he's shitfaced... there's nothing classy or great about that... he barely knows where he's at.... really kind of sad.

@Robotica No right-wing fake "Conservatives" are the ones who claim to be the moral authority. You guys have failed at EVERYTHING. And the fact you give your children less means nothing to you because you never knew anything better.

@Robotica You're a fake Russian bot.

@Robotica Aren't you a Russian bot? You have nothing to contribute. You're actually sad. What have you done with your life?

@Robotica Durr means nothing in slang. Do something beneficial. Get a life.

fireguy615 That's right filled with LEGENDS. Not left wing activists spewing their progressive propaganda.

amen

All they needed was for Frank Sinatra to show up.

Funny, I was thinking that, and they're all gone now.

@@erikswanson224 Life is too damn short thank god for video tape

The MeTv Network airs Johnny Carson every night. You should see if you get it in your area.

Absolutely

Good times😊

Totally classic comedy, today’s so called entertainment is garbage!

Fallon sux

here! here! 👌

Yeah, watching an old fart drunk was delightful. Keep living in the past.

It’s not about Funny anymore

@@Anthony-hu3rj This was an act. He wasn't really drunk. Pretty convincing though huh? It fooled you.

@@Anthony-hu3rj Anthony dear, you'd better be going now or you'll be late for your shift at Starbuck's..

To Ritchie Rich -----Sounds like Charlie Harper

Andrew "Dice" Clay stole that from DM...but noone in the late 90s noticed

@Anthony Bissett Gay? Do you know how many kids he had? Married 3X I think. GTFOH you clown.

@Anthony Bissett He wasn't Gay you damn CLOWN. I won't respond to a numb skull like you on this topic.

So did Charlie sheen!🤣😂

or,simply used to being plowed

Lol. hes as drunk as a skunk.

are you sure it was an act? they say it was cause what else you gonna say? i believe it was rumored as such to cover up that fact that he was truly an alcoholic....I mean, how else does one promote this? it's great stuff, don't get me wrong...and tons o people fell for it...but was it an act really? lol...I guess we'll really never know....lol

@@davidwright873 there are so many accounts of people seeing him right after a show and him being stone cold sober

@@arronz5325 you've done thorough research? You know this how?

The way Johnny hit that concealed cigarette !

Love it!

I guess they "claim" he was never really drunk?!

@@MasQueVencedorEnCristo 0

That don't impress me much, dadadadadum

Grant Chow With a lot of the good times were many hidden bad times.

@@nick-dq1hh they were better overall

Me too

Vic Limited I have huge doubts. Racism, sexism, alcoholism. I think it was for people who are 50-70 who were young during that time. Rose tinted glasses

@@nick-dq1hh It was by far alot better time than now.

He was my mom's favorite singer, so, I know alot of his songs. He was an amazing singer!!

I disagree he's not elvis very overrated but he's good

@@brandonvandine1695 he is properly rated, elvis on the other hand is hugely overrated!

I totally agree, He's always been my favorite with Elvis second (I also Love E.P.), just my opinion.

How do you wrap up "glands"_? ___watch presenters reaction! All d fng same!

Oh my God that is hysterical.

“What you drinking down there joe and he looked down at me, and he said scotch and carrot juice I said why, he said cause I get drunk but I see good”

You've been watching the sopranos.

@@lilybond6485 brilliant.!!!! Love Dean.!!!!!!

I see a wedding ring on Dean. Seldom wore one when married to Jeanne who raised seven of his kids for 20 +years.

He was great in "Rio Bravo"

He's drunk, having fun

He funded terrorism.

amen. made me really sad when he couldnt get over his sons death.

That took away the light in his eyes that he had here. Very hard, very sad.

AND THE BEST VOICE IN THE WORLD!

“Back when getting drunk was still funny” What are you on about…😳

@@exterminator_1986 I'm on about the change of humor and what was once acceptable, but is now considered to be in bad taste. I'm surprised that someone would need to explain it to you.

