Wow the Steel Wheels really had a groove going this episode! Hope they get back out on tour soon! I still have the tour program from when I saw them open for Peter Cetera in '91
I was there! You know they started off as a backing band for Crystal Gale during her ill-fated “acid-rock cruises” phase. It was Cetera who split them up. He was trying to ph ch the band and band the singer. Or was it the other way around? I heard all this from Colleen Camp, who I was dating at the time. That’s how I got backstage passes to the show. Turns out she was cheating on me with nearly everyone on the bill but Rusty!
This show is so educational. Just in the credits alone I learned who shot Andy Warhol, what plastination is, and the story of a hotel owned by a serial killer. What other show does that for you?
Well, that's just swell. Now what am I supposed to do with this full-back tattoo I have of Claude Akins...!? YOU were the one who persuaded me to get it, after that Sunday night we spent with Timothy Leary and Jack Klugman at the water park...
I really felt that tug on the heart string there at the end, and I was a little choked up. Then I remembered its Sweeps Week, and now I think it was just a stunt, just a big time Hollywood stunt. Thanks for the Carrot Top shout-out, truly doesn't get enough respect.
I should probably send you my doctor bill for bruised ribs and coffee burns caused by the Flo Hos commercial. I haven’t laughed that hard to the point of pain in a long time. I had to pause it to really enjoy all the stuff on the box. Will you ever put all your commercials on a single video? They are so clever down to the smallest detail.
I first met Dr. Z when he was working as a busboy at Pea Soup Andersen's. I told him he was ripping off Andy Kaufman's bit, and he told me to go to Hell, as he'd been working there since 1970, having lost a bet with the owner about who could down the most bowl's of their signature dish in 5 minutes. He was so mad at me, I never even got a chance to apologize, so I'd like to do that now: Doc, I'm sorry.
I had a brief brush with him at a casting call in '68 for "Charly", a movie based on "Flowers for Algernon". He was pushing hard for them to consider adapting the film to have test apes instead of mice. The bastard even rewrote the whole script with new speaking dialogue for a chimp. Baffled, the casting director pointed out he was an orangutan and not a chimp and the good doctor stormed out. Some schmuck with a cigarette who looked like Rod Serling but in color and drunk offered him a part in Planet of the Apes while they were in the men's bathroom. That primadonna had the gall to ask for his character to have his name instead of the original scripted name of 'Dr. Bonzo'. He still wasn't as bad as the mouse who got the part in Charly though. That little shit ate all the cheese in craft services and demanded it's own trailer with a man sized hamster wheel and an unpaid intern to run on it. I was that intern.
I once attended one of his key parties in The Valley. My wife at the time swapped with Z's partner at the time, and I had a great time. That other girl eventually got cast on a little show called Laugh-In. That's right. It was the glorious Ruth Buzzi. What? You thought I was gonna say Goldie Hawn?
Which location? The Buelton or Carlsbad location? The Carlsbad location was a TGI Fridays for years, but is now a food hall and bar. I would bet the good Dr. swallowed the most Teaveler’s Specials.
When the Neilson people call to ask me about my viewing habits I will probably tell them it is none of their damned business, which is true, because I have never broke bread with the Neilson people.
Difficult even today to hear the name Carnassus… he provided Jackie with the lifestyle to which she was accustomed ~but she was in such a shattered & fragile state & in reality, he only hurt her more. She would ~of course, triumph on her terms with elegance & unequalled class. The epitome of The First Lady
Whenever I see Carrot Top perform, I get the uneasy feeling that even he is embarrassed. Sort of like when I had to stand in as Winnie in the all-male performance of "No, No, Nanette" at the old Devereux Dinner House in Armonk NY. Glad we only lasted two performances, felt like I dodged a bullet.
I enjoy watching the shows. I haven’t laughed this hard since Telly Savalis’ parties in the ‘70s. I will say Loni Anderson’s jiggling as she laughed is something your show has yet to replicate for me.
I get a laugh every time, before even watching. Read the description above, he always time stamps this 12 minute show, for our convenience! So handy and thoughtful : )
Actual laugh out loud moments, Flo Ho's just kept getting better and better the more time I had to read the box...Flo Ho's box that is...You're Jewish right...why don't you wan to go to heaven? Deadpan. The Dr. was Real In. tonight.
