Abbott and Costello perform the classic "Who's on first?" baseball sketch in their 1945 film "The Naughty Nineties" first performed as part of their stage act. Still find this really funny
Abbott and Costello perform the classic "Who's on first?" baseball sketch in their 1945 film "The Naughty Nineties" first performed as part of their stage act. Still find this r...
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"Who" is on first "What" is on second "I don't know" is on third "I don't care" is shortstop "Tomorrow" is pitcher "Today" is catcher "Why" is left outfield. I get it! =D
This bit will NEVER not remind me of my dad, if I live to be 100 years old. This is his absolute favorite bit of all time, he still cracks up every time. Classic.
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"What" is on second
"I don't know" is on third
"I don't care" is shortstop
"Tomorrow" is pitcher
"Today" is catcher
"Why" is left outfield.
I get it! =D