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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i was interduced to it by my english teacher that likes comedy and Monty Python and the person that got all of them correct got $20 (THAT DAY I MADE 20 EASY DOLLARS!)
I made a reference to this at work (office girls, we never know what tech is on what truck!) and I noticed my younger co worker didnt get it. I said, "Don't you know Who's on first?" She was too young, 23. I had to youtube it and show her, this skit is still so funny to the youngest generations. It's so simple and hilarious even little kids can laugh at this. Love this skit. Legendary and immortal. my 77 year old grandpa showed me this when i was a kid and it still reminds me of him.
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