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Stan Freberg and Daws Butler perform the great sketch "Elderly Man River".
At the time this routine was done on Stan's 1957 radio show, the song was barely 30 years old. Old Man River was written for the 1927 Broadway show 'Showboat'. It was popularized again by Paul Robeson singing it in the 1939 movie version of the show.
Freberg: Just kidding, just kidding. But it's great to be with you tonight. We have a special--
Tweedly: Pardon me, Mr. Freberg, but my name is Tweedly.
Freberg: Well, we all have our problems.
Tweedly: I am the censor from the citizens radio committee. And, um... I feel--
Freberg: You uh... from the citizens radio committee, you say?
Tweedly: That's exactly what I said, yes. I--
Freberg: And what is your purpose in being here?
Tweedly: I must okay all the material used on your program here, and I think the best method is to just sit back here and interrupt when I feel it's necessary.
Freberg: You mean you plan to stop me every time I do something that YOU think is wrong?
Tweedly: Exactly. I'll just sound my little horn like this (buzzer). And then you stop, and I'll tell you what's wrong.
Freberg: Uh, somehow I can tell this is gonna be one of those days.
Tweedly: You just go right ahead, Mr. Freberg. Don't mind me.
Freberg: Yeah, now I'd like to sing-- (buzzer)
Tweedly: You forgot to say "thank you", Mr. Freberg. Politeness is an essential in radio programming. Your program goes into the home, we must be a good influence on... children.
Freberg: Why, that's a darling little horn there.
Tweedly: Mmm-hmm.
Freberg: Thanks very much, Mr. Tweedly.
Tweedly: You're welcome, I'm sure.
Freberg: I'd like to sing a old river song in honor of this week of National Mississippi Riverboat Paddlewheel Week. Mr. May, if you please?
Tweedly: Very polite, Mr. Freberg.
Freberg: Thank you.
Old man river, that old-- (buzzer)
All right, Tweedly, politeness I dig, but what in the world is wrong with "old man river"?
Tweedly: The word "old" has a connotation that some of the more elderly people find distasteful. I would suggest you make the substitution, please.
Freberg: I suppose you insist.
Tweedly: Precisely. You may continue.
Freberg: Okay, music (buzzer).
Tweedly: You forgot to say--
Freberg: Thank you, yes, okay. Thank you, Mr. Tweedly.
Tweedly: You're quite welcome, I am sure.
Freberg:
Elderly man river, that elderly man river.
He must know somethin', but he don't say nothin'. (buzzer)
All right, hold it, fellas. Now what, Tweedly?
Tweedly: The word "something", you left off the G.
Freberg: But that's authentic. "Somethin'," "someTHIN'". That's the way the people... talk down there.
Tweedly: I'm sorry. The home is a classroom, Mr. Freberg.
Freberg: I know, you said that.
Tweedly: Keep in mind the tiny tots. And... But furthermore, think back. You'll recall that you said "but he don't say nothin'".
Freberg: Mmm-hmm.
Tweedly: Now, really, Mr. Freberg, that's a double negative.
Do you mean he DOES say something?
Freberg: No, I just wasn't using my head, I guess.
Tweedly: I mean, after all, it should be grammatically correct, keeping in mind--
Freberg: The tiny tots, yes.
Tweedly: You probably mean, "He doesn't say anything".
Freberg: I don't-- I suppose I mean that, yes, I guess. All right, uh fine, you win. All right, Billy, music (buzzer). Thank you, thank you.
Tweedly: You're welcome, I'm sure.
Freberg:
Elderly man river, that elderly man river
He must know something, but he doesn't say anything
He just keeps rollin'-- rolling,
He just keeps rolling along.
He don't (buzzer) doesn't plant taters-- potatoes,
He doesn't plant cotton/cotting,
And then these/those that plants them are soon forgotting.
But elderly man river, he just keeps rolling along.
Tweedly: Excellent!
Freberg: Thank you.
You and me-- (buzzer)
The uh, the tiny tots again, was it?
Tweedly: Exactly.
Freberg: Sorry about that, here we go.
You and I; we sweat, (buzzer) perspire and strain
Body's all aching and wracked with pain. Well, we got by that one.
Tote that barge, lift that bail!
You get a little... [he slows down and stops here, since the rest of it is "drunk and you land in jail".]
Okay, take your finger off the button, Mr. Tweedly. We know when we're licked. Well, that concludes "Elderly Man River" (buzzer). Oh, yes, and thank you for being with us, Mr. Tweedly.
Tweedly: You're welcome, I'm sure.
- published: 23 Dec 2010
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Great Day is available as part of Turtleneck & Chain http://www.thelonelyisland.com/album/turtleneck-chain
Originally aired on SNL May 15, 2010.
- published: 12 Mar 2013
- views: 23281644
Awesome song. I love the hand movements and facial expressions.
- published: 10 Jan 2009
- views: 1756576
This is what goes on before your kids meet their favorite Disney characters.
