I have regularly been watching hosts like Fallon, Kimmel etc. Recently I'm on Don Rickle's marathon! The one thing I noticed is that Carson never interrupted his guests and never fake laughed! 🌟⚡ Genuine hosting!
I was a junior or senior in high school when this aired. What I wouldn't give to sit down and watch Johnny Carson with my Mom and Dad just one more time. What a great time in this country.
@@ONEREMEDYUSA Just turned 55. I didn't discover Johnny Carson until I entered collage (in 1983). Pop and Ma never watched him. I don't know why and cannot ask them now. Me, when I used to turn the knob on the TV, if I turned on The Tonight Show I kept on going (always looking for a movie). I envy those that saw Johnny and Ed (and all the rest) during the 70's.
Carson and Rickles were at the top of their games when this was taped. For everything there is a season, and we'll never see another harvest like this one.
@@jazzfan67 My mother never smoked and lived at home till she died at 88. That extra 9 years matters when you are sittlng in a hospital dying of lung cancer at 79 years. My dad died of lung cancer at 67 cuz he was a lifelong smoker? I'm 73, never smoked, don't drink, exercise every day (pickleball, tennis, and stationary bike) and I'm in excellent health. Also, vacation 4-6 times a year (mostly cruises) Have healthy habits to increase your life span.
I'm 62 & was very lucky to had the opportunity to enjoy these guys. Me & a couple friends loved Johnny so much we did our own "Karnack" skit for a high school project. Upon graduation we would skip going to the bars if Rickles was going to be on that night & drink beer at home in front of the tube instead. It's just that those days people had real substance, talent & character & nothing comes even close to that anymore.
I’ve been USING Don Rickles from ALL his appearances on TH-cam now for about 2 years as my THERAPY.....I’ve watched 100’s of his appearances...he ALWAYS brings me to tears...I feel elated with humor and love after watching him ...RIP Mr Rickles
@@thegameshowguy1 Yep...and Robin Williams never failed to acknowledge that Jonathan Winters was his greatest inspiration. Rickles & Dangerfield were great, but I don't rank them above Winters. All three had very different styles. Each was great in his own right.
@@Vito_Tuxedo Funny is like beauty, it's a matter of opinion. Some people like that frumpy Marilyn Monroe and others like the sexy Pamela Anderson. Winters and Williams couldn't carry Rickles shoe strings. And that's my opinion.🥴
I love Don Rickles. I also miss shows like this. No politics, no filthy jokes, and no putting other people down just to get a laugh. Just pure funny. Johnny Carson was, and always will be, the best at what he did.
I'm 62 now. I recall as a kid hoping I stayed awake long enough to hide halfway down the stairs when Carson was on, especially when Don Rickles, and Richard Pryor were on. I probably didn't understand half what they were talking about, but I laughed the whole time
There are only two men in history that a talk show host had as guest that they just put their microphone down and let them do their thing. Don Rickles and Robin Williams. They are both missed.
@@depaola63 You were only 15 so of course you thought it was great. Ask someone that was an adult at that time and they'd say otherwise. 70s were depressingly dull and boring
I used to dine at an upscale steakhouse and wearing a suit was mandatory, especially being served by gentlemen in tuxedos. Sadly, they changed the dress code and the element of class disappeared.
There are pretenders, there are contenders, but there was and will always be only one Mr Warmth. We won't see his likes again...happy trails, King Don. And thanks for all the joy.
A comic genius. What a quick mind! An era that will never be replaced or ever be better. Johnny and Rickles used to do some serious drinking and partying back in Nyc. Sadly most all of the legends are gone. Kids today that never watched the Tonight show don't know what they missed. Imo, no one will ever come close to Johnny Carson. He was smart, funny, and knew how to let his guests shine.
Only talk show host who came close in quality, in my opinion, was Craig Ferguson. I say this as a 22 year old, raised on my parents old Johnny Carson tapes, and Rat Pack DVDs. When it came to Rickles, Craig Ferguson could give it back. Lightning in a bottle. Rickles' humor is and always will be, absolutely unequaled. Craig and Johnny knew how to let him roll, and give a little back when the timing was right.
How can such a comedy legend be almost forgotten about in other Western countries like the UK, I only found his videos a year a go and I have been laughing ever since, what a star!.
