One of the funniest routines about farm animals and wise farmers every performed on the Carson show (1987)!
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Buddy Hackett on Hardscrabble Farmers!
One of the funniest routines about farm animals and wise farmers every performed on the Carson show (1987)!
Hilarious. Back when late night shows were funny and an entertainer’s job was to entertain. Now late night is just a bunch of virtue signaling, TDS, political fanatics, and paid mouthpieces.
Out here in the sticks we have an antenna on our house and pick up a bunch of old rerun stations that are like golden oldies nonstop, unless it storms, out of Carbondale, Illinois, I think. Or Paducah, Ky.
Anyway, there is a channel which plays “Carson” each night around 11, which is so retro and cool, I try to stay up like in the olden days, when entertainers really were entertaining most of the time.
When comedy was….. comedy. When movies like Tropical Thunder or Blazing Saddles could be made and everyone laughed because they were FUNNY. Communists destroy everything they touch and comedy is just another victim.
so is music.
I suspect they were harmful subversives themselves, but before the damage was done we could all laugh along with it.
You can keep the duck
I still burst out laughing when I watch the whole thing… and realizing the lengths he went to for that laugh makes it even better!
I have known many “natural” comedians over the course of my lifetime… great storytellers with a flair for perfect delivery of the perfect line.
unfortunately, your only going to be a Comedian if your Chappel now a days.
Hollywood better wake up.
They will die refusing to see. None so blind, you know.
I remember getting up tired the next morning while getting ready for work after staying up to watch Carson and the Tonight Show because of guests like Buddy Hackett.
Thanks for posting it. I think many of us forget how much simpler things seemed not that long ago.
It sort of takes us back to a time when all this nonsense was impossible.
And Don Rickels.
My husband and I were talking about him just last night… sometimes, he went a little far, but man oh man was he quick-witted!
Don Rickles was the best.
Old friend of mine from New Jersey. Super nice guy and one of the best long form story tellers I ever worked with on the road.
It is definitely worth the 10 minutes even though it seems to start off slow.
It is… I started laughing when I he talked about the deer chasing him on his hind legs…
I’ve seen it during rut season!
Thanks for that… look what I came across.
You should play this for us again.
I loved that shirt.
A very good color for you. It does remind me a bit of Seinfeld’s pirate shirt? Hmmm? He get the idea from you?
I guess we are going to have to order that from Amazon because I can’t find it elsewhere.
Are you talking about the shirt or the clip?
Just select continue watching and around 24 minutes after 90 seconds of required ads, you can see the comedy stylings of Mr. Moran himself.
His buddy, Papa, was pretty funny…..as was the Buddy H. clip you posted.
Three legged chickens and a horse with no horns….lol or prescient?
‘The article implied that not all the research currently under design is kept at the embryonic level, and that fully matured monstrosities (like the creature in the 2010 movie Splice) are quietly under study’
[This would fit nicely into Stucky’s human/monkey thread not long back]
‘Scientists have created more than 150 human-animal hybrid embryos in British laboratories. The hybrids have been produced secretively over the past three years by researchers looking into possible cures for a wide range of diseases. The revelation comes just a day after a committee of scientists warned of a nightmare “Planet of the Apes” scenario in which work on human-animal creations goes too far.[vii]’
‘One place where researchers may have already considered this research to be so “important” that it justifies pushing those “boundaries” the British scientists alluded to is the Yerkes National Primate Research Center at Emory University in Georgia (originally located in Orange Park, Florida). It is one of eight national primate research centers funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH); both Yerkes and the NIH have shown interest in combining animal and human genetics to create a new species. The Discovery Channel (in an episode of “Unsolved History” on March 27, 1998) discussed a report by Dr. Gordon Gallup, a psychologist from the University at Albany, on the Yerkes National Primate Research Center in which he confessed “a human-chimp hybrid was successfully engendered and born [at the center] but was destroyed by the scientists soon after.”[x]’
annuit coeptis novus ordo seclorum <—-====they've flipped script
The clip. Believe it or not I have a similar shirt.
How many here are familiar with Peter Kay ? Laughing out loud IS the best medicine BTW-
Two blocks north of Shinjuku Station: Buddy Hackett’s Wax Job.
I really miss good entertainment that you could have actually let your kids watch and even repeat to others. All three WWII veterans.
There is no reason that we could not have real comedy again. Entertainment is decided by a certain (((group))) who produce/write and distribute everything we are told we should like. Truth is, most of us have not liked what they have offered for decades. A channel on the internet with excellence in entertainment would make a lot of money. Why is it that this type of channel has not been developed?
I think the vast majority here are sick of the satanic BS we have shoved down our throats.
An efficiency expert on his way to a conference upstate drives past a farm and notices a farmer standing in an orchard surrounded by a herd of swine. He pulls over to see what the farmer is up to and notices him bend over and pick up one pig at a time and lift them up so they can reach the apples and eat them right off the branches. He picks one up, holds it until it gets enough, puts it down and picks up the next one.
Unable to contain himself any longer he gets out of his Tesla and walks over to the fence and calls out to the farmer-
“Hey, Farmer Brown, you know how much time it would save if you just shook the tree and then let the pigs eat the apples off the ground?”
The farmer looks over at the city slicker and after a long glance says, “”What’s time to a pig?”