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- Roseanne Roseannadanna (Gilda Radner) answers another letter from Mr. Feder. [Season 4, 1979]
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91 people who voted Down never lived through the 70's, it's the only explanation. You left us too soon, Gilda!
Amen to that
Either they are kids that don't know any better, or they love being Trolls to get attention.
Or sad she is gone. 🙁
People who down voted are the overly sensitive people who whine about everything. Most of 1970's era TV couldn't be made in today's society. Back then we could make fun of everything, people had a sense of humor. Today too many people have no sense of humor, just a large sense of entitlement.
When in college, watching SNL was a highlight of our week. These shows were hysterical! I'm sure most kids today wouldn't even find it funny sad to say.
She was so funny, her characters were brilliant. She left us much too soon. Thank you, Gilda and R.I.P.
amen.
One of the funniest characters EVER created! Roseanne Roseannadanna was an absolute classic!!!
@@bobcarlino7280 Nobody has come close to her!
I remember about the only time I saw her "lose it" was during one of the sketchers of her and Bill Murry when he played Todd.
It’s hard for anyone to hold a candle to Gilda Radner, the SNL queen.
My Favorite!
And Jane Curtain.
MORE LIKE IMPOSSIBLE.✌️🙏
They were true originals. Most of what is on SNL now is just derivative.
Belushi & Radner--
King & Queen of SNL!!!
The original cast of SNL are irreplaceable, incomparable, and simply genius. Once Dan and John, Bill, Gilda, Jane, Lorraine and Garrett left, it was never the same or as ground breaking. There will never be another original cast like this one. Phenomenal!!!!!
You are only new once.
Bill Murray and Gilda Todd and Lisa😂😂
Aside from a very few exceptions..........I completely agree. Gilda Radner though..........never got a chance to show us how truly great she was.
I watched SNL to ONLY see Gilda. When she went, I stopped watching.
And, Steve Martin
The SNL Class of 1980
After all these years she still makes me smile and laugh! I miss Gilda.
Me to loved her.
Gilda Rader was one of the funniest people on the planet. Her comic range was universal.
Agreed that Jane's straight to Gildas genius was the other half of the laughs in those bits.. Many times amazingly she just maintained the poker face but there were other facial expressions of impatience, irritation and even perfect disgust toward the end as we all knew Rosanne was going to find a way to completely gross us out. She never let me down. Gold stars to both, hilarious memories
It helps to have a great foil
Yes.
Gilda was a treasure. SNL in the 70's was the absolute best! Miss those days.
Me too. She was a gem.
I MISS THESE DAYS!!!!! If only we had TV like this again .... they can never beat SNL back in 70's and 80's
I watched SNL back in the 70s and 80s as well. As a teenager, I was allowed to stay up until 1:30 AM just to watch SNL. My parents slept through me laughing my bag off! And Gilda was high on my list of favourites.
except the 90s. SNL was the best in the 90s
@@nunyabizwacks6711The 90’s were good but the original cast was breaking ground into uncharted territory
watch the good doctor
Topical without vitriol
The not ready for prime time players were funny as hell
( that was the name of the first crew on SNL) R.I.P. Gilda
The new "Not Ready for Prime Time Players" are those still left (?) on the Colorado University football team...
Gilda was a riot and a legend. However, Jane Curtin added much by her "straight man" reactions to Gilda's insanity. What a team they were in this!
Cancer warning
Those were the very best days of SNL.
Larry Mitchell 100% Agree!!
Shirley Swindle Yes indeed! To me, SNL means Jane C. and Bill M. and Gilda R. and Dan A. and them guys
Larry Mitchell agreed 😊
"This king got enough problems bein' dead. Don' make it worse by makin' him go to New Jersey!"
Classic Gilda Ratner. I loved Roseanne Roseannadanna! RIP, Gilda, we lost you much too soon.
@Michael Savin I hope she had all her stuff so she didn't have to shop for herself and Gene Wilder when they got there. Damn, she was great.
Nocturnal Rites its Radner.
...and still to this day...Jersey sucks.....
Actually, Gilda was a dude born with a vagina.
@@phildouglas9086 really, what does that mean? Because she was funny? John Belushi thought women weren't funny. Was she using physical humor more than other women? Men are maybe more into that.
Holy Guacamole !!! 2019 and 40 years and still funny as hell. The original cast were annointed with talent and hilarity. All of them. RIP Gilda, you were an original.