All these years later, these men still make me laugh like when I was a kid watching it with my parents. Only difference is that I get all the jokes now.😅
RIP Don Rickles............ you were a master genius..........thank you for leaving an enormous legacy for us to remember you by. Brilliance personified. :-)
Watched this with my grandma, who also came from different times, when men opened doors for woman and a promise was a promise, bragging about your own accomplishments was frowned upon, and a contract was not made of paper but a handshake. Children played on streets also after dark, and neighbors looked out for each other. Beautiful!
Even in 2020, still laughing and smiling and I’ve seen this clip many times, the earnest, silly, freewheeling rapport is still very funny. Good comedy is timeless.
Man do I miss the Tonight Show and Don Rickles. I have so many great memories watching the Tonight Show, the Dean Martin Roasts and The Carol Burnett Show. I may be waxing philosophical but, in those days, we only had the 3 major Networks. We all watched the same shows, and I think they brought us together as a country.
A few months ago. I was surprised to learn a few years ago he and Bob Newhart were best friends, also with Dick Martin. Just imagine them all together!
I always loved watching Don Rickles when I was growing up. He just took over the stage, ya know ? 🙃 Those were the days when folks could take a joke. I respect him more now, knowing that he was a veteran of the US Navy ! 🎉
I was 15 going on 16 back then an now I’m going to be 59. I didn’t appreciate these guys as much I should have back then. Love these old talk show videos.
Watching this, and his tribute to Sammy Davis at the "Roast." I finally realize that Don Rickles was incredibly kind, and progressive, and wise about how to influence people for the better.
Don Rickles was Johnny's best guest. Johnny knew that if he tried to coast when Rickles was on, he'd get steamrolled, so he was always on his game. Made for great comic exchanges.
Greg Morton Carson is great at that especially with Dangerfield. He can tell the crowd loves it so he just lets him riff for his entire interview instead of butting in.
I think in one interview with Dangerfield, Johnny Carson asked one question. It was the first question. He let Rodney do his thing the rest of the way.
I understand that you might be making a joke, but I'd almost prefer being able to say that "I've been insulted by Don Rickles!" That's like shaking Sinatra's hand.
@@TheRelger I saw him less than a year before he died, was such a great show. And I agree, one of the funniest things I ever saw was when he hosted SNL back in the mid-80s, anytime I saw that show after, I laughed so hard I cried. Jonathan Winters and Johnny Carson were the other two I had the utmost respect and love for their comedic genius. At least I got to see one of them live.
In the summer of 1988 I drove across the country, from New Jersey to California and watched Don Rickles at Caesar's Palace just so I could say I saw a show. Not thinking this "old fart" would actually be funny I didn't expect much. After all, at 24 years old, I thought only the new "more edgy" comics were my style. Long story short, I have never seen a comic command the stage with more force. He was amazing. The band White Shark was in attendance and I remember them and everyone else dying of laughter. He owed that room and killed!!!
I have regularly been watching hosts like Fallon, Kimmel etc. Recently I'm on Don Rickle's marathon! The one thing I noticed is that Carson never interrupted his guests and never fake laughed! 🌟⚡ Genuine hosting!
Yes. He knew how to just let them go.
True! But Fallon and Kimmel rarely get guest like don rickles. So glad I came across don rickles.
I can’t watch Fallon or Kimmel anymore. Too fake or cringey.
Those guys can not hold a candle to Johnny Carson.
Fallon and Kimmel😂 what a loser!
There are millions of nice guys, hundreds of funny people, but there’s only one Don Rickles.ONE AND ONLY!!!
They came off as classy
I was a junior or senior in high school when this aired. What I wouldn't give to sit down and watch Johnny Carson with my Mom and Dad just one more time. What a great time in this country.
@@ONEREMEDYUSA Just turned 55. I didn't discover Johnny Carson until I entered collage (in 1983). Pop and Ma never watched him. I don't know why and cannot ask them now. Me, when I used to turn the knob on the TV, if I turned on The Tonight Show I kept on going (always looking for a movie). I envy those that saw Johnny and Ed (and all the rest) during the 70's.
I was 10 wish times were like they were back then
At 7:19 "I'm locked in a cabin, find me"...LOL!!
what month was it..i was just born in that year
@@bobmalack481 Crazy to think that 40 years later and people are still making the same joke.
