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Bob And Ray Perform Their Classic Comedy Routines | Letterman

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Bob and Ray perform classic comedy routines, talk about a recent honor, and describe how they made their Broadway show. (Air date: 6/2/1982)
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@matthewfuller5209 2 года назад

Bob Elliott and Ray Goulding were an excellent comedy duo.

@MarioSaccoccio 7 месяцев назад

Been listening to these jokers for over 50 years. They still crack me up.

@malcomtent6374 6 месяцев назад

Bob & Ray are excellent. You hear a routine, you think, "That's good," and you chuckle. And two weeks later you start laughing out loud at it, and three years later you're still listening to a recording of it and waiting to laugh at what you KNOW is going to happen, and you still can't get enough of it. How the heck do they do that? How can they make something funny when you're hearing it for the 3,000th time? Comedy shouldn't work that way. Theirs does - and always has - for me!

@nycava0520 2 года назад

My father and I had to pull over our car because we were laughing so much listening to these great comedians🤣. Their skit “ The Banister Sliding Contest of Buffalo, NY” complete with lederhosen almost did us in!! 😅

@raymondm.9954 10 месяцев назад

"Don't anyone touch him!"

@tubeguy225 9 месяцев назад

I tried to find this skit and listened to “Wally Ballou Covers a Bannister Sliding Contest” on youtube. It doesn’t have comments enabled so I can’t ask there.. but can you describe to a millennial what is the humor here? I don’t get it!

@fortedrummer3026 Год назад

Thank you for posting this! My dad was a Bob and Ray fan, and he would tell me about their classic routines. He was also a David Letterman fan from the time he saw Dave's stand-up routine at The Comedy Store in the mid-1970s.

@Eggmanontheair 2 года назад

No finer masters of the broadcast medium than Bob and Ray.

@greatpix Год назад

I was a fan of Bob and Ray and later Bob's son Chris Elliott. I found it interesting just how different the father and son's comedy was but often a little of his dad's dry humor would make it into Chris's performances. Bob is 59 in this episode, his son Chris is 22. Chris is now in his early 60's. Time sure flies.

@stevew9369 Год назад

And Chris started his career working for David Letterman. And now HIS daughters are comediennes (Abby was an SNL cast member). Quite a family lineage.

@sgringo 11 месяцев назад

@@stevew9369Abby Elliott is Chris Elliott's daughter?? I had no idea! I also didn't realize who Chris's father was. I learned a lot from this video, LOL. Thank you for mentioning that.

@josemelendez8549 10 месяцев назад

My dad didn't drink but he loved the commercials. Specially when Bob and Ray danced singing Put Your Little Foot put your little with mine

@CandiceJoergan Год назад

They were comic geniuses. The best ever.

@andygonsalves2000 2 года назад

Bob and Ray are legends.

@schmidtwill58 11 месяцев назад

I grew up listening to Bob and Ray on the radio. They were on WOR in New York on Friday nights. 😅

@schmidtwill58 11 месяцев назад

Tippy the wonder dog, Galaxy of the Baboons, Garish Summit! Just thinking about them makes me laugh!

@suemackenzie7491 2 года назад

Chris Elliott from "Schitt's Creek". Great comedy legacy. I loved Bob and Ray.

@joshcarrico1210 2 года назад

Chris Elliott from Late Night with David Letterman, too!

@jacobjames8782 2 года назад

@@joshcarrico1210 his daughter Abby followed in their footsteps as well, she was a cast member on SNL about ten years ago.

@joshcarrico1210 2 года назад

@@jacobjames8782 Which, of course, Chris was also a cast member of. And Bob and Ray appeared as special guests on SNL, as well!

@pigmeattwo Год назад

He was prominent on 'Groundhog Day'.

@5stagerocket 9 месяцев назад

Chris Elliott from "Cabin Boy" c'mon

@markschildberg1667 Год назад

Well Bob & Ray were always available for Dave’s NBC show. “Dad, it’s Chris. Can we book you and Ray for the 14th? What do you mean, you have to check?”

@vamck 11 месяцев назад

My father introduced me to Bob & Ray when I was young. They’re just my style.

@perrymalcolm3802 2 года назад

Such great pros!!

@Redmenace96 3 месяца назад

Radio faded, but I still think it is the master's medium. Bob Hope was even funnier on the radio. Bob and Ray could do more with their voices than 90% of Hollywood and 100 million dollar budgets. Amazingly creative men.

@ThomasJones-sz3sx 8 месяцев назад

My father loved these guys!!

@sstaners1234 2 года назад

It’s cool finding out who Chris Elliot’s father is.

@JeffW77 11 месяцев назад

"Suppose your name was Fordice." That is so funny. I knew someone named Fordice 50 years ago. No kidding, folks.

@grizzlywhisker 3 месяца назад

I like these old timey clean/lame jokes.

@thbthttt 2 года назад

Hey Letterman editors . . . Don't tell your boss, but I'd like to see the whole thing. No edits!

@shoelaceagleto8398 2 года назад

You can!!! Look “Up Write If You Get Work” on here, playlist with all of the full appearances Bob and Ray made on Letterman. Not to mention much more!

@Redmenace96 3 месяца назад

pure gold

@haroldhorton2603 Год назад

David was great back then too when he first got started out.

@mr.c8033 6 месяцев назад

Funny, funnie, funnie stuff. Veeeeery funnie!

@josephdorenbos2633 Год назад

Omg. I'm going home and hang by my thumbs.

@raymondm.9954 10 месяцев назад

Write if you get work.

@tubeguy225 9 месяцев назад

Can someone explain the last punchline at the end?

@malcomtent6374 6 месяцев назад

The premise/set up is that the man has great stories that he can never remember the ending to. When asked if he has a story that he can remember the ending to, he does, but he doesn't have the beginning. Their humor is often like that. There isn't always a punchline, per se. It's just an absurd situation that you let unfold for you.

@daveyvane9431 7 месяцев назад

Kinda like Bob Newhart

@SnarkTheMagicDragon 10 месяцев назад

Dave is just so starstruck that he can barely function. He is a direct comedy descendant from them. I'll never forget the segment on the morning show where he rescreated a track event using a record player. So simple and brilliant!

@daveyvane9431 7 месяцев назад

How would you remember a name like Dickinson?