Watched it again and laughed all over again

[LennG]

Maybe one of the funniest routines ever and is always brought out when the upcoming baseball season is upon us.

I could watch this over and over and still laugh.

[ozzie]

A Classic, timeless routine performed by two of the greats!

[Ed Vette]

The timing and reactions were impeccable.

[Jolly Blue Giant]

Who's on First is classic American Comedy from my parent's generation and is used to show "American Humor" from around the globe

Here's the comedy sketch that is known as "British Comedy" from around the globe. It's a man auditioning for the show to be "Tarzan"

Some of the old stuff can make you laugh no matter your age...back in the day when comedy was actually funny. Here's one of my favorites from days of old. Bob Newhart in England in a conversation with Sir Walter Raleigh in the new country of America

And maybe the funniest skit ever, Tim Conway & Harvey Korman in "The Dentist"

[Bill Brown]

I was never a real big fan of the Abbott and Costello movies. Always seemed a bit too much slap stick. But the one exception for me is "The Time of Their Lives".  I'm a sucker for ghost movies. I've seen several versions of The Canterville Ghost and The Time of Their Lives is very similar.

Bill

[Ed Vette]

I was never a real big fan of the Abbott and Costello movies. Always seemed a bit too much slap stick. But the one exception for me is "The Time of Their Lives".  I'm a sucker for ghost movies. I've seen several versions of The Canterville Ghost and The Time of Their Lives is very similar.

Bill

I consider TTOTL and their Frankenstein movie their most enjoyable.