Carson and Rickles were at the top of their games when this was taped. For everything there is a season, and we'll never see another harvest like this one.
Well said.
Pure comic genius!!!
Bill Anthony Johnny ca resonate
Johnny Carson and animals
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Boring Carson
I still laugh at Rickles every time I see his clips.Absolute comic genius
The best in my opinion
Carson sneaking puffs when they pan to Don. So sad all these legends are gone. Nothing today even remotely compares.
So True
You smoke, you die before your time.
@@jazzfan67 My mother never smoked and lived at home till she died at 88. That extra 9 years matters when you are sittlng in a hospital dying of lung cancer at 79 years. My dad died of lung cancer at 67 cuz he was a lifelong smoker? I'm 73, never smoked, don't drink, exercise every day (pickleball, tennis, and stationary bike) and I'm in excellent health. Also, vacation 4-6 times a year (mostly cruises) Have healthy habits to increase your life span.
Today it's all garbage
This might be my favourite Rickles appearance on Carson, he's at the top of his game!
I agree...from start to finish the laughs never stopped coming.. Rickles riffing on Poor Ed was pure comedy gold (“Are we over Guam yet?”).
Couldn't agree with you more
Rickles was so clever, so quick, so relentless. So incredibly funny. My favorite comic ever.
It was all about timing w/ him. His cadence. His rhythm. He got u laughing and you couldn't stop even if some of the material was weak.
Almost 50 years later and Rickles is still hysterical. There will never be another like him.
I'm 62 & was very lucky to had the opportunity to enjoy these guys. Me & a couple friends loved Johnny so much we did our own "Karnack" skit for a high school project. Upon graduation we would skip going to the bars if Rickles was going to be on that night & drink beer at home in front of the tube instead. It's just that those days people had real substance, talent & character & nothing comes even close to that anymore.
There will never be people like these two gentlemen again... the greatest.
Don't forget Ed! Half the appearance Don used Ed, and Ed loved it. And so did we!!!
@TheKizilg1 tryna be don rickles?
@TheKizilg1 I don't doubt it, but he was an insecure person, which likely brought out much of the bad stuff (along with drinking).
So True
three gentlemen..
I’ve been USING Don Rickles from ALL his appearances on TH-cam now for about 2 years as my THERAPY.....I’ve watched 100’s of his appearances...he ALWAYS brings me to tears...I feel elated with humor and love after watching him ...RIP Mr Rickles
Savid watched CPO Sharkey?
It’s a beautiful thing to see something so special
rickles and dangerfield are the two best originals in that time. and of course two of the best comedians and innovators of all time
Kev
@@michaelkluzinski8888 Don Rickles number one.
@Richard F Also Jonathan Winters.
@@thegameshowguy1 Yep...and Robin Williams never failed to acknowledge that Jonathan Winters was his greatest inspiration. Rickles & Dangerfield were great, but I don't rank them above Winters. All three had very different styles. Each was great in his own right.
@@Vito_Tuxedo Funny is like beauty, it's a matter of opinion. Some people like that frumpy Marilyn Monroe and others like the sexy Pamela Anderson. Winters and Williams couldn't carry Rickles shoe strings. And that's my opinion.🥴
this cured my depression
“Dear John I’m 11, I’m lonely, help me” oh my god! 😂😂😂 you’re my hero Don! R.I.P
Don rickles was so funny they will never be another,
Never.
I love Don Rickles. I also miss shows like this. No politics, no filthy jokes, and no putting other people down just to get a laugh. Just pure funny. Johnny Carson was, and always will be, the best at what he did.
Right on. I think he wrote an autobiography. I must read it.
What?! 90% of his thing was fucking with people.
PUNKem733 .
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@@punkem733 but with class
When Johnny retired, they shoulda just stopped all late night talk shows. No one else comes close.
craig does
ferguson was pretty good.
Johnny Carson & Dick Cavett were the best.
craig f. was close
Yes Sir I Agree
I'm 62 now. I recall as a kid hoping I stayed awake long enough to hide halfway down the stairs when Carson was on, especially when Don Rickles, and Richard Pryor were on. I probably didn't understand half what they were talking about, but I laughed the whole time
There are only two men in history that a talk show host had as guest that they just put their microphone down and let them do their thing. Don Rickles and Robin Williams. They are both missed.
Jonathan Winters and Rodney Dangerfield too.
