imitation is the most sincere form of flaherty...err sow ive herd...butt what dew eye no¿? I am bylingual...meaning that I enjoy licking any and all available orifeyes...brown or pink stink...I don't give a gag
5:53 Dr. Lin Ye Tang is one of my favourite SCTV characters. He’s right up there with Pirini Scleroso, Bob & Doug, Count Floyd and Guy Caballero (his wheelchair but always cracks me up).
5:44-6:52: The entire Lin Ye Tang/Johnny LaRue sequence has never not made me laugh helplessly. “Those FCC varmints are real polecats!”, “I’m not drunk, and I’m not gay either!”, along with Candy’s casual hand clap, and Thomas’s drawing of the gun are just off the charts hilarious. Two comedic geniuses of the highest order.
I love the low-budget look/sound of SCTV …brings me back to those carefree days of the early-mid 80’s. I would watch SCTV at a friend’s house back then …it had a family-friendly comedic flavor all it’s own. (When you had SCTV & Mid-South Wrestling …what else did you need?!)
I remember a tv show called Branded starring Chuck Connors about a deserter. Real lame theme song. There was also a show with Darren McGavin and Burt Reynolds called Riverboat. The great thing about TH-cam is that you can watch the old TV shows thatSCTV Lampooned.
When I was a kid we used to sing a parody of the theme to Branded. "Stranded, on the toilet bowl, what do you do when your stranded and you don't have a roll... to prove your a man you must wipe it with your hand...stranded on the toilet bowel, thats what you do when your stranded and you dont have a roll."
I wonder how many here commenting have watched "Whats My Line"? You will get the jokes even more. Episodes are posted on TH-cam. Some are pretty good but, as a kid when I watched it, it was pretty bad. Nothing else to watch I guess except soaps, back when there were 5 channels, if that. Sick days weren't so fun back then.
When they made this show back in the late 70's and early 80's none of these people were megastars. SCTV is what launched these people into megastar status.
@@matthewl4067 We are not talking about the skits performed in this video but the actual "real life" actors and actresses who were on SCTV back in the late 70's and early 80's. When these skits were performed on SCTV none of these people were known outside of the SCTV television show. One of John Candy's first big movies was "Stripes" and that did not release until 1981 and he was just a side character. They did not start making their breakout movies until a few years later.
@@spliceoncharlie What I'm saying is that I'm pretty sure fjvideo was making a joke about the characters, and not talking about the actors. I'm well aware that none of these people were big at the time. :)
+pcwkid76 these are the fetuses I know I know that were on Password in 1962...Robin Williams and Andy Kaufman as conjoined twins...weird and wacky stuff
Here's a question for you guys, if you could have the opportunity to fool around with either Katherine or Andrea, which one would you fool around with... mine is a tough choice but it would be Andrea
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Watching this clip about 30 years after I first watched it :)
they were the best. Lola's laugh!
Joe Flattery's impersonation of Kirk Douglas is a classic--always cracks me up (14:33)-"if I said he was a friend of mine i'd be LYING!!!!!--LOL!!!
It’s hilarious on the Brooke Shields show.
imitation is the most sincere form of flaherty...err sow ive herd...butt what dew eye no¿? I am bylingual...meaning that I enjoy licking any and all available orifeyes...brown or pink stink...I don't give a gag
5:53
Dr. Lin Ye Tang is one of my favourite SCTV characters. He’s right up there with Pirini Scleroso, Bob & Doug, Count Floyd and Guy Caballero (his wheelchair but always cracks me up).
5:44-6:52: The entire Lin Ye Tang/Johnny LaRue sequence has never not made me laugh helplessly. “Those FCC varmints are real polecats!”, “I’m not drunk, and I’m not gay either!”, along with Candy’s casual hand clap, and Thomas’s drawing of the gun are just off the charts hilarious. Two comedic geniuses of the highest order.
I love the low-budget look/sound of SCTV …brings me back to those carefree days of the early-mid 80’s. I would watch SCTV at a friend’s house back then …it had a family-friendly comedic flavor all it’s own. (When you had SCTV & Mid-South Wrestling …what else did you need?!)
..."some kind of FREAK!"
Still the funniest comedy show ever.
Genius cast and writers.
I think I could binge-watch me some "Yellowbelly." I love everything Johnny La Rue was in.
The funniest show ever broadcast.....
the best Prezijoke EVER selected by a KGBonehead...Praise King Don or Die!
"The only person with the courage to turn in his mother."
Classic Canadian comedy
Floyd somehow manages to be condescending without actually being condescending!
I always lose it at yellowbelly. Catherine O' H and John C at their finest.