And Ed McMahan was a hilarious drunk too except he didn’t try quite as hard with the humor while he was drunk, it just came out 😂

@@ryangauger6240 True. I often think of all the people whose career was based on drunk humor, which was funny at the time, but in bad taste now. People like Foster Brooks. Not aw well known, but Dick Van Dyke's brother, Jerry McCord Van Dyke had a similar routine based on being drunk. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qbqhl7yf0rjScnU.html

Dean didn't get drunk, that's well known. It was just a schtick. He liked golfing almost more than he liked entertaining, and so he kept himself in good shape; up every morning early to golf. And as he pointed out himself, you don't get to be the highest paid entertainer in the world at one time -- if you're a drunk. He had to work too hard for what he achieved.

oldroslynboy ron white

Arthur Morgan Ron White is good, but no where near Dean in my opinion

oldroslynboy You mean the era of drunks on television? Yeah, too bad that's gone! 😐

I am Nobody yeah alls we have on late night talk shows today are actors and singers that are politically correct self-important social justice warriors. Nah I'd rather have the Rat Pack i.e. Frank Sinatra, Peter Lawford, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis jr.. and they mentioned here Angie Dickinson. I'd take any one of those being a little tipsy on a talk show than what we have today. So stop being so snarky and self-righteous in your comment.

grosbeak none of its worth watching anymore. There is no entertainment anymore, just dumbed down, political crap.

Your very fortunate and I'm a 36 year old but I love the retro shows and films ,simply the best 👏👏😇🙏🙏🙏 Everyone seemed soo innocent back then and more youthful than now in days

Your very fortunate

Yeah no kidding. It'll never be like those glorious days again

I don't wanna have the future someone give me a time machine so I can go back

why do you think depression rates are so high, especially in young people. Because the world fucking sucks now

I was in love with him by 1969. I was three. 😍💖😋

In my opinion, ELVIS with Dean following a close 2nd, are the GREATEST ENTERTAINERS OF ALL-TIME !!!

Sinatra was the greatest singer of his generation.

What????? really I cannot believe how many retards there are watching this crap.

Sorry, but Frank Sinatra was an artist. Dean was a entertainer. Big difference.

How do you know this?

@@seepeecp8545 His kids, himself, biography etc.

@@melanie7781 He said he hated apple juice. It was usually watered down Whisky, but I daresay they tried him on apple juice at times.

For sure💃🍸🕴

...that's funny.🌝

Awesome

Awesome that you care such for your mother. She should be proud of you and I'm sure she is. Many Blessings for you both.

Well that's make anyone's day. Mind to if Dean had fallen on me I would have needed Frank's Security to peel me off the seat. I'm 5' and ,7 stone. Still would have been some fun. You could have had Elvis land on her.

El Sr Dean,podia hacer lo que quisiera porque era Dean Martin y Punto..

And this was always an act. Dean's kid and his last wife said Dean NEVER drank performing. It was always apple juice.

Yeah I loved watching Dean perform and LOVED his voice. No matter what song he sung you ALWAYS recognized Deans voice. One n a million. I wasn’t really a Frank fan but I’d listen to Dean sing anything.

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I would love to b around him to

No way. Dean's had blood shot eyes for decades. There's no faking that

Thanks for the bio.

@@plutarchgangsta4209 Well you need to know more about him I guess 🤷🏼‍♀️

In n

@@plutarchgangsta4209 Grass maybe ?

You're not the only one! Me toooooooooooooo

And Meeeeeee Ha

Me tooooo!!!!

To never come back!

Are you from the future I’m from the past I’ve had a gameboy since 1989 and there’s a timemaCCH-062584-00bc2094ad-𐩻𐩽𐩾ꓱ 𐎩ᆭ𐁙𐎥𐭰𒊹𐬿𐬳‑‖⚫︎but it’s broken and I can’t find anybody out there who is from the future and has the parts to fix it!!!! I WANT TO GET OUT OF HERE TOO!

Hello

@@davelamore6309 Hello to you too Dave.

@@elenamamais6047 hello, how are you doing?

@@davelamore6309 Okay. And hope you are doing well. Have a good night Dave.

@@elenamamais6047 yes

Jack Kramer. In his heyday of Martin and Lewis and the clubs it was all largely an act, if not completely. Later in life he did start to drink very heavily and life imitated art. For the most part of his notable career though it was all an act. He drank apple juice or lemonade and took sips.

Oh no they used to be drunk for real and smoke cigarettes right there on air

@@patriceaqa288 Great reply Patrice. Dean was a pro. Definitely a party animal too. It was probably that mix, and the historical popularity of the comedy drunk, that inspired his on-stage persona. No one could be that perfectly on-cue if they were actually as drunk as he was pretending to be, but it is also true that no one could be that accurate in their portrayal without getting embarrassingly drunk in their personal life. He played this pitch-perfect. It was only entertainment in its day, but this qualifies as real art in the long-view.