@@TheIrishrogue68 Joan Rivers,Don Rickles and Rodney Dangerfield were the best comedians ever.All the rest are overrated.
Lol 😂 true
How could you not mention Rodney Dangerfield???
@@melvinsims5379 I agree with those three but you forgot one. Robin Williams was definitely never overrated. That’s a fact.
Love how they get personal.. then joke about it. Rickles is hysterical. Love the set... the late 70's was a crazy time. Luv it!
I was 15 on this night, they were WONDERFUL times indeed!
@@depaola63 You were only 15 so of course you thought it was great. Ask someone that was an adult at that time and they'd say otherwise. 70s were depressingly dull and boring
@@KingpinTBM like I always say, we ALL had a different pair of “ glasses “ on every era 🌈
@@depaola63 True
The 70’s into the 80’s was the end of an era. America started going downhill pretty much with Reagan. Corporations took over everything
What made talk shows like this stand out was respect by wearing a suit and tie. That was class!!!!
Yes Sir Good Clean Fun
And racism
@@Andre00x ur from cry baby generation know it all’s
I used to dine at an upscale steakhouse and wearing a suit was mandatory, especially being served by gentlemen in tuxedos. Sadly, they changed the dress code and the element of class disappeared.
@@rustyruss2962 Damn, you really are Rusty
Having a Rickles' insult marathon for days now
I raise a glass to you. Enjoy!
Time well spent.
I need help
I just started my marathon yesterday. Not sure why.
Same here!
Rest in Peace Don Rickles. The best and last of a great generation of comics.
There are pretenders, there are contenders, but there was and will always be only one Mr Warmth. We won't see his likes again...happy trails, King Don. And thanks for all the joy.
A comic genius. What a quick mind! An era that will never be replaced or ever be better. Johnny and Rickles used to do some serious drinking and partying back in Nyc. Sadly most all of the legends are gone. Kids today that never watched the Tonight show don't know what they missed. Imo, no one will ever come close to Johnny Carson. He was smart, funny, and knew how to let his guests shine.
Only talk show host who came close in quality, in my opinion, was Craig Ferguson. I say this as a 22 year old, raised on my parents old Johnny Carson tapes, and Rat Pack DVDs. When it came to Rickles, Craig Ferguson could give it back. Lightning in a bottle. Rickles' humor is and always will be, absolutely unequaled. Craig and Johnny knew how to let him roll, and give a little back when the timing was right.
I never realize don rickles was veterans
Thank God I got to grow up watching Johnny
How can such a comedy legend be almost forgotten about in other Western countries like the UK, I only found his videos a year a go and I have been laughing ever since, what a star!.
Rickles and Carson were a genius comedy duo.
The man is a machine with unlimited energy and humour.
Rickles. There will never be his like again.
watching greatness never gets old. Carson, Rickles, and good old Ed just enjoying the show.
An interesting example of how roles flip between military and entertainment.
Yes Sir u got that Rite
Ed just got paid to show up
RIP to all of them. 🙏📺
This is one of Rickles' best performances. So quick on the draw. Spontaneous wit. Very clever.
I totally agree. Too bad the audience was dead
Genius!
One night I was a werewolf, but that got out of hand... Others may beg to differ but in my book Don Rickles is the funniest man who ever lived!
That whole boom mike sequence was insane, even Ed was tearing up.
Man...do I love watching Don Rickles.
Same here!
So do I!
Addicted
2 Wheeled Rider Yes, Don was the ultimate ball buster RIP Don Rickles
2 Wheeled Rider iiiii
All these years later, these men still make me laugh like when I was a kid watching it with my parents. Only difference is that I get all the jokes now.😅
RIP Don Rickles............ you were a master genius..........thank you for leaving an enormous legacy for us to remember you by. Brilliance personified. :-)
RIP Mr. Rickles...you were an absolute legend!!
So true.
"Ed you're fat and get outta my life" I remember watching this when it aired...still laughing
I’ve watched this episode at least 20 times and it never fails to make me laugh.
@@TheIrishrogue68 In Stand Up there were 2 kings and 1 Queen... Rickles, Dangerfield and Rivers. God love them! 🤡👍
At the end of the video Johnie's smiling and Don with a huge smile looks to his right at Ed. You know they're all having a great time together.
Can watch these over and over...