- published: 16 May 2014
- views: 59172
Comedy
In a modern sense, comedy (from the Greek: κωμῳδία, kōmōidía) refers to any discourse or work generally intended to be humorous or to amuse by inducing laughter, especially in theatre, television, film and stand-up comedy. The origins of the term are found in Ancient Greece. In the Athenian democracy, the public opinion of voters was influenced by the political satire performed by the comic poets at the theaters. The theatrical genre of Greek comedy can be described as a dramatic performance which pits two groups or societies against each other in an amusing agon or conflict. Northrop Frye depicted these two opposing sides as a "Society of Youth" and a "Society of the Old". A revised view characterizes the essential agon of comedy as a struggle between a relatively powerless youth and the societal conventions that pose obstacles to his hopes. In this struggle, the youth is understood to be constrained by his lack of social authority, and is left with little choice but to take recourse in ruses which engender very dramatic irony which provokes laughter.
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2:12What Is In Your Candy Bar?
What Is In Your Candy Bar?What Is In Your Candy Bar?
Sean Tweedley thinks candy bar makers need to be a little clearer with their words. Comedy Time brings you the best comedians, Stay tuned for new videos. Subscribe to Comedy Time YouTube channel here: http://bit.ly/Comedy_Time Also check out our other network channels ChickComedy - http://bit.ly/Chick_Comedy Funny4Shizzle - http://goo.gl/YiOBQA ComedyTimeLatino - http://bit.ly/ComedyTimeLatino Social Media links: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ComedyTimeTV Twitter - https://twitter.com/comedytime Official Website - http://comedytime.com/ -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "Getting Older Suprises (Stand Up Comedy)" ➨ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzHYdc_-c-Y -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- -
0:41Uncle Buck singing breakfast scene
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5:05Elderly Man River- Stan Freberg and Daws Butler
Elderly Man River- Stan Freberg and Daws ButlerElderly Man River- Stan Freberg and Daws Butler
Stan Freberg and Daws Butler perform the great sketch "Elderly Man River". At the time this routine was done on Stan's 1957 radio show, the song was barely 30 years old. Old Man River was written for the 1927 Broadway show 'Showboat'. It was popularized again by Paul Robeson singing it in the 1939 movie version of the show. Freberg: Just kidding, just kidding. But it's great to be with you tonight. We have a special-- Tweedly: Pardon me, Mr. Freberg, but my name is Tweedly. Freberg: Well, we all have our problems. Tweedly: I am the censor from the citizens radio committee. And, um... I feel-- Freberg: You uh... from the citizens radio committee, you say? Tweedly: That's exactly what I said, yes. I-- Freberg: And what is your purpose in being here? Tweedly: I must okay all the material used on your program here, and I think the best method is to just sit back here and interrupt when I feel it's necessary. Freberg: You mean you plan to stop me every time I do something that YOU think is wrong? Tweedly: Exactly. I'll just sound my little horn like this (buzzer). And then you stop, and I'll tell you what's wrong. Freberg: Uh, somehow I can tell this is gonna be one of those days. Tweedly: You just go right ahead, Mr. Freberg. Don't mind me. Freberg: Yeah, now I'd like to sing-- (buzzer) Tweedly: You forgot to say "thank you", Mr. Freberg. Politeness is an essential in radio programming. Your program goes into the home, we must be a good influence on... children. Freberg: Why, that's a darling little horn there. Tweedly: Mmm-hmm. Freberg: Thanks very much, Mr. Tweedly. Tweedly: You're welcome, I'm sure. Freberg: I'd like to sing a old river song in honor of this week of National Mississippi Riverboat Paddlewheel Week. Mr. May, if you please? Tweedly: Very polite, Mr. Freberg. Freberg: Thank you. Old man river, that old-- (buzzer) All right, Tweedly, politeness I dig, but what in the world is wrong with "old man river"? Tweedly: The word "old" has a connotation that some of the more elderly people find distasteful. I would suggest you make the substitution, please. Freberg: I suppose you insist. Tweedly: Precisely. You may continue. Freberg: Okay, music (buzzer). Tweedly: You forgot to say-- Freberg: Thank you, yes, okay. Thank you, Mr. Tweedly. Tweedly: You're quite welcome, I am sure. Freberg: Elderly man river, that elderly man river. He must know somethin', but he don't say nothin'. (buzzer) All right, hold it, fellas. Now what, Tweedly? Tweedly: The word "something", you left off the G. Freberg: But that's authentic. "Somethin'," "someTHIN'". That's the way the people... talk down there. Tweedly: I'm sorry. The home is a classroom, Mr. Freberg. Freberg: I know, you said that. Tweedly: Keep in mind the tiny tots. And... But furthermore, think back. You'll recall that you said "but he don't say nothin'". Freberg: Mmm-hmm. Tweedly: Now, really, Mr. Freberg, that's a double negative. Do you mean he DOES say something? Freberg: No, I just wasn't using my head, I guess. Tweedly: I mean, after all, it should be grammatically correct, keeping in mind-- Freberg: The tiny tots, yes. Tweedly: You probably mean, "He doesn't say anything". Freberg: I don't-- I suppose I mean that, yes, I guess. All right, uh fine, you win. All right, Billy, music (buzzer). Thank you, thank you. Tweedly: You're welcome, I'm sure. Freberg: Elderly man river, that elderly man river He must know something, but he doesn't say