah mine too! Love it when he adjusts his tie LOL
The freight train of comedy in fine form. It sucks knowing that Rodney's been gone for 14 years now.
Joshua Brooks 😢😢😢😭
,their can never be a Rodney Dangerfield,in this climate were in,he was one of a kind.the best. And a further note as to what I said earlier
Even Seinfeld said he will never do stand up comedy at college campus again
I saw him live in 1982. We were young and it was sold out, so me and couple buddies jumped the fence of the venue and watched from the grass. Amazing!!! Never forget it. He was flawless. We laughed every second of the act.
No matter how old his routine is or how many thousand times i watch it, it still makes me laugh. A true legend.
100 jokes told 1000 ways and endlessly funny.
Loved him. Was clean in his and loved him in back to school and caddy shack
Rodney is a legend! It's a shame that we have to get old and pass away. I miss him so much.
The crowd had no clue how iconic and funny this movie would become.
Nightputting.
:)
The greatest movie about Golf that's ever been made. Caddyshack II the worst movie about Golf ever made.
@@MrSmiley1964 didn’t even know there was a second one.
@@MrSmiley1964 the only funny parts of II are the ones with Dan Aykroyd and Chevy Chase the rest of the film is trash
This is comedy gold...Rodney Dangerfield is and was a legend. His routines were just so funny. His movie roles are now iconic. A period of time where you were allowed to be....funny and real in the moment of time in history....
So Rodney comes out and says what a crowd,what a crowd ! I’m ok now, but last week I was in rough shape , my wife signed me up for a bridge club! “ I jump off next Tuesday “
LMAO
I've never heard that one LOOOL
That was a fantastic collaboration. Carson/Dangerfield. Timeless raw American culture. 📺
Absolutely ageless. During the covid isolation my children and I explored my childhood favorites. They loved it and together we survived with the help of laughter. Thank you sincerely Mr. Dangerfield. XOXOXO
How original was this man, grew up in the 70’s and loved his material up into the 80’s ! Classic
Rodney....best stand up comedian ever! I'll never forget Ridney delivering a one -liner I heard on the radio while driving my car(past a cemetery, timing was impeccable)... Rodney : "you know you're getting old when you pass by a cemetery and the guys with shovels start chasing ya". It was like he gave me a personal laugh as I was not in a happy mood at the time. He was and will always be my favorite comedian.
He was a machine gun of the one liners, dude was a comedic genius at self deprecating jokes. 😂 RIP legend 🎤
Wow. Rodney and Carson. We will never see the likes of them again
R.I.P Rodney, an absolute legend to this world. We were truly blessed to have grown up watching you on tv
Who told you you could feel up my wife. Everybody
Victor Espino you suck. It goes:
"I said to him, I said hey buddy, who told you you could play around with my wife?
He said "everybody"
Victor Espino i was so fat i got my shoes shined an i had to take his word for it 😅😅
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I went to Hollywood, they gave me a tour of all the extras houses... *points up to the mic* that's on definitely?
@@zReNAgAdE504 Weird Al used the same line in "Fat."
I love him man WTF I hate this era
I love how the panel portion of his visits to talk shows is just a continuation of his set. Legend.
No body like rodney
@@mikevenetos7149 no doubt.
I had some jokes similar to Rodney's, such as: I had a hankerchief with black and white squares on them, somebody walks up to me, looks at my hankerchief, and says to me, "you going to the races?" I says "No, why?" And he says "Cause your hankerchief looks like the checkered flag."
Unforgettable, forever more. One of a kind. Younger comedians loved Rodney out of respect and guidance. i saw Chris Rock on the Actor's Studio with James Lipton. He shared a great story, as an up and coming comedian on SNL. Rock was appearing at a Comedy Club, and went to the men's room after his gig. Standing next to the urinal was Dangerfield. Chris said he felt he totally killed the audience in his set. They loved him! But Rodney looks at him over his shoulder while taking his leak, and sez, "You're funny kid.. But lose all the vulgar swear words. It will kill you and your act,.:(sic).Chris Rock felt crushed about Rodney's criticism. He said he was depressed for a few weeks....cause he loved Rodney Dangerfield. But Chris decided to stay his course. So it turns out about 3 yrs later, Rock is doing another stand up comedy gig. After the show, he is sitting at his table, having a drink and chilling out from the adrenalin...and lo and behold, here comes Rodney Dangerfield. Hadn't seen him since having a pee together 3 yrs earlier. But Rock's fame has doubled over these years. Rodney comes up to him, puts his big hand on his shoulder, and says "Kid, never take anyone's advise. You are great!": True story!
Long live Rodney Dangerfield, one of the funniest and greatest comedians ever; a true peer of Don Rickles, Richard Pryor, Steve Martin and many more!
💥💥 Stand up was so deeply rooted in his soul that I don’t think that he could speak a single sentence that wasn’t said as a joke. Pure comedic brilliance.
