Impersonating Jerry - Saturday Night Live
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Jerry Lewis walks in on Joe Piscopo performing an impersonation of Jerry himself. Aired 11/19/83
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Best impersonation ever by Piscopo. Looks just like him.
* Martin Short also does a great Jerry Lewis! ☺
Dayuuum. That was like Jerry looking in a mirror. Couldn't tell them apart.
Joe Piscopo captured every little nuance of Jerry Lewis in this bit. I've never seen such an elaborate impersonation.
A lot of talent on that stage!
RIP Jerry Lewis.
YEAH !!! And, a LOT of DEAD WEIGHT !!!!!
Jerry Lewis sucked.
Too bad he beat his kids and stuff or he would have been a classic
He was a rapist and a monster
fuck* jerry lewis there i corrected your typo
I just came across this and I am just mind blown!! Can't even believe that wasn't Jerry in the beginning...omg Joe Piscopo looks so much like a slightly younger Jerry that I had to look twice even when Jerry came on..unbelievable!! The whole sketch along with Eddie was simply amazing..just loved it...just dont make comedy like they used to!!!
Jerry Lewis is clearly one of Eddie Murphy’s greatest inspirations. You can see and hear Jerry in many of his performances. I mean he even made two Nutty Professor films.
do you know who was the inspiration for jerry lewis? I know ...
@@MarcusVinicius-pj7mu I think Buster Keaton was one of his inspirations
He should have won an Oscar for either pucture. Eddie Murphy is amazing!
Who's also amazing as Jerry Lewis is Martin Short. His impresionations are fabulous
@@MarcusVinicius-pj7mu Hard to believe it has been over 20 years since Nutty Professor 2: The Klumps was released! Will we ever get a sequel or even a reboot?!🤔🎬🎥🤷
oh my god this was incredible. this joe piscopo impression of Jerry Lewis must be the best impression in SNL history
Dimitri Bitu at first i though it;s Jerry doing himself!!
Apparently you never saw Martin Short's Jerry. The only one spot on in this clip is Eddie Murphy.
Joes Sinatra set the bar.
@@hermanblume275 SCTV's "Martin Scorsese's Jerry Lewis Live on the Champs-Élysées". Certain aspects of Piscopo's and Murphy's impressions were a bit closer, and Piscopo looks a little more like Lewis in the face, but what made this sketch genius was that Martin Short actually covered the entire spectrum of Jerry Lewis' persona in one brief 3 minute sketch, exactly what they were spoofing in the SNL sketch. My favorite part was his Jerry Lewis reaction at the end of the sketch - th-cam.com/video/GgwVdVmazYA/w-d-xo.html
best impression has to go to Crystal doing Sammy
Joe Piscopo may have not been a great comedian, but he was a fine impressionist and he did his share to carry SNL throughout the early 80s.
His Letterman is legendary
Andrew “Dice” Clay does an impeccable Jerry
There’s nothing to carry them now SNL officially sucks!
I was thinking about (legendary) comedian Rich Little...
@simom le Eddie Murphy was perhaps the best young comedian throughout that period, but Joe Piscopo was also instrumental in sustaining SNL's survival.
Man, Piscopo has his facial expressions and mannerisms down cold.
I've never seen three guys have more fun, apart from The Three Stooges. "Hey Murphy!". Loved it.
Eddie Murphy and Jerry Lewis that impression of Jerry by Eddie was classic , Eddie so underrated as an actor and comedian he deserves his flowers deeply .
This is probably the only time I have ever, or will ever, hear anyone saying Eddie Murphy is underrated.
Underrated?!?! Eddie Murphy?!?!?!
can you imagine, impersonating Jerry Lewis right in front of him and you laugh together
SNL has a long history of impersonations in front of the actual celebs who are always in on the joke of laughing at themselves:
- Joe Piscopo did Joan Rivers in front of her. Rivers said "If you're Joan Rivers, you're Joan Rivers on steroids."
- John Belushi sang "Feelin' Alright" right along with Joe Cocker.
- Jim Brewer did The Joe Pesci Show, and one time the real De Niro and Pesci appeared as guests.
They ended up beating the hell out of Brewer, Billy Batts style.
- Billy Crystal and Howard Cosell were Cosell's parents in a sketch about Cosell's own Bar Mitzvah. Crystal's Mrs. Cosell sounded almost more like Cosell that Cosell did.