anything He just keeps rollin'-- rolling, He just keeps rolling along. He don't (buzzer) doesn't plant taters-- potatoes, He doesn't plant cotton/cotting, And then these/those that plants them are soon forgotting. But elderly man river, he just keeps rolling along. Tweedly: Excellent! Freberg: Thank you. You and me-- (buzzer) The uh, the tiny tots again, was it? Tweedly: Exactly. Freberg: Sorry about that, here we go. You and I; we sweat, (buzzer) perspire and strain Body's all aching and wracked with pain. Well, we got by that one. Tote that barge, lift that bail! You get a little... [he slows down and stops here, since the rest of it is "drunk and you land in jail".] Okay, take your finger off the button, Mr. Tweedly. We know when we're licked. Well, that concludes "Elderly Man River" (buzzer). Oh, yes, and thank you for being with us, Mr. Tweedly. Tweedly: You're welcome, I'm sure. -
2:17Great Day
Great DayGreat Day
Great Day is available as part of Turtleneck & Chain http://www.thelonelyisland.com/album/turtleneck-chain Originally aired on SNL May 15, 2010. -
2:52I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts (Merv Griffin)
I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts (Merv Griffin)I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts (Merv Griffin)
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4:57The Mall Cop And Assassin Bloopers
The Mall Cop And Assassin BloopersThe Mall Cop And Assassin Bloopers
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1:35Disney Characters Dry Hump Behind Closed Doors at Disneyland
Disney Characters Dry Hump Behind Closed Doors at DisneylandDisney Characters Dry Hump Behind Closed Doors at Disneyland
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2:37Tweedle dum and Tweedle dee
Tweedle dum and Tweedle deeTweedle dum and Tweedle dee
Lost the plot
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What Is In Your Candy Bar?
Sean Tweedley thinks candy bar makers need to be a little clearer with their words. Comedy Time brings you the best comedians, Stay tuned for new videos. Subscribe to Comedy Time YouTube channel here: http://bit.ly/Comedy_Time Also check out our other network channels ChickComedy - http://bit.ly/Chick_Comedy Funny4Shizzle - http://goo.gl/YiOBQA ComedyTimeLatino - http://bit.ly/ComedyTimeLatino Social Media links: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ComedyTimeTV Twitter - https://twitter.com/comedytime Official Website - http://comedytime.com/ -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "Getting Older Suprises (Stand Up Comedy)" ➨ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzHYdc_-c-Y -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
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Elderly Man River- Stan Freberg and Daws Butler
Stan Freberg and Daws Butler perform the great sketch "Elderly Man River". At the time this routine was done on Stan's 1957 radio show, the song was barely 30 years old. Old Man River was written for the 1927 Broadway show 'Showboat'. It was popularized again by Paul Robeson singing it in the 1939 movie version of the show. Freberg: Just kidding, just kidding. But it's great to be with you tonight. We have a special-- Tweedly: Pardon me, Mr. Freberg, but my name is Tweedly. Freberg: Well, we all have our problems. Tweedly: I am the censor from the citizens radio committee. And, um... I feel-- Freberg: You uh... from the citizens radio committee, you say? Tweedly: That's exactly what I said, yes. I-- Freberg: And what is your purpose in being here? Tweedly: I must okay all the ...
published: 23 Dec 2010 -
Great Day
Great Day is available as part of Turtleneck & Chain http://www.thelonelyisland.com/album/turtleneck-chain Originally aired on SNL May 15, 2010.
published: 12 Mar 2013 -
I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts (Merv Griffin)
Awesome song. I love the hand movements and facial expressions.
published: 10 Jan 2009 -
The Mall Cop And Assassin Bloopers
Watch the real movie at "the mall cop and assassin"
published: 19 Jul 2013 -
Disney Characters Dry Hump Behind Closed Doors at Disneyland
This is what goes on before your kids meet their favorite Disney characters.
published: 16 May 2014 -
What Is In Your Candy Bar?
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- Duration: 2:12
- Updated: 23 Nov 2011
- views: 3939
Sean Tweedley thinks candy bar makers need to be a little clearer with their words. Comedy Time brings you the best comedians, Stay tuned for new videos.
Subsc...
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Please watch: "Getting Older Suprises (Stand Up Comedy)"
➨ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzHYdc_-c-Y
-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
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Sean Tweedley thinks candy bar makers need to be a little clearer with their words. Comedy Time brings you the best comedians, Stay tuned for new videos.
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-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
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➨ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzHYdc_-c-Y
-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
- published: 23 Nov 2011
- views: 3939
Uncle Buck singing breakfast scene
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:41
- Updated: 15 Jul 2012
- views: 42693
Elderly Man River- Stan Freberg and Daws Butler
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:05
- Updated: 23 Dec 2010
- views: 88448
Stan Freberg and Daws Butler perform the great sketch "Elderly Man River".
At the time this routine was done on Stan's 1957 radio show, the song was barely 3...