The King. Nobody even comes close.
We miss ya, Rodney.
Sleep well, wherever you are.
What a man. What a legend. A charmer. A great guy. Comedy is a synonym with Mr. Dangerfield ❤️❤️
Legendary! No one else did comedy like Rodney!
This guy was 100% on top of his game he killed it this night people were not even laughing hard enough
Rodney is a genius.The best part is watching Jonny laugh at his genius.
I think today he can truly say, "I get respect."
"You buy a hat like this you get a free bowl of soup."
That's the funniest line in movie history.
I have an old hat that I wear so I can use that line on myself.
So I’ve got that going for me. Which is nice.
@Daniel Moore How about this line from Back To School: I'm in such bad shape they're going to donate my body to science fiction LOL
Yes, he was the best.
I have a smile on my face or laughing out loud; I do miss his comedy. 😂
He was so authentic and a simply brilliant stand-up artist.
I can never get enough of Rodney Dangerfield which is bad cause he is forever nonstop!
Imagine how brilliant one has to be in order to fire funny sentences this fast. His brain activity must have been through the roof.
Henny Youngman was good at it too. Youngman was one of Dangerfield's influences and it shows in his routine.
I wonder why...
Yeah, he was genius. Once people realise how much intelligence humour requires. .. only a moron would choose to hang out with a person who was strictly an intellectual. As brilliant as Newton was, i guarantee he wasn't nearly as much fun to hang out with.
Just roasting himself love it but they eating it up !
Yeah, cocaine does that. He was still a genius though
"I hit a fat girl, she said 'why didn't you go around me?' I said I don't think I have enough gas' " HAHAHA amazing
you'd get cancelled for doing that joke today xD
@@rawr9154 nope, Dave Chappelle is doing fine.
@@cericat well you have to be the right color.. black privilege vs white privilege.
Similar to the Al Bundy joke. " How dare you say that to my face. I'd say it behind your back but my car's only got half a tank of gas ".
great - hard to get away with that these days unfortunately
it's funny how they see a clip and little did they know how much of a classic that movie was going to become!
Mr.Beendoinit32 ii
1980 was such a great year for movies.
Look at the movie Friday B movie, but it became a classic.
This is amazing. Holds up. He’s a genius of comedy. Much respect to him and whomever put these up.
We named our Dog Egypt...He left a pyramid in every room..!!! Hilarious man...😅
Classic Rodney!! He was one of those rare talents that was funny live and on screen!
This guy deserved to live forever
The Cubans in the waterbed looking for Florida had me in stitches...RIP Rodney
I almost met him once in Hollywood. I just missed him.
My mom knew all those guys in Hollywood.
My dad was a famous musician.
I grew up in a party house.
What an amazing moment, right before Caddyshack one of the funniest movie performances ever. Rodney mentiomed preferring live performing, and I've heard an interview I think with Harold Ramis who said that Rodney thought he wasn't funny because he was so used to immediate laughter after this jokes, and of course everyone had to not laugh when filming. They would burst out laughing once he yelled cut, and Harold assured him he was a riot.
timmmahhhh so Rodney comes on the stage and says I have this crazy doctor, he told me if I wanted to stop chewing gum start smoking!
timmmahhhh 1
timmmahhhh I remember this guy from the Casper movie lol
Bitchin story. I can imagine that.
I tell ya, my high school was tough. We had the only school newspaper with an obituary column.
Truly one of the most original and best comedians and comic actors ever. Rodney's humor and schtick is the 'gift that keeps on giving'. "My mother never breastfed me"? Aw C'mon! Genius line!
One of the Greatest of All Time, and a personal Favorite, Thank you Mr. Dangerfield, Rest In Peace Sir .... A fan from Brooklyn.
“I was fat, or you kiddin’, I was so fat when I got my shoe shine I had to take the guy word for it” I feel this one when under appreciated, it was hilarious!!
Those were the days. As kids we never appreciated how good we had it. RD was on fire in this one.
It’s a trip to hear Rodney talking about the upcoming movie called Caddyshack!
He wrote all the jokes himself. The standup routine in this clip was the funniest of all the Tonight Show appearances.
Yet he still gets no respect, no respect at all
Yah says he wrote all the jokes himself it shows. OOOoooh
I'm so glad and lucky to have grown up watching this legend!
“The other day I got into a taxi. I told the driver to take me where the loose women are.”
“......he took me to my house!”
worth noting is the film clip has lines that were edited out of the final film--such as that bit about "don't get them. too tight they;ll break your fortune cookie"
Rodney Dangerfield used comedy as a way to get away from the depression and pain that he suffered from. His upbringing was extremely tumultuous as he suffered from poverty in his youth, he was abandoned by his father at an early age, he was hated, belittled, and neglected by both his mother and his sister, he suffered from antisemitic bullying, and it was said that he was molested as a child also. He literally had to take care of himself early on and also took any job he was able to get in order to support his poor family even though he was unloved. He basically used humor as a way to cope with his horrific childhood, as well as the negative things that he witnessed growing up.
