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Fibber McGee & Molly (Tribute 2010) - Fibber Makes Chili Sauce (part 1 of 2)

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Uploaded by on Feb 19, 2011

Fibber McGee & Molly was a radio show that ran from 1935-1959. The show features a bumbling Fibber, his charming wife Molly and many "drop in" visitors to their home at 79 Wistful Vista. Since I love the show we edited and envisioned the characters in their 20-30s rather than 50s, brought some modern elements in to remove WW2 references and began to film some of our favorite episodes.

In "Fibber Makes Chili Sauce" Fibber runs out of his favorite condiment. But why should he waste money on more when he can make lots for himself? Fibber and the kitchen never go well together and this time Molly is seeing red. ** Be sure to see the outtakes video too!

This was our first attempt at any type of "sitcom" video, so I apologize for sound and continuity errors. Music used is royalty free and not the original theme from the 1930s. No profit was made on any of this content.

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  • you guys suck. you try to be funny but you suck. you guys need to learn more about fibber and molly before you start sending out tributes to those great talented people. you dont even stay with one single skit. your acting sucks too. shame on you. you guys should try acting in a movie called ishtar. maybe you will win the barf bag runner up trophy,.........you guys suck!!!!!!!

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