Stan Freberg and Daws Butler perform the great sketch "Elderly Man River".
At the time this routine was done on Stan's 1957 radio show, the song was barely 30 years old. Old Man River was written for the 1927 Broadway show 'Showboat'. It was popularized again by Paul Robeson singing it in the 1939 movie version of the show.
Freberg: Just kidding, just kidding. But it's great to be with you tonight. We have a special--
Tweedly: Pardon me, Mr. Freberg, but my name is Tweedly.
Freberg: Well, we all have our problems.
Tweedly: I am the censor from the citizens radio committee. And, um... I feel--
Freberg: You uh... from the citizens radio committee, you say?
Tweedly: That's exactly what I said, yes. I--
Freberg: And what is your purpose in being here?
Tweedly: I must okay all the material used on your program here, and I think the best method is to just sit back here and interrupt when I feel it's necessary.
Freberg: You mean you plan to stop me every time I do something that YOU think is wrong?
Tweedly: Exactly. I'll just sound my little horn like this (buzzer). And then you stop, and I'll tell you what's wrong.
Freberg: Uh, somehow I can tell this is gonna be one of those days.
Tweedly: You just go right ahead, Mr. Freberg. Don't mind me.
Freberg: Yeah, now I'd like to sing-- (buzzer)
Tweedly: You forgot to say "thank you", Mr. Freberg. Politeness is an essential in radio programming. Your program goes into the home, we must be a good influence on... children.
Freberg: Why, that's a darling little horn there.
Tweedly: Mmm-hmm.
Freberg: Thanks very much, Mr. Tweedly.
Tweedly: You're welcome, I'm sure.
Freberg: I'd like to sing a old river song in honor of this week of National Mississippi Riverboat Paddlewheel Week. Mr. May, if you please?
Tweedly: Very polite, Mr. Freberg.
Freberg: Thank you.
Old man river, that old-- (buzzer)
All right, Tweedly, politeness I dig, but what in the world is wrong with "old man river"?
Tweedly: The word "old" has a connotation that some of the more elderly people find distasteful. I would suggest you make the substitution, please.
Freberg: I suppose you insist.
Tweedly: Precisely. You may continue.
Freberg: Okay, music (buzzer).
Tweedly: You forgot to say--
Freberg: Thank you, yes, okay. Thank you, Mr. Tweedly.
Tweedly: You're quite welcome, I am sure.
Freberg:
Elderly man river, that elderly man river.
He must know somethin', but he don't say nothin'. (buzzer)
All right, hold it, fellas. Now what, Tweedly?
Tweedly: The word "something", you left off the G.
Freberg: But that's authentic. "Somethin'," "someTHIN'". That's the way the people... talk down there.
Tweedly: I'm sorry. The home is a classroom, Mr. Freberg.
Freberg: I know, you said that.
Tweedly: Keep in mind the tiny tots. And... But furthermore, think back. You'll recall that you said "but he don't say nothin'".
Freberg: Mmm-hmm.
Tweedly: Now, really, Mr. Freberg, that's a double negative.
Do you mean he DOES say something?
Freberg: No, I just wasn't using my head, I guess.
Tweedly: I mean, after all, it should be grammatically correct, keeping in mind--
Freberg: The tiny tots, yes.
Tweedly: You probably mean, "He doesn't say anything".
Freberg: I don't-- I suppose I mean that, yes, I guess. All right, uh fine, you win. All right, Billy, music (buzzer). Thank you, thank you.
Tweedly: You're welcome, I'm sure.
Freberg:
Elderly man river, that elderly man river
He must know something, but he doesn't say anything
He just keeps rollin'-- rolling,
He just keeps rolling along.
He don't (buzzer) doesn't plant taters-- potatoes,
He doesn't plant cotton/cotting,
And then these/those that plants them are soon forgotting.
But elderly man river, he just keeps rolling along.
Tweedly: Excellent!
Freberg: Thank you.
You and me-- (buzzer)
The uh, the tiny tots again, was it?
Tweedly: Exactly.
Freberg: Sorry about that, here we go.
You and I; we sweat, (buzzer) perspire and strain
Body's all aching and wracked with pain. Well, we got by that one.
Tote that barge, lift that bail!
You get a little... [he slows down and stops here, since the rest of it is "drunk and you land in jail".]
Okay, take your finger off the button, Mr. Tweedly. We know when we're licked. Well, that concludes "Elderly Man River" (buzzer). Oh, yes, and thank you for being with us, Mr. Tweedly.
Tweedly: You're welcome, I'm sure.
https://wn.com/Elderly_Man_River_Stan_Freberg_And_Daws_Butler
Stan Freberg and Daws Butler perform the great sketch "Elderly Man River".
At the time this routine was done on Stan's 1957 radio show, the song was barely 30 years old. Old Man River was written for the 1927 Broadway show 'Showboat'. It was popularized again by Paul Robeson singing it in the 1939 movie version of the show.
Freberg: Just kidding, just kidding. But it's great to be with you tonight. We have a special--
Tweedly: Pardon me, Mr. Freberg, but my name is Tweedly.
Freberg: Well, we all have our problems.