"You look like Vicki Lawrence's reflection in a puddle." **Coffee spit take** HAHA **cough cough cough** HAHAHA.... Yes, but was there a Transportation Tennille?
BOY! Do I miss those FLO HO'S...mom used to put one in my lunch box every Friday for being a GOOD BOY. What memories...! Now I want to know who got the FULL BACK TATTOO of Claude Akins? Anybody got any guesses?
Never heard of this actress, her show, or her Dad, but according to Wikipedia, her Mom is none other than SNL _legend_ Laraine Newman! Why no mention of _her?_
@@realdanagould Am I a splendid human being, Dana? I realized why you featured Laraine Newman at the end. Do I get credit for being a smart gets-all-the-references audience member...?
Dr.Z was on tour with the Dead circa 1970 something when he realized that Jerry Garcia may be his relative...due to the hirsute look...well after a quick tour of the Spahn Ranch ole Chuck set him straight on who is related. Tollllplllĺ I
It’s very strange, but in all the interviews I’ve seen with Hannah, the fact that her mom Is Laraine Newman has never been mentioned. It must be a precondition she sets in all her interviews. There are some people who get by in film and tv based on their parent’s connections, but if you have no talent it only goes so far.
I had a dream that the good Doctor was DJing at a nude roller disco off of Magnolia, I kept getting lapped by Claude Akins while he chased Jill St. John.
Is it true you had a crush on Serge Gainsbourgs girlfriend and wrote a song about her and then Eric Clapton heard it, plagiarized it, and became the hit song Layla?
“We played dueling drug smugglers on a 2 part Mannix.” Hilarious 😂🤣😂
That was a good episode. Mannix dropped Carrot Top 100yds from his car window with his snubby .38.
Can't go wrong with "Carrot Top looking like Vicki Lawrence's reflection in a puddle"
All it takes is a visit from the good doctor and a Flo Ho in my mouth to leave me content for the entire day.
I haven't had this much fun since I accidentally interrupted "Uncle Miltie" schtooping Imogene Coca backstage at one of Jerry Lewis' marathons.
Telethon. Jerry did telethons.
Wow the Steel Wheels really had a groove going this episode! Hope they get back out on tour soon! I still have the tour program from when I saw them open for Peter Cetera in '91
I was there! You know they started off as a backing band for Crystal Gale during her ill-fated “acid-rock cruises” phase. It was Cetera who split them up. He was trying to ph ch the band and band the singer. Or was it the other way around? I heard all this from Colleen Camp, who I was dating at the time. That’s how I got backstage passes to the show. Turns out she was cheating on me with nearly everyone on the bill but Rusty!
When Rusty started playing the keyboard...and nothing happened 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love that you've made the episodes longer. The General Carnassus is a great addition.
I mean, you buy the hat you're gonna use it
@@captlazarus Pretty sure you can't buy that hat. It's a custom job !
Doing simultaneous Doctor Z and Johnny Carson impressions is certainly interesting.
This show is so educational. Just in the credits alone I learned who shot Andy Warhol, what plastination is, and the story of a hotel owned by a serial killer.
What other show does that for you?
I remember that one episode of Cavett where he interviewed Groucho, John Cassavetes & The Zodiac Killer was a bit of an eye opener.
the General Carnassus segments are the sleeper hit of the spring
Well, that's just swell. Now what am I supposed to do with this full-back tattoo I have of Claude Akins...!? YOU were the one who persuaded me to get it, after that Sunday night we spent with Timothy Leary and Jack Klugman at the water park...
OMG this just gets funnier all the time!! I love Dr. Z!
A hidden gem. Should have way more subscribers.
I really felt that tug on the heart string there at the end, and I was a little choked up. Then I remembered its Sweeps Week, and now I think it was just a stunt, just a big time Hollywood stunt.
Thanks for the Carrot Top shout-out, truly doesn't get enough respect.
The Karnak bit is SPOT-ON!
I should probably send you my doctor bill for bruised ribs and coffee burns caused by the Flo Hos commercial. I haven’t laughed that hard to the point of pain in a long time. I had to pause it to really enjoy all the stuff on the box. Will you ever put all your commercials on a single video? They are so clever down to the smallest detail.