- Fred Armisen and Maya Rudolph did The Prince Show on a 2006 show hosted by Steve Martin that had Prince as a music guest, although Prince wasn't personally in the sketch
- Larry David did a sketch with Bernie Sanders
- Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake sang with Barry Gibb himself, and for a brief shining moment, it was almost like the Bee Gees were back together
- Tina Fey did Sarah Palin in front of her
- Both Kate McKinnon and Amy Poehler did Hillary Clinton in front of her
- Again on The Joe Pesci Show, Mark McKinney impersonated Jim Carrey, while Carrey himself was doing Jimmy Stewart. Finally, McKinney's Carrey then does his own Jimmy Stewart.
You can probably find clips of many of these right here on youtube. There have certainly been others that I'm forgetting as well.
Will Ferrell did Janet Reno's Dance Party and the real Janet Reno crashed in. ha!
Also, Joe Pesci and Robert DeNiro appeared on the Joe Pesci Show once. I think Colin Quinn was playing DeNiro.
I think Tony Bennett showed up too when Alec Baldwin was playing him.
@@davidthieroff9452 yeah, those sound familiar too...I think SNL's tradition of these kind of impersonations started with the Peter Boyle Valentine's Day show from the very first season. Boyle and Belushi did a sketch that was called Dueling Brandos. They were both dressed up as Brando's biker character from "The Wild One", and both of them were trading lines from Brando's early movies back & forth in between banjo licks, like da-da-daah-dah-dah-dah-dah-dah-daaah, "I coulda been a contender" and "Stella!". Brando himself wasn't part of it, but the idea of two persons playing a single celebrity character off each other seemed to start from there. I'm not sure when they did the first one with the actual celebrity as part of it, but the earliest one I could find was the Charles Grodin show in the third season. Paul Simon was the music guest, and Grodin insisted on singing a duet (very badly) with him, while wearing an Art Garfunkel wig. If I recall correctly, Simon gets fed up with it, and after he leaves the stage, the real Art Garfunkel comes out and confronts Grodin, who sheepishly hands him the wig.
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I can't believe that's not jerry in the beginning.
Joe Piscopo was the SNL star back in the early 80s. Let that sink in. Joe... Piscopo.
I remember watching the show live that night. I honestly didn't realize it was Piscopo until Jerry walked out, that is the truth. This is one of my favorite sketches of SNL.
I think this im not norm guy must own a dog house
Wow I never knew Joe Piscapo did Jerry that perfect..he looked just like him..But Eddie is identical..
That was some visual mimicry in the beginning!
Nice to see Jerry getting some love. You could tell he really got a kick out of young up and comer like Eddie paying tribute.
The best segment of Saturday Night Live ever. I didn't know Jerry Lewis had a twin! Wow! I was fooled there until Jerry Lewis came out. I actually thought it was Jerry Lewis doing an impersonation until he walked out. Dang! He's good.
My Mom is a die hard fan of Jerry. I just sent her this link. We both miss seeing him on the telethon. Rip Jerry ❤
He fooled around with other women, abandoned his wife and disinherited his sons. He has gone to Hell.
@@domenicsandri2740 agreed. So many choose to see Lewis as a saint. He was a cruel, egotistical self-important narcissist that hid behind his slick, glitzy persona in order to hide who he really was and what he did to his family. The suckers are fooled by his appearance and demeanor.
@@domenicsandri2740 maybe..maybe..your most likely going to hell too though..just saying...let the woman like the characor.we all know about his checkered past.casting stones is as much a sin as any other. .pull the plank out ur eye and all that shit.... or at least make ur oun comment and not reply to some poor lady having nestalgia.... be better domenic
@@beaunorton4092, did I hurt her feelings? I didn’t insult her. What’s your problem? Your a feminist and women can do no wrong? I said the truth. That’s all.
Most people don’t like the truth. They like lies instead. You’re obviously 🙄 one of them.
That was the greatest Jerry Lewis impersonation ever!
I love Jerry’s movies. I am sad that he is gone. I do have a box set of a few of his movies. I will never get rid of them.
a fantastic impression but really just great to see these three comedy greats out there having fun with it all
Joe Piscopo- so underrated - one of the best ever at SNL. Eddie Murphy in his prime. Jerry Lewis was comic gold!
Yes JS if you happen to be brain dead
Piscopo was always dreadful.
@@iscariot666 he had his moments when the characters were suited towards him, he ended up stalking eddie as he faded
Piscopo's "Thriller" video doing a Jerry Lewis send up is a gem, hilarious.
Jerry Lewis brought me back to life every time I felt it was fading away. I'm turning 50 this year... I owe Jerry at least 30 of them. Thanks so much Jerry... may you rest in a paradise of laughter with Robin Williams and any others comedy genius with such a talent.
