Quite interesting. Where will the film be released?

Awsame

Very cool, my hometown!!!

voice is inaudible, garbled, too fast. It's too bad for such great video unexplained!

2:58 whats the name of the coreo?????

so is this from the 90s or 2011? also if you made it how do you feel about pirate sites illegally hosting it on streaming sites for free?

Cool documentary. Thanks for telling me about it Dale Balint.

He really looks like George W. Bush.

the best impressions I've seen of these guys ever. he doesn't just sound spot on and do the mannerisms etc but he even LOOKS like them. amazing

I can't explain why, but somehow the inclusion of .mov in the video title gave this an extra impact.

admirable desde Venezuela!

I enjoyed the combination of music and visual. Reminded me of a dream I'm going have! The music is well written (Sheila is a master composer) and could stand on it's own without the visuals. But it's actually fun to watch and then listen again with your eyes closed.

Nice! The successive shots are so well framed that I'd love to see the transitions be interfades rather than wipes. It would seem like magical time lapse through the seasons.

John Cage

Thanks.They were soo funny.