Podrey Sanchez True!

+Podrey Sanchez and the clint eastwood references in back to the future

"It really tied the room together" was better as well.

I'd also included all Walter's Jewish references, too.

+frankenzion0001 "It's Shabbos dude" :D

This is now a running gag in our hyper-literate, grammar-Nazi-ish family!

I died at that moment. 😂

It's not really accurate that he was using the word incorrectly in the film though. To him those things were in fact unimaginable. The gag was that he was using it so often to describe so many things that it served to illustrate that he wasn't very smart despite being a self described genius.

He reminded me of a child who just learned a new word.

It is still a great bit and my favorite part of the movie, on of the most quotable to

I disagree. Inigo Montoya explained his plan to the Man In Black, and that was it. Until the climax, when he used that phrase repeatedly to come back from near death to finally getting his revenge on his father's killer. Not a running joke. Now, "Inconceivable!" ends when Vizzini dies halfway through the movie, but is still such a good running gag that it's entered into popular usage. The problem with that, though, is I do not think it means what they think it means.

@@elwoodblues9613 hate to be a Debbie Downer, but I really think it's Indigo Montoya. I could be wrong.

@@lisamack4325👍 yeah think you're right👌

Yep, that and obviously the best running gag in The Big Lebowski was the rug, with "it really tied the room together"!

Excellent call.

YES.

Absolutely

Definitely 🤣🤣

Keiko8383 you know that gag was used in Hot Tub Time Machine, the guy was skiing down mountain on his cell phone and made the comment about winning his bet and he said I want my 2 dollars!

Actually, I think that line hearkens back to an old vaudeville sketch.

That was awesome! John Cusack is absolutely amazing along with his sister, Joan!

Go that way really fast! If something gets in your way, turn!

TWO DOLLARS!!!!

HitomiNoRyu To be honest, that also goes for the tv shows they made. So good comedy apparently include the same joke being used over and over again as a means to be funny again after the first time. That might be the reason why i find American politics to be hilarious - Oh look there is a Bush on the ballot... LOL

Inconceivable

!!!!!!

+HitomiNoRyu NI!

+HitomiNoRyu" A European or an African Swallow ?"

And every time Kermit says getting warts from a frog is a myth, Carol Kane pops up and says, "Yeth?" Loved it!!!!!

I was hoping this made the list, which is why I watched it! At least they could have used "Good grief..." in the intro!

Gruesome the Monster chasing behind the Muppets on foot from scene to scene is literally a running gag!

I prefer "i'm not dead!!"

Yoshi Wall Lol yeah.

Run away!!!!!

like 40% of all Monty Python content is running gags

That movie IS a running gag.

And also Gene Wilder in Silver Streak constantly getting thrown off the train: "Son of a bitch!"

As well as the "drinking problem" gag....

I mean Airplane was basically a couple dozen running gags strung into a movie.

caliscribe the whole movie was a gag. I think it was a parody movie.

Or the "What is it?" gag...

+Julius KIm Perfect!

+Julius KIm great scott isn't a running gag, it's just another way of saying oh my god or oh my goodness

Julius KIm It is also full of 9/11 symbolism. Twin Pines Mall at 1:16 and then Lone Pine Mall after terrorist attack. 911s all over every clock.

+Julius KIm yellah!?

+The Legendary Frieza the sign with the mall was just changed, because Marty ran over one pine. There couldn't have been jokes about 9/11 because the first film was about 16 years before the attacks in 2001

The Waterboy "Mah ma-ma-Mama said...Dah Foozeball is dah deb-ball!" Whew Whee!!!✌ Happy Gilmore "JusTaaaaaaaaaaaaap It in. Taaaaaaaaaaaaaap it in." Lmfao, 0h Lordy Lordy Lord!

Or you can do it guy

the HORTAAAAAAAA

...n escalator.

Lost in Space - Dr. Smith's "Oh the pain, the pain".

Not a moon shuttle pilot

😲 OMG thats a Good one!

My thoughts exactly. ;)

Or Mel Brooks tv show. Get Smart was full of running gags.

The chasstity belt too. Also all the 4th wall breaks in Mel's movies and while I'm on 4th wall breaks, Deadpool, going so far as to 4th wall break about 4th wall breaks. That's like......16 walls😵

So true!

Hunchback moving from one side to the other.

Yes!

Aya Alvarado 'Fine, take it!'

+Danilo Pochini 'It was brand new.'

That was way more funny then any of this CR@P!!!

Watch "smokey and the bandit" sometime :)

Excellent choice, but likely taken from "Paper Moon"--"I want my two hundred dollars!"

Yes That movie is great The boy with the paper route

Yes!!

Better off dead. Yes, I said "two dollars", at the store yesterday. Nobody got it. Lol2 meself

agreed 100%

Agree!

You are my hero.

+Will Holden I WANT...my two dollars...

