@catboxcatboxcatbox Not weird at all,I would say intelligent for appreciating his great wit and wordplay!Check out OTR Archives,they have hundreds of the radio version of YBYL.
I use to watch the reruns of this when I was a child and was much to young to ever have seen it when it aired lve, Groucho surely was good with one liners XD
i'm just 29, this aired even before my parents were born. i've heard a lot about groucho marx but i never really got a chance to see just how funny he was until now and he is hilarious!
Groucho Marx- greater than Harpo, Chico, Moe, Curly, Larry, Shemp, Abbot, Costello- all of these guys are great legends and I love them all, but none, individually, like Groucho.
I liked Excalibur. Also, if this question had been asked in the 60s around the time of JFK, well no one would have missed it. I read the story when I was in primary school (not L'Morte d'Arthur but the kid's version - I was in primary school)
I'm still laughing after all these years. My parents bought our first TV in 1951, and You Bet Your Life was one of my favorites. As I just realized, it still is. Thanks for posting these great clips.
I'm 29 and I love watching all the old Marx Bros. movies and the "You bet your life" game show. Am I really weird?
catboxcatboxcatbox 4 months ago
@catboxcatboxcatbox Not weird at all,I would say intelligent for appreciating his great wit and wordplay!Check out OTR Archives,they have hundreds of the radio version of YBYL.
nibsvkh 3 weeks ago
I knew the answer as soon as he asked it I mean who doesn't know that King Arthur was from Camelot apparently those two lol
bradbingham40447 5 months ago
the song that played during the final question reminded me of the song from monty python's holy grail. weird...
uhhsam 7 months ago
CAMELOT!!!
fireworksandsunshine 8 months ago
I use to watch the reruns of this when I was a child and was much to young to ever have seen it when it aired lve, Groucho surely was good with one liners XD
jitterbug121 10 months ago
oh come on, camelot?!
nactan 1 year ago
Good Grief! Talk about how time's have changed. I knew "Camelot", but was totally useless on the subject of Latin Songs.
Setebos 1 year ago
so funny
dittotom13 1 year ago
16610 we raise our parents' parents.
benforshay 1 year ago
I love the money. It's just right for today's wages, over 50 years ago.
i wish I could buy that car today.
grainofsandfan 2 years ago 3
Gotta love what the mechanics are wearing!
1983Mafioso 2 years ago
@1983Mafioso they look like ice cream truck drivers...))
paulyvi 1 year ago
Looks like they built those DeSoto cars the same way they built an Abrams Tank.
MisterEvasion 2 years ago 2
They handled like a tank so it stands to reason they built them like a tank.
ternel 2 years ago
Lovely
MsKittyTHEcat 2 years ago
there are many funny people on tv today
colbert is one and he does a great job with guests
groucho is up there adlibbing an entire show
his aura infects the crowd and the guests - e.g. the earlier clip where the architect said 'behind every great house there is an architect'
everyone laughed hysterically because the joke was there in people's minds, it didn't need to be said
thanks retrod!
inviting you all yowatch the clip with groucho on cosby. just improvising hilarious lines with ease.
dobtoronto 2 years ago 5
Nice clip, and the old car commercials.
franklindavid 2 years ago
After watching this, I can see why people get sentimental over the 50's.
ScarletKnights 3 years ago 21
i'm just 29, this aired even before my parents were born. i've heard a lot about groucho marx but i never really got a chance to see just how funny he was until now and he is hilarious!
slydawg221 3 years ago 16
I wasn't born until seven years after this aired, but I recognized Perfidia.
Cris43130 3 years ago 2
I could've gotten CAMELOT, for goodness' sake! :)
And nobody said the secret word...... shame.
Groucho Marx- greater than Harpo, Chico, Moe, Curly, Larry, Shemp, Abbot, Costello- all of these guys are great legends and I love them all, but none, individually, like Groucho.
obiwanobiwan13 3 years ago 3
ME too :) HOwever you have to bare in mind, that they weren't bombarded with mediocra King Arthur movies like we did... Excalibur anyone????
TouretteNeck 3 years ago 3
I liked Excalibur. Also, if this question had been asked in the 60s around the time of JFK, well no one would have missed it. I read the story when I was in primary school (not L'Morte d'Arthur but the kid's version - I was in primary school)
zapkvr 2 years ago
Aww, man. I knew the Camelot question! I could've won a De Soto.
Skillywiggler 4 years ago 5
Groucho died just 3 days after Elvis Presley did and his passing went far too unnoticed.
He once joked that his epitaph should read "Excuse me, I can't stand up" (it doesn't actually, no epitaph)
noliketoregister 4 years ago 4
Hey, I just recently bought a Dodge just before I saw this clip on TV. Maybe I should have told the salesperson Groucho sent me!
toastichedu 4 years ago 7
I'm still laughing after all these years. My parents bought our first TV in 1951, and You Bet Your Life was one of my favorites. As I just realized, it still is. Thanks for posting these great clips.
fords4ever1 4 years ago 9
thanx for posting these they were great!!!!
noirkiss3 4 years ago 8