Don't forget Foster Brooks.

@@likefire1617 Right. But Dean's was mostly an act.

Jay Leno and David Letterman were good times too

@@nickynick3527 no, nothing like Johnny Carson.

Well did you actually expect it to be the same with a different host? Who would want that? That's the beauty of the show, the tradition of each host making it their own and then passing the torch. It's sad when people get so wrapped up in what they're comfortable with that they can never learn to appreciate new things.

@@ebin27 Shut up jerk ! You are pathetic. Johnny Carlson was the Tonight Show and the other two were never better than him.

Capitan Futuro you know your name is spelled wrong right? Captain. It’s captain. I’m glad you boomers are finally almost out the door because Johnny Carson is so painfully one dimensional that you have to be a mouth breathing, lead paint chip eating numbskull to think the Carson show was anything more than a gimmicky shtick

I love that movie. I have it on VHS. I sat in the trams am from smoking and the bandit.

Victor: “ Nice car , Father.” Priest : “ THANK YOU , ASSHOLE! “

Classic

Great movie...

he wanted to give her a pearl necklace.

He drank like a fish...I think he was pretty drunk here.

@@abrahamlincoln1677 I know right ! Look at his eyes if the speech doesn’t tell you anything

@@abrahamlincoln1677 I also believe that he drank his share. I did read in a Sinatra bio that two guys paid 25K to play golf with Frank and Dean. One of them claimed that they were so drunk it was an embarrassment. Of course they were not young at the time but from the life they lived you know they did something.

@@robertc391 yeah, for those who bought that it was all just an act and that he didn't drink his fair share, lol....I find it laughable.

He was an alcoholic and they obviously said that to try and keep some sort of dignity for him

It's not very well known, but the drunkenness was always an act. He never drank alcohol while performing. Cheers

@@FJTx100 Coming from a drinker, that guy is druuuuuuunk.

@@yoyoma17 good acting..numerous people stated.

Love the cigs and the drink…CLASSIC…obviously I’m a baby of the 60’s. My mom couldn’t get on the telephone without a cigarette and a cup of coffee/glass of wine.🤷‍♀️

@@yoyoma17 I don't understand why people say that Dean Martin wasn't a drunk? Clearly, you can see a drunk Dean Martin. Is always about apple juice. I mean, I really don't care that Dean Martin was drunk. He had the ability to make you feel like he was not a drunk. I have seen plenty of drunk men that were in any kind of condition to function as well as Dean Martin. Those drunk men were falling down drunks. However, Dean Martin was a drunk but he could handle his drinking, unlike those drunks always starting a fight, they couldn't handle their drinking, as well as Dean Martin, did. He was a lovable drunk and everyone loved Dean Martin, he drank like a fish. I really wish that Dean Martin could be My Boyfriend. I always have loved older men.

and so handsome and charming at all times...:)

brilliant. I can't believe some of the negativity!

I agree100% on your whole comment

Nowadays we get children's TV, hosted by children, sad but true.

Hard to make that up if you're drunk.

@@Araconox he probably always called it that.

@@Araconox AGREED

You might be interested in the Graham Norton Show. The guests seem to banter much better than they do on American talk shows.

I was born 1960. my mother had this on tv and I quietly soaked it up and possessed sophisticated humor by age 12 because of them and am grateful for them. 🌺

i feel bad for anyone born in the late 80's to now, your people missed some of the best movies and tv shows ever.

@@perry92964 I watch columbo 😆

@@tailormade3072 Excuse me, just one more question

I was going to say the same thing, guy was a legend.

So true

He was a narcissistic slob

@Victor Bastos he was not a drinker that was apple juice he played the part of a drunk

@Victor Bastos you don't really know much about Dean, he was not a drinker, that was apple juice it was part of his act

. I miss watching the Johnny Carson tonight show.. he always had on Great guest s. I love Dino... I miss him Joan Rivers David Brenner...

