What I love about Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra is how they embraced people of other backgrounds. They were pioneers of equal rights for everyone on the TV screen. Forever legends.
Some of Paul Lyde's one liners must have had the censors in knots....."they put their fingers in my cumber bun....that was a nickel extra!". Hilarious even today
Paul was so funny, gracious, kind, watched him do his one liners on Hollywood Squares and then he was the voice of Templeton the rat in Charlotte's Web which he did perfectly.
I would've loved to see Paul in a Golden Girls episode, matching wits, insults and wisecracks with Dorothy and Sophia. That would've been comedy solid gold!
Yeah I read a few different sources that said the same thing. Very mean Drunk. I imagine having to hide who you are and how you feel would make anyone a bit grouchy. Still and all a very unique person. Hope you are happy where ever you are Paul. Xoxo
I didn't realize that he had writers. He wasn't that funny all on his own. I use to imitate him all the time. Got everyone to laugh. It's his voice and timing that made him special.
“Frosted” back in the 60s and 70s was a type of dye job. I THINK with that horrible rubber cap with teeny tiny holes it it. The hairdresser would pull stands of hair thru the holes to highlight (my generation did foil thank gawd). My mom had “frosted” hair. It could be a mixture of blonde highlights, light brown highlights OR light gray highlights, depending on the customer. Mom had the gray highlights so it blended perfectly with her real gray hair. She wore her hair short. It looked great on her.
sort of but no one cared. everybody knew that what it really alluded to were males and females doing something that wasn't too wise but consensual. It was a given that neither found rape appealing, but everything has to be explained and distinguished today until the parchment is dried, cracked and blanche.
With all due respect to Paul Lynde -- and he's due a lot -- This Clip Has Not Aged Well. In barely 60 seconds, a Mexican joke and a rape joke. DUMP IT.
@@diegopitbull7580 Wrong again. In fact, your defense of racist jokes is racist, and your infuriated reaction to criticism of rape jokes is ultra-creepy.
@@mjmaccabee7252 That´s just your opinion, dude. Humor is not righteous or virtuous. Humor is to make us laugh at what makes us uncomfortable. You must be one of this self-entitled generation that likes to juge people so you feel morally superior. Humor has nothing to do with so called "moral superiority".
Paul Lynde just had a natural comical presence.
Seeing a few clips of these two together makes me wish they could've been teamed up together in a movie.
Paul Lynde and Dean Martin were awesome funny people ! They did great with each other !
The hyperHetero meets the uberQueen. Now that's an interesting match.
Loved them both ! R I P Dean Paul !
What I love about Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra is how they embraced people of other backgrounds. They were pioneers of equal rights for everyone on the TV screen. Forever legends.
They were both Republicans. Republicans don't embrace anyone but their own.
This is Paul that's not Frank Sinatra
@@PaulLyndeBlueI think he meant in general.
The greatest drunk and the greatest queen of the '70s. I really love these guys!
Exactly...We can all get along. Gentleman
Brad Wesley Two of my faves!They're crazy! A spider on the floor lol!
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Some of Paul Lyde's one liners must have had the censors in knots....."they put their fingers in my cumber bun....that was a nickel extra!". Hilarious even today
Dean wasn't a real drunk. It was a persona and part of his act.
The good old times, just to remember these great guys.
Paul was so funny, gracious, kind, watched him do his one liners on Hollywood Squares and then he was the voice of Templeton the rat in Charlotte's Web which he did perfectly.
Well... at least he was very FUNNY.
I would've loved to see Paul in a Golden Girls episode, matching wits, insults and wisecracks with Dorothy and Sophia. That would've been comedy solid gold!
YES
Man Paul had incredible timing ........
This is outrageous!
I love these guys
Paul and Dean dancing lessons. R.I.P. both of them.
Seth MacFarlane said Rogers voice from American Dad is based on Paul Lynde. Oh wow Seth sounds just like him.
"I teach the ballet to stay out of the draft". Richard!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He was so loveable
James Jenner one of the funn4men ever
Not when he was drinking lol. Pretty nasty guy.
Yeah I read a few different sources that said the same thing. Very mean Drunk. I imagine having to hide who you are and how you feel would make anyone a bit grouchy. Still and all a very unique person. Hope you are happy where ever you are Paul. Xoxo
OMG HILARIOUS!
Paul Lynde and Dean martin were every bit as good as Martin and Lewis
Better. Much Better.
better
Lewis was cringe. Way overrated.
