Jon Lovitz Appears as the Pathological Liar on Johnny Carson's Tonight Show
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Jon Lovitz Appears as Tommy Flanagan the Pathological Liar on "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" in 1985.
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I came here after watching Jon Lovitz as Congressman George Santos on Jimmy Fallon's show. It's good to see Mr. Lovitz on late night shows again. I miss his act and the 80s. Damn I'm old!
Right there with you.
Happens to the best of, and worst of us friend
Jon Lovitz was very funny when he played this part. Every time I think about pathological liars, his phrase, "Yeah, that's the ticket." comes into my mind.
You're lying......aren't you ?? : )
Tommy Flanagan is my father. I was born 9... 8 months after he met the Chinaman's wife. That's the ticket.
LMAO He didn't invent that joke. It came from an old James Cagney gangster movie..His character would say that every time he lied to the cops.
You'd think Saturday Night Live would've brought the character back when Brian William's was caught making up stories. Apparently SNL doesn't have the balls to roast people from their own network...
@@jstnxprsn Also, he stole the joke from Michael Keaton during his stand up days.
i don't think jon lovitz gets enough credit for what a fantastic comedian he is.
He was epic in highschool high!!
Alot of people dont understand his comedy. Very jewy cowardly new york satire.
hotchi motchi!
You're wrong
Yes he does
Man I luv this routine, especially when he says , “my wife, Morgan Fairchild” 😂😂!!
"...Morgan Fairchild, who I've seen naked..."
thats the ticket
And he wrote The yellow pages.
His Hitler imitation in Rat Race had me on the floor.
He sounds just like my boss at work when he talks about his education.
Love his old Hollywood voice. He’s the best 😂❤
He's so young!! Brilliant comedian.
To this day, I will make a blatant lie and cap it off with “yeah, that’s the ticket!”
12bucklemyshoe1 👍
My wife Morgan Fairchild
🤣🤣🤣
Suuure you will. :-P
I do that to.
Jon Lovitz is the real deal.
🤣
No thats Holifield
Jon is great. I wish they'd revive The Critic.
Hilarious as always. It never gets old.
Absolutely amazing. I could absolutely watch this character all day.
Thin Jon Lovitz
Super rare
I remember on the 'Best of Jon Lovitz' DVD commentary at one point he said he felt like he was watching his son or something, because he literally couldn't believe that that's what he used to look like
"Now, I'm happily married to my wife... Morgan Fairchild! Yeah... That's the ticket!"
I ended up here whilst browsing clips of SNL and such, and saw this Lovitz sketch in the results. It reminded me that Jon was on Sat Nite Live during an era that was really good-- I mean, from 1982-1992, SNL had casts which included the likes of Julia Louis Dreyfus, Christopher Guest, Billy Crystal, Martin Short, Jan Hooks, Dana Carvey, and more. I remember watching a lot of the episodes as they aired, back in my college years. It's a shame that Hulu does not have seasons 9-29 streaming. I'd love to see complete skits like "Jackie Rogers Junior's $100,000 Jackpot Wad" (it is on Vimeo, but it's washed out VHS quality) where Christopher Guest blurts out "Chocolate Babies?" ... so funny.
I think he is one of the best comics of this generation.
excellent tennis player too
I thought I’d be the only one here because of George Santos 😂
David B yes!!! Jon Santos!
' And my wife. Morgan Fairchild. Whom I've seen naked' yeah, thats it
Its like he is doing a Jeff Goldblum impersonation.. lol
Actually Goldblum is doing a Lovitz impersonation! Yeah! That's the ticket! 😉😄😉😄😉😄
I'm very thankful thay Jon Lovitz has got to meet Johnny Carson the kindest and polite person I've ever seen. I miss him alot.
When I saw Santos in an interview, I thought of Lovitz character! Hilarious!
Dang. Did not realize how handsome Jon Lovitz is. And freaking hilarious. Dear god...
Yup.
Me too…Yeah, that’s the ticket…came to mind. I loved his role in Rat Race and finally saw one of his comedy shows in person. Another comedic genius who is fortunately still with us!
The guy who’s job I intern at had a friend that was a pathological liar and the lengths he went to to lie we’re unbelievable. He was on the phone with my boss and had helicopter sounds playing from his computer telling my boss he was taking aerial shots of Paris
Jon Lovitz will go down as one of my all time favorite comedians all time.
The best Skip Bayless impression that i've seen!
Yeah! That's the ticket. One of my catch phrases in the late 80's. Don't remember Jon being so thin. Too FUNNY!❤oldsnl
love how all the dudes in the 80s looked like they'd done a few bags of coke and run a marathon before they performed
Even the ones that didn't do all that looked that way.