Tweedly: I am the censor from the citizens radio committee. And, um... I feel--
Freberg: You uh... from the citizens radio committee, you say?
Tweedly: That's exactly what I said, yes. I--
Freberg: And what is your purpose in being here?
Tweedly: I must okay all the material used on your program here, and I think the best method is to just sit back here and interrupt when I feel it's necessary.
Freberg: You mean you plan to stop me every time I do something that YOU think is wrong?
Tweedly: Exactly. I'll just sound my little horn like this (buzzer). And then you stop, and I'll tell you what's wrong.
Freberg: Uh, somehow I can tell this is gonna be one of those days.
Tweedly: You just go right ahead, Mr. Freberg. Don't mind me.
Freberg: Yeah, now I'd like to sing-- (buzzer)
Tweedly: You forgot to say "thank you", Mr. Freberg. Politeness is an essential in radio programming. Your program goes into the home, we must be a good influence on... children.
Freberg: Why, that's a darling little horn there.
Tweedly: Mmm-hmm.
Freberg: Thanks very much, Mr. Tweedly.
Tweedly: You're welcome, I'm sure.
Freberg: I'd like to sing a old river song in honor of this week of National Mississippi Riverboat Paddlewheel Week. Mr. May, if you please?
Tweedly: Very polite, Mr. Freberg.
Freberg: Thank you.
Old man river, that old-- (buzzer)
All right, Tweedly, politeness I dig, but what in the world is wrong with "old man river"?
Tweedly: The word "old" has a connotation that some of the more elderly people find distasteful. I would suggest you make the substitution, please.
Freberg: I suppose you insist.
Tweedly: Precisely. You may continue.
Freberg: Okay, music (buzzer).
Tweedly: You forgot to say--
Freberg: Thank you, yes, okay. Thank you, Mr. Tweedly.
Tweedly: You're quite welcome, I am sure.
Freberg:
Elderly man river, that elderly man river.
He must know somethin', but he don't say nothin'. (buzzer)
All right, hold it, fellas. Now what, Tweedly?
Tweedly: The word "something", you left off the G.
Freberg: But that's authentic. "Somethin'," "someTHIN'". That's the way the people... talk down there.
Tweedly: I'm sorry. The home is a classroom, Mr. Freberg.
Freberg: I know, you said that.
Tweedly: Keep in mind the tiny tots. And... But furthermore, think back. You'll recall that you said "but he don't say nothin'".
Freberg: Mmm-hmm.
Tweedly: Now, really, Mr. Freberg, that's a double negative.
Do you mean he DOES say something?
Freberg: No, I just wasn't using my head, I guess.
Tweedly: I mean, after all, it should be grammatically correct, keeping in mind--
Freberg: The tiny tots, yes.
Tweedly: You probably mean, "He doesn't say anything".
Freberg: I don't-- I suppose I mean that, yes, I guess. All right, uh fine, you win. All right, Billy, music (buzzer). Thank you, thank you.
Tweedly: You're welcome, I'm sure.
Freberg:
Elderly man river, that elderly man river
He must know something, but he doesn't say anything
He just keeps rollin'-- rolling,
He just keeps rolling along.
He don't (buzzer) doesn't plant taters-- potatoes,
He doesn't plant cotton/cotting,
And then these/those that plants them are soon forgotting.
But elderly man river, he just keeps rolling along.
Tweedly: Excellent!
Freberg: Thank you.
You and me-- (buzzer)
The uh, the tiny tots again, was it?
Tweedly: Exactly.
Freberg: Sorry about that, here we go.
You and I; we sweat, (buzzer) perspire and strain
Body's all aching and wracked with pain. Well, we got by that one.
Tote that barge, lift that bail!
You get a little... [he slows down and stops here, since the rest of it is "drunk and you land in jail".]
Okay, take your finger off the button, Mr. Tweedly. We know when we're licked. Well, that concludes "Elderly Man River" (buzzer). Oh, yes, and thank you for being with us, Mr. Tweedly.
Tweedly: You're welcome, I'm sure.
- published: 23 Dec 2010
- views: 88448
Great Day
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:17
- Updated: 12 Mar 2013
- views: 23281644
Great Day is available as part of Turtleneck & Chain http://www.thelonelyisland.com/album/turtleneck-chain
Originally aired on SNL May 15, 2010.
Great Day is available as part of Turtleneck & Chain http://www.thelonelyisland.com/album/turtleneck-chain
Originally aired on SNL May 15, 2010.
https://wn.com/Great_Day
Great Day is available as part of Turtleneck & Chain http://www.thelonelyisland.com/album/turtleneck-chain
Originally aired on SNL May 15, 2010.
- published: 12 Mar 2013
- views: 23281644
I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts (Merv Griffin)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:52
- Updated: 10 Jan 2009
- views: 1756576
Awesome song. I love the hand movements and facial expressions.
Awesome song. I love the hand movements and facial expressions.
https://wn.com/I've_Got_A_Lovely_Bunch_Of_Coconuts_(Merv_Griffin)
Awesome song. I love the hand movements and facial expressions.
