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I'd know Joe Besser's voice anywhere, anytime. 😅

Early visions of " Curb"😂

This is the film that Francis Ford Coppola says inspired him to make Apocalypse Now

17:20 "You know, the patient expects you to work all the time when they pay you by the hour." Classic.

would be nice to see it

is it bad i went "WOAH A BLACK GUY?"

Jack Benny and Bob Hope did a great show. Wonder if those with tender feelings enjoyed the Denmark joke?

What a gem!

Joe Besser was always a great performer in the shows he was in!

what were those choppers? that has to be earlier than '68 no? Not the standard Huey. Guy at 24:00 tripped booby trap?? hand mangled?

The highlight of the video begins at 17:26. Jack is very funny playing the violin, and his wife gets a few laughs too.

I totally forgot that frank played the piano. I just loved the "diver", he had me on pins and needles the whole time. He was SO fluid in his motions, I could hardly breathe watching him nearly fall each time. That child was brilliant! SUCH talent at such an early age.

Fun fact: Heifetz was a big fan of Jack Benny’s (both his comedy and violin playing.)

did the announcer have to sound so upbeat, could have been a little more somber just sayin

I love the Jack Benny Programs I been watching it for some many years.And still watching it now I have some of the programs on DVDS.

Unsure if Heifetz enjoyed doing this

Great episode. Thanks.

Such a wonderful skit!!

Jack Benny, my favorite comedian of all time. Love Groucho, too. Good clean and funny stuff. These men are legends.

The honoring of a beautiful star by making tractor trailers have Mansfield bars to protect the people driving behind them. 🤷🏼‍♂️ crazy world. We lost a great human that foggy night.

Jack certainly knew how to treat women.

Whoever thought wallpaper was cute should have been tried criminally in federal court.

Thank you Donna 😂

This episode was from the single season Benny shot the show at Desilu using a live audience and the three film camera method pioneered at Desilu. Previously Benny shot at Universal with a traditional single camera, no audience and a laugh track (although the first few years on TV Benny would alternate occasional live episodes shot at CBS Television City). Benny returned to Universal the next season and remained there until the end. For me, the Desilu episodes were the best filmed episodes next to the live Television City episodes. You really get to see how wonderful Benny was in front of a live audience. Nothing, however, beats his radio program especially from the Grapenuts/Lucky Strike era. If you haven’t heard his radio shows from 1942 on seek them out on RUclips or Internet Archive.

Jack was brilliant

I love all y'all on Jack Benny and I love every episode I'll watch it almost😊😊 everyday❤❤❤

24:58- "This is Don Wilson, reminding you that one week from tonight, be sure to see the new 'MARGE AND GOWER CHAMPION SHOW'- presented by HIT PARADE cigarettes! Product of THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY, 'America's Leading Manufacturer of Cigarettes'! Jack Benny's next television show for Lucky Strike will be presented two weeks from tonight!"

Originally telecast on March 24, 1957.

Miss these guys and gals thank you

Synthesized music instead of the real thing? Are you kidding?

Thankyou for posting. A real visual of the cold war.

saved from the Idiots over at TwoSet

Danny Thomas, Jack Benny, and Bob Newhart are my all-time favorite comedians. It’s so difficult to find recordings of Danny Thomas’s nightclub routines, so the three appearances on Jack Benny’s programs are priceless. (On the “Danny Thomas Show” & the few “Make Room for Daddy” episodes available, only 6 of his classic nightclub routines are used/recycled because he was still an active entertainer up until the time of his death in 1991 or ‘92.). Thomas had a “style” of singing that I enjoy - pleasant sound and phrasing, with personalized arrangements. I was just in college when he died & would have loved to have experienced one of his full live nightclub shows. Thank you for posting this - I’ve read that Jack truly enjoyed Danny’s stories/song parodies, which is why he reciprocated by appearing in 3 episodes of Danny’s TV show. Although now (rightly) remembered for founding that wonderful St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, very few now recall what an overall entertainer & pioneering TV producer he was. I never thought these comedy legends would be forgotten, but most of my contemporaries & colleagues have no idea who Danny Thomas & Jack Benny were. If it wasn’t for “The Big Bang Theory” and the “Elf” movie, they wouldn’t even know who Bob Newhart is. Thankfully, at 93, he’s still alive and active. I am so grateful for RUclips postings of these GOAT performers.

Don't worry we got your back (Edited)😂😅👌👍🤗

I remember this on TV live as a kid

Over 65 years later, still timelessly funny!

I like how Don Wilson always shows up at Jack's house for no good reason.

Thanks y’all

My father is in this through out the documentary, 1:08:31, can’t miss him carrying the M79 grenade launcher, he had a copy of the actual film from Gene Jones. I remember as a kid he had family over to watch this. Never talked a lot about his time in Vietnam just a few stories. A proud Marine to the end! Sgt. Francis Vincze

This is the greatest

Jack Benny was great!

Real comedy! I miss it.

Great writing!,,,

It is such a thrill to watch these old shows. TV shows today can’t begin to compare to the classic shows with entertainer’s like Jack Benny, Danny Thomas, and many others of that era.

HEY BUD ...THE ONE & ONLY..SHELDON LEONARD...HE MADE THE EPISODE BETTER.

Adapted from an October 1950 radio episode [in that version, Dennis played Joanie's boyfriend!].

lol that was pretty good stuff

The first time I saw this episode, the moment Jack stared at the FREE sign, I just exploded with laughter. Only Jack could do a joke like that.

very funny thx for post

Jimmy Stewart's wife has such a strange voice