I miss both Jackie and Rodney, I remember sitting with my Dad on Sunday nights watching Gleason. My Dad has been gone for 30 years and I still miss him. It never goes away. This humor never gets old.
Watching on a black and white television set with a 2" speaker. We didn't have a color set until 1972. Variety shows like Jackie Gleason, Ed Sullivan, Carol Burnett, Sid, Dean Martin, Red Skelton, Johnny Cash. My Dad would laugh so loud just like my grandfather would and like my brother does now.
Same with me! Lost me Dad years ago. Miss Jackie and Rodney. They where the best with a few others. How about this story. Now I am best friends with Brain. Rodney's son. He also is extremely talented. Just keeps a low profile. Great people!
Thank God I grew up when I didn't I'm 65 years old I remember watching Jackie Gleason with Rodney Dangerfield on the show thank God they were great wish they were still here
@@Area-5l As someone who has witnessed someone on cocaine, I can tell you for a fact that he would be nowhere near high functioning enough to walk up on stage. It would be incredibly easy to tell
Wow 1970. I was 5 years old. My Dad and Mom probably watched this broadcast when it was new on our big Zenith color T.V. They loved both Jackie Gleason and Rodney Dangerfield. Me? I was probably outside playing in the dirt with my Tonka Toys. Those we happy times.
I had the honor of seeing him perform in front of a full house about a year before he passed. He lost some of his timing, he was slurring some of the lines, told most of his older jokes. When he finished we all gave him a roaring standing ovation for about 5 minutes chanting "Rodney!!" He tried not to cry. We love you Mr. Dangerfield!! Here is the respect you always deserved. Just thinking how hard the angels are laughing when he performs in heaven.
Let's not get Stupid or Blasphemous! No one goes to Heaven unless they Repent (Acknowledges they are an Unrighteous Sinner Headed for Hell Fire 🔥 and Sincerely Receives the Biblical Lord Jesus Christ as Personal Saviour!!!
@beachie670 The Only ones in Heaven are Bible Believing Born Again Christians who have Repented and Received the Biblical Lord Jesus Christ as Personal Saviour! Let's NOT Make Up Fairy Tales! Obviously you have Never Actually Read the Holy Bible even 1 Time!!’
Who is here in 2020? His jokes are timeless.... we made it through 2020 who's here in 2021???? Well 2021 is a wrap!!! Hope 2022 is a good one, who's with me?????? Well 2022 is a wrap! Thanks for all the positive feedback Hope 2023 is a prosperous one friends.....well another year is wrapping up looking forward to 2024 God bless.....
billy t james, so what makes you the right person for the job mr puhuta? oh my sister n law used to work in a clothes department store , but the position is for a diesel fitter??? yeh thats what she used to say to the kids mothers here look diesel fitter
My favorite Rodney Dangerfield joke: "One time when I was little, I got lost at the beach. I asked a policeman to help me find my parents. After a while I asked him, "Do you think we'll find them?" He said, "I dunno kid, there's so many places they could hide."
There was another comedian BEFORE Rodney, Check out Henny Youngman. Then you will see how Rodney's persona was developed. I must confess that I just LOVE these Borsch Belt Comics.
Two iconic comedians! loved Jackie Gleason & Rodney Dangerfield! Rodney was the king of the one liners! Jackie was a great actor too! On Rodney’s gravestone it says “There goes the neighborhood” I absolutely loved him! RIP ❤️
You couldn’t be on any of these shows without a suit this wasn’t like a stylistic choice of Rodney’s, find any comic who was on late night without a suit at this era
(RIP) to two comedic icons, Rodney Dangerfield and Jackie Gleason. How sweet they were! Two Legends that more than deal with getting a lIttle bit of respect, should get all of the respect that they both deserve! 😎
I love in back to school when he went into the sorority house in search of his son and pulled the shower curtain back on a naked girl. He whips it shut and yells, "I didn't see a thing!" He then opens it again and says with his pop eyed expression, "You're perfect!" It could have been offensive but with Rodney it's just funny.