- published: 10 Jan 2009
- views: 1756576
The Mall Cop And Assassin Bloopers
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:57
- Updated: 19 Jul 2013
- views: 207
Watch the real movie at "the mall cop and assassin"
Watch the real movie at "the mall cop and assassin"
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Disney Characters Dry Hump Behind Closed Doors at Disneyland
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:35
- Updated: 16 May 2014
- views: 59172
This is what goes on before your kids meet their favorite Disney characters.
This is what goes on before your kids meet their favorite Disney characters.
https://wn.com/Disney_Characters_Dry_Hump_Behind_Closed_Doors_At_Disneyland
This is what goes on before your kids meet their favorite Disney characters.
- published: 16 May 2014
- views: 59172
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What Is In Your Candy Bar?
Sean Tweedley thinks candy bar makers need to be a little clearer with their words. Comedy Time brings you the best comedians, Stay tuned for new videos. Subscribe to Comedy Time YouTube channel here: http://bit.ly/Comedy_Time Also check out our other network channels ChickComedy - http://bit.ly/Chick_Comedy Funny4Shizzle - http://goo.gl/YiOBQA ComedyTimeLatino - http://bit.ly/ComedyTimeLatino Social Media links: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ComedyTimeTV Twitter - https://twitter.com/comedytime Official Website - http://comedytime.com/ -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "Getting Older Suprises (Stand Up Comedy)" ➨ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzHYdc_-c-Y -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
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Elderly Man River- Stan Freberg and Daws Butler
Stan Freberg and Daws Butler perform the great sketch "Elderly Man River". At the time this routine was done on Stan's 1957 radio show, the song was barely 30 years old. Old Man River was written for the 1927 Broadway show 'Showboat'. It was popularized again by Paul Robeson singing it in the 1939 movie version of the show. Freberg: Just kidding, just kidding. But it's great to be with you tonight. We have a special-- Tweedly: Pardon me, Mr. Freberg, but my name is Tweedly. Freberg: Well, we all have our problems. Tweedly: I am the censor from the citizens radio committee. And, um... I feel-- Freberg: You uh... from the citizens radio committee, you say? Tweedly: That's exactly what I said, yes. I-- Freberg: And what is your purpose in being here? Tweedly: I must okay all the ...
published: 23 Dec 2010 -
Great Day
Great Day is available as part of Turtleneck & Chain http://www.thelonelyisland.com/album/turtleneck-chain Originally aired on SNL May 15, 2010.
published: 12 Mar 2013 -
I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts (Merv Griffin)
Awesome song. I love the hand movements and facial expressions.
published: 10 Jan 2009 -
The Mall Cop And Assassin Bloopers
Watch the real movie at "the mall cop and assassin"
published: 19 Jul 2013 -
Disney Characters Dry Hump Behind Closed Doors at Disneyland
This is what goes on before your kids meet their favorite Disney characters.
published: 16 May 2014 -
What Is In Your Candy Bar?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:12
- Updated: 23 Nov 2011
- views: 3939
Sean Tweedley thinks candy bar makers need to be a little clearer with their words. Comedy Time brings you the best comedians, Stay tuned for new videos.
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- published: 23 Nov 2011
- views: 3939
Uncle Buck singing breakfast scene
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:41
- Updated: 15 Jul 2012
- views: 42693
Elderly Man River- Stan Freberg and Daws Butler
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:05
- Updated: 23 Dec 2010
- views: 88448
Stan Freberg and Daws Butler perform the great sketch "Elderly Man River".
At the time this routine was done on Stan's 1957 radio show, the song was barely 3...
Stan Freberg and Daws Butler perform the great sketch "Elderly Man River".
At the time this routine was done on Stan's 1957 radio show, the song was barely 30 years old. Old Man River was written for the 1927 Broadway show 'Showboat'. It was popularized again by Paul Robeson singing it in the 1939 movie version of the show.
Freberg: Just kidding, just kidding. But it's great to be with you tonight. We have a special--
Tweedly: Pardon me, Mr. Freberg, but my name is Tweedly.
Freberg: Well, we all have our problems.
Tweedly: I am the censor from the citizens radio committee. And, um... I feel--
Freberg: You uh... from the citizens radio committee, you say?
Tweedly: That's exactly what I said, yes. I--
Freberg: And what is your purpose in being here?
Tweedly: I must okay all the material used on your program here, and I think the best method is to just sit back here and interrupt when I feel it's necessary.
Freberg: You mean you plan to stop me every time I do something that YOU think is wrong?
Tweedly: Exactly. I'll just sound my little horn like this (buzzer). And then you stop, and I'll tell you what's wrong.
Freberg: Uh, somehow I can tell this is gonna be one of those days.
Tweedly: You just go right ahead, Mr. Freberg. Don't mind me.
Freberg: Yeah, now I'd like to sing-- (buzzer)
Tweedly: You forgot to say "thank you", Mr. Freberg. Politeness is an essential in radio programming. Your program goes into the home, we must be a good influence on... children.
Freberg: Why, that's a darling little horn there.
Tweedly: Mmm-hmm.
Freberg: Thanks very much, Mr. Tweedly.