That's very sad - I just discovered him through SNL' s Joe Pesci Show.
He turned negative into positive. So much respect for him.
I thought that was what the cocaine was for
I respect the hell out of you Rodney Dangerfield
I love how you were able to smoke back then in public that's awesome 😎
Rodney was KING!!
"In California, they took me on a sightseeing tour...they took me to all the extras' houses!!"...where did he ever get such funny jokes?? We need a movie about his life!!
Wow, Carson kept cigarettes on the desk and they smoke on set.
Yeah smoking after lunch right outside the cafeteria was a priceless experience. Ahh... the good old days.
619 OG we had a cancer pit for the class of ‘75 and a gun rack in the truck with a rifle or shotgun in the parking lot too!
@619 OG yes I remember. I graduated HS in 1990 and there was a smoke pit outside the lunch room.
Yea it wasn't that bad for you as it is today 😆
@OAT351 True, but he probably would have died of something anyway.
I had the pleasure of seeing Rodney twice live. To say this guy is a comedic genius is a vast, vast understatement.
My favorite line of his i ever heard was, "As a kid I played hide and seek, and no one would even look for me."
Never gets old...😂😂😂
It’s 2020 and the jokes are still funny.
It’s 2022 and these jokes are keeping me sane.
One of the most classic comedies of my youth, Caddyshack! Sometimes I hit the Dangerfield shot for fun. Thump, thump, whack!
He's has my respect
One of the best movies of its time. Looks good on u!!!!
His career in comedy didn't start until he was middle aged. He had given up trying to make it in showbiz and was selling vacuum cleaners door to door when he finally got discovered or got his "break".
His wife, the butt of so many of his jokes, had to persuade him to try stand-up one more time. It was then that he came up with the "I don't get no respect" routine and we all know how that worked out.
Aluminum siding. Where does your info come from, cereal boxes?
Wish I had the the opportunity to see him live. Sadly, I never did. My only experience with Rodney was on the tonight show. I miss is appearances on late night TV. I miss him. He was the one liner king.
Rodney was the best there ever was
There is NOT one person like Dangerfield, no one period.
Thank you for including the clip!
I loved this funny guy! Rodney was filming Easy Money in Staten Island, NY. It was at this house where everyone was in the back yard celebrating his daughter's wedding. Now all the stars had campers(RV's) as their dressing room. They were parked on the street, and I knew the teamster driver, who was driving Rodney's RV. he told me this Rodney is driving me nuts! He couldn't get any drugs or marijuana, so he told me to go to a store nearby and get some Airplane Glue!! He was a great comedian, and his material was said in 'rapid fire'. A human comedy machine, who lived to be in his 80's! Unbelievable funny guy!!!!
He was one of a kind for sure!!
Rodney could have silenced Don Rickles. Rickles was funny but would have avoided Rodney on stage. Rodney ruled!
Do you think so?
Why's that?
A lot of people miss the best part. johnny only said about 5 words in 10 minutes lmao. He was so smart. He knew he was playing second fiddle every time Dangerfield on. Brilliant
. never dropped the F word once. Not one swear word
I love rodney from brandi snyder
He did late in his career
@@EAchank Well in the film "Easy Money" he did too.. but these guys (like buddy hackett) were very funny without the filth. but once in a while makes it funnier because you don't expect it.
@@raudiaz6245 yeah, the one with Joe Pesci!...(1983)
Well, not on tv. But he did it live and on cable like Richard Prior!...
So this virus ya know? You gotta be safe you gotta wear a mask... My wife’s never been so happy to see me!
BWAHAHAHAHA!!!
Badum-tiss
🤣🤣🤣
these were some of his best lines, but you could add 100 more classics.
Rodney Dangerfield, because Al Bundy needs a idol.
Those were the days....I'd go back in a minute!!!
Considering he was in the 70s and 80s his jokes all have relevance to today on the album. Just NSFW. All his one liners are a conversation starter. Lol imagine the looks you'd get today😂
Theylll never be another like him!
The Greatest comedian of all time.
Rodney Dangerfield the king of comedy what he had money couldn't buy
American icon of comedy. God bless him.
Johnny Carson and Ed McMahon together takes me back to my childhood. I miss those days.
Awwww I miss he's comedy and standup...
GOOD TIMES..
Delightful. Thanks for posting.
Possibly the funniest man to have ever lived!
Rodney is the greatest dad joke comic of all time bar none. 😊😊
Dude caddy shack no way. That was one of the most important movies of my childhood.
my sides hurt and I pissed myself laughing.
2024 and Rodney is better than most performers these days
When comedy was actually FUNNY!
My favorite comedian.
Rodney's comedy works like an effective tranquilizer!