+Weadfreek I was sure that was going to be number one!

9:34 they only kept the first part of it... So disappointing.

or at least make a strong point that Both Airplane movies and Naked Gun movies are nothing but great running gags

Nothing is funnier than O J simpson falling down the stadium in a wheelchair. Pure slapstick. If you are a Leslie fan I also suggest "wrongfully accused". If you saw the fugitive first it is relentless satire.

Don't call me Shirley.

@@scotthodgins7975 uhh huh, at least Mojo! Nelson's da man! Hilarious!!!

The only Leslie Nielsen movie that fell short was Dracula Dead and Loving it. Think that having Mel Brooks and Leslie Nielsen together may have created ideological clashes.

emma duncan I bet most folks don't know why its so funny !

Young Frankenstein is a criminally underrated imo, such a great, funny move.

@@Laeadern Does anyone really underrate it? It makes into the top 5 in almost any "best parody" list on the internet.

Yes!

Liam Thomas That would be a great name for a band, write that down.

So true!!

I was thinking the same thing.

zac moore I thought for sure the fence jump would have been on the list...having been in all three movies.

I agree. Can't believe this didn't make the list.

It should have been on here. And don't call me Shirley.

It's a terrific line, but isn't it used only once?

its not a running gag-do u even know what one is?

Airplane has SO many uses of great running gags, it it's ridiculous... the religious people in the airport seeking donations, any passenger listening to Ted talk about his past with Elaine committing suicide, Ted's "drinking problem", the inappropriate questions the pilot keeps asking Joey, Dr. Rumack saying "I just want to tell you both good luck - we're all counting on you" , and McCrosky saying "I guess I picked the wrong week to quit ______, and more. I especially like the "what is it?"/"that's not important right now" exchanges. [The times when one character informs another about something important that happened, the listener repeating a key word back and adding "What is it?" (to ask exactly what's up), and the first character giving the literal dictionary definition for the repeated word, followed by "that's not important right now." For example: Dr. Rumack: "This woman has to be gotten to a hospital." Elaine: "A hospital? What is it?" Dr. Rumack: "It's a big building with patients, but that's not important right now." The movie has SO many cleverly-written lines and running gags, most of which stand up today, it sets a precident. With "Airplane", the Zucker brothers joined Mel Brooks in setting the standard for spoof movies, both of whom helped make the genre more widely popular. Sadly, the sequel was funny, but no where near as hilarious and witty as the original (it had its moments, but too many gags were carried over from the first film, like the line of people waiting their turn to hit/maim the hysterical woman.) Personally, "Airplane" (along with 4 Mel Brooks' movies: "Spaceballs", "History of the World Part 1, "Blazing Saddles" and "Young Frankenstein") make up half the list of my top 10 favorite comedy movies ever. (I'm not including stand-up comedy acts - I view that as a separate genre of its own.) One last thing: For anyone who hasn't seen "Airplane", I highly recommend watching it. And while some jokes are a bit dated, only a few that would hard to understand without context (like referencing old tv ads or practices no longer used, i.e. credit card machines.). But all in all, most of the jokes have proven timeless. It's an absolutely side-splitting movie, chock full of silly but clever humor, one that I believe shouldn't be missed!

Eye-gore

"What hump?"

That's "Fronkensteen!"

*horse sound*

Jay Gruendl *Horse sound plays in the distance*

And big hero 6

+DEFxRECON We went to a free outdoor showing of "Big Hero 6", but the projectionist hadn't seen the movie. When he turned the movie off as the credits rolled, my daughters yelled out, "It's not done yet!!!" As a matter of fact, they have become "credit-sitters", refusing to leave a movie until it was obvious that the credits are OVER.

Karen Fahel There is also an air of respect for those who helped create the movie when you take the time to read their name at the end. The people behind the camera; off screen; in the background; behind the computer etc etc, don't get the same recognition that the actors do. Sometimes, they don't even get their name in the credits. While your kids are looking for some little bonus at the end of a movie, most of the other "credit-sitters" have either worked on a movie themselves, know somebody who has or went to college for film making/3d animation and have found a respect for those countless names scrolling by too fast to read.

+SpikeStarkey I heard there was this rule for the writing credit. Only the first writer and the final 2 writers have credit counting towards the Writer's Guild. If there's 4 of more writers, then the film is either independently made or not involving the Writer's Guild. This also adds another slam if the movie is bad: "So the movie closes and I'm shocked to learn there were FOUR WRITERS who penned their name on this! FOUR WRITERS! How did they still mess up? Did not one of them even try to re-read the script, or were they all in separate rooms, or...what?

+Karen Fahel I myself am a "credit-sitter", no matter what I'm watching.

+Scott Shirey Great helium :)

Smoking? Wearing lose fitting underwear? Using mouth wash? Masturbating? Having bubble-baths? I knew I shouldn't have quit drinking!

