When it comes to physical humor, Robin Williams was one of the masters. Also John Ritter, very underrated physical comedy actor. Loved the reaction. My favs from Jim on this show is Fire engine Bill and the guy in the background during news reports. Thanks guys
John Ritter was ...in my opinion as well....very underrated! Lucille Ball had said she loved John Ritter! Threes Company was one of her favorites! The only other one I could think of was Chevy Chase! Lol.
@@Sunny-jz3dyChevy Chase was more facial expressions more th anything else. Still a funny guy, especially in Three Amigos with Steve Martin and Martin Short.
@@taoist32 ... Chevy was more tongue-in-cheek dry deadpan physical comedy & has injured himself a time or two doing pratfalls, such as on SNL & probably also before SNL with prior ensembles. Chevy falling off ledges & ladders was cringey as you could almost feel the pain, heh. He has had back pain for years/decades because of it, although I think it's mostly healed now in his old age. His only negativity was that other actors/directors have said he was a pain to work with sometimes. Molly Shannon's Mary Katherine Gallagher character was also notable for falling all over the place. Also loved John Ritter for his physicality as the others mentioned. Of course we cant forget the slapstick & acrobatics of the silent film era, like with Keaton & Chaplin. Those guys were on another level as they had to compensate for more visuals because of no audio yet. I remember emailing this Carrey karate skit video to some relatives over 15 years ago, heh.
This show was a great show back in the early 90's. It was so hilarious and was a successful break out show for a predominantly black cast as a comedy skit show. In Living Color and Martin on UPN was great tv 😊❤
I love the dude in the Seattle shirt. He actually get’s the jokes and not afraid to be a little politically incorrect, and just have fun. This is why this was funny. It is pre-PC. ENJOY THE FUN, DUDE!
I just watched In Living Color episode where "Mike Tyson" was on Love Connection. That was pretty funny. Great impression of Tyson by Keenen Ivory Wayans.
LOLLL I never saw this skit...I forgot they used to do unexpected things like this! Great review/reaction. I loved Joe's Moment with the music -- that was a nice touch!
Jim Carrey was not the only star of that show. There were plenty of stars on that show that was run by the Wayans brothers. And they were in different shows and movies as well. And John Ritter (Three's Company) was one of the best physical comedians before Jim Carrey.
1 - Joe is so freaking adorable! His intro of this video and his "moment" at the end...I can't! :) 2 - Steve Martin and Martin Short (especially together) seriously funny physical comedy. 3 - You should def watch some Golden Girls - some of the insults are savage but hilarious!
Tommy Davidson, also a cast member, did as much physical humor as Carey, but his career didn't blow up as big. His Michael Jackson MTV video on In Living Color is classic.
Jim is hilarious. However, when it comes to "In Living Color"....Jamie Fox's "Wanda" is my favorite. I heard through the grapevine that Wanda has a thing for Joe.
Red Skelton, Marks inspired Lucille Ball, Jerry Lewis, 3 Stooges, Laurel and Hardy - fast forward to 80 Robin Williams and John Ritter took inspiration and helped pave way for Carey and Davidson.
The grasshopper reference is from a 1970's western dramatic series called "Kung Fu". It follows a Shaolin monk through the old west of the 1800s. Interesting concept at the time. You may want to check it out.
I've seen you all react to In Living Color TWICE and both times you choose to pick a jim carrey skit. You all do realize that there were more and even better comics on that show, right?
Yup! But we viewed the other one as a Jamie Foxx skit. Also the majority of the comments suggesting other skits were of Carreys. Thank you for commenting! - Joe
You're a white people and you couldn't say it,but I will,he was the pinnacle of comedy when he comes along,he already surpassed everyone in the past and in the present,he was one of one, like mj in basketball and mj in music but there will never be a Jim Carrey,I know you couldn't be proud of your skin anymore because of racism but I will as a brown men,crown him as the pinnacle of comedy overall, anything on what is right now is just a bunch of imitation and boring compared to his hey day😊
He may have been funny at first, but honestly he's a bore. Jim Carrey does the same character ALL the time, himself. All his movies, etc, he's playing HIMSELF. And it s a ruddy bore. And I'm Canadian, he's one of ours but but what a yawn.
Jim Carey’s best character on In Living Color by far is Fire Marshall Bill😂😂😂😂😂 Those skits were hilarious.
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Did you know fire Marshall Bill made a cameo in "Liar Liar" ?
When it comes to physical humor, Robin Williams was one of the masters. Also John Ritter, very underrated physical comedy actor. Loved the reaction. My favs from Jim on this show is Fire engine Bill and the guy in the background during news reports. Thanks guys
John Ritter was ...in my opinion as well....very underrated! Lucille Ball had said she loved John Ritter! Threes Company was one of her favorites! The only other one I could think of was Chevy Chase! Lol.
@@Sunny-jz3dyChevy Chase was more facial expressions more th anything else. Still a funny guy, especially in Three Amigos with Steve Martin and Martin Short.
@@taoist32 ... Chevy was more tongue-in-cheek dry deadpan physical comedy & has injured himself a time or two doing pratfalls, such as on SNL & probably also before SNL with prior ensembles. Chevy falling off ledges & ladders was cringey as you could almost feel the pain, heh. He has had back pain for years/decades because of it, although I think it's mostly healed now in his old age. His only negativity was that other actors/directors have said he was a pain to work with sometimes. Molly Shannon's Mary Katherine Gallagher character was also notable for falling all over the place. Also loved John Ritter for his physicality as the others mentioned. Of course we cant forget the slapstick & acrobatics of the silent film era, like with Keaton & Chaplin. Those guys were on another level as they had to compensate for more visuals because of no audio yet. I remember emailing this Carrey karate skit video to some relatives over 15 years ago, heh.