They were always dripping in sweat lol
That's because it was before the invention of air conditioning. They had to shove ice cubes in their underwear to stay cool and that made them look jumpy. Yeah, that the ticket.
@@c0gsinc0gs they had air conditioning then dipshit. Everyone was just coked up out of their minds and sweating like pigs.
They've had air conditioning since 1902
38 years later, he plays another pathological liar on the tonight show,
*GEORGE SANTOS*
jon lovitz cracks me up...someone upload more.
I also loved him as the Devil and Emperor Tod Spengo of Mom and Dad Saved the World.
And Evilyn Quince on Tales of Ribaldry. "G'bye everybody! G'bye!"
John is a funny guy 😂
"the tests are perfect - like the letter" - yeah, that's the ticket
Brilliant!
I remember when those phrases became popular...yeah, that’s the ticket...never knew where they came from, figured people were watching some tv show that I’d missed.
Yeah...yeah that’s what happened. That’s my story and I’m stickin’ to it.
Makes sense.
When this was on TV I was so into drugs at the time I don't think I watched any TV at all.
Now that is the truth. I do remember people saying it that's one of the reasons that I'm here. To see what I missed.
I did see SNL when it first came out.
Yeah. That's the ticket. Love that line.
Love this guy!
I was on a plane..and we landed in...Bosnia!..yeah that's right!and nd we were attacked by snipers..hundreds of em!..but I got away see!..then I ran for president!..and won!!!!!
" yeah..thats the ticket. I'm married to Morgan Fairchild" Wow I can't believe this was 37 years ago !
Make that 32 years. ago...
Markyrotten 1 why does everyone comment about Morgan Fairchild here...he not once mentions her?
Tommy Flanagan....always speaking the truth!
hey, that's tommy flaNAgan to you, buddy
This guy should run for office. Yeah that's the ticket.
When making up Spanish sentences in 10th grade I would also say Mi esposa esta Morgan Fairchild
Love this guy
Jon Lovitz doesn’t get enough credit for inspiring the entire GQP.
….. and the judges rule that a cheap political dig, but they will 💯 accept its complete veracity.
I will always remember Lovitz stepping into camera view at an awards presentation, the Golden Globes or the Oscars. Jamie Lee Curtis was presenting for something and his hand came into the frame and he got a bit fresh with her. Some people say it was pre-planned but I think it was spur of the moment Lovitz. The audience was shocked but loved it.
Correction: Curtis was accepting an award - probably for her wonderful performance in True Lies. It was her saucy dance moves in that movie that, no doubt, inspired Lovitz's risque stunt. Curtis took it in stride though and got him back. Her father loved it all - especially her equally shocking payback.
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Haha. Reminds me of our extempore competitions in school :D
"Yeah that's the ticket" -Humphrey Bogart from "The treasure of the Sierra Madre"
That was a great character.
It’s hard to believe 165 people didn’t like this skit. Jon’s a genius
They actually liked it, but can't admit it. Yeah, that's the ticket. 😂
@@my3dviews Nooo, it was 101,165 people who didn’t like it but the tiny man and tiny woman talked them out of it, Yeah, that’s the ticket!
The people who don't like this must be Republicans.... Yeah that's the ticket! They will vote for anything that's on the ticket! Yeah that's the ticket! lol....
Well..... it's even harder to believe 81 million people voted for the criminal in the white house.
yes, he does jon lovitz is great
This aired on my birthday! :)
He's losing his mind......and I'm reaping all the benefits
Deedle-e-dee are those things for meeee
Takin Dumps That’s the line I thought of before I even watched this and then also remembering him in Reindeer Games where he admits that he’s a fake taxidermist haha
Takin Dumps hahaha wedding singer
i know that was him!😂
I was jokingly quoting that line yesterday and now get this on my feed. Our phones are listening!
I had a friend like this in high school. I used to swap big fish stories with his parents.
I love this routine!! Yeah! That's the ticket! 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😉😆
“I didn’t lose the election, I won it... by a LOT! Yeah, that’s the ticket!”
lame. look at the whole story and you will see why your little joke falls flat
@@alabarjhoni9742 what “whole story” are you talking about? You sound like you get your “information” from right wing memes and Internet forums.
How about don't bring politics into fucking EVERYTHING
George Santos hasn’t changed in 40 years, other than his name.
Great video as always, I don't know if you've done him yet, but can you do Young Kakashi? Thanks anyway
This was filmed a month before I was born. Suddenly I don't feel so old.
Holy crap! He even looks like George Santos!
hi is this mook? tell me about the clinton foundation lmao
"my name is George Santos... yeah ... That's the ticket"
Love him on Funny You Should Ask....Funny!
Yeah, that's the ticket! Love JL!