Or the drinking problem

DodgyDan4 i just want to let you know good luck, we're all counting on you!

+DodgyDan4 I agree, that was awesome !

DodgyDan4 i like the line "i like it!" from the movie robocop.

+SuperUnhappyman Surely you can't be serious. The only thing about that gag was they only did it twice :p. But the drinking problem, the suicides while Striker tells his story, all the bits with Otto Pilot would have been great to use.

Ku Dastardly don't forget Mel brooks, in every movie he's ever made

@@beardedwhiteguy646 stephen king does it too in some of his movies

I'm thinkin that Hitchcock was the 1st tho

@@beardedwhiteguy646 he wasn’t in Young Frankenstein

@@106andie Yeah only in a deleting sense of Young Frankenstein.

Plus a bonus appearance in Maverick.

You reminded me of another that never got any consideration. Arnold Schwartzeneggar in every movie he's ever done: "I'll be back."

ikr

ikr

+Pro4dayz is pro ikr

IKR

I came to this video just to see that, and you're telling me it's not there?

fricking love blazing saddles

"thats..HEDLEY Lamar"

+Richard Upton "What the hell are you worried about, this is 1874. You'll be able to sue her!"

And continues with Count De Monet (Count da money) in History of the world PT.I

Shirley, you jest.

I did. The only thing that can hurt it is... Itself. INCONCEVABLE. See a connection between those two movies?

That movie is just one continuous running gag.

Why else would you come

Who wouldn’t!

Yup!!!

yes

I thought that was only said twice. Once with ink, once with blood.

You cant pick one moment from shaun of the dead, the whole movie was a running gag :D

+jawn1977jaws And don't call me surely!

seconded. Its one of the best!!

"They're not gonna catch us. We're on a mission from god"

In my English class, me and some popular boys would not stop quoting it. At one point, one of the boys whipped out his phone and kept looping the "We're on a mission from god" quote

Me and the Lord.....we have an understanding.

" don't you blaspheme in here! don't you blaspheme..in here!"

+Kyal Grantham He is serious. And don't call him surely.

+Colby Mazur Airplane! What is it? It's a movie full of running gags but that's not important right now.

Calm down! Get a hold of yourself! *slaps +Colby Mazur *

+Colby Mazur Hey Colby, have you ever been inside of a Turkish prison?

+Colby Mazur I picked a bad day to quit smoking.

The red stapler appeared in "Wanted" when the lead character was working in an office. By their definition, it's a cameo there, but a definite running gag in "Office Space". "That's my stapler."

Anytime you mention TPS reports irl its hilarious. The less u know the person the more funny.

Phoenixrhd yeah, can you just come on in on Sunday too?

Did you get the memo?

😲Omg i friggin loved 'Office Space'

NO

You know, that stuff really does work on everything....

Yes, that's a great one!

That one should have been in place of one of these others.

Yes!

deadfred821 OMG you’re absolutely right! Haha I totally forgot about that gag

"It's not Heddy. It's HEADLY!" Blazing Saddles. "I got it, doc. I got it. I got it ... (THUMP!) I ain't got it!" High Anxiety.

Inconceivable

+paulmedley i love your profile picture

That one should have been on the list

The fence gag was only in the movie once, but it's in all 3 of the cornetto trilogy movies (hot fuzz, shaun of the dead and The worlds end) but the list is top 10 'movie' gags....not 'movies'

I upvoted your comment just because of your profile picture.

Looks like you've never watched Ant-Man

You can clearly spot him out in Ant-Man first time watching it.

+Landon Bangerter cuase you were looking for it... did you see his cameo in daredevil?

Downloader3008 u'r talking about an Easter egg, not a cameo

i still like his cameos especially at Age of Ultron

YAS! 💯 At least they included 'Greater Good'

There it is, right there. That is a classic running gag. I hear the salad bar is great!

or lasard with his gold fish :)

Police Academy is one big pile of running gags. Most better than what they actually featured. I mean i see how Stan Lee being in almost any movie was an ongoing thing. But to me it's something that just became a thing and wasn't really funny. They talked about running gags getting better with every instance but the Stan Lee thing was used so often, it was just an amusing fact.

+Shawn Smothers and how about "I picked the wrong time to quit..." from Lloyd Bridges...hilarious!

qfmarsh64 you never know, with what I'm working on, Stan Lee would end up being the voice of Spongebob's grandfather

It would have been OK if they only had time to show 3...but they showed 3 about 3-4 times EACH! (Although I'm glad they did show "I wear 'em front...then I wear 'em back..." bit.)

That's what I thought too 😃

...and if Stan Lee was on the list for his cameo appearances, then why wasn't Alfred Hitchcock on the list for his?

