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Don Rickles’ last interview with Johnny Carson in 1992 hits different. He still roasts him the entire time, but you can feel both of them knowing this is the end. The moment Rickles drops the act for a second and says “God bless you… you’re the best” after 25... show more

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Don Rickles giving Lou Brock baseball tips in 1977 is unreal. He starts teaching him how to steal a base and somehow turns it into a full roast of everyone on the stage. The way he demonstrates the lead-off while still insulting Johnny is pure chaos. I would have evaporated if a comedian started coaching me like that on live TV. Only Rickles could go that hard and still leave the guy laughing and feeling respected.

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With Don Rickles the real gold hits when the physical comedy takes over. The exaggerated leans, the mock despair, the way he swings his whole torso toward Johnny or Ed the second a punchline lands. That wide-eyed “are you serious?” look… the sudden grimace then the little satisfied smirk after a particularly brutal line aimed at Johnny. Whenever Carson tries to steer things or ask a straight question, Rickles answers with that perfect deadpan to explosive shift. Ed just sits there taking the hits while Rickles turns the entire couch into his personal stage. And somehow under all the abuse the affection is still there, those quick glances back at Johnny like the two of them are in on the same joke.

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Most people remember Don Rickles for the insults. This is the one where he drops the act. After roasting half the dais he looks at 81-year-old George Burns and talks about watching him walk into the country club with his head high, still sharp, still living. No punchline, just real respect. It’s the closest Rickles ever came to getting soft on camera… and somehow it hits harder than any of the jokes.

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Don Rickles walked onto Johnny Carson’s show and immediately turned Frank Sinatra into the punchline. 😂 What makes this moment so good isn't just the insults. Rickles spends the entire appearance roasting Sinatra with ridiculous mob jokes, then suddenly drops the act and tells him how much he genuinely loves and respects him. And Sinatra gets his revenge with a story of his own. Rickles once asked Sinatra to walk over to his table because a woman didn't believe he knew him. Sinatra politely said hello, only for Rickles to pretend he was annoyed and snap: ( Can’t you see I’m eating, Frank ? ). That exchange says a lot about old school comedy. The insults were brutal, but underneath them was genuine friendship and respect. Do you think comedians today could roast a superstar this hard on live TV without people taking it personally?

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Jay Mohr telling the story of Don Rickles completely derailing a movie take and making Joe Pesci furious is incredible. I would pay any amount of money to watch Don Rickles roast Joe Pesci on a film set. Jay Mohr: When Rickles pointed out that Joe was so short he was going to ride him around the set like a Shetland pony. Joe Pesci: No no I get it I get it I'm a midget and you're a genius Go fuck yourself This fucking guy. Joe Pesci having zero sense of humor about getting roasted by Don Rickles is the most predictable and hilarious thing ever.

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Don Rickles on the Dean Martin Show is pure chaos as he held everyone hostage from the first second. Dean introduces him as the Sultan of Insults and Rickles immediately turns around and starts roasting Dean, Pat Boone, Ricardo Montalban, Danny Thomas, and half the room. He treats A-list stars like they’re regulars at a late night club, and they love every second of it. This is the exact energy that made him untouchable.

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📺This is Don Rickles in a 1961 episode of The Twilight Zone (“Mr. Dingle, the Strong”). It’s one of the more openly comedic episodes of the series, and it’s fun seeing Rickles in a sci-fi setting instead of doing his usual insult-comic act. He’s still recognizably himself — loud, abrasive, and larger-than-life — but dropped into the strange world of The Twilight Zone. Burgess Meredith is also in the episode, which makes for an interesting pairing. It’s a good reminder that the show wasn’t always dark or purely dramatic. ❓Does seeing Don Rickles in The Twilight Zone feel like a fun surprise, or does it not quite fit the show for you? 👇 #DonRickles #TheTwilightZone #ClassicTV #1960sTV #SciFi #Comedy

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Don Rickles launched a full roast missile and not a single stiff face in sight. Don Rickles was on a level of his own. He looks at Governor Reagan and refuses to even say his name right. “Reagan… Reegan… whatever they call you. I don’t care.” Reagan is crying laughing the entire time. Nothing but absolute fearlessness in front of a future president. “Black, white, Jew, Gentile we’re all working for one cause. Figuring out how you became governor.” I still watch this and not believe they actually let him say half of it, the good times are gone

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Jim Carrey playing Don Rickles at the United Nations is wild. I would simply crawl under my chair watching him target diplomats like that. Jim Carrey as Don Rickles: And you are an Israeli, pardon me, I didn't recognize you without the gas mask. Jim Carrey as Don Rickles: Look at the Polish guy, he's putting on headphones, he thinks we're going to show a movie. Jim Carrey as Don Rickles: Why can't you be more like the Irish guy? Always quiet and happy. Watch me wipe the smile off his face. Last call. Insulting world leaders face to face is something else.😩😩😁😂