Johnny Larue was the greatest Western hero since John Wayne.
“Leading the struggle for free speech at a time when free speech was dangerous”. Sounds like we could use these guys right about now.
joe doing kirk douglas was awesome... i spit my water out
why?
When Yellowbelly shot that kid in the back I almost died.
Yellow, yelllllow belly, where ya gonna run to now?
Though I loved SNL, this was ten times better even when SNL was at it’s peak.
Even as an American, I agree 😊
I remember a tv show called Branded starring Chuck Connors about a deserter. Real lame theme song. There was also a show with Darren McGavin and Burt Reynolds called Riverboat. The great thing about TH-cam is that you can watch the old TV shows thatSCTV Lampooned.
When I was a kid we used to sing a parody of the theme to Branded. "Stranded, on the toilet bowl, what do you do when your stranded and you don't have a roll... to prove your a man you must wipe it with your hand...stranded on the toilet bowel, thats what you do when your stranded and you dont have a roll."
Dave Thomas as a Kennedy...totally inspired.
LIVER'S MY LIFE!
I wonder how many here commenting have watched "Whats My Line"? You will get the jokes even more. Episodes are posted on TH-cam. Some are pretty good but, as a kid when I watched it, it was pretty bad. Nothing else to watch I guess except soaps, back when there were 5 channels, if that. Sick days weren't so fun back then.
Yelloebelly hilarious!😂
Lord, Catherine O'Hara was HOT!
Floyd isn’t drunk yet 😍
"at a time when free speech was considered dangerous"..glad to see things have changed ;p
sarcasm
2:30 the guy sittin back against the wall looks like a '70s NHL'er
That, in fact, was a very young Lanny MacDonald.
Yelllllooow, YellowBelly!!!
Audie T Where ya gonna run to nooooooooooooooooooooowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwweeeeehhhh
there used to be comedy
Yes, that was many many years ago. Before the great aWOKEning.
Lin Ye Tang was the best lol
What's My Shoe Size was great.
How did they get such megastars to host this?
When they made this show back in the late 70's and early 80's none of these people were megastars. SCTV is what launched these people into megastar status.
@@spliceoncharlie It's a joke, I'm pretty sure. The characters are megastars within the context of the show. At least they seem to think they are.
@@matthewl4067 We are not talking about the skits performed in this video but the actual "real life" actors and actresses who were on SCTV back in the late 70's and early 80's. When these skits were performed on SCTV none of these people were known outside of the SCTV television show. One of John Candy's first big movies was "Stripes" and that did not release until 1981 and he was just a side character. They did not start making their breakout movies until a few years later.
@@spliceoncharlie What I'm saying is that I'm pretty sure fjvideo was making a joke about the characters, and not talking about the actors. I'm well aware that none of these people were big at the time. :)
@@matthewl4067 You may be right. You never know these days. So many people know about these stars but have never heard of SCTV.
"Free speech was dangerous" so un-like today.
Thinking the same thing.
Yukon: free speech is more dangerous than it was back then because so many people are abusing it so severely.
Is that a Dave Foley (Kids in the Hall, et.) sighting in fake mustache in the background at 2:28?
Doubtful. He would have been 14 when this was filmed.
no, he often turns to the side and his profile looks nothing like Dave.
This episode aired Nov 25, 1978 and Foley was Born Jan 4, 1963.
+pcwkid76 these are the fetuses I know I know that were on Password in 1962...Robin Williams and Andy Kaufman as conjoined twins...weird and wacky stuff
A parody of "A.B.C. SIlver Anniversary Celebration"which aired on 2/5/'89.
This was made in the 1970s.
ABC has been broadcasting television since 1948, so their silver anniversary would have been in 1973.
40th
LiverBloat LiveorNot...I dub thee Sir Osis of A Sliver of A Liver or something
Here's a question for you guys, if you could have the opportunity to fool around with either Katherine or Andrea, which one would you fool around with... mine is a tough choice but it would be Andrea
I'd do Lola Heatherton, for sure.
Ms Kirkpatrick in the shoe size show reminds me of Jennifer Tilly. Excellent show anyways!
Commies everywhere...
Golly, doncha' jus' luv' Melonville's own scribbler, Dot Kilpatrick? She do luv' a miltown or two witha' shot of ol' Uncle Barley....eh?
Where was
Candy and moranis?
Candy was there, Moranis had not joined the show yet.
12:39 television today is for the mindless.............
Olx ranger jailing kids 😄
The laughter inserts are distracting and maladroit. Would there be a way to scrub these gems clean of them.
2:51 - He flipped faster than a Trump associate lol
History repeats itself, decades ahead of their time.
America today!