+Cheng Xiong I sang that in simba's voice

I absolutely LOVE "History of the World, Part 1". (My favorite scene has to be the Yes/No song - "I love quick-time harch!" And my favorite single line exchange has to be between Oedipus & Josephus - "What's up, Josephus?" / "What's up, mother fucker?") Such an underrated movie, pure comedic genius!

it's to new they cant get footage yet

+Talha Masood Where's the cornetto trilogy?

"On your left" should be there too.

I shouldn't be on cause it wasn't funny...

+rk9sbpro83 Agreed🙌

Tis but a scratch. Ive had worse

Almost if not every single Western movie ever made: "I'm alright, just Grazed me"

@@kindbrian572 A scratch? Your arm's off!

"That's 'Hedley!'"

+mirko zaja Spoiler alert!

My gosh, that one was funny man!

+Charlie Wolfe not really

mirko zaja That's just a recall, though the line is repeated multiple times, it is only done on two occasions.

ah whatever its still funny when its said at the end

Yeah that's a good one. That became a running gag with my family for a while after we saw that movie lol.

He's a suitor!

It's good, but not as good as "You'll shoot your eye out" or "Inconceivable!" Or "We're on a mission from God", which shockingly did NOT appear in this list.

How about "We thought you was a toad" love that movie

@@elwoodblues9613 Preach Preach Preach lt my Brotha! That's gospel right there my brother! Excellent Call 📞on that Blues Brothers line!!! Lots o "runnin gags' in that one😉

It's memorable, epic even, but not hilarious. You know it's absolutely inconceivable you find that funny!

@@1003JustinLaw I do not think it means what you think it means

Not exactly a running gag. But it's epic, no doubt about it.

Yes

Come with me if you want to live

When are Stan Lee’s appearances not funny ? Also how is having the creator of the entire thing play small silly rolls not a running gag ?

Ahhhhhh Hahaha!!! Kilt it & Buryed it!

No "cornetto"

Don't that movie was really bad

+Allen Law Nah dude The Other Guys was fucken great. If you like Will Farrel movies, that one is a must

Allen Law The movie really wasn't that funny man

Don't listen to these haters. The other guys is one of the funniest films I've ever seen. I've watched it over and over and still laugh at it

Who's hating here?

yes! the first time I watched that movie I lost my mind waiting for it to happen

+Samuel Vargas thank you !

We're on a mission from God. It's a running gag in my own life since I saw the movie. Bwah ha ha ha ha ha!

Orange whip?

Inconceivable

***** you cant be for real right?

And naked gun

👍Nice one, Grrreat Call 📞

its not really a running "gag"

Well, in my opinion, neither is what they consider #1. How is something not contained in a film or franchise a running gag?

+Kyle Stubbs because the marvel movies take place in a single universe one could argue it being one large series of films.

+Branden Edwards but which is the most famous gag

+Branden Edwards It's not A running Gag, it's THE running gag.

Yeah, it's not actually funny - not really a gag - very very weak.

JimmyG agreed

@Watch Mojo You keep using that term. I do not think it means what you think it means.

Okay Mike Mizzoni!

JimmyG I also agree. It was all a dream was a lot less funny a running gag than the "I hate manure" gag. Or what about Doc Brown's constant mispronunciation of Gigawatts? "1.21 Jigawatts? 1.21 Jigawatts?" As a tech geek, that one seriously grates on my nerves.😐 And the technology is available to fix it. Christopher Lloyd is still alive to do the fix. They never have. I guess that was an intentional running gag. And what about this one: "What's the matter, McFly? Are you chicken?"

It wasn't listed?! INCONCEIVABLE !!

And "Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit amphetamines."

INCONCEIVABLE!

For Christ's sake, stop it. It's only said once.

Surely, you must be kidding!!! how did you miss the best running gag in film history?!?!?!

INCONCEIVABLE!

lorah cripps You keep using that word

I don't think that word means what you think it means.

***** how is that sad? that I have a life? yeah real sad

+lorah cripps having a life isn't sad, but there are so many good movies mentioned in this list. You don't have much of a life if you haven't seen them.

...but that's not important right now!

They peed on your rug man.

Watch Mojo usually has good list ideas with bad choices for those lists

Lmao no..no it’s not it’s good sure but not better not even close to princess bride

I'd say they got "Inconceivable" right. They had to make a choice, and either of those jokes would have worked.

I'm the Dude, man.

Nonsense, you'll be stone dead in a moment.

I'm getting better!

You're not fooling anyone.

I thought the holy grail should have on this list but the swallows gag, that was one of thee most hilarious gags I've seen.

Sir Robin's incontinence. "I've done it again!". Later: "...and go and change your armour!"

thank GOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Did you spell that wrong on purpose? (Fan4stic)

he actually said that one reason it was bad was because he wasn't consulted on it.

Ben McConnon Green Lantern is DC comics

He WAS in FF.. he played a mail man... sorry blaa6