Well said! I'm 60 years old and started watching Jerry when I was 7. I stayed up to watch the CBS Friday Night Movie to see him whenever his movies were on. As I got older, watching him also helped me to heal at times with laughter. The Patsy was my go-to.
Piscopo is the star in this sketch.... But Eddie Murphy and Jerry lewies together is priceless!!!!
This is amazing! Eddie Murrphy, Joe Piscoppo, and Jerry Lewis in one stage...
I just saw Piscoppo working in a diner in jersey flipping burgers !
It's so great to see so many generations enjoy him.
It's so funny that Eddie does the crazy Jerry! 😆
OMG. When Eddie starting doing Jerry, I thought I'd completely fall out!
It's like 1960's Jerry Lewis met 1980's Jerry Lewis
1980sGuy That is what I thought.
Everybody
Jerry Lewis was very gracious in this 'passing of the torch' moment.
Joe completely nailed Jerry. I thought it was Jerry. Excellent and SO talented.
I wish Eddie Murphy and Joe Piscopo would reunite for a movie.
I miss seeing these two together.
No. A podcast to promote a documentary of their relationship.
I've always wondered why they never really did a movie together.
@@davidmitchell6873 they did, it's called Wise Guys
soooo much awesomeness in one place
Priceless classic by three legends.
Joe was absolutely Spot on with his impression of Jerry😆👍
He worked at it for quite some time. In a behind the scenes thing, they showed the look Joe had when Eddie did such a great impression without as much practice as Joe put into his.
Jerry was just a comedic genius
Anyone else think it was him at the beginning?
+sidowninc Me. Took me a couple of seconds.
sidowninc me too. Took a couple of seconds :)
I did, I watched it live that night, and I honestly didn't realize until Jerry himself walked on.
Not once he spoke but yes before that. Not quite high enough pitch.
Fuck yes !
Three Jerry's make a tri-pod.
Murphy nailed it, like he does everything. I think Martin Short’s older Lewis in incomparable.
@4862cjc Oh, yes! Yes! Yes!
jerry lewis had to love this--guys so much younger doing him so well. such devotion.
Ha ha ha it's like being a kid again can't stop smiling in pure joy
Incredible performance and impersonation and the Great Jerry Lewis as himself so wonderful!!!!!
Jerry Lewis, Eddie Murphy, and Joe PIscopo together on the same stage is an act of G-d.
Jerry had me side busting critical laughing as a kid.
legends with a legend. This is pure gold.
I'm so glad we can watch recordings of SNL back when it was good.
Jerry Lewis was the funniest comedian ever. To have Piscopo and Eddie Murphy impersonate him was icing on the cake.
Well, Jerry Lewis was a funny guy, but in NO WAY NEAR as funny as THE FUNNIEST comedian ever, Richard Pryor!!!
@@dibber43 I love Richard Pryor. I’ve seen all his movies and his acts. The only difference between the two was Jerry’s act was clean with no profanity. He influenced the likes of Jim Carrey, Robin Williams, Eddie Murphy and many more legends.
@Gage Valero no dude, 100 % American. Philadelphia born and raised. It’s where our country was born. With a name like Gage, you must be Canadien. Go love your Justin Trudeau
@@phillyguy2142 Sorry, but Richard Pryor is the GOAT of comedians.
Check EVERY list of the greatest comedians and Richard Pryor is #1 on almost every one!!!
@@dibber43 No doubt about Richard Pryor’s greatness, but Jerry Lewis was “ The King of Comedy “ by his peers
Martin Short would've had a field day in this skit
yes, he did Jerry "good" on SCTV
@@essessessesq Marty was mahvelous!
Martin Short puts alot more oomph into his Jerry Lewis impersonation and wildly exaggerates to makeup for his smaller body frame.
Yup. A great fourth.
Wow, these guys were good!
Wow! This is when SNL had the best comedian's.
Nope
@@debranass2672 Have you ever considered removing the 'N' from your last name? It should read, Debra Ass!🤣😂😆🤓
From 81' to 84' it was Joe and Eddie that carried SNL the others during that time are hardly worth mentioning from a historical standpoint.
The Original cast 76' to 80' was great.
There was a lot of great comedians that came from SNL but they came sporadically.
Something happened to SNL around 1998. There was a noticeable political bias against conservatives whereas before they seemed to not take sides. The only thing I can think of is the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal and that Lorne Michaels became irrationally defensive of the Clinton's....and that bias has carried on for two decades.
