In this parody, a British citizen lashes out at a policeman for texting and driving, then relents after the officer explains the circumstances. See what happens next in this journey into the lighter side of life. Video courtesy of Crackermilk.
Ronald Reagan, who made a successful transition from a successful Hollywood career to politics, shows off his wit and charm at the expense of Bob Hope in this vintage clip of the Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts.
Reagan, of course, served as the 33rd governor of California and later as the 40th President of the United States, where he earned the title “The Great Communicator” for his charisma and persuasive speeches. Video courtesy of Dean Martin channel.
Comedian Bill Engvall, formerly part of the Blue Collar Comedy Tour, entertains the audience in one of his solo stand-up performances, lamenting the fact that he’s not very adept at cooking breakfast.
Despite his woes, Engvall says he’s still proud of the American breakfast he tries to cook–eggs, bacon, sausage, toast, coffee. But he says a recent commercial has him thinking twice about eating sausage again. In the commercial, the narrator says, “The eggs are from real chickens, the milk is from real cows, the sausage is from Jimmy Dean!” More from the Bill Engvall channel.
In this classic “Weekend Update” on Saturday Night Live from October 2013, Father Guido Sarducci spells out his troubles with the Catholic Church.
Sarducci tells a young Dennis Miller that he plans to get revenge on the church for their failure to promote him to monsignor. Says Sarducci, “I’m going to quit my job, start a new job and name myself the Pope.” More from the Saturday Night Live channel.
Ventriloquist Jeff Dunham and his dummy sidekick, Walter, saunter into the lighter side of life with their take of Joe Biden’s presidential debate performance.
The parody, in which Walter, er Dunham, plays the role of Biden, had the Planet Hollywood Casino audience, in Las Vegas, in stitches with the twists and turns of the debate against Donald J. Trump. Video courtesy of the Jeff Dunham channel.
In this vintage clip from “Late Night With Dave Letterman,” iconic comedian Don Rickles goes off after Letterman questions the significance of his role on the film Casino.
When Letterman asks if he was an extra or if he had any lines in the movie, Rickles fires back. “What the hell do you think we’re doing here. It’s a big movie and your starting to steam me,” he said. Here’s more, courtesy of the Letterman channel.
It’s always awkward and hilarious when “Saturday Night Live” impressions are done in front of the actual person.
In this segment of the lighter side of life, Watch Mojo features a countdown of celebrity impressions as the celebrity looks on, including Cheri Oteri as Judge Judy, Jim Breuer as Joe Pesci, Tina Fey as Sarah Palin, and more!
Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias barrels back into the lighter side of life with a lesson on how to tell Latinos apart.
“It’s very easy,” Iglesias says. “Just listen to how the person is speaking Spanish. You don’t have to understand a single word, just listen to the flow.” Much to the delight of the audience, Iglesias goes through his progression of examples–Mexicans, Puerto Ricans and the lighting-fast-speaking Cubans. Video courtesy of the Gabriel Iglesias channel.
In one of the more iconic “Saturday Night Live” skits, comedian Sam Kinison, aka the schoolteacher, takes matters into his own hands at a parent-teacher conference.
What transpires next will have you rolling in the aisles in this journey into the lighter side of life. Video courtesy of the Saturday Night Live channel.