Karen Session When Rodney Dangerfield was in Madison filming back to school he worked out at the health club by the laundry and I was there one night and I said to the guy in the locker room next to me is that who I think it is and he goes what go over and say something to them so I said hey Rodney how you’re doing and he turned around totally naked looked at me and said hey how are you how’s it going there how are you how you doing I went upstairs to turn in my key and towel and the lady at the desk said you know Rodney Dangerfield was here and I said yeah I just saw a Rodney Dangerfield like you’re never going to see Rodney Dangerfield
My father met Jackie Gleason. So nice to see Rodney...his jokes are so clean, so different (no profanity) as too many people in comedy today. He was so funny!!
he didnt stop moving he couldnt relax for one second thats like me even when im as still as i can be somthings moving even if its just my toes , if i stop moving so does my thinking, i dont get no respect i was at the doctors the other day i had to fill out some forms then the lady at the desk gave me a dirty look i said what? she said where it says sex you wrote yes please ,
Is the constant touching of his tie part of his routine? I mean he unnecessarily keeps touching it to make like he is repositioning it. Every clip of his has these touches.
The sheer volume of jokes permitted on this guy is absolutely amazing most comedians takes 5 minutes to set up a joke and then pay it off this guy just keeps him coming one after the other
a big girl huh, mt rushmore mt everrest mt wife , lol you know how mt everest got its name? the climbers would almost be at the sumit but before they got there they said lets everrest
I just adore this man. He is so human, so real and seems to be a really kind gentleman. The writing is superb. The quality of his gags are timeless, and the way he recites them are spot on. He has true class. RESPECT .
I lived in the same building he did growing up, would see him from time to time. He was very reserved, shy, not that approachable, but not rude. He was a single dad back then I think his wife had died.
Upon entering the hospital for heart surgery in August, 2004 Rodney was asked how long he would be hospitalized. He responded: "If all goes well, about a week. If not, about an hour and a half." (RIP, Rodney....)
I Remember listening to him when I was a kid. He was before my Time, But I still to this Day Laugh My Ass off everytime I near His voice. He was and still is underrated and That's a shame BC Personally I thinknes one of the Best Mini Stories one Liners of All time. R.I.P Rodney Dangerfield
The other day I went to the doctor. I told the doctor, doc every morning when I get up, I go to the bathroom and look in the mirror and want to throw up, what's wrong with me? He told me, I don't know, but your eyesight is perfect.
Johnny Carson: Rodney, it’s great to see you again. How are you doing? Rodney: Hey, Johnny, I’m very excited, you know? I just finished my first book. Johnny: That’s great, Rodney. Congratulations. Rodney: Yeah, and now I’m planning to read another one.
I like the joke in which he mentions his tough neighborhood in NYC where a guy pulled a knife on him but wasn't very professional since there was butter on the knife.
I was a lonely kid, every time I was in the backyard playing in the sandbox, the cat would come in & start to cover me up. Rodney Dangerfield. My best Christmas when I was a kid, I got 2 bath toys, a clock radio & a toaster.
Two guys that are great examples of IMHO something I don’t see too much of anymore - true entertainers, a couple of self made, intelligent celebrities. Glad I can say I remember stuff like this.
The way Rodney could just keep leveling you with those one liners was legendary. The two part formula with a quick setup and great punch line, over and over. The delivery was surgical , the “no respect” and the fact he, Rodney, he was the joke. The best ever
Rodney Dangerfield stepped into a taxi and says, take me to where the loose women are, driver said get in, drives then says, okay we're here, Dangerfield says, hey that's my house 🏠😅🤣😁🤣
Stephen Roby Gleason was a great dramatic actor and a decent composer, too. He broadcast the show live from Miami when all live prime time shows came out of LA or NY because he was The Great One so the network set it up - a big deal when live television was transmitted over many parallel and expensive AT&T lines. His ratings were great so the network made plenty of money.
I was born at the end of the 60's so too young to really know, but I can remember a few actors who I would see that I would stop and take the time to watch. Gleason, Stewart, McQueen to name a few. It was like they had this power to pull you into their story wanting more. Then seeing Rodney when he showcased new comic's was mind opening giving me a new love of Comedy.
Last year I went to the thrift store and found a bunch of Jackie Gleason albums for like $2 each. Fantastic music, so lush and beautiful. My lovely wife was astonished to learn it was arranged and conducted by Ralph Kramden.
He looks young compared to seeing him in the 80's. As a kid, I used too LOVE this dude, still do. That last joke about stretching a Dollar was Fire!!!! 💵💸💰🔥😺😸😹
Great! One of his best stand up routines. And Jackie Gleason a great comic and actor in his own right. One thing missing, Rodney's red tie. Was in my late teens when this was made, and when these two men were made the molds were broken.