I still remember this skit from it's first airing. So classic. King tut's exhibition was a huge event. My aunt bought me a gold plated bracelet from the museum store of the collection. Love Roseanne Roseannadana
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She was so very great as this character!! I loved her ‘news’ reports, especially the one that where she describes people going to the beach after a long winter: all pale with disgusting bumps etc!! 😂😆🤣😂❣️
I was a little kid....you know days kids had kids and as if anyone noticed or cared we watched this late at night....watched until the song then static
Remembering Steve Martin performing his amusing King Tut routine, complete with dancing girls.
Yea, I remember too.😊
The good old days, when SNL was funny...
Never the same after Those characters!!!❤️💯I find myself quoting her a lot “ it’s always something “. Then I give her the credit 👍🤗🤣Miss you Gilda😔
She is classic. Nothing as good as the original crew.
I agree 1st group was the best.
No. There were skits that sucked back then and there are new skits that are great now. Watch 'em.
Amen to that
True. It's just not the same. New ones aren't really funny. I loved this show and Mr. Bill....omg we'd cry laughing so hard at Mr Bill. Kids today, don't know who this was. Great memories.
@@jsdoggg96 If you like political crap. This was the real SNL. Father Guido, Rossane, the Killer Bees, Samaria Deli.
We miss you Gilda, you will never be forgotten...thank you for all of the laughs.🦁❤
I remember being 18 in the hospital after a bad car accident I couldnt watch SNL because it would hurt too much to laugh especially roseanne rosannadanna !!
It just goes to show, it's always something.Lmfao💙😸✌🏻
she'd love to know that!
same thing happened to me after back surgery...the film was 'blazing saddles'...it hurt so much to laugh but it was worth it!!
Arlene Carol that’s funny! Gene wilder and Richard pryer? I think maybe wrong Mel brooks ?
elsa blue No, Blazing Saddles was Gene Wilder and Cleavon Little.. Absolutely one of the funniest movies EVER! 😝😝
In my estimation, Gilda Radner was the funniest comedienne EVER. She did not deserve to suffer and die the way she did. She passed away at just 42 years old in 1989. Rest In Eternal Peace, Gilda Radner. So many of my boomer generation miss you.
Loved by millions, beloved by Gene Wilder. Too short her shining star illuminated our lives.
The hair, the accent, the movements, the gestures, the subjects, the contexts, the lines- wow, was that a routine!
The best comic personality SNL ever had. She died way before her time.
I still quote her to this day.
@@quasimobius same
AND WAS MARRIED TO GENE WILDER HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE DINNER WITH THOSE 2?????
Back in the day when SNL used to be funny. Now it’s just boring lame regurgitated insults at Trump
@@quasimobius (with shame I have to admit) sometimes I do blurt out "but NOOOOoooooo!"
Gilda was genius, but so was Jane Curtin as the "straight woman". How Jane kept her composure during her tenure on SNL is astonishing.
Jane laughed on camera only one time, when Bill Murray interviewed Mrs. Ed (voiced by Gilda) after Mr. Ed’s death. The horse wouldn’t face the camera and Bill and Gilda ad libbed brilliantly. When Bill tossed it back to Jane, she couldn’t help herself. 😄
Someone copied your exact comment. How original. Lmao
@@markschildberg1667 hahahahahahaha hahahahahahaha.
im sure there was more than one take on a lot of those sketches. lol!
@@bruce369able A lot of takes... is not the way live TV works. 😎
That original crew had chemistry with each other and the audience. It was organic imo. God bless them.
🤓 yes . they did alot of drugs.
alot of organic chemistry.
A more carefree time, miss those days of old. RIP Gilda
@@kevinparker5557 Ormasbic! Lol
Back when SNL was worth watching and actually funny! I'm grateful I'm old enough to have grown up when SNL was great! SNL is garbage now.
It is good to see that in 3 years you found 5 people to agree with you. 😂
Your absolutely right ❤
Maybe you turned into garbage .not the show
Me too!
Agree. After the original actors left, that was it.
Gilda was so funny. 70s Saturday Night Live were the best they ever had.
Gilda was such a rare talent, Roseanne is still one my favorites from old SNL.
Jane Curtin is one of the absolute best underplaying actresses EVER!
She was the peanut butter to Gilda's jelly.
I agree! Jane and Dan were the best of the original lineup.
Jane was the perfect foil for John Lithgow in 3rd rock from the sun.
* Loved when Jane scolded Emily Litella (Gilda) for getting it wrong & Emily responded "B|+¢h!" ☺
Jane in the heat was great wasnt she? Going by in the car ?