Tweedly: You're welcome, I'm sure.
Freberg: I'd like to sing a old river song in honor of this week of National Mississippi Riverboat Paddlewheel Week. Mr. May, if you please?
Tweedly: Very polite, Mr. Freberg.
Freberg: Thank you.
Old man river, that old-- (buzzer)
All right, Tweedly, politeness I dig, but what in the world is wrong with "old man river"?
Tweedly: The word "old" has a connotation that some of the more elderly people find distasteful. I would suggest you make the substitution, please.
Freberg: I suppose you insist.
Tweedly: Precisely. You may continue.
Freberg: Okay, music (buzzer).
Tweedly: You forgot to say--
Freberg: Thank you, yes, okay. Thank you, Mr. Tweedly.
Tweedly: You're quite welcome, I am sure.
Freberg:
Elderly man river, that elderly man river.
He must know somethin', but he don't say nothin'. (buzzer)
All right, hold it, fellas. Now what, Tweedly?
Tweedly: The word "something", you left off the G.
Freberg: But that's authentic. "Somethin'," "someTHIN'". That's the way the people... talk down there.
Tweedly: I'm sorry. The home is a classroom, Mr. Freberg.
Freberg: I know, you said that.
Tweedly: Keep in mind the tiny tots. And... But furthermore, think back. You'll recall that you said "but he don't say nothin'".
Freberg: Mmm-hmm.
Tweedly: Now, really, Mr. Freberg, that's a double negative.
Do you mean he DOES say something?
Freberg: No, I just wasn't using my head, I guess.
Tweedly: I mean, after all, it should be grammatically correct, keeping in mind--
Freberg: The tiny tots, yes.
Tweedly: You probably mean, "He doesn't say anything".
Freberg: I don't-- I suppose I mean that, yes, I guess. All right, uh fine, you win. All right, Billy, music (buzzer). Thank you, thank you.
Tweedly: You're welcome, I'm sure.
Freberg:
Elderly man river, that elderly man river
He must know something, but he doesn't say anything
He just keeps rollin'-- rolling,
He just keeps rolling along.
He don't (buzzer) doesn't plant taters-- potatoes,
He doesn't plant cotton/cotting,
And then these/those that plants them are soon forgotting.
But elderly man river, he just keeps rolling along.
Tweedly: Excellent!
Freberg: Thank you.
You and me-- (buzzer)
The uh, the tiny tots again, was it?
Tweedly: Exactly.
Freberg: Sorry about that, here we go.
You and I; we sweat, (buzzer) perspire and strain
Body's all aching and wracked with pain. Well, we got by that one.
Tote that barge, lift that bail!
You get a little... [he slows down and stops here, since the rest of it is "drunk and you land in jail".]
Okay, take your finger off the button, Mr. Tweedly. We know when we're licked. Well, that concludes "Elderly Man River" (buzzer). Oh, yes, and thank you for being with us, Mr. Tweedly.
Tweedly: You're welcome, I'm sure.
https://wn.com/Elderly_Man_River_Stan_Freberg_And_Daws_Butler
Stan Freberg and Daws Butler perform the great sketch "Elderly Man River".
At the time this routine was done on Stan's 1957 radio show, the song was barely 30 years old. Old Man River was written for the 1927 Broadway show 'Showboat'. It was popularized again by Paul Robeson singing it in the 1939 movie version of the show.
Freberg: Just kidding, just kidding. But it's great to be with you tonight. We have a special--
Tweedly: Pardon me, Mr. Freberg, but my name is Tweedly.
Freberg: Well, we all have our problems.
Tweedly: I am the censor from the citizens radio committee. And, um... I feel--
Freberg: You uh... from the citizens radio committee, you say?
Tweedly: That's exactly what I said, yes. I--
Freberg: And what is your purpose in being here?
Tweedly: I must okay all the material used on your program here, and I think the best method is to just sit back here and interrupt when I feel it's necessary.
Freberg: You mean you plan to stop me every time I do something that YOU think is wrong?
Tweedly: Exactly. I'll just sound my little horn like this (buzzer). And then you stop, and I'll tell you what's wrong.
Freberg: Uh, somehow I can tell this is gonna be one of those days.
Tweedly: You just go right ahead, Mr. Freberg. Don't mind me.
Freberg: Yeah, now I'd like to sing-- (buzzer)
Tweedly: You forgot to say "thank you", Mr. Freberg. Politeness is an essential in radio programming. Your program goes into the home, we must be a good influence on... children.
Freberg: Why, that's a darling little horn there.
Tweedly: Mmm-hmm.
Freberg: Thanks very much, Mr. Tweedly.
Tweedly: You're welcome, I'm sure.
Freberg: I'd like to sing a old river song in honor of this week of National Mississippi Riverboat Paddlewheel Week. Mr. May, if you please?
Tweedly: Very polite, Mr. Freberg.
Freberg: Thank you.
Old man river, that old-- (buzzer)
All right, Tweedly, politeness I dig, but what in the world is wrong with "old man river"?
Tweedly: The word "old" has a connotation that some of the more elderly people find distasteful. I would suggest you make the substitution, please.