Don't forget about 'the Lovable Lush" Foster Brooks...he could make Dean Martin loose it on TV EVERYTIME!!! And then there was Harvey Corman & Tim Conway!!! Absolute classic master comedians!!!
The Ol' Redhead was truly one of the Greats & My Father's all-time favorite funnyman/entertainer. My favorite American was & still is John Wayne, but Red did a wonderful skit about the Pledge of Allegiance that's as good/great as any American themed piece Big John ever did. If you've never seen it give it a quick Google, I highly recommend it 🙏 💪🇺🇲👍
In the summer of 1985, I was stationed at Fort Stewart, Georgia. One weekend I went home to Montgomery, Alabama for a three-day pass, and it was at a local theater there where I saw “Back To School”. The place was packed, and that movie was hilarious; Rodney Dangerfield had the entire audience roaring with laughter (especially how he was humiliating his ungrateful wife, Adrienne Barbeau). I mean Rodney had the whole cinema audience in tears. I reported back to Fort Stewart as required, and just a few days later, I chose to go see “Back To School” again. This time, I went to a theater in Savannah, Georgia. The exact thing happened there just like the Montgomery theater: packed out, and Rodney had that Georgia audience constantly laughing. Thank you, Mr. Dangerfield.
We also watched with dad. The show was from miami beach, and at the end jackie always proclaimed (life) "how sweet it is"!! How beautiful. And we had 4 vhf channels and 4 uhf channels, and the t.v. was so much better.
I remember Jackie Gleason being interviewed years ago and he was asked if he`ll be in Heaven. He replied `only by the grace of God`. I thought he was a great entertainer.
I miss both Jackie and Rodney, I remember sitting with my Dad on Sunday nights watching Gleason. My Dad has been gone for 30 years and I still miss him. It never goes away. This humor never gets old.
Watching on a black and white television set with a 2" speaker. We didn't have a color set until 1972.
Variety shows like Jackie Gleason, Ed Sullivan, Carol Burnett, Sid, Dean Martin, Red Skelton, Johnny Cash. My Dad would laugh so loud just like my grandfather would and like my brother does now.
RIP to your pop, man. Thank you for sharing. What a golden age it was indeed.
It never goes away because that my friend, was pure talent!!!
Same with me! Lost me Dad years ago. Miss Jackie and Rodney. They where the best with a few others. How about this story. Now I am best friends with Brain. Rodney's son. He also is extremely talented. Just keeps a low profile. Great people!
Rodney and Jackie two different styles of humor, but they were great!
There will never be another Rodney. Dude was truly one of a kind. The definition of legend.
Are the kids BACK TO SCHOOL yet?
The Great One was one of a kind , My friend , Not only was he a comic but a good actor and composer, and could play one hell of 8 ball .
2023. Still listening to him. One of the funniest comedians ever…..period.
Oh Yeah!
Correct!
Is a l legend always will be timeless jokes .
Facts 💯
The best!!!!, Period!!!!! Amen!!!!!!
Thank God I grew up when I didn't I'm 65 years old I remember watching Jackie Gleason with Rodney Dangerfield on the show thank God they were great wish they were still here
The Great One and the King of the One Liners. We will never see their like again. RIP Jackie and Rodney.
I feel so sorry for young people, they've never seen talent!
That's what I was trying to say.
Rodney's timing, delivery, mannerisms, depth and punch are impeccable..
The pros pro.
Tom Vardin cocaine is one hell of a drug.
J Hood
Yup !🤣😂👍
J Hood Robin Williams felt the same way😕
@@Area-5l As someone who has witnessed someone on cocaine, I can tell you for a fact that he would be nowhere near high functioning enough to walk up on stage. It would be incredibly easy to tell
@@darkstalkerkaathe4582 But Rodney enjoyed a Joint. But for sure, he ain't Stoned here.
Wow 1970. I was 5 years old. My Dad and Mom probably watched this broadcast when it was new on our big Zenith color T.V. They loved both Jackie Gleason and Rodney Dangerfield. Me? I was probably outside playing in the dirt with my Tonka Toys. Those we happy times.
WOW, we didn't have a color TV..