I first met Dr. Z when he was working as a busboy at Pea Soup Andersen's. I told him he was ripping off Andy Kaufman's bit, and he told me to go to Hell, as he'd been working there since 1970, having lost a bet with the owner about who could down the most bowl's of their signature dish in 5 minutes. He was so mad at me, I never even got a chance to apologize, so I'd like to do that now: Doc, I'm sorry.
I had a brief brush with him at a casting call in '68 for "Charly", a movie based on "Flowers for Algernon". He was pushing hard for them to consider adapting the film to have test apes instead of mice. The bastard even rewrote the whole script with new speaking dialogue for a chimp. Baffled, the casting director pointed out he was an orangutan and not a chimp and the good doctor stormed out. Some schmuck with a cigarette who looked like Rod Serling but in color and drunk offered him a part in Planet of the Apes while they were in the men's bathroom. That primadonna had the gall to ask for his character to have his name instead of the original scripted name of 'Dr. Bonzo'. He still wasn't as bad as the mouse who got the part in Charly though. That little shit ate all the cheese in craft services and demanded it's own trailer with a man sized hamster wheel and an unpaid intern to run on it. I was that intern.
I once attended one of his key parties in The Valley. My wife at the time swapped with Z's partner at the time, and I had a great time. That other girl eventually got cast on a little show called Laugh-In. That's right. It was the glorious Ruth Buzzi. What? You thought I was gonna say Goldie Hawn?
Which location? The Buelton or Carlsbad location? The Carlsbad location was a TGI Fridays for years, but is now a food hall and bar.
I would bet the good Dr. swallowed the most Teaveler’s Specials.
Dude, bold and fine choice @@Wiley_Coyote
Dr Z has quickly become a daily staple for me, thank you, Dr Z.
When the Neilson people call to ask me about my viewing habits I will probably tell them it is none of their damned business, which is true, because I have never broke bread with the Neilson people.
Thank God Rusty survived!
Difficult even today to hear the name Carnassus… he provided Jackie with the lifestyle to which she was accustomed ~but she was in such a shattered & fragile state & in reality, he only hurt her more. She would ~of course, triumph on her terms with elegance & unequalled class. The epitome of The First Lady
Onassis?
Carnassus… less back hair
I am getting my hopes up for a 18 minute season finale.
Jack Webb passed out on the couch. The visuals… .
I like to have a delicious Flo-Ho, after a nice dinner of pork chops and applesauce, that's swell.
This is my favorite episode of the bunch. Pure gold.
one of the best ever! so grateful fer the extra time! pure excellence
I ran into Bob Denver at Ralph’s the other day and he said he was bumped from your show for Joey bishop???
‘Looking like Vicki Lawrence’s reflection in a puddle.” I’m dead. Lol!
Hangin’ with Dr.Z on my birthday. You can’t beat it.
You have to figure Billy Graham and John Holmes have at least 14 things to talk about.
Whenever I see Carrot Top perform, I get the uneasy feeling that even he is embarrassed. Sort of like when I had to stand in as Winnie in the all-male performance of "No, No, Nanette" at the old Devereux Dinner House in Armonk NY. Glad we only lasted two performances, felt like I dodged a bullet.
This is simply genius. Thank you for the funny.
That Hannah , woo! something special.. Good episode Dr Z ! ;)
"Nothing to do with your bathing suit area" Hahaha!
I enjoy watching the shows. I haven’t laughed this hard since Telly Savalis’ parties in the ‘70s. I will say Loni Anderson’s jiggling as she laughed is something your show has yet to replicate for me.
"Our next guest marries talent with some other talent." I'm going to keep that one, in my back pocket.
That’s a 2 part Mannix I really wanna see!
I get a laugh every time, before even watching. Read the description above, he always time stamps this 12 minute show, for our convenience! So handy and thoughtful : )
My friend Greg is a huge fan of the Flo Ho..
my new favorite show thanks Z and Company - i feel like this show is made for me lol
THAT’S THE GOAL!
@@realdanagould NOICE! if you ever need help with anything or if I can help let me know - u guy's are killing it
I'm high af. Watched this show, ate all the Flo Hos, and then stroked off to the box. Win win win.
You gotta tell Rusty to stop playing copyrighted music. They keep blanking out his playing!
Very glad to see General Carnassis back.
Showing Laraine Newman from a previous interview. I see what you did there.