Freberg: I suppose you insist.
Tweedly: Precisely. You may continue.
Freberg: Okay, music (buzzer).
Tweedly: You forgot to say--
Freberg: Thank you, yes, okay. Thank you, Mr. Tweedly.
Tweedly: You're quite welcome, I am sure.
Freberg:
Elderly man river, that elderly man river.
He must know somethin', but he don't say nothin'. (buzzer)
All right, hold it, fellas. Now what, Tweedly?
Tweedly: The word "something", you left off the G.
Freberg: But that's authentic. "Somethin'," "someTHIN'". That's the way the people... talk down there.
Tweedly: I'm sorry. The home is a classroom, Mr. Freberg.
Freberg: I know, you said that.
Tweedly: Keep in mind the tiny tots. And... But furthermore, think back. You'll recall that you said "but he don't say nothin'".
Freberg: Mmm-hmm.
Tweedly: Now, really, Mr. Freberg, that's a double negative.
Do you mean he DOES say something?
Freberg: No, I just wasn't using my head, I guess.
Tweedly: I mean, after all, it should be grammatically correct, keeping in mind--
Freberg: The tiny tots, yes.
Tweedly: You probably mean, "He doesn't say anything".
Freberg: I don't-- I suppose I mean that, yes, I guess. All right, uh fine, you win. All right, Billy, music (buzzer). Thank you, thank you.
Tweedly: You're welcome, I'm sure.
Freberg:
Elderly man river, that elderly man river
He must know something, but he doesn't say anything
He just keeps rollin'-- rolling,
He just keeps rolling along.
He don't (buzzer) doesn't plant taters-- potatoes,
He doesn't plant cotton/cotting,
And then these/those that plants them are soon forgotting.
But elderly man river, he just keeps rolling along.
Tweedly: Excellent!
Freberg: Thank you.
You and me-- (buzzer)
The uh, the tiny tots again, was it?
Tweedly: Exactly.
Freberg: Sorry about that, here we go.
You and I; we sweat, (buzzer) perspire and strain
Body's all aching and wracked with pain. Well, we got by that one.
Tote that barge, lift that bail!
You get a little... [he slows down and stops here, since the rest of it is "drunk and you land in jail".]
Okay, take your finger off the button, Mr. Tweedly. We know when we're licked. Well, that concludes "Elderly Man River" (buzzer). Oh, yes, and thank you for being with us, Mr. Tweedly.
Tweedly: You're welcome, I'm sure.
- published: 23 Dec 2010
- views: 88448
Great Day
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:17
- Updated: 12 Mar 2013
- views: 23281644
Great Day is available as part of Turtleneck & Chain http://www.thelonelyisland.com/album/turtleneck-chain
Originally aired on SNL May 15, 2010.
Great Day is available as part of Turtleneck & Chain http://www.thelonelyisland.com/album/turtleneck-chain
Originally aired on SNL May 15, 2010.
https://wn.com/Great_Day
Great Day is available as part of Turtleneck & Chain http://www.thelonelyisland.com/album/turtleneck-chain
Originally aired on SNL May 15, 2010.
- published: 12 Mar 2013
- views: 23281644
I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts (Merv Griffin)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:52
- Updated: 10 Jan 2009
- views: 1756576
Awesome song. I love the hand movements and facial expressions.
Awesome song. I love the hand movements and facial expressions.
https://wn.com/I've_Got_A_Lovely_Bunch_Of_Coconuts_(Merv_Griffin)
Awesome song. I love the hand movements and facial expressions.
- published: 10 Jan 2009
- views: 1756576
The Mall Cop And Assassin Bloopers
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:57
- Updated: 19 Jul 2013
- views: 207
Watch the real movie at "the mall cop and assassin"
Watch the real movie at "the mall cop and assassin"
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Disney Characters Dry Hump Behind Closed Doors at Disneyland
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:35
- Updated: 16 May 2014
- views: 59172
This is what goes on before your kids meet their favorite Disney characters.
This is what goes on before your kids meet their favorite Disney characters.
https://wn.com/Disney_Characters_Dry_Hump_Behind_Closed_Doors_At_Disneyland
This is what goes on before your kids meet their favorite Disney characters.
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- views: 59172
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Hasan Minhaj Wiki: Comedy, Jokes, Family, Net Worth, and Roasting the President
Edit Earn the Necklace 01 May 2017
Hasan Minhaj made fun of an absent President Donald Trump at the 2017 White House Correspondents’ Dinner and had the entire audience laughing. Success didn’t come overnight for Minhaj. He worked hard over the years to get to where he is today. With a cool net worth of $4.2 million and a bag full of jokes, Minhaj is doing very well for himself ... He is an American comedian of. ... ....
Vidya Balan’s small screen comedy returns as Hum Paanch Phir Se
Edit Hindustan Times 01 May 2017
Popular TV show from the 90s, that also marked onscreen debut of Vidya Balan, Hum Paanch, is all set to return for a third season. Vidya Balan in a still from Hum Paanch ... Follow @htshowbiz for more ....
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