Jim Carrey playing Don Rickles at the United Nations is wild. I would simply crawl under my chair watching him target diplomats like that. Jim Carrey as Don Rickles: And you are an Israeli, pardon me, I didn't recognize you without the gas mask. Jim Carrey as Don Rickles: Look at the Polish guy, he's putting on headphones, he thinks we're going to show a movie. Jim Carrey as Don Rickles: Why can't you be more like the Irish guy? Always quiet and happy. Watch me wipe the smile off his face. Last call. Insulting world leaders face to face is something else.😩😩😁😂

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Nobody insulted the masses like Mr. Don Rickles. He would make millions cry at once now if he was doing his routine. This is the comedy that we need more of. There are still a few great ones but Don was unique. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Nobody insulted the masses like Mr. Don Rickles. He would make millions cry at once now if he was doing his routine. This is the comedy that we need more of. There are still a few great ones but Don was unique. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Quentin Tarantino recalls early in his career, visiting the set of Casino and meeting Martin Scorsese for the first time - and having an “embarrassing” encounter with Don Rickles. “I’d never really met Martin Scorsese before. I got an invite to visit the set of Casino. I’d met De Niro before, but I’d never met Scorsese, and now I was actually going to go onto a Scorsese set — and he knew I was coming. The whole idea was that I’d come by for an hour or two before lunch, watch him shoot, and then we’d have lunch together… Don Rickles was in the movie, and he was on set that day... I’ve just done Pulp Fiction. I’ve only done two movies. I’m meeting one of my heroes for the very first time… This is - the gates of Oz opening up, and me going to meet the Wizard. So, I’m walking in to meet the Wizard. I walk onto the set, and they kind of see me. Then Don Rickles goes, ‘Quentin, thank God you’re here! This guy doesn’t know what he’s doing at all! Thank God a real director has finally showed up! This cat is out of it. Please, this is a disaster. It’s a disaster! Please save us from this wreckage. You are a talented man! We need your talent!!’ Oh my God. Now Marty’s laughing. The crew is laughing. De Niro’s laughing. I wanted to hide under the carpet. Cold sweat.”

Quentin Tarantino recalls early in his career, visiting the set of Casino and meeting Martin Scorsese for the first time - and having an “embarrassing” encounter with Don Rickles. “I’d never really met Martin Scorsese before. I got an invite to visit the set of Casino. I’d met De Niro before, but I’d never met Scorsese, and now I was actually going to go onto a Scorsese set — and he knew I was coming. The whole idea was that I’d come by for an hour or two before lunch, watch him shoot, and then we’d have lunch together… Don Rickles was in the movie, and he was on set that day... I’ve just done Pulp Fiction. I’ve only done two movies. I’m meeting one of my heroes for the very first time… This is - the gates of Oz opening up, and me going to meet the Wizard. So, I’m walking in to meet the Wizard. I walk onto the set, and they kind of see me. Then Don Rickles goes, ‘Quentin, thank God you’re here! This guy doesn’t know what he’s doing at all! Thank God a real director has finally showed up! This cat is out of it. Please, this is a disaster. It’s a disaster! Please save us from this wreckage. You are a talented man! We need your talent!!’ Oh my God. Now Marty’s laughing. The crew is laughing. De Niro’s laughing. I wanted to hide under the carpet. Cold sweat.”

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This is the most bad ass man right there! 98 years old and still looking great! This was an awesome clip of Shawn’s interview! 🫡🫶🏻God bless both of you!!

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I watched part of the loltyler1 video of him playing SF6 for the first time and by the end of the video he hits anti airs, counters DIs, and says "I liked this because you can feel yourself improving" One of us 👁

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Don Rickles finds out Ed McMahon got engaged and immediately treats it like a national emergency. Without warm up or mercy he goes into rapid destruction of the girl, the wedding night, Ed’s hairline and the fact that Johnny and Don weren’t invited to the party. Ed just sits there taking it while Johnny laughs himself sick. This is what peak insult comedy looked like when a master was completely unleashed.

Don Rickles finds out Ed McMahon got engaged and immediately treats it like a national emergency. Without warm up or mercy he goes into rapid destruction of the girl, the wedding night, Ed’s hairline and the fact that Johnny and Don weren’t invited to the party. Ed just sits there taking it while Johnny laughs himself sick. This is what peak insult comedy looked like when a master was completely unleashed.

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I bet none of you remember this song! Johnny Mathis , I think this says he was 90 years old Performing this. If so that the best Performance by a 90 year old I have ever seen.

I bet none of you remember this song! Johnny Mathis , I think this says he was 90 years old Performing this. If so that the best Performance by a 90 year old I have ever seen.

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The sentence should end after you call out antisemitism. Why is there always a “but?” So many Jews have been murdered in the last 3 years because of hate. If you’re still denying it, you are part of the problem.

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