Tim Conway Has Dean Martin Cracking Up and the Belly Laughs Are Epic!

There are some comedy star comedies that I would like to see at some point. The television show "Whose line is it?" It allowed me to scratch that itch when I saw people like Colin Mochrie and Wayne Brady improvising really fun things. This, however, is what people want to happen more often. We see three funny legends ... and one of these was also a legend of music ... The sketch opens with Ted Knight talking to Dean Martin in a bar. Knight talks about how difficult it is to play the selfish fool Ted Baxter when he is a humble man ... just as he pulls a mirror out of a bag and stands in front of him. Then Tim Conway, getting drunk, stumbles into the bar and proceeds to recognize Martin and asks a series of embarrassing questions about Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Junior before leaving. If there is someone out there who has practiced popping people's ego, it is Conway. He tried to make Harvey Korman break the character every time he appears in any sketch of "The Carol Burnett Show" and his success rate was quite high. I think Knight was a little more used to being structured in a sketch and Martin was happy to break everything with Conway's mouth. It's a shame that both Knight and Martin have left, but this video has kept them in excellent condition ... and they are not afraid to make fun of anything. Well, Dean has made this art form since the beginning of his career and has taken it far enough. Knight liked to play egocentric, especially in films like "Caddyshack," where his judge Smails almost stole the movie from people like Chevy Chase and Rodney Dangerfield. What a wonderful trio we had here. (A quick made in Ted Knight: he fought in World War II and won more than one silver star.