There is so much love it these episodes
Graham and Holmes, together again! Can't wait! :D
Actual laugh out loud moments, Flo Ho's just kept getting better and better the more time I had to read the box...Flo Ho's box that is...You're Jewish right...why don't you wan to go to heaven? Deadpan. The Dr. was Real In. tonight.
"You look like Vicki Lawrence's reflection in a puddle." **Coffee spit take** HAHA **cough cough cough** HAHAHA....
Yes, but was there a Transportation Tennille?
I already commented but I had to double down to show my appreciation for that Mannix reference.
BOY! Do I miss those FLO HO'S...mom used to put one in my lunch box every Friday for being a GOOD BOY. What memories...!
Now I want to know who got the FULL BACK TATTOO of Claude Akins? Anybody got any guesses?
Listen to 'em Jack! Don't pull a Bill Holden!
9:59 Her look at the camera - priceless.
Dr. Z's suit is amazing. Is it Botany 500?
I love the show but I need that jacket. I always wanted one
I miss Johnny Carson, every time I watch Dr. Z.
Im grabbing my box of "FLo Ho's" today !!!
Events coordinator: Fatty Arbuckle. Hahaha, dark. Dark.
Just learned about the loss of Gilbert. Keep yourself healthy Dana. Your appreciated. Where the hell else are we going to find this type of material?!
Nice job, Hannah! Funny, I always thought Dr. Z was Jewish.
That ending! Bwahahaha!
Thank you!
Emmy worthy
Her name means one binder
It's Space Ghost with Dr. Z. So great.
Dana Gould is brilliant. General CARnassus on the road to coffee soon?
Carrot top! An endless well of humor
Rusty is the Vic Tayback of Telly Savalas's
Flo-Ho!! Love it!
The only show that matters.
Dr. Z: Flo Hos!
Subtitles: Blowholes!
Damn 20th Century Fox STILL ain’t sued you guys YET 😳😳😳
I’m impressed 😆
It would be Disney now.
Cable Puller- Louis C. K. Hahaha!
These are phenomenal.
I like this enough to watch it, and I am feeling too cynical to watch anything, so this show must be outstanding 😢😮😅
Never heard of this actress, her show, or her Dad, but according to Wikipedia, her Mom is none other than SNL _legend_ Laraine Newman!
Why no mention of _her?_
You're kidding, right?
They are both splendid human beings. Splendid!
@@realdanagould Am I a splendid human being, Dana? I realized why you featured Laraine Newman at the end. Do I get credit for being a smart gets-all-the-references audience member...?
Subtle. A photo of Hannah's mom at the end.
Thanks, I needed that. :)
Hilarious. Fearless.
Little Fux- The name went on before the quality went in.
I am convinced Carrot Top injects steroids in his face.
Dwayne Johnson...🤣😂🤣🤣🤣
instant electricity
since you’re doing carson bits, how about a doctor z take on art fern?
Such a somber note to end the show on...
The audience is goin' ape tonight!
How do I get my Agent (mom) to get me booked on the BIG SHOW!
Awesome!
Dr.Z was on tour with the Dead circa 1970 something when he realized that Jerry Garcia may be his relative...due to the hirsute look...well after a quick tour of the Spahn Ranch ole Chuck set him straight on who is related. Tollllplllĺ
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It’s very strange, but in all the interviews I’ve seen with Hannah, the fact that her mom
Is Laraine Newman has never been mentioned. It must be a precondition she sets in all her interviews.
There are some people who get by in film and tv based on their parent’s connections, but if you have no talent it only goes so far.
This is great
A new one!
Make sure you ask John Holmes how he got his nickname. Oh wait.. I get it now. Nevermind
Andy Dick's firewater!
Thanks Dr 😎
He should have her mom and the show too.
Love Lil Fux products, not as appetizing as pictured… amen.
Flo Hos! The snack cake that's better than Suzie Qs Yodel-ing Ring Ding.
you gotta get space ghost to do an interview.. get brak and Zorak too for extra points.. dont forget moltar
4:31 Rustys playing the keyboard but nothing happens?
I choked on a flo ho once. Boy did that cost me
I had a dream that the good Doctor was DJing at a nude roller disco off of Magnolia, I kept getting lapped by Claude Akins while he chased Jill St. John.
Hilarious
Is it true you had a crush on Serge Gainsbourgs girlfriend and wrote a song about her and then Eric Clapton heard it, plagiarized it, and became the hit song Layla?
Jane Birkin. OOF central, baby.