Dino was such a great guy. I had a pass back-stage several times when the gang was having dinner, and Dino was always one of the first to leave the party and go home. Frank's nickname for Sammy was "Smokey" because Sam smoked about 4 packs of cigarettes a day, Dino smoked a lot also and both of them succumbed to lung disease. Sammy also drank a lot and was treated for cirrhosis but it was the smoking and throat cancer that ended his life as it did with Dino, who had emphysema. Frank rarely smoked but often had a cigarette as a prop, but he didn't inhale much of the time, and he constantly kept his breathing passages open by practicing holding his breath under water in his pool. Great old days, none of which we'll ever see again in the entertainment business, no one can successfully imitate them or even have all the fun the guys had, teasing and riding each other raw! Sure, they had a falling out occasionally, as all friends do, but in the end, they all admired each other's tremendous talents! RIP to them all, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis,Jr., Peter Lawford, aka "The Summit" as they called themselves! We'll never see that caliber of entertainment again!

Bob, Dean and Johnny just having a blast....I want to be in that time again.

TheAmbSteve, I couldn't agree more, I think the ones who think its bad etc they just can't stand the fact that we could make decisions for ourselves we didn't have the government telling us how to live and what to do.

Obviously they did hurt someone he was getting him "glands" for his birthday. Hard to get adrenochrome without hurting someone just so you know.

The Tonight Show lost its glow, and developed a stench in the process.

By the name of Fallon.

Foster Brooks. And Dean wasn't really that good, he was just a cliche character and naturally was a good setup for some awesome, real comics like winters and rickles.

Giorgio Curcetti Foster Brooks did a great “drunk”! He had it down perfectly!

Joshua Davis cant compare, all those guys were different and unique. Rickles for example was mainly a comedian where Dean was a singer. One thing for sure all those guys did a lot of things good.

Jim Lahey would like a word.

Foster Brooks!!

Talk shows were marketed to a different (older) crowd in those days, times have changed and the industry had to change to survive. Also, remember that the reason these shows came on at 10:00 PM was because the content was a little edgier for an older audience where bits like this would be appreciated. Admittedly, Jimmy Fallon has tons of talent and does some hilarious bits that Carson, Leno and Letterman could have done if they just had the creative energy or the audience for it. Some of Leno's interviews in the last 5 years have pretty much told the story about how little he enjoyed filling the Tonight Show with lower level talent who were there to pitch some mediocre movie or mediocre album while they really lacked any substantial talent to warrant Tonight Show couch time. The music, film, comedic and arts industry has changed for the worse over the last couple of decades, and I wouldn't expect to see it change back anytime soon. Remember when SNL sketch comedy actors were referred to as "not ready for prime time" guess what, there prime time talent now.

Sure, whatever, old timer. (Somebody let him know he's a moron.)

@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

Your not drunk if you can lie on the ground without holding on

there's no way that Dean Martin was drunk as he was.so realistic and achievable plus take.note what he says about the poker. and gambling a drunk person.wouldnt know how to answer any of these questions know he's got all his marbles where a drunk would just fall off the chair let's be honest he's just a quick witted and a wonderful Singer with a fantastic sence of Humour.. just a brilliant performer thanks heaps Dean Martin you will always be a fantastic guy X X X

Hello Linda,how are you doing my friend

They have writers today. All scripted now

They don't even have the couch anymore. I loved when they would sit together.

Thats kinda funny, since Dean really isn't drunk here!

It's a shtick. He's not actually that drunk. Also, talk shows were heavily scripted back then. Jimmy Kimmel was one of the first comedy talk shows to break the scripted mold.

and P.C

Sexy as can be, too! He was the entire package.

Swagger and flow.

coolest guy ever imo

its all a thing of opinion. to ppl of this generation, the new late night hosts are the best and them watching this does nothing for them.

The only one who has come close is conan

@@FlipsideJr I think Letterman was pretty good, but I dont think the kids think much of modern talk show hosts, ratings are really bad. Talk shows today only get a fraction of the ratings they did in Carson's time. TV ratings have collapsed totally, KZfaq channels get more viewers than talk shows.

Craig Ferguson was very good. Today it's all about politics.

You damn right.🤬

I highly doubt this was an act.

And entertainers perceived image is what sell tickets no different than Jonathan winters outrageous antics or even Robin Williams insane comedy routine they were constant performers as soon as the camera went off they acted perfectly normal , when the camera was on they did Whatever it took to make money either act like a clown or a drunk, That's the way it is in the entertainment business, And if they convince you that there Insane or a drunk They have done their job

@Stella Rocquie That's probably why Carson lets him do it (fake or not). Being an alcoholic is sad. There's nothing funny about it, after the laughing (which is usually a cover for something else) stops.