Don't forget John Cleese
Jim Carrey is absolutely irreplaceable, he really had fire flowing through his veins
This show was a great show back in the early 90's. It was so hilarious and was a successful break out show for a predominantly black cast as a comedy skit show. In Living Color and Martin on UPN was great tv 😊❤
No one’s at Jim Carey’s level for physical comedy, Brilliant
You have to check out J. Carey as fire marshal bill, it's insane. One of the greatest speech I ever heard.................in the last 24 hrs.
I love the dude in the Seattle shirt. He actually get’s the jokes and not afraid to be a little politically incorrect, and just have fun. This is why this was funny. It is pre-PC. ENJOY THE FUN, DUDE!
Jim Carrey as the UPS guy in Pet Detective was amazing. GOT A PACKAGE PEOPLE !
I just watched In Living Color episode where "Mike Tyson" was on Love Connection. That was pretty funny. Great impression of Tyson by Keenen Ivory Wayans.
Congrats on hitting 10K!!!
LOLLL I never saw this skit...I forgot they used to do unexpected things like this! Great review/reaction. I loved Joe's Moment with the music -- that was a nice touch!
Jim Carrey was not the only star of that show. There were plenty of stars on that show that was run by the Wayans brothers. And they were in different shows and movies as well. And John Ritter (Three's Company) was one of the best physical comedians before Jim Carrey.
Yes, Fire Marshall Bill😂😅😂 or Homey the Clown. Homey don't play that
Ya'll should watch Me, Myself and Irene. My favorite Jim Carrie movie if not my favorite movie overall. Tons of physical comedy.
Martin was the king of physical comedy in the 90s
1 - Joe is so freaking adorable! His intro of this video and his "moment" at the end...I can't! :)
2 - Steve Martin and Martin Short (especially together) seriously funny physical comedy.
3 - You should def watch some Golden Girls - some of the insults are savage but hilarious!
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Tommy Davidson, also a cast member, did as much physical humor as Carey, but his career didn't blow up as big. His Michael Jackson MTV video on In Living Color is classic.
His M.J and Sammy Davis impressions were pretty good.
Martin Lawrence (Mama's House/Martin) and the Waynes brothers (White Chicks) as well.
Joe's Moment music, classic. Felt like I was being uplifted, like in an elevator. 😊
Kelly Coffield Park. One my favorite actresses. She plays the best innocent women and can be just as crass.
Just came across your channel loved the reaction
Fire Marshall Bill my favorite Jim Carey character in the beginning of his career
Love you guys! Love Joes moment. 😁
Chevy Chase was known for his physical humor as well!
Jim is hilarious. However, when it comes to "In Living Color"....Jamie Fox's "Wanda" is my favorite. I heard through the grapevine that Wanda has a thing for Joe.
I think I heard that John Ritter was one of the most physical comics (ie Three's Company)
Early Jackie Gleason very physical comedy the cavalcade of stars and the honeymooners. Those are some of the funniest shows on tv.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂his hair is the first thing I focused on 😂😂😂😂😂
You guys are great nice job ❤
Red Skelton, Marks inspired Lucille Ball, Jerry Lewis, 3 Stooges, Laurel and Hardy - fast forward to 80 Robin Williams and John Ritter took inspiration and helped pave way for Carey and Davidson.
John Ritter was great physical comic too
Physical humor for me is John Ritter (Three's company).
Just a good business practice is a saying “Keep it Small and Keep It All” hint hint
He looks just like Ned Flanders from "The Simpsons".
Was the first black woman to speak in the vid the woman from Hamilton?
Have you all watched Silverado comdy
You guys are forgetting John Ritter(Jack Tripper) legend.
Seeing Jim stabbed... ITS IN THE BONE !
You guys have to review "Environmental Guy" by Jim Carey!
Hilarious 😂
The grasshopper reference is from a 1970's western dramatic series called "Kung Fu". It follows a Shaolin monk through the old west of the 1800s. Interesting concept at the time. You may want to check it out.
I've seen you all react to In Living Color TWICE and both times you choose to pick a jim carrey skit. You all do realize that there were more and even better comics on that show, right?
Yup! But we viewed the other one as a Jamie Foxx skit. Also the majority of the comments suggesting other skits were of Carreys. Thank you for commenting! - Joe
John Ritter Three's company very physical
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It’s giving copy cat dragon fly Jones from Martin 🤔
Oh yeah, this is just like those Dragon Fly Jones skits on Martin. It couldn’t be a copycat though because it aired before Martin.
John Belushi
And Dan Akroid - sp?
Jim Carry and jennifer lopez boath got there start on the show.
Fire marshal bill!!¡
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Watch Vera!
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Reminds me of Jerry Lewis
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You're a white people and you couldn't say it,but I will,he was the pinnacle of comedy when he comes along,he already surpassed everyone in the past and in the present,he was one of one, like mj in basketball and mj in music but there will never be a Jim Carrey,I know you couldn't be proud of your skin anymore because of racism but I will as a brown men,crown him as the pinnacle of comedy overall, anything on what is right now is just a bunch of imitation and boring compared to his hey day😊
And some how this is off the air but Saturday night live isnt
In living color was 10 time better
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He may have been funny at first, but honestly he's a bore. Jim Carrey does the same character ALL the time, himself. All his movies, etc, he's playing HIMSELF. And it s a ruddy bore. And I'm Canadian, he's one of ours but but what a yawn.