Yes, SNL was funny in the late 70's thru the early 90's. But most of todays SNL cast has SUCKED since the early 2000's.
I don't know anyone who watches that Sh!t Sh0w anymore?
Joe's character break @ 1:50 is priceless.
That impersonation was spot on.
Thanks for putting a smile on my face! I cracked up and laughed so hard. Lewis, piscopo, Murphy together is fantastic!
This gave me Colgate Comedy Hour vibes
Did Jerry do a whole SNL show? I'd love to see the skits he did.
I will forever be grateful to my pops for showing me Jerry Lewis at a young age because it would go on to shape my own view and love for comedians alike. Rip Jerry Lewis forever a legend!
Jerry still had his great dance moves.
Joe Piscopo is so underrated!Great comedian,impersonator and singer.
Wow!! This is classic!!! 👏👏👏 😍 Thank you for sharing this!!
All three of them are amazing !
Piscopo was pretty convincing till the real Jerry Lewis popped in.
2020 e não me canso de ver e rever este vídeo. GRANDE JERRY
Great, Joe Piscopo! So funny as Jerry Lewis.
Jerry Lewis was a genius!!!!
OMG! This is the SNL I missed.
Great comedy , these people are legends . Thank you.
Genius...all of it..!
They were amazing
Comedians, there's nothing better than watching them do their thing.
Love to see this whole episode with Jerry Lewis ❤️
Classic! 3 huge talents on stage at the same time doing a parody of Lewis.
One of my favorite, episodes thank you.
OMG...3 greats together!! What a TREAT!!!
SNL was great when Joe P. And Eddie M. Were on they were fantastic together.
They were great, the only two bright spots in an otherwise ho-hum cast. Those were some lean years.
No pe....WELL SPILL.....what was the party like....jerry and all....lets have it
@@frankfrank7921 People don't realize that Piscopo was a solid performer on SNL, and I did enjoy Tim Kazurinsky when he did certain bits, especially I Married A Monkey.
@@frankfrank7921 .... but still Lightyears better than today's cast & writing...
@@yournamehere6002 I Married A Monkey is one of the funniest skits in SNL history. When he professes his love for his wife and she just keeps eating bananas, that kills me every time.
Wow- brilliant
That’s one of the best impersonations I’ve ever seen in my life!!
This is absolutely spot on, and that Jerry was in on it . . . priceless! And, no way to upstage him!
They didn't know how good they had it.
9-year-old Jerry sounds like Joe Pesci!
And you find that funny? Does that AMUSE you? :-)
That table scene right before they whack Morrie in GoodFellas: "Doooon't say it! Doooon't say it!"
😂 yea I thought that too mate 👍
This must be the best impression I;ve seen since I took quite a while to realize it was an impression.
One Jerry Lewis is more than enough.
Eddie Murphy saved that skit. His young Jerry was perfect.
Joe Piscopo looks more like Jerry than Jerry does.
Jerry lewis had to love this.
AMAZING!!!
"Ya shouldn't have done that Johnny, my Mother hit me once... just once." Everytime I see Joe Piscopo I think of that line. Except at the beginning I didn't recognize him.
Johnny Dangerously, a very bizarre but very funny film. "You fargin'a sneaky bastich"...
Johnny Dangerously yaaaasssss!
With all ''The Silly'' that is in Jerry, Jerry is really smooth and Cool! Jerry is Jazz!!
Jerry and Uncle Milty and his big schlong thought they invented comedy !
King Of Comedy showed that brilliantly that was great movie for hi,
One incredibly nice surprise after another. Great job snl
We still know bits and pieces of ancient Roman theater. Two thousand years from now hopefully Saturday Night Live will be remembered.
A classic skit! The three of them doing Jerry Lewis impressions! It was funnier because Jerry Lewis was there!
Holy Cr@p.....I haven't seen this in well over 30 years
A good tribute to this comedy legend.
I can't believe this does not have 3.6 Million views by now!!! Absolutely A Gem!
f.....k I didn´t know what this was, I started watching and I thought it was Jerry for real....and then he comes out
Piscopo looks like him but Murphy is 9
Good Grief! I didn’t recognized Joe P!
This is an amazing impression
Wow! Incredible!!!
Almost... Joe was very good. Eddie was even better. But you can't beat the REAL Jerry... He was CLASSIC!
Eddie Truly Loves Jerry! You can tell when Eddie was coming up in life, Jerry was the Blueprint!!
oh man this is gold!
That was perfect 👏👏
is perfect jajajajaja