I bet Gene Wilder and Gilda had a wonderful fun life together.
And they're back together again.
Laura Huston it took a long time for them to be reunited. Can you imagine being at their house at a party? I bet it was awesome.
@@SweetThing Your comment is wrong. Just because she was diagnosed with cancer, it doesn't mean that they didn't have love, happiness, and good times. He had to let her go long before him. It didn't take away the good times they had. He also found a new love in his life.
My uncle was drafted to Vietnam in 1968 and married his 1 true love just before he left. She was devastated with his loss. When he was killed in action March 18,1969. They shipped his body home, and he had a open casket. So she knew that it was him. But she refused to date or even think about dating again until the war was over and the POW's release. She ended up finding a new love and had children with him. While she loved her husband, Billy was still very much the 1st love of her life. Eventually, her husband couldn't handle sharing her with a dead man. They went to counseling and she gave my dad all of his photos, metals and his flag. It didn't work very well. He just couldn't deal with it anymore.
Then following her divorced, she found a wonderful man that lost his 1st wife as well. So she asked for Billy's things back.
Anyway this was the case with these 2. He lost her but while he was in the hell that ended her life. I know that he never stopped loving her. Because of the good and the bad. He wouldn't have wanted her to have been alone during the painful end of her life. Plus these 2 where some of the most funny people on this earth and that alone will make you laugh. That was what they did Laugh through it. They still had more laughter more through the bad times.
@ Sweet Thang. I agree. These are 'characters', not real life. Many celebrities say that they are SO unlike the characters they portray. It's called acting.
Jerry Robinson I miss them both so much.
After all these years, Gilda is still as funny as ever! Miss her❤️
The funniest lady I knew of when I was a kid. God rest her soul. She touched millions.
Truer words were never spoken." Well Jane it's always something". Lmao😂😂😂😂😂
I miss Gilda Radner... and the entire SNL crew from the 70's. 3:)
Let's see....Belushi, Ackroid, Chase, Jane, Gilda, Steve Martin, Lorraine, Morsey, Murphy, soooo many great ones!!!!
@@chattycathy8089 Morris, Murray,!
I miss Garret Morris, a truly funny man!
So do I❣️ There will never be another Gilda or the original cast of SNL. They were hilarious❣️ People today don't know how to be funny. Everything has to be about hate, sex, and fowl language. It is disgusting and sad.😭😭😭😭
Gosh, I miss her. This is when SNL was THE show. I miss that too.
if you didn't know how Mr bill died come monday morning on the bus ride to school, you might as well sit in the front by yourself. i was bearly old enough to be up to watch SNL back then. Live meant Live. thank god it was saturday night or it would have been past bed time.
Man I miss her💞SNL was it back then!!! I still watch SNL... It still rocks for me😝😜🤪😘
I AGREE SOOOOOO MUCH!. Not just Gilda, but SNL will NEVER be as incredibly funny as it was in the late 70's through the 80's!
I was like 7 years old and I remember laying in my sleeping bag next to the fireplace,and watching this show,and still remember,GOOTIMES,for real 100%
@@dianehess9966 I used to like "SNL", but it's NO longer funny. When the good players moved on or died, I quit watching. "Laugh-In" was funnier.
One of My Favorites on S N L...Rip sista.😇🕊️🕊️🕊️
"That's the news. Good night and have a pleasant tomorrow." Loved hearing Jane's sign off then and....now.
Gilda did a take off of NY newscaster Roseanne Scamardella, Jane did a take off of NY newscaster Linda Ellerbee who always signed off with. "And so it goes".
Gilda Radnor was so talented... we were robbed by her untimely death from ovarian cancer. I remember she had married Gene Wilder and I think her loss nearly killed him. So sad.
💕 Gilda Radner and Jane Curtin 💕
All of the years of laughter we were robbed of when we lost this comedic treasure...
""Don't make things worse by making him go to New Jersey."
I also died laughing.
Gilda made Roseanne funny in every way. The voice, the accent, the hacks on NJ and the letters from Mr Fader. Seen this 100's of times and I STILL laugh every time. Really miss Gilda.
I got the chills watching this. You forget how talented these people were. Gilda was amazing. Didn’t hurt she was married to Willy Wonka 😃
I hate to break it to you. But willy Wonka isn't real.
@@johncruise496 HEY! Don't say that, don't even think that.
She married Johnny Depp? Thought she was a bit before his time.
Gene Wilder. The first Willy Wonka.
@@thomaspaull2594: No she didn't. Johnny Depp was an adolescent in the 70s.
