Click bait. 🙄

What a wasted video Who cares about her boyfriends

Any real picture of Liz's butt is not available for public scrutiny, unfortunately.

Tom Jones could not have proposed.....He was married in Wales at a young age.

🔔 @ 0:17 MEL ➡ WHY, OH WHY, DID YOU NOT PUT BACK THAT LINE (THAT GOT THE MOST LAUGHS OF ALL IN THE TEST AUDIENCES) WHEN VHS & DVDs CAME OUT? 🙁

The AshWhole Jesse Jackson protested this movie.

Photo, click bait.Don't watch nothing to do with it

John Wayne? The well known racist John Wayne, That John wayne?

Click bait...pure and simple. There was nothing in the video about the "incident" on the Carson Show.

I wouldn't want this made today. The humorless puritans would want it banned!

My personal belief means nothing but experience tells me she’s all over the place angry and feeling guilty for abandoning Paul Hogan then being rejected by not only her fans but the movie industry she was loved because she complimented Paul Hogan but now with out fun and romance who cares. You might as well sell your house and move away. Sometimes reality hurts. 🤥

Ypu sure that not krissy from 3s company

So, WHAT'S UP with the wordy crap & BS. Just get to it, instead of all this click bait nonsense

Another poorly written, redundant script with the same old tired, boring, overused narrator. ZZZzzzzZZzzZZzZzzzz

Loce it!

Using the N word so much so as to take away its venom was genius. But alas, the dems love Division....so... now it is Forbodden.*

Daisee arnoz???? You are too stupid to listen to.

Every punch line made it into the daily banter of my husband and 5 kids.

It also killed the western in Hollywood for 20 years.

ONE HELL OF A GOOD MOVIE

Yeah great movie. On a side note, Spencer Tracy liberal?

Quite a lovely lady with a wonderful attitude. Also I just watched a biography of Don Adams, who was hilarious & loveable as the bumbling buffoon Maxwell Smart. Ironically, however, I was amazed to learn that in REAL life, Don was a WW2 HERO!! Wow! There were quite a few other actors who behaved heroically in WW2 as well, often in stark contrast to the acting roles they later played!

SSSOOOOOO MUCH REPETITIVE CONTENT be more concise

More repetitive content.

First I want to say there a four ladies who characters I fell in love with Laura Petrie (the perfect wife) Mary Tyler Moore (Dick Van Dyke), Jeanie Barbara Eden (I Dream of Jeannie), Wrangler Jane Melody Patterson (F-Troop) and 99 Barbara Feldon (Get Smart). I will never forget these ladies. On DVD I have the complete Series of Get Smart & F-Troop. Get Smart the could never remake it (I know they did) But there is not the same chemistry. You can’t replace Don Adams, Barbara Feldon, Ed Plate, Bernard Kopell (My favorite TV villain of all time), Robert Karvelas. Brilliant casting, Brilliant Actors. I can’t leave out the writing also Brilliant. Buck Henry & Mel Brooks (funniest man a live). I do think somebody should make a love story movie about Mel Brooks and his late wife Anne Bancroft. I will never forget Barbara Feldon. I watch her at least once a month.

My favorite film with her in it...was "The 7 Faces of Dr Lao"

She was great to fantasize about back when I was a teen in the 70s.

Blazing Saddles wasn't ahead of its time. There is no way this terrific movie could be made today. I saw it in Westwood when it first came out. Richard Prior was sitting in the back row of the theater, soaking in the audience's reaction.

I was shown this film at school, in the late 70s - a great memorable day at school....

Paul hogan make that polack famous and she dump him So much for being grateful

The ever repeating narrative.....blah, blah, blah. More klickbait

What a bunch of bunk NOTHING about Johnny Carson

I loved it great movie. I still use quotes from it.

Great recap of the movie. Where the f*ck is the line?

I usually nominate WIZARD OF OZ as The Most Quoted Movie Ever. I still think that's true - plus every song is a classic... and practically every character is a stereotype. Not because they're dull but have so many episodes in American life where quotes or manners are appropriate. But BLAZING SADDLES, then YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN and AIRPLANE are also worthy nominees. I'm not sure the NAKED GUNs get nominated as "most quotable ever". Heck, even consider "Top 5 Most Quotables" or Top 10 - those are all great and - even better - important films in our entertainment history.

Try not to gasp? You are such a jerk!

Howard Johnson.... and all the Johnsons....lol That was great.... and the sign "1 Flavor".... of ice cream. Just great stuff. But have to say- to stop and have to pay the "toll" was a shot of genius.

I remember going to see Blazing Saddles with friends. We laughed and laughed.... the whole theater audience was just plain nuts.... laughing so hard. I own the movie.... and have also watched it on TV every time it comes on. Wickedly funny? Howling funny is more like it..!! Well done! Well done!!

At that age, when I saw Barbara Eden on TV, I spelled love L.U.S.T.

Yum! I dream of Jeannie. There, I said it.

You can sue Her’ irony is LOST on Ai.

his Oscar speech was funny as heck

And we won't even get into how teenage boys responded to "I dream of Jeannie". Most of them never noticed how smart her eyes were.

AI narration ruins every video it’s used in.

I don't like watching movies, and I avoid them. I've never seen Blazing Saddles, and watching these clips I don't see anything even remotely humorous. Mean, vulgar, gross, odd, nonsensical, yes. Humorous, no.

MORE !!!! CLICK-BAIT !!!!! Did anything ---- happen on the Tonight Show ???? You slimy lo-lifes.

Geez. Another video full of some falsehoods or misinformation. BTW. Liz's first two marriages were to a controlling man, like fathet, and Gig Young, who was an alcoholic nut. Liz wasn't having all of training go to waste by staying home, or the risk of being hurt by a nut, despite the fact she tried to help Young. Bill Asher she loved and they had three children, who from what her biographer has said, are as nice as their mother was. It was Asher who cheated on her more than once. According to Bernie Kopell, he heard Liz tear into him about this. It was with Robert Foxworth that she found someone who really loved her and she him. I'm tired that woman seems to get the blame. Asher admitted to having a roving eye. He'd admitted to this and blamed himself for the breakup. However, I don't think he ever got over Liz. I've read that her biographer, Herbie Pilato, has similar feelings. If one watches the unveiling of her statue, in Salem, watch how Asher looks at it.

My favorite line is "The Sheriff is near!"

Todays college students wouldn't make it past Burton Gillam's first line without getting triggered...

This is the one Mel Brooks movie that holds up today.(Ok, the producers) Was Richard Pryor the genius?