This Is Your Life: Mack Sennett 

Both Chaplin and Lloyd were enormous talents.....and had he not been lied about I'm sure Roscoe Arbuckle would have done some fine features in the 1920's

I can't resist yet another comment on this. All I will say here is this. If you love good comedy of the past, this is definitely the episode for you.

Harold Lloyd was a fantastic surprise on this show. LOVED IT!!!

I believe this was one of the best "This is Your Life" segments ever produced. The array of stars and talent that were part of early motion history, such as Chester Conklin, Del Lord (the early Three Stooges Director), Del Henderson, Vernon Dent, and of course, the great Harold Lloyd! Mr. Sennett along with Mr. Roach gave us all a wealth of fun and laughter that can never be forgotten. As long as we have electricity to make things move and project images, we will always have these treasured moments from long ago to remind us of our beginning to make people laugh with a projected image on a screen!

I have to say that I absolutely loved Harold Lloyd's heartfelt tribute to Mack Sennett. Such a lovely person.

So good to see Franklin Pangborn as himself.

YEP..I LIVED AT THE GARDEN COURT ON HOLLYWOOD BLVD & MACK LIVED THERE TOO..HE PUT HIS OSCAR IN THE WINDOW OF HIS APT..NICE MAN..JACK ENGLISH..ACTOR/LOCATION MGR..JE. 8/2021

I dare say that most people would have no idea in the world who most of these actors and actresses are today. Yet they were stars in their day.

Wish they had filmed some of the after party! These shows are just too short to enjoy. :)

One of my favorite episodes along with Joe E. Brown and Bebe Daniels. I've seen many many shorts with these people and have become a big fan just within the past five years or so. Until RU-vid came along they weren't so accessible to a lot of people and I'm grateful to everyone involved in making that possible. 🙂

Great show! Mack will always be my favorite.

Best segment I've seen. Big fan of the silent movies

I bet Mack Sennett had some crazy stories especially with Mable Normand. He was and is the King of Comedy. It may have been silent era, but it's priceless. I feel the same about Buster Keaton "The General" one of my favorite films to this day.

The man who discovered Charles Chaplin!

YEP. I WAS A STUDENT & MACK SENNETT GAVE ME ADVICE..JE

This is a REAL Treat!❤️😁

I've see a bunch of TIYL episodes on here and this was one of the best.

I got this from grapevine

This man TOUCHED a lot of lives and changed them for the better. That's worth all the money in world. Shows that money is only paper

This is AWESOME!❤️