Phyllis Diller • Classic Standup Routine • 1965 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]

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[@boxadorsrus5991]

Phyllis Diller joke from the 1966 record album Live At The Hungry Eye, a comedy club in San Francisco: "I asked my hairdresser what I could put to my hair to make it better and he said... 'a match' ".

[@Pimp-Master]

She may have not been a Beatnik herself, but she started off in that fragile, Bay Area, intellectual scene being somewhat seriously comical, before discovering her gonzo alter-ego.

[@SamtheMan0508]

I loved her humor, especially when she talked about her mother in law. I loved Joan Rivers too.

[@TangSongs]

Brilliant comedy by a brilliant lady!

[@arielb5317]

Oh Phyllis such an amazing talent!! Loved seeing her in shows while I was growing up!

[@standMoses]

My hero!

[@Pimp-Master]

10 minutes without any breaks! Wowee...jeez, that will never happen again on good old, linear (broadcast) TV, lemme tell ya...and what about the kids and all that long hair?

[@tazzieflats]

Hey from HOLLAND...I REALLY LOVED WATCHING THIS LADY,❤ HER WICKED 😜HUMOR🤭 (and Self-mockery!) AND HER LAUGH!!
(We have a comedylady over here "Tineke Schouten"🤔 I wonder if they are nieces 😉)Thanks and cheers, tazzie.

[@johnduffy6992]

From America.. she was a funny lady

[@johnduffy6992]

She should be shared with everyone

[@johnduffy6992]

Happy Woman's History month.. to a true legend..

[@user-uw1er9fg7p]

For old time female comedians, Phyllis Diller, Joan Rivers and Gilda Radner were hilarious. What women were doing what they were doing in the 1960's and 70's? Very few. There was Mary Tyler Moore, Carol Burnette and Laverne and Shirley, but who else before SNL and the 1980's, and besides Roseanne, these were the OG's. Obviously, Lucille Ball, but I preferred Diller and Joan Rivers.

[@anthonytaylor7928]

Moms mabley Marcia Warfield

[@nathueil1]

Her chilli was sooo good!

[@judymarie1]

Still find her funny. Loved the Fang jokes.

[@resurrectionsunday]

Love Aunt Phyllis

[@stevesiriani4135]

nice!..

[@Concretelytrue111]

Recollections

[@WitchKing-Of-Angmar]

She was in her late 40s here, I couldn't tell, I thought she was way younger.

[@ryansmith4494]

She had A LOT of plastic surgery.
Not that it’s bad she looked so different.

[@marisaelenenadiejamusiccom3974]

LoL haha 😂 🌺❤️🌹

[@thelonewolf7287]

Phyllis was an actual female comedian who is actually funny compared to the modern-day female comedian

[@daver5150]

I was 5 days old when this was aired.

[@Pimp-Master]

9 years old here. I had listened to her stand up LP before that...well, lucky me