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@@carissacastricone8955
Jackie and Rodney,how does anyone follow these guys? End of an era.Class acts all the way.Love them.
I had the honor of seeing him perform in front of a full house about a year before he passed. He lost some of his timing, he was slurring some of the lines, told most of his older jokes. When he finished we all gave him a roaring standing ovation for about 5 minutes chanting "Rodney!!" He tried not to cry. We love you Mr. Dangerfield!! Here is the respect you always deserved. Just thinking how hard the angels are laughing when he performs in heaven.
LOVE LOVE LOVE ... Lucky you to see him ... He earned all the applause and more!
I went to high school with his daughter and my Dad used to see him at Jim Mcmullens in Nyc at the bar..He is sooo missed
Let's not get Stupid or Blasphemous! No one goes to Heaven unless they Repent (Acknowledges they are an Unrighteous Sinner Headed for Hell Fire 🔥 and Sincerely Receives the Biblical Lord Jesus Christ as Personal Saviour!!!
@beachie670 The Only ones in Heaven are Bible Believing Born Again Christians who have Repented and Received the Biblical Lord Jesus Christ as Personal Saviour! Let's NOT Make Up Fairy Tales! Obviously you have Never Actually Read the Holy Bible even 1 Time!!’
I saw him in 1982 @ the Stanley Theater in Pittsburgh, Pa. He had us rolling.
Who is here in 2020? His jokes are timeless.... we made it through 2020 who's here in 2021???? Well 2021 is a wrap!!! Hope 2022 is a good one, who's with me?????? Well 2022 is a wrap! Thanks for all the positive feedback Hope 2023 is a prosperous one friends.....well another year is wrapping up looking forward to 2024 God bless.....
Yep. Champagne comedy here.
2020 here ... Jan 24... Rodney was the funniest comic in the last 50 years
In a few years no one is going to get the joke about negatives in the family album
Mort Sahl
Priceless not timeless
King of the one liners. Best that will ever be until the end of time. Respect to Rodney.
Mitch hedberg
that was henny youngmen
much
Hey whitey where's ya hat
billy t james, so what makes you the right person for the job mr puhuta? oh my sister n law used to work in a clothes department store , but the position is for a diesel fitter??? yeh thats what she used to say to the kids mothers here look diesel fitter
As a 60s baby I definitely miss this era of Genius comedic 📺. Rodney is in a class by himself. 👍
Same here
Same
My favorite Rodney Dangerfield joke:
"One time when I was little, I got lost at the beach. I asked a policeman to help me find my parents. After a while I asked him, "Do you think we'll find them?" He said, "I dunno kid, there's so many places they could hide."
Lollol
These are legendary one-liner jokes. This guy was a genius.
He was amazing . I've found Gary Delaney to be my favourite new comedian for one liners..
oh legendary i see!!!
Hearing this, I'm just thinking how much he couldn't get away with now in today's PC society!
His pacing is just perfect.
yeah glad to see brendan fraser's dad in his prime
I miss Rodney, he was my favorite comedian.
And all clean. Real talent.
Rodney was the best
Rodney was one in a billion, nobody could rapid fire jokes like him and there was no foul language or racial or political, a damn genius. GOAT
Amen
There was another comedian BEFORE Rodney, Check out Henny Youngman. Then you will see how Rodney's persona was developed. I must confess that I just LOVE these Borsch Belt Comics.
Why the word goat in your comment? Does not make sense.
@@janetbransdon3742 Translation: Greatest Of All Time. Goat
Just fat shaming and "ugly" shaming.i
Two wonderful icons from the great past Jackie Gleason and Rodney Dangerfield !!!!!
One of the few comedians who desrves respect.
...and then some!
Absolutely
Steven...absolutely!....Jackie Gleeson is a riot! (Ba dum bump)
Red Skeleton is on my list,too.
dumb
born and raised in DEER PARK NY right down the block from me.. 34 years old and I cherish this man
Two iconic comedians! loved Jackie Gleason & Rodney Dangerfield!
Rodney was the king of the one liners! Jackie was a great actor too!
On Rodney’s gravestone it says
“There goes the neighborhood”
I absolutely loved him! RIP ❤️
A comedian in a suit. Man, I tell ya, this man has my respect.
This man has no respect, no respect
I hate the fact that today most dress worse than garbage. Bums back in the 70s dressed better!
