Gilda Radner - Greatest Moments (2002) 

@SuperWoodyBoy, I'd say that's a good possibility. 💕 Postcards to Heaven.

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Lol

or all of the talent of the show then

It's up to us to pass it on!! My kids (40 & 37) know what I'm saying when I say "Never mind", and they laugh with me!

Me too!

Does anyone else remember a skit where Gilda plays Wm. Shatner's daughter and keeps calling him into her bedroom to check for a monster in her closet? Think it was Shatner and would love to see that again❣️🌿

I’m 62 and I love SNL back in the 70s. The best.

There are days I too am approaching. In fact, I am days away from 67. I can’t have a clear thought in my head but let me see the fact that Gloria Vander jeans are back and all I have is the Rosanne Rosanna Danna poem about gloria, Vanderbilt jeans in my head. Don’t ask me the address of my best friends house I can’t remember it. But I can brightly go to Lisa Leubner with Todd when Danny came in playing the Norge man. in pants that were too tight and a shirt that was too short. The Saturday night she passed away the cast could hardly get through the show and no one could blame them. A magnificent light had gone out. Steve Martin was the host and they showed a clip. It wasn’t a clip it was four or five minutes and she dancing together and it was pretty unbelievable. I have no doubt that they could hardly wait for the show to end and doing it must’ve been pure hell. I have the VHS tape of it that’s how old it is of Gilda Live. I cried when she died I cried that night watching the show. I cried when John Candy died. The one thing I can say about John Candy and Chris Farley passing even though they were completely completely different reasons. It gave my cousin the wake up, he needed to knock off some of, his extra pounds. I won’t embarrass him by telling you his name he is a great man a great funny, funny man and he carries the same weight issue that our entire family does. But he got a dose of common sense and for that I am grateful and it’s weird because all I’d have to say was one word, and you know exactly who I was talking about, Barbara Walters’s parents named her that just the same way as my parents named me Barbara Walsh. I had started college when Saturday Night Live came on and Baba Wawa was also my nickname for a long time.

@balesjo For a *hearty* laugh, too, I'll bet! 🥰🤣😂

In grade school I sat behind a girl named Rosie Coderio. That was Rosanne Rosannadanna to a T. Same hair and everything.

Too bad all they mostly showed in this vid is how OTHERS tried to explain 'how' and 'why' Gilda was funny, instead of just showing Gilda being funny. Eh, for the most part.

Agreed. There are far too many other people on this special and less Gilda.

One of the funniest comics of all time. No need to qualify it.

Much better than Lucy.

It's not one or the other. Lucille Ball inspired Gilda Radner.

If you ever see Lucy B on Carson you'll see that she's 99.99% unlike her character, almost a completely deadpan & humorous less interview.

@sarahjeannepeterson5536 Lucille Ball was an incredibly talented actress and did sooooo much more than just Lucy Ricardo.

⁠she was a grouch. Didn’t seem like a nice person at all. This is Lucille Ball I’m talking about.

When I realized that Baba Wawa's guest was going to be Madeleine Kahn I just howled! Who else? "I even had my weaw wifted."

Madeline Kahn was a legend in her own right! Young Frankenstein??? She was awesome!

​@lisacefaratti126 so many classic lines. Taffeta darling. Woof 7 or 8 quick ones and you're off to brag to the boys.

They were perfect for each other ☺️

She did care that she wasn't classically beautiful

Thank you. I'm less than 5 minutes into this, and you saved me 25 minutes. It's unfortunate that we can't be given just Gilda. After all, she's who we want to see.

Disappointing, more of Gilda and less guest speaking

Exactly 🤣😅🤣😅

@@barblucchesi9527, "Tribute to Gilda brought to you by Spotlight Chasing Egotists." Uh, no, hard pass!

Bullony.

Me too.

She had an ectopic pregnancy and found out about the ovarian cancer shortly after.

Back2Basic She was hilarious and I rewatch her every Chance I get! Breast cancer took her away from US in 1986!!😊

@@mikecarrico1859 yes. In 86 I cried like I lost a sister. She meant a lot to me.

Facts!

never mind

Would you like a medal ?

@@michaelstacey8303 Not cool. Comments like that are unnecessary. Life is tough enough.

@@d.e.7467 what an ass you are! Life’s rough! Wear a helmet

@@michaelstacey8303 Why? Why do you have to be that way?

@@maryrosekent8223 mind your business

She was married to Gene Wilder.

Absolutely ❤

🤣🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏👏👏👏❤❤❤❤

I watched it all the way through. But you were right, although it was worth the suffer because I loved experiencing her performances in everything once again❣️

Oh, so you are a psychic....no, you assume too much.

I have to add Carol Burnett!

@@billielamier4706 OH ABSOLUTELY YES !!! AND VICKY LAWRENCE. 🥰👍💯❤️🌺