Roseanne Roseannadanna's optimistic aunt Pollyanna Roseannadanna
meiastar
Ikr?😂😂
There was her musically happening cousin Carlos Santana Roseannadanna
I think her grandmother was Hanna Rosannadanna, but they called her Nana.
@@irishguy13 I miss this group. Saturday Night Live was great back then.
Her optimistic aunt was Pollyanna Roseannadanna.
Really miss Gilda! She was so funny as "Rosannadanna". RIP
When seeing that I first thought she was a younger Roseanne Barr!
But what was her full stage name? I thought it's a tongue twister? Roseann Rodann A Danna ?
She has the funniest characters on SNL. A talented comedian.
3:27 No TRUER WORDS have ever been spoken.
“It’s ALWAYS something. If it’s not one thing, it’s another.”
Gilda & Gene Wilder Love...😍
Great actor & actress!!!
Together in Heaven,
making the angels laugh out loud.
Absolutely ☺
Hello Suze, how are you doing?
Gilda was everybody's favorite Saturday Night date.
Loved watching Gilda Radner. She was so funny
Both my husband and I are 60 and we both watched SNL as teenagers. Every time the opportunity comes up in conversation that leads either one of us to say '... I thought I was gonna die ...' we say it in a Rosanne Rosannadana voice. And if the phrase '...never mind...' comes up we say that in an Emily Latilla voice and we both laugh. It is some of that inside humor we share that you can only understand from being a teen in the 70's. And of course there is the '...well excuse me! ..." that you say in a Steve Martin voice. These comedian's gave us true comedy. This was all before political correctness came along and destroyed everything. Another great present from the Clintons. Back then, we laughed at ourselves and were not so sensitive. All ethnicities -- Black, White, Asian, Hispanic, etc., have idiosyncrasies that are funny. It is what makes us human. When you stop laughing at yourself, life becomes dire. Thank you for posting these blasts from the past because you certainly can not find humor today.
I still miss her even after all these years.
She is a SPECIAL LADY.
I love that character! It's always something became my motto. SNL in the 70's was the best!
That, alternating with, "I thought I was gonna *die!"*
And don't forget Emily Litella...
Fred
Hello Ann, How are you doing?
@@ffggddss Emily Nutella was the person who invented the hazelnut spread that is so popular today.
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Oh, you said "Litella"... never mind. 😁
One of the best characters ever on the show.
Whenever Gilda did Roseanne Roseannadanna I was always amazed that Jane Curtin stay in character also and not just break up!
@J Weider..ME TOO, LOL! I COULD TELL THATJANE WAS STRUGGLING TO KEEP A STRAIGHT FACE..I WOULD HAVE BUSTED OUT LAUGHING WHEN ROSEANNA WAS TALKING ABOUT THE FOX AND THE GRAPES.."that little Fox JUMPED! AND JUMPED!", RIGHT IN JANE'S FACE, LOL! I ABOUT FELL OUT OF THE CHAIR, IT WAS SO FUNNY SEEING THE EXPRESSION ON JANE'S FACE! SHE DID GREAT..
The. Best!!
@@ericelam8325 YEAH, BUDDY! CRACKS ME UP!
With enough rehearsal you can do it, easily
@@Mxyzptlksac Maybe, but try holding it together, after all the rehearsals, being opposite the likes of a Tim Conway or Red Skelton, lol.
I sure miss the old days when SNL was still funny.
Well, alkholos, it just goes to show ya: it's always something. If it's not one thing, it's another.
Ah, back when SNL was actually funny. Oh, how I miss those days.
It's still funny, you're just fucking old. You can't compare the very best skits from the 70s to the worst ones today. They had just as many bad sketches back then, but you're not watching those, are you? You literally searched for the greatest hits.
You and your opinion are tired. You think you're smart for complaining how modern comedy "ain't what it USED to be" when in reality we are in a comedy rennaissance.
@@GalinDray Yeah, a politically correct and socially distanced renaissance. . .Funny as a chick swimming on her back: a real crack up!
It's not anymore? BOY, do I feel dumb.
for sure
@@GalinDray you’re a moron
Watched this for the first time in 2019 and I'm guessing i just laughed as much as that 70s audience! Hilarious and timeless!
And it didn't have to be political or mean or crude. They could just be silly and have fun.
