Lily Tomlin on David Letterman Silver Boots 

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@@punkanellylovejoy702 Ernestine, yes! Great album. Listened to it recently and it's still wonderful.

@@eduardo_corrochio I love it. Sent the link of that album to one of my sisters and she could not stop laughing and sending me her favorite quotes from the album. She had only ever heard Mr Veedle before. Classic

@@punkanellylovejoy702 That's super. When I was a kid and listened to the vinyl in the 1970s I was not hip or well read enough to get some of the humor-- like "Mr. Veedle" being Gore Vidal. But so much of that humor hit my funny bone with precision; I mean, what's better than Ernestine snapping at a lady to go get Vito a snack and beverage pronto! So good.

Exactly-Ed McMahon was the clue.

yeah, it's hard to find these on youtube. Don Giller had a few up and the Carson estate had him take them down.

It was not "all" but lilly stood up for her when credit when due when industry refused to acknowledge jane for writing.

Why “but”?

That's not true. She didn't meet her wife until 1971, and by then, Lily already had a whole slate of characters she was known for from Laugh-In and comedy clubs she would perform in. So, while many worry that Jane doesn't get enough credit, it's also true that sometimes, she gets too much credit. I do think Lily started to become a little reliant (if lazy) when Jane came along and wowed her. But, the truth is, she had already established herself as a talent before that.

Perfect couple

yea her movies are but her hilarious on liners are all improve but Wagner is a comic genius as well