Dean Martin & Buddy Hackett

just talking

Chris Rock Gun Control

Gun Control

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Chris Rock Never Scared - Drugs

Never Scared - Drugs

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The Man Song!

The Man Song!

Jeff Dunham Achmed's "Jingle Bombs"

igudesmanandjoo-Mozart Bond

igudesmanandjoo-Ticket To ride

igudesmanandjoo-Piano Lesson

www.igudesmanandjoo-Rachmaninov had big Hands

igudesmanandjoo-I will survive

Igudesman and Joo-A Little Nightmare Music

“A Little Nightmare Music” by Igudesman and Joo, a European comedy duo that combines classical music and comedy

Tom Lehrer - So long, mom

Very Doctor Strangelove-esque and perhaps more appreciated by the baby Boomers of the 1950s, Tom Lehrer raised the consciousness of the 1960's generation.

Tom Lehrer - The Vatican rag

A Jewish satirirst takes on the Pope's religion with The Vatican rag. 1960's brilliance.

SCTV: Philosophy Street

Not a good neighborhood for learning.

Monty Python: Llama Sketch

Hysterical Clip from The Price is Right With Drew Carey

Monty Python: Alcohol Philosophy Song, Live

Dom De Louise-johnny Carson

Johnny Carson-Burt Reynolds

1977 the Richard Pryor roast

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Jonathon winters show 1957

LikeTelevision Embed Movies and TV Shows

George Carlin: Germs

W.C. Fields: The Great McGonigle Act

Steve Martin: Fun Balloon Animals

George Carlin: Baseball and Football

Maxine's night before xmas

Richard III + Peter Sellers + Beatles!

Peter Sellers was a genius! Check him out doing Richard III... describing what "a hard day's night" he's just had!

Accidents happen

Argument to Beethoven's 5th

No cue cards, no teleprompters, and no second takes--legendary funnyman Sid Caesar pioneered live television sketch comedy with his 1950s sitcoms Your Show of Shows and Caesar's Hour. This classic sketch is "Argument to Beethoven's 5th," Sid Caesar and Nanette Fabray play a married couple in a argument with pantomimed action and the dialogue is classic music.

Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour December 1968

Classic TV: In December of 1968, the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour featured appearances by the Doors (doing their single "Touch Me" and the flip side "Wild Child"), standup by George Carlin, and sketches by The Committee (an improv group that included Howard Hesseman, Peter Bonerz, Carl Gottlieb, and others). Here's the entire episode, as it re-aired on E!, complete with memories of the show from some of the people involved

Johnny Carson & the Animals

Jerry Seinfeld on Men and Women

George Carlin: Stuff

The Breakfast Sketch Part 2

Singing in the Rain Part 2

A Greenpeace ad that makes it's point pretty well! NSFW!

Sunshine - Funny video clips are a click away

Johnny Carson Meets Lolita the Parrot

Lolita The Parrot The Johnny Carson Show
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Benny Hill: Scouts & Guides

Babies Eating Lemons

Abbot & Costello "Give me my Money" sketch from 1940's

Bud Abbot and Lou Costello In Who's on first??

Lynne Koplitz

Stand-up comedy

Monty Python: Bavarian Restaurant

The Three Redneck Tenors

How to tell when a relationship is over

Math Lessons

Yakov Smirnoff: 9th Annual Young Comedians

Psychopharmacologist Song

Soccer with Binoculars

The Ultimate "Bad Day at the Office" Compilation

Turkey Drop

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4o5L9jiIfbY

Christmas Medley by Storm Front.

Norm from 'Cheers'

Not sure what season that's from, but that still makes me chuckle. As well as rue the fact that I don't have a situation in which I could drop that on anyone. (Until now... mbwah-ha-ha-ha!) You wanna talk about a Sisyphean task, imagine having to write a "Norm entry" for all 269 episodes. (Okay, maybe a few didn't have one, but that'd be research I'm just not willing to do. Not without beer.)

Here's a collection of winners from Cheers' first season. What's your favorite?

Boxing Kangaroo

Harry Enfield - The Conjugal Rights Guide

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Ivsb79-h90