Watched this with my grandma, who also came from different times, when men opened doors for woman and a promise was a promise, bragging about your own accomplishments was frowned upon, and a contract was not made of paper but a handshake. Children played on streets also after dark, and neighbors looked out for each other. Beautiful!
You got that right
Don Rickles is an absolute delight
R.I.P. Mr. Rickles. There will be no other.
This world will never be like this again. R.I.P.
hahahahah "no I'm gunna go through what you did?, 'your honor....." hahahahahahahah funniest line he's ever done
3 superstars and combat vets. That will probably never happen again.
Wow
Why not?
Also because most of the comedians who take over the shows are a bunch of pantywaists that don’t care about the country nor have any talent to start.
@pete smyth he flew 85 combat missions.....combat vet.
pete smyth I think you need to research Ed McMahon a little bit
Johnny, Ed, and Don, what a better world they made television, comedy at it's best.
Rest in peace, Don! Thanks for your contributions in entertainment!
I'm with the rest of you good people, we will never see this anymore, o thank God I got to see this.
Ive watched this dozens of times because their banter is hilarious, legends
Brings back memories. When life seemed less complicated. A hot chocolate at night watching Johnny Carson with a guest like Rickles, before bed.
Even in 2020, still laughing and smiling and I’ve seen this clip many times, the earnest, silly, freewheeling rapport is still very funny. Good comedy is timeless.
He was one funny person love watching him. You will be missed Sir.
Man do I miss the Tonight Show and Don Rickles. I have so many great memories watching the Tonight Show, the Dean Martin Roasts and The Carol Burnett Show. I may be waxing philosophical but, in those days, we only had the 3 major Networks. We all watched the same shows, and I think they brought us together as a country.
RIP Mr Rickles...you were my favorite ever. Sad day..you lived a very full life.
I did not know he passed. When did that happen?
A few months ago. I was surprised to learn a few years ago he and Bob Newhart were best friends, also with Dick Martin. Just imagine them all together!
WilsonEatsASMR Sinatra, Dean and Sammy Davis finally got there old friend back!
I always loved watching Don Rickles when I was growing up. He just took over the stage, ya know ?
🙃 Those were the days when
folks could take a joke.
I respect him more now, knowing that he was a veteran of the US Navy ! 🎉
Absolutely the best appearance of rickles on the Tonight Show!
I’m on a Rickles binge! He’s sooooo funny! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣. He and Phyllis Diller kill me!
I discovered Don Rickles 10 years ago and this guy is genuinely funny, not just acting.
10 years ago? Where have you been?
@@litzie50 Refugee camps, no electricity, no television.
"Sam, where's the tractor?" "I thought they were too busy milking." Lmao!!!!
Can't believe how many of the greats are gone: Sammy Davis Jr., Dean Martin, Sinatra, Johnny Carson, Ed McMahon, Joey Bishop now Don Rickles.
Mrest in jokes
And Rodney Dangerfield.
And Robin Williamson.
@@sherkhan3397 You're not gonna believe this, but Robin Williamson is still alive and kicking.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robin_Williamson
9:25 i love it when johnny saids before throwing to a commercial "You're hot .. you're on a roll" proudly
This kind of stuff can’t be written ,it’s genuine humor and chemistry
Rickles was the guy at the party that everyone wanted be around with.
Absolutely the most hilarious Rickles appearance on the Tonight Show ever. Falling out of my chair funny!
9:24 Carson says to Rickles: "You're hot. You're on a roll." He definitely was in top form that night ;)
I wanted to comment on that, and you perfectly did, great catch👍😂
Always 5 steps ahead of everyone. Truly remarkable
Comedy genius!!! Rest in peace Mr Rickles
Rest in peace. Greatest comedian who ever lived.
Agreed
Snap Malloy
Do not agree.
George Carlin was way the hell funnier-Mon-Sat and 3 times on Sundays...
Alec
Funny? Yes. Best Ever? Nope 👎.
7:19- "I'm locked in a cabin, find me" LOL!!
@@moonytheloony6516 Who, then?
“Where were you stationed Ed?”
“All over.”
“So is manure Ed!”
Friggin classic.
"Your honour"...😂😂😂 Love Donald J Rickles👌🏻
I was 15 going on 16 back then an now I’m going to be 59. I didn’t appreciate these guys as much I should have back then.