@@johnrodriguez6575 Jonathan Winters... I'LL never forget the one about him accidentally gluing his cat to the floor* 😳

Martin was a life long alcoholic, but for some reason people like John don't want to believe their own eyes and ears.

🤣🤣🤣

actually Dean got his whole drunk act from Foster Brooks...

Yep, Foster Brooks was the man, I don't think he could do a television show without getting complaint about being drunk. He tore up Dean, Rickles and everyone else when he roasted them.

and NEITHER of them were even slightly drunk...

@@LoudValves Loved Foster Brooks. Always enjoyed that first appearance he made where the others on the how didn't know him or his act, and they thought he was actually drunk. And the roasts are great, of course.

Carson was the best too bad he killed himself with cigarettes

@Sanna Hellström 100%. Dean has admitted it numerous time as well as his own producer and his daughter Deana. It was his schtick.

you can pretty much see he was just pretend that

@Sanna Hellström you can pretty see he just pretend that

In Dino's world Dean is sober but in Dean's world he is dead ass drunk.

@Sanna Hellström Thank You Ma'am

A confused Dean wondering "how'd everybody get in my room?" was a staple of his act for decades. That anybody could confuse that for ad libbing shows the basic cornball nature of the Vegas greats, including the Rat Pack, whose writers understood the audiences who flocked there.

U must be crazy Go watch his show with Muhammad Ali as a guest

@@alover466 You are what you say.According to his closest ones, this was show. Inform yourself. NB:Why are yoy anonymiouse gay?

@@felixniederhauser7799 this clip was maybe but not that one...also his eyes were too red... Be respectful.... I guess tyson said it right... Social media made you all way too comfortable with disrespecting people and not getting punched in the face for it.”

Total BS. Martin was drunk...

Anonymous guy gunkhgfhe

Vannessa Coonrod they always play his “When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, that’s amóre!”

@@BobbedMcBob He had a very smooth voice.

Since he's been dead for 27 years, and would be about 105, I doubt it!

Judith. I think he means his clothes.

He dead

Towards the end u woudnt recognize him he shrunk. He died on Christmas day.

George Morris his son died and it broke Deans heart and destroyed his health.

Far more funny the Lewis was...Lewis wasn't funny at all...People are still laughing at Dean Martin's videos !!

Agreed. Jerry was a clown. Dean was witty and talented.

I read where Frank Sinatra was pissed that Dean had all the funny lines and he had the straight ones. They reversed the roles or lines, yet Dean still got all the laughs. Supposedly Frank got pissed off at that!

@@meatheadsenior4535 ha

Johnie and Bob looked sort of confused/worried but they were playing to his skit i think. i dont care if he was drunk or not. he was slinging the chuckles like wedding rice.

I saw once that it was an act.

Frank Sinatra, who said, “If we ever develop an Olympic drinking team, [Dean’s] gonna be the coach.”

@@davidm9618 Yeah, Sinatra said alot of stuff. You ever see his testimony about his organized crime connections? Its here on yt. He said alot of stuff there too. Good ol' Frank 'Grain of Salt' Sinatra.

@@Kee2Oz "His testimony" meaning Dean's or Frank's involvement in the Mafia? Not sure what your point is. Yeah, talking about a friend's drinking is equal to Witness Protection testimony. LOL.

He's not really a drinker, it's part of his act.

Yep it was always an act

Some people can do one-liners really well after a few drinks

Dean played the drunk, 'cause they expected he was drunk.

Bullshit he was drunk

Guy was an alcoholic.

@@jojobean9260shows how good he was it was an act ...that

It was an act like foster brookes

Johnny also died of lung disease

@@anderander5662 Yes, Johnny was heard to say more than once about his cigarettes; "I wish I could quit these things, they're killing me!" And sadly, Johnny died of emphysema. That's not an easy way to go, not being able to get a full breath of air, coughing, feeling rotten, but cigs were thought to be part of being "cool" from about the 1920's when women started smoking them, to about the time people finally realized they were killing a lot of people, their friends. So smoking did decrease some this century, but not enough, it's still killing people who had a long-time habit from the 20th century.

I thought it was the rat pack