Hilarious! Extremely talented men!
P:aul Lynde and Dean Martin were fjunny with each other ! Loved their humor ! used use humor to cope with depression!
LAUGHTER IS MEDICINE MY DARLING....🙏💖😇🤗💋💖💖💖💖🙏🙏
I teach the Mambo as part of my craft, and I teach the Ballet to say out of the draft - LOL ! You can't make this stuff up !
What a.great.personality.and great.actors love them .
Early fab camp......."I teach ballet to stay out of the draft!"
😂
Hilarious good combo
@@ginagabriele224 before political correctness assaulted comedy, before Jimmy Kimmel and Steven Colbert killed it
I luv Paul Lynde also
James Jenner one of the funniest men ever
I didn't realize that he had writers. He wasn't that funny all on his own. I use to imitate him all the time. Got everyone to laugh. It's his voice and timing that made him special.
@@lorimiller4301
Everyone had writers back then. Bob Hope, everyone
The hooded claw 😂👏
Love Paul.
Great performers! Also, now I see what Seth MacFarlane meant when he said that Roger Smith from American Dad is based on Paul Lynde!
Paul Lynde: I"m your dancing teach-er!!!!!!!
Roger Smith!!
dino 4ever I love u! I subscribed!
Uncle Arthur! lol
Quite similar to Roger of American Dad
Roger was based off of Lynde according to the creators of American Dad. It was genius move.
Who was the first man my wife said I was
Paul Edward Lynde (13 de junio de 1926-10 de enero de 1982) fue un comediante y actor estadounidense.
It was frosted at then-wife Cathy's request
frosted? What does this verb mean?
“Frosted” back in the 60s and 70s was a type of dye job. I THINK with that horrible rubber cap with teeny tiny holes it it. The hairdresser would pull stands of hair thru the holes to highlight (my generation did foil thank gawd). My mom had “frosted” hair. It could be a mixture of blonde highlights, light brown highlights OR light gray highlights, depending on the customer. Mom had the gray highlights so it blended perfectly with her real gray hair. She wore her hair short. It looked great on her.
@@nancynolan5823 Thanks for the explanation! This makes sense now.
Foxtrot off ❗...😱😲😨😎
The Hooded Claw?
You mean Uncle Arthur from Bewitched.
Definitely also the hooded claw
Paul Lynde was the 1st flaming homosexual to be excepted, I love him.
I don't think Paul was "out" though. It was an unspoken question that he never answered. He was accepted because he was funny.
The man was a very talented guy and you never get that today.I missed Paul Lynde and his laugh a lot.
Liberace??
😍
LMAO!😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lol 😆♥ So funny
What date was this episode aired?
DEAN MARTIN
07 DE JUNIO DE 1917
25 DE DICIEMBRE DE 1995
78 AÑOS
Uncle Arthur??
What year is this from?
The last year's of the U.S.A.
1970
@@johanbrand8601 Thank you. Have a nice day.
Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra phenomenal talents yet they could take the Mickey out of themselves to make us laugh.
hahahahahaha
What was that something something marriage?
Did Dean dyed his hair blonde?
he does look funny i know one year it was red
LOL!
That Maxeican hat joke did NOT age well, hahahha..
Better than the "no one can hear 'em scream" joke.
Paul Lynde never had a wife. He had a husband. 😄
lol was that a rape joke
sort of but no one cared. everybody knew that what it really alluded to were males and females doing something that wasn't too wise but consensual. It was a given that neither found rape appealing, but everything has to be explained and distinguished today until the parchment is dried, cracked and blanche.
With all due respect to Paul Lynde -- and he's due a lot -- This Clip Has Not Aged Well. In barely 60 seconds, a Mexican joke and a rape joke. DUMP IT.
GROW UP
@@diegopitbull7580 Your reply translates to, "I don't want to be bothered about other people's feelings or even their inclusion. "
@@mjmaccabee7252 No. The correct translation is : "I don´t want to be bothered with BS from people with limited sense of humor"
@@diegopitbull7580 Wrong again. In fact, your defense of racist jokes is racist, and your infuriated reaction to criticism of rape jokes is ultra-creepy.
@@mjmaccabee7252 That´s just your opinion, dude. Humor is not righteous or virtuous. Humor is to make us laugh at what makes us uncomfortable. You must be one of this self-entitled generation that likes to juge people so you feel morally superior. Humor has nothing to do with so called "moral superiority".
I like Dean, but did he sleep with a CIGARETTE?