Classic
This reminds me of the key and peel skit of consequences
Jon did a killer Santos on Fallon but did not lie quite enough to make it believable 😂😂😂😂
*Good for you, JACK!!*
Every time I hear his voice in this all i can hear is The Radio from The Brave Little Toaster since he's the voice of the Radio
I can actually picture Radio doing a broadcast like this to annoy Lampy while he's sleeping.
This skit would have worked just as well on the radio, as would most of the best standup comedy acts. (Carrot Top would be an exception, since his props are very important to his success).
Wow you’re wife is a lucky girl.
Success?
Chainman's wife HAHAHAHAHAHA!
So many people are here because Trump brought them here.
I'm just here because I'm a fan of Jon Lovitz.
animegx45 people are still losing their minds. He continues to reap all the benefits.
I thought people were saying "Trump brought me here" because he's a pathological liar, haha, but no, it appears that he's been doing the old "I'm rubber you're glue" schtick again.
What a fucking idiot, supported by fucking idiots.
Lol facts, I'm just now finding this out.. Bring back the Critic! We need something new and refreshing, or just refreshing. Though I can almost assume it'd be too much for today's generation.
Today is June 13, 2019. Trump's Sarah Huckabee Sanders is retiring. She brought me here.
Trump's your President. Heh heh heh.
That ticket is some wild wild stuff
I like his recurring character of a host of romantic plays.
That was funny truly funny!!
Who knew that the Radio would be more of a comedian than he was before?
Finally, someone who knows him as Radio on the Brave Little Toaster.
and hes been playing the part ever since.
Jon Lovett’s borderline ripped is wild. If in 1985, he was introduced to like a training regiment. You would actually be a good looking guy.
I didn’t know that George Santos appeared on “The Johnny Carson Show” in 1985!
This is gold.
I was 7 days old when this aired
He looks loke he could be Jeff Goldbloom's brother.
Jeff Goldblum
He is Jeff goldblum's brother. Yeah that's the ticket. Jeff goldblum's brother but nobody talks about him in the goldblum family... On account of the fact he's so successful see... Yeah that's it!
That's the brother he told his parents about.
spot on Adam Schiff impression.
it's based on a 1940's movie character, "say... whaddya tryin' to pull here? why you dirty rat, ya trying to put me in the deep freeze? well, it ain't gonna happen see... cuz i'm too smart for that."
James Cagney
George Santos... the Early Years.
Damn, he was surprising handsome back then
I understand Congressman George Santos took classes with Tommy Flanagan... Yeah, that's the ticket!
George Santos is the new president of the Pathological Liars Association.
Beat me to it
Good for you, Jack.
Wow, he predicted George santos….or whatever his name is…and he absolutely nailed the “look”…
"And if you don't believe me, just ask my wife, Morgan Fairchild, whom I've seen naked. Yeah, that's it. That's the ticket."
Saw him in person yesterday
When he surfboarded onto the beach, I can't believe his first wife ... Morgan Fairchild... wasn't there to greet him.
and almost 40 years later, some of us use his prefaces or follow ups to tell a big story.
Jon Lovitz does a good Jeff Goldblum, unknowingly.
Jeff Goldblum never ages, I tell ya.
Awww, he didn't say his famous catch pharse "That's tha ticket" loud enough!
Lovitz at his best
He looked like Harry Conick Jr.
I think he ad libbed this whole thing. I never understood why Lovitz didn't become a bigger star. He was funny, but I don't think he really had the ambition or desire others in his field had.
Phil Hartman's death ended his career.
Sixty imdb credits since Phil's death.
Lovitz is a legend among comics. His club is hugely popular. He's doing just fine
ylekiote99999 This isn't ad libbed. There were a ton of crafty jokes thrown in there that are hidden behind the lies. Think about how a liar might describe something real that happened.
Its masterful.
Pay special attention to his hands at the chinaman part. Now imagine what you might pay a small man(boy) for in an Asian country like Thailand. His toenails weren't the body part being worked on, if you catch my drift.
This character is based on the lies children tell, which always have an element of truth to them before the lie creates a tangent.
"I walked 30 miles to the store, where I was greeted by a wall of people blocking the front. I had to persuade them to get in, but I made it. As I was checking the aisles, a pair of super hot models stopped by to smell me. They couldn't get enough!"
This is what actually happened...
He drove to Walmart and said hello to the greeter before checking out the perfume aisle. He sprayed some on himself, prompting the 65 year old employee behind the counter to tell him he smells horrible and he has to leave. She escorts him off the property.
Most SNL people don't go on to do much. Dana Carvey dropped out of show business for awhile. Phil Hartman was on one of the greatest sitcoms ever when he died... and people barely remember him or Newsradio. These were some of the funniest people ever and actually saved SNL from being cancelled. I guess if you can't make a movie out of one of their popular characters, they sort of disappear. There's hundreds of cast members whose names you would never recognize.