Love these old talk show videos.
Ed, Johnny and Mr. Rickles.... unique time in comedic history..classic smart clean ...true talents...😄😂
..and he's basically improvising and just reacting the whole time. Genius. And his work in Kelly's Heroes movie was diamonds.
Don Rickles the GOAT .
TRUE !
😂😂😂😂😂
To me this seems to be the best talk show performance of Don Rickles. Pure and absolute genius.
Watching this, and his tribute to Sammy Davis at the "Roast." I finally realize that Don Rickles was incredibly kind, and progressive, and wise about how to influence people for the better.
R.I.P....he was a CLASSIC!!!
RIP Don Rickles
May 8, 1926 - April 6, 2017
Dude, he died on my birthday. *hand over heart*
I had to let my father know when Rickles was on the Tonight Show. Then we would watch together. It was an event. I can watch for hours.
RIP Mr. Rickles. You made me laugh like crazy.
I cannot stop watching this man! Absolute legend
He totally dominated.
Jordan Rios
Rodney Dangerfield
@@richarddziallo8125 what a crazy bastard. The best.
Don Rickles was Johnny's best guest. Johnny knew that if he tried to coast when Rickles was on, he'd get steamrolled, so he was always on his game. Made for great comic exchanges.
No Late Night , No Carson , Nobody has ever come close to Carson ! No one Nobody Is Johnny !
He was the best !!
So sad now.
The douchebags on late nightlate now...😂. They should just give up already. Especially colbert. Horses ass!!!
I love how Carson lets Rickles Riff! Never steps on him. Not like today's host.
Greg Morton Carson is great at that especially with Dangerfield. He can tell the crowd loves it so he just lets him riff for his entire interview instead of butting in.
I think Conan's great at this too. When Bill Burr goes on a rant or Norm MacDonald tells a 10 minute joke he just lets them do their thing.
I think in one interview with Dangerfield, Johnny Carson asked one question. It was the first question. He let Rodney do his thing the rest of the way.
"The Almighty laughs!" That's Rickles... we will miss you, Don!!!
I always wanted to see Rickles live but I could never get seats in the back. They always sold out first.
John Baker , Saw him just before he died. Funnier than ever.
I understand that you might be making a joke, but I'd almost prefer being able to say that "I've been insulted by Don Rickles!" That's like shaking Sinatra's hand.
No joke. I went to see him maybe two years before he died.
I’ve been watching Don since I was a kid.
He was funnier than ever.
You will have to see him dead now
@@TheRelger I saw him less than a year before he died, was such a great show. And I agree, one of the funniest things I ever saw was when he hosted SNL back in the mid-80s, anytime I saw that show after, I laughed so hard I cried. Jonathan Winters and Johnny Carson were the other two I had the utmost respect and love for their comedic genius. At least I got to see one of them live.
Don Rickles (1926-2017) You'll be truly missed sir! Thanks for all the laughs!
Here's to you Don,thanks for all the laughs. RIP.
Rest in peace Don!! the best!! 4-6-17
just heard don rickles passed away thursday morning at age 90 feom kidney failure. one of the last great entertainers!
In the summer of 1988 I drove across the country, from New Jersey to California and watched Don Rickles at Caesar's Palace just so I could say I saw a show. Not thinking this "old fart" would actually be funny I didn't expect much. After all, at 24 years old, I thought only the new "more edgy" comics were my style. Long story short, I have never seen a comic command the stage with more force. He was amazing. The band White Shark was in attendance and I remember them and everyone else dying of laughter. He owed that room and killed!!!
Erich L. Ruehs
You're a dumb ass.
I just Don live local to me about a year before he passed and he was still killing it.
Las Vegas , Nevada
Seen him open for Sinatra, 25 minute car drive, didn't have to go cross country.
Everything was off the cuff. Nothing was meant out of anything but love. Rip don
This was a time when Americans had a sense of humor and could laugh at themselves and each other without being offended! Miss these days of class!
The best of Johnny Carson wit Don Rickles He was A legend as I can see from these shows,,,, love this
Laughter is the best medicine..Thank You Don Rickles
For you kids out there, this was before everything caused offense. It was great!
We knew it was all in fun, and that was it.
Don is beyond quick, he is on it before humanly possible, absolute legend
"Laugh! the almighty has a sense of humor"
We need Don in 2020