I'm always telling my 21 year old about Roseanne Roseannadana, and how funny she was, and I showed her a couple of the skits. She didn't think any of them were funny, except the one where she was talking about seeing Walter Cronkite and talking to him and she scoots her chair across the floor and it makes a farting sound, and he thinks she farted and she goes on and on about trying to make the chair fart again, but, it won't. My daughter thought that was mildly amusing and cracked a smile. Either we oldies who grew up on this stuff are stupid and have an immature sense of what's funny, or this younger generation has NO sense of humor for good stuff. What my daughter thinks is funny, I don't, and vice versa about 90% of the time.
You were seeing it as we did for the first time. Comic mastery. The 70's were delightfully crazy to live through anyway. Maybe thats where such an intense character came from
Ya shoulda been there...those were the times!
You missed out when it was really live from NY
I love how Jane is trying not to laugh
Gilda,we lost you way too soon! We love you and will always remember you!
Gilda was such a great comedian and she did leave us to soon.
I’m amazed how Jane Curtin didn’t once break character 😂
This skit is every bit as funny today as the first time it was broadcast. Gilda queen of comedy. you are missed.
I love how she gets off the main subject.
Classic! I miss the old days of SNL.
I do not think comedy could get any better than this. Amazing talent.
Thank you for this................right now with our country being in such a place of horror, I haven't laughed like this made me laugh for MONTHS! Gilda - we LOVE you and will NEVER forget the joy and laughter that you brought to us!
I often wonder where Gilda would be today if she hadn't left us so young. I'm sure she'd be just as huge as she was back then and I'm sure I'd still be laughing uncontrollably at her.
She would be a washed up has been just like the rest of the originals.
floyd fletcher Well, arent you just a ray of sunshine, bless yer heart!
Nah, she'd be retired and living happily ever after with Gene Wilder, and perhaps outliving him. I might be wrong, but, I can't see her doing this stuff now in her 70's.
floyd fletcher I agree, comedians and musicians who shine brightly when young usually age poorly, those that die young are frozen in time.
floyd fletcher Well half of them are sadly no longer with us. Just because Dan Aykroyd, Chevy Chase, Laraine Newman, Garret Morris and Jane Curtin aren’t still out touring constantly or being top box office draws in their 60’s and 70’s doesn’t make them “washed up has beens”. They’re still comedy legends
#GildaRadner thank you for a lifetime of laughter!
She's probably up in Heaven, making every one laugh! RIP Gida see you on the other side my dear
I believe Gilda Radner was the most consummate and professional comedianne of her time. I miss her.
@@joemunsey5088 I love how she even put her love for Gene into her desire to work. I love everything I hear about her. Thank you for your participation in this loving discussion about our girl #GildaRadner
Roseanne Roseannadanna with a great, classic New Jersey accent:
"I thought I was gonna die."
We miss you, Gilda... you were the greatest...
Roseanne Roseannadana and Lisa Lobner were my all time favorites. When they didn't have one or the other skits with one of them, I always felt let down and disappointed.
Northern New Jersey accent, aka New York accent
This character was my absolute favorite!! Gilda Radner was soooo funny. My mom used to let me watch SNL with her when I was young and -what luck -it was during this time. Land Shark, Gumby Damnit, Too Hot for the Hot tub, & the news with Rosanne Rosanna Danna were some of my favs😂😂
My fav too! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Priceless!... so happy that I was alive when this was comedy gold in my living room every Saturday night....
GILDA COME BACK WE NEED YOU
This back when SNL was funny.. ya gotta love the good old days
I still LUV SNL.....great satires!!
she lived 2 blocks from me in Royal oak mich. she was on Rochester rd.
I remember staying up way past my bedtime to watch SNL, really brilliant!
Maria yep
Yup i lost sleep Saturday night. I figure it out rest different days lol . wow snl is getting down to it. Woahhhh lets get groovyyyyyyyy
Gilda was brilliant, wasn't she. I loved her routines! I had forgotten until this popped up and I watched it. It was such a shock when she died. It was so unexpected, she went to the doctor, was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, and died 3 days later.
No, she had battled ovarian cancer for a couple years
I'm sorry that's wrong. I distinctly remember her going through treatments and talking about it.
Gene Wilder wrote a book about her battle with cancer. It was a definitely longer battle than 3 days. It brought me to tears.
My understanding is she had a test which showed she was in remission or that the cancer was gone, but the test was wrong. I think a lab mistake, not sure. That lead to the cancer progressing beyond treatment. Very sad.
That's not true
Best SNL performer ever, best SNL season ever
Who else is still sad about Gilda death 😢 RIP my idol
I am . It’s the first time we learned about ovarian cancer. Poor girl.
