Not related to SNL, but holy crap the Carol Burnette show was some funny funny comedy back in the day! I forgot all about that one, until I saw a clip recently.
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your so right! They were in the Woman in Red, I believe, who knows (I could still be flying). I must have been really smoking a lot, for about the past 3 years.
I have got⊠to stop, this⊠constant puffinâ!
no, I do not think my body could handle the shock!
regards,
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Tim Conway and Harvey Corman (canât miss that!) some of the best t.v. ever.
regards,
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I agree bro.SNL has been crap for the past 25yrs.
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Mr Bill doesnât make the list?
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Oh hell yes Mr.Bill âohhhhh nooooooâ
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Thatâs no joke. Those guys were hilarious on Carol Burnett. Theyâd crack themselves up so bad they could barely get through the sketch. 
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Dean Martin with Foster Brooks
Carol burnet show
Laugh in
Red Green show, its still on but tough to
find.
Red Skelton
Old Looney Tunes
Fuck they donât make shows like this anymore
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The way to watch SNL is Youtube.
Me and my girl were watching clips of SNL on Youtube and cracking up for hours. She had never seen it and wanted to watch it live. I told her that itâs not so funny live. We watched it and that is exactly what happened. The show might have 15-20 minutes of funny stuff per hour and a half. Plus commercials. So little of the show is funny that it drains you.
Fuck that. I love the show, but I watch only the funny skits that make it to Youtube.
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The first few years of SNL were basically a TV version of National Lampoonâs Radio Hour, which I would listen to every week on WNEW FM in NYC.
The real creative force propelling the first few years of SNL was Michael OâDonoghue from the magazine and the Radio Hour. After OâDonoghue left the show, it became less amusing to me. And with the departure of Eddie Murphy in 1984, I found it to be virtually unwatchable.
Since then I have seen a few purported highlights of the show, none of which piqued my interest or amused me in the least.
Red Skelton, Carol Burnett, Laugh In, and of course Bennie Hill and Monty Python all made me LOL back in the days of old. Not to mention the assorted comedy LPs available ( Bill Cosby, Firesign Theater, Cheech and Chong).
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yeah the two different elephant stories
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never hear much about anymore about firesign lol , special kind of humor lol," Canât get there from here" Nick Danger third eye, wow
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Donât crush that dwarfâŠ
âŠHand me the pliersâŠ
LOL Yeah, âSpecialâ alright! 
Cheers
G
I remember listening to the National Lampoon Radio Hour as a kid, and cracking up. Firesign Theater was also good, George Carlin and of course Cheech and Chong - ah the golden age of comedy records, I miss those. We used to listen to them over and over again and they were still always funny, just like listneing to your favorite songs over and over.
not if you get canadian satellite itâs on there 24 hours a day pretty much
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i had dont crush that dwarf hand me the pliers and waiting for the electrician or someone like him and karma sutra the giant rat albums lol
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The psychic sketch on last nights show was pretty darn funny.
they did a psyhic on a game show sketch when dana carvey was on as well, i thought that was funny