You couldn’t be on any of these shows without a suit this wasn’t like a stylistic choice of Rodney’s, find any comic who was on late night without a suit at this era
@@QuantumEffectResidue people still wear suits to late night shows all the time, like MOST of them
Everybody dresses like crap now and feels it lol
Born in 67...never saw the show live...glad we have someone uploaded these videos!
Rodney was one of the best stand up men of all time. He never fails to crack me up no matter how bad a day I had.
Or how bad the joke.
When I’m feeling down I watch Rodney he picks me right up
Ground breaking comedy for 1970, two greats together!
40 years old and his humor is still amazing.
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@@jimmyolsen5897, math wiz.
@@martinbrodie8507 watch out for the monkey pox
Your math gets no respect.
@@memonk11 I tell you I’m all right now but last week I was in rough shape
"The Great One" and Rodney! Both one of a kind and truly missed.
(RIP) to two comedic icons, Rodney Dangerfield and Jackie Gleason. How sweet they were! Two Legends that more than deal with getting a lIttle bit of respect, should get all of the respect that they both deserve! 😎
I miss these two more than I miss my own father.
Not only one of the best comedians, but one of the greatest showman that ever did it. What a legend!!!
The day I heard Jackie Gleason died,I thought the world would be a much sadder place. He was such a classy man.
R.I.P. Reginald van Gleason III.
James Whidden it has buddy it has been
I was born a month later. 50 years later and his material is timeless.
Andrew Dice lasted alittle while...Rodney Dangerfield stood the test of time...
Every time I see 'Back to School' on the schedule, I watch. Rodney was the best.
Saw it in the theater.
I love in back to school when he went into the sorority house in search of his son and pulled the shower curtain back on a naked girl. He whips it shut and yells, "I didn't see a thing!" He then opens it again and says with his pop eyed expression, "You're perfect!" It could have been offensive but with Rodney it's just funny.
Karen Session When Rodney Dangerfield was in Madison filming back to school he worked out at the health club by the laundry and I was there one night and I said to the guy in the locker room next to me is that who I think it is and he goes what go over and say something to them so I said hey Rodney how you’re doing and he turned around totally naked looked at me and said hey how are you how’s it going there how are you how you doing I went upstairs to turn in my key and towel and the lady at the desk said you know Rodney Dangerfield was here and I said yeah I just saw a Rodney Dangerfield like you’re never going to see Rodney Dangerfield
I have that DVD.
In the movie, the dorm he lives was my actual dorm at UW-Madison! Slichter Hall!
My father met Jackie Gleason. So nice to see Rodney...his jokes are so clean, so different (no profanity) as too many people in comedy today.
He was so funny!!
Mark of a true talent..he killed it and kept it clean the whole time.
Censored
J H, you should watch his performance in Natural Born Killers.
@yafargo thanks we needed a downer after that .:-)
The whole time on national television.
"That's not a tiger cub, that's a fucking kitten!" - Rodney Dangerfield
I thought this was on NBC, you can not swear during Prime Time. His act was extremely blue. He had books that he released of only dirty jokes.
Dangerfield had the best voice and cadence when spoke.
he didnt stop moving he couldnt relax for one second thats like me even when im as still as i can be somthings moving even if its just my toes , if i stop moving so does my thinking, i dont get no respect i was at the doctors the other day i had to fill out some forms then the lady at the desk gave me a dirty look i said what? she said where it says sex you wrote yes please ,
Pure NY.
Is the constant touching of his tie part of his routine? I mean he unnecessarily keeps touching it to make like he is repositioning it. Every clip of his has these touches.
@@waryaawariiri1812 - yes, the voice, cadence, fidgeting and tie arranging is all part of the shtick.
This country will never see the likes of these two legends ever again.
Eyehate Phukingoogel. So true we have clowns now no one is funny
Uh...Ya...There're DEAD!
Eyehate Phukingoogel
Seinfeld?
We're watching it right now you cluck
Yeah, we got no talent hacks like Amy Schumer going around stealing jokes and the sheep think she's great. Unreal.
The sheer volume of jokes permitted on this guy is absolutely amazing most comedians takes 5 minutes to set up a joke and then pay it off this guy just keeps him coming one after the other
He repeated them so often
That's why he was one of the best and I certainly miss him.
Can't believe how he never cracks himself up.
I loved him in “Back to School”!!!