Wow,,,thanks I was loving SNL in Junior High and still loving it today. 🤜🏾🤛🏾✋🏾great recap.
THEY WERE BEYOND EXCELLENT AND NOW THE TALENT SEEMS ALMOST MYTHIC , BUT HERE'S THE VIDEO ! BRAVO !
Gilda Radner is still missed today. She was a genius of sketch comedy and had incredible comic timing. Have you ever heard "Let's talk dirty to the animals?"
Love her!!!!! Thank you for putting this up. Made my day ❤️ Gilda, you were the very best RIP. Thank you ✌️
The very BEST of SNL years. Funny lady, you are missed.
RIP 🌹Gilda🌹
Gilda was, without a doubt, the funniest person ever. Her skits are timeless. Seeing how optimistic she was and how her medical team kept up her treatments when they knew it was hopeless, was so tragic. She’s just begin to feel better after weeks of terrible illness, when it was time for another treatment. And she never finished her book, “It’s Always Something.” Gene finished it. Gilda was one of a kind. There will never be another like her. RIP Gilda.
Funnel?
@@HansDelbruck53 Yes, definitely a funnel person. Don’t you understand English
@@janetownley I've met many a funny person in my lifetime, but not one shaped like a funnel.
Gilda was the BEST SNL member EVER! I even bought her comedy album back in 1976. I remember watching the very 1st episode of SNL back in 1975 when I was in middle school. 😂
Gilda Radner was truly a treasure on SNL, she kept me laughing😂
I just quoted her last week!!! “As Rosanne Rosannadana always says..” 🤣🤣🤣
Oh my god it's so funny I can't stop laughing keep up the good work
xxGodx and Gilda is no longer with us sooo... idk how well that would work out. RIP to an SNL legend
She is a legend. Love all her performances.
Classic. Nothing will ever be as good as the old SNL!
One of my favorite SNL characters. RIP Gilda Radner!
Those were the days when SNL was actually funny and void of one sided political humor.
The tore up everyone
They made plenty of fun of President Ford.
@@shaynewhite1 ........and he 💘 it.
That's because back then the Democrats gave them material to work with!
We had a better democracy then and news covered the house and senate activities.
How Jane is able to play "straight" next to Gilda is amazing! How can she keep from cracking up!?! :)
LOL, Kathy Sheuer, she almost did a couple of tmes..they were really doing this live and I couldn't keep a sraight face..
Gilda was my favorite of all time❣️👏👍 🤣😂🤣😂The whole cast was the best and there will never be another SNL. We love you Gilda and miss you terribly❣️ RIP🥰🌹💖☮️😇🤗
What a comedic genuis. We could use more of that kind of talent today!
Hello Joanne, how are you doing?
A great memory tickler. Miss this character. Gilda Radner was a gift
Gilda was a genius! Gone too soon. RIP Gilda.
Hello Cynthia, how are you doing?
gilda could've live to be 150 years old and still died too soon very funny lady one of my all time favorites
Back in the 1970s In NYC there was a anchorwoman on eyewitness news (Ch7 ABC) named "Rose Ann Scamardella" so I guess that is where the name comes from.
sherri419 And SHE annoyed me. I’d take Roseanne Roseannadanna over her any day!
According to Alan Zweibel, who wrote with and for Gilda, that’s exactly who inspired the charactet
The ONLY good Saturday Night Live cast that EVER existed!
The one in the 90’s with Phil Hartman was pretty good too.
I would also add Debbie Downer, The Church Lady, and Ms Rafferty.
We lost her way too soon plus her family SHE STILL MAKES ME LAUGH !
(Suzie) This was wayyyy back when snl was funny!!!
Agreed ! It's just lame now and I absolutely refuse to watch the drivel that passes at comedy these days!
I miss the '70s! 😟
Hello Susan, how are you doing?
What a great show this was.
..it was funny ...very funny....made fun of everything n everybody....nothing was sacred n no one took themselves so seriously or politically correct....drugs,the infirm,the old,handicapped...you name it n it was fair game...I remember the one w Garret Morris as the nanny of Pres Carter's kid Amy I think or the puppy uppers n doggy downers commercials or that sketch of Frankenstein's Bride w the great Madeline Kahn as the Bride singing I FEEL PRETTY n all done in black n white....My God every weekend was a new hysterical show...my friends n I would do our Qualudes...watch SNL(70'S) n the go clubbing till Dawn....the 70's...what a blast that decade was...nothing brings me a smile like the memories of those days....what a great time it was!!!