Take it easy honey, i didnt see a thing. Your perfect
Call me sometime when you have no class
Its a dead mans party, who could ask for more🎶🎵🎷🎷
The real introduction of Sam Kinison to the rest of the world .
Lol cops delivering beer at the party.
"Mt wife and I had a wonderful relationship for 20 years. ... Then we met"
Rodney is the man!
a big girl huh, mt rushmore mt everrest mt wife , lol you know how mt everest got its name? the climbers would almost be at the sumit but before they got there they said lets everrest
Not exactly.
"And my wife, shes no cook either. In my house we pray after the meal".
If you lived in New York in the 1960's you can totally relate to Rodney's humor. Jackie Gleason and Rodney dangerfield were the bomb 💣.
Brings back a lot of memories.
I just adore this man. He is so human, so real and seems to be a really kind gentleman. The writing is superb. The quality of his gags are timeless, and the way he recites them are spot on. He has true class.
RESPECT .
I lived in the same building he did growing up, would see him from time to time. He was very reserved, shy, not that approachable, but not rude. He was a single dad back then I think his wife had died.
@Hello Mark how are you doing
"My wife and I are always arguing about sex"....."she charges too much". One of my favorites from Rodney.
"I never get no respect. The first time my old man played catch with me...he dropped me." Rodney was the man. Truly one of a kind.
Sad to think there will never be another. ❤
Bwahahaha!
This is crazy, Rodney still has me laughing up a storm, after all these years!! 🟪
@Hello Thomas how are you doing
@@lydialas8756 Good ... How are you? 🟪
Not only do I miss Dangerfield who's easily one of my favorite comedians of all time but I surely miss comedy like this too.
Upon entering the hospital for heart surgery in August, 2004 Rodney was asked how long he would be hospitalized. He responded: "If all goes well, about a week. If not, about an hour and a half."
(RIP, Rodney....)
A guy enters a liquor store and asks for bananas. The owner replies: “you’re bananas”!
Put that in his epitaph ...had the mortician in stitches hahah
Joseph Hickman his actual epitaph reads: “there goes the neighborhood” lol
What a fucking legend, is that real?
@@kylefields3951 Well, it sounds more like something Rodney would say (vs. what some reporter at UCLA Medical Center might make up....)
I sure miss him. Always had me laughing in tears and my belly hurting. R.I.P. Rodney!
people missed me thats why im still alive
I Remember listening to him when I was a kid. He was before my Time, But I still to this Day Laugh My Ass off everytime I near His voice. He was and still is underrated and That's a shame BC Personally I thinknes one of the Best Mini Stories one Liners of All time. R.I.P Rodney Dangerfield
The other day I went to the doctor. I told the doctor, doc every morning when I get up, I go to the bathroom and look in the mirror and want to throw up, what's wrong with me? He told me, I don't know, but your eyesight is perfect.
🤣🤣
😆
Love Rodney and Jackie two great talented funny guys gone too soon🇨🇦🇨🇦😁
Johnny Carson: Rodney, it’s great to see you again. How are you doing?
Rodney: Hey, Johnny, I’m very excited, you know? I just finished my first book.
Johnny: That’s great, Rodney. Congratulations.
Rodney: Yeah, and now I’m planning to read another one.
He’s hilarious! His jokes are timeless. His timing is perfect. Loved him in the ‘70s even more in 2022.
Miss you Rodney, thanks for the laughs😀👍
Rodney: "My family is so stupid that during the Civil War, my great-grandfather fought for the West"
Oh that's a good one!
Well,Mae West, probably!
Kanye West or Adam West ??
My favorite Dangerfield wife joke : 'My wife told me I was one in a million...
then I found out it was true.'
I like the one that goes in the other direction. I asked my wife if there was someone else. She looked at me and said "there must be"
@@Marshallgill ahahaha
How about the one ,he asked his wife why she never yells his name during sex,she says for what your never around when I have sex.
My wife met me at the front door in a negligee. Unfortunately she was coming home.
mine is "that I lived in a neighborhood so tough I was held up by a guy with a bitten off shot gun."
Rodney passed on like 20 years ago and can never be forgotten with his humor.
"My parents sent me to a child psychiatrist. The kid didn't help me a bit." RIP Rodney.
Lmao
Hilarious
I like the joke in which he mentions his tough neighborhood in NYC where a guy pulled a knife on him but wasn't very professional since there was butter on the knife.
@@alexchristopher221 Yes!!
“My son’s in college. Now HE gets all the good drugs!”
I think that was the joke, anyway, lol.
Rodney is never to be duplicated - An amazing entertainer and high IQ - Very very funny.
I was a lonely kid, every time I was in the backyard playing in the sandbox, the cat would come in & start to cover me up. Rodney Dangerfield. My best Christmas when I was a kid, I got 2 bath toys, a clock radio & a toaster.
LMAO!
Aw,maybe it was a kitchenette,the kitchen is next to ta bathroom,!
I just BURST out laughing at that last joke!
*ugly not lonely
Love him RIP sir 😂love you ! The best comic ever 😊watching in 2023
Two guys that are great examples of IMHO something I don’t see too much of anymore - true entertainers, a couple of self made, intelligent celebrities. Glad I can say I remember stuff like this.
I never had any luck with girls. One day in school this beautiful girl said "come on over there's nobody home. I went on over. There was nobody home!
Sin City Gun Guy - possibly his best joke.
Anderson .Paak - Trippy anyone?
Haha lol
Look at p***
Hahahahahaha 🤣🤣🤣
2022, and 52 years later this is still hilarious! RD was 49 and JG was 54 which is how old I am now…. Really puts things into perspective…
The way Rodney could just keep leveling you with those one liners was legendary. The two part formula with a quick setup and great punch line, over and over. The delivery was surgical , the “no respect” and the fact he, Rodney, he was the joke. The best ever
"My wife and I wanted to quit smoking, we'd only smoke after sex. I've had the same pack since 1978, she's up to 3 packs a day!" 😆 His best joke ever.
I like his "I had a hooker tell me 'not on the first date' "
I agree, his best joke ever. I saw him at Westbury, Long Island in 1983. My face still hurts
Rodney Dangerfield stepped into a taxi and says, take me to where the loose women are, driver said get in, drives then says, okay we're here, Dangerfield says, hey that's my house 🏠😅🤣😁🤣
@@thegreatchain7112 That is funny,lol
I like the joke about the car that ran only on gasoline lol 😆
Two great funny men. Rodney untouchable stand up master missed dearly. Jackie comedy actor loved by all RIP Gentlemen..
Stephen Roby Gleason was a great dramatic actor and a decent composer, too. He broadcast the show live from Miami when all live prime time shows came out of LA or NY because he was The Great One so the network set it up - a big deal when live television was transmitted over many parallel and expensive AT&T lines. His ratings were great so the network made plenty of money.
I was born at the end of the 60's so too young to really know, but I can remember a few actors who I would see that I would stop and take the time to watch. Gleason, Stewart, McQueen to name a few. It was like they had this power to pull you into their story wanting more. Then seeing Rodney when he showcased new comic's was mind opening giving me a new love of Comedy.
Last year I went to the thrift store and found a bunch of Jackie Gleason albums for like $2 each. Fantastic music, so lush and beautiful. My lovely wife was astonished to learn it was arranged and conducted by Ralph Kramden.
Both legends now the bandit god must be having a great time RIP boys.
Stephen Roby Agree.
I love Rodney Dangerfield and Jackie Gleason!!!! The best comedians!!! I really miss them!!!
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He looks young compared to seeing him in the 80's. As a kid, I used too LOVE this dude, still do. That last joke about stretching a Dollar was Fire!!!! 💵💸💰🔥😺😸😹
Well this was 1970 😜
Pay T.V. killed it all. Rodney was a one of a kind, he was up there with the greats. R.I.P.
Most of these greats where in Vaudeville or their mentors were in Vaudeville. Has nothing to do with pay TV.
Dangerfield was a genius.
RIP.
Your right about that. Pay per view killed boxing as well back in Tyson's day
Ali had pay per view fights. Then that following weekend Wide World of Sports would show the fight. So we at least got to see the fight.
@@ilovetomorrow i did not know that. A little before my time
@@matthewlewis9996, it was before cable. You'd buy tickets and go to an Arena to watch it on a movie screen.
If there is such a thing as a “ Patron Saint of Humor and Joke Telling”...
Rodney is that Saint. Forever.
I met Mr. Dangerfield on the set of "Back to School" and we spoke briefly and shook hands. He was a nice man.
Prove it pal!
I loved that movie. Saw it in 86 when I was in college.
Cool!
I used to watch this show every weekend with my grandfather. What a great Dangerfield routine!!!!
"My wife, I tell ya...my wife she used to be scared of the dark...then she saw me naked. Now she's scared of the light." Ba ha ha
My favorite too.
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Jackie knew when to leave the set. Just let Rodney do his thing.
Rodney Dangerfield looks the same in the 1970's and the 1990's. He was an amazingly funny throughout his career.
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Great! One of his best stand up routines. And Jackie Gleason a great comic and actor in his own right. One thing missing, Rodney's red tie. Was in my late teens when this was made, and when these two men were made the molds were broken.
What a wonderful piece of history. Thanks for sharing
Both are missed terribly now. RIP to both.
Wish we had them now
The comedians. Now aren't funny!
Thanks for posting this gem.
Rodney was one great comedian. Another was Red Skelton. Awesome respectful and hilarious people I will never forget.
Don't forget about 'the Lovable Lush" Foster Brooks...he could make Dean Martin loose it on TV EVERYTIME!!!
And then there was Harvey Corman & Tim Conway!!!
Absolute classic master comedians!!!
@@randymiller3949 my dad loved Foster Brook's "drunk routine"
The Ol' Redhead was truly one of the Greats & My Father's all-time favorite funnyman/entertainer. My favorite American was & still is John Wayne, but Red did a wonderful skit about the Pledge of Allegiance that's as good/great as any American themed piece Big John ever did. If you've never seen it give it a quick Google, I highly recommend it 🙏
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Yup and I'd add Don Rickles to that group.
Hands down, one of the best to ever do comedy.
Two of the greatest!!
I'm sure they making alot of laughs in heaven🙏✝️
R.I.P. RODNEY AND JACKIE
In the summer of 1985, I was stationed at Fort Stewart, Georgia. One weekend I went home to Montgomery, Alabama for a three-day pass, and it was at a local theater there where I saw “Back To School”. The place was packed, and that movie was hilarious; Rodney Dangerfield had the entire audience roaring with laughter (especially how he was humiliating his ungrateful wife, Adrienne Barbeau). I mean Rodney had the whole cinema audience in tears.
I reported back to Fort Stewart as required, and just a few days later, I chose to go see “Back To School” again. This time, I went to a theater in Savannah, Georgia. The exact thing happened there just like the Montgomery theater: packed out, and Rodney had that Georgia audience constantly laughing. Thank you, Mr. Dangerfield.
We also watched with dad. The show was from miami beach, and at the end jackie always proclaimed (life) "how sweet it is"!! How beautiful. And we had 4 vhf channels and 4 uhf channels, and the t.v. was so much better.
I remember Jackie Gleason being interviewed years ago and he was asked if he`ll be in Heaven. He replied `only by the grace of God`. I thought he was a great entertainer.
Every time I see this I am crying. One the last true original comedians. Absolutely the best! Plenty of respect.
I loved both of these classy comedians. Thanks to TH-cam we can see them again whenever we want.
Everybody knows this classic Rodney Dangerfield oneliner,I took my wife to the dog show and she won!..He's the best oneliner ever,hands down!
i used to watch this show with my grandfather every Saturday night. Good times!!
Rodney and the great one, "how sweet it is."
Rodney was great,my favorite movie was Back to School, I'm glad I got to enjoy all his work.
as a German I found The Honeymooners - never saw anything alike. A true classic.
"He told me from now on I have to pay in advance." That was a good one. lol
Two masters of comedy..Love them both...Gleason was "The Great One"..but Rodney was the king of one liners...
Rodney, John Candy and other comedians who've passed I miss. Truly funny Guys.
"And my wife, shes no cook either. In my house we pray after the meal".
"I didn't know that toast had bones"
The flies in my neighborhood took up a collection to replace our screen door !
Her cooking was so terrible the Cockroaches take Alka Seltzer!
Her oven has two settings: Smoking and non-smoking!
And the cockroaches hang themselves ....
Rodney was and still is my all time favorite
This is from one of the last Jackie Gleason Shows. (The final original episode aired on Feb. 28, 1970.)
How does he keep coming up with new jokes; and how does he remember them, and spit them out without missing a beat? His timing is spot on.
I've loved Rodney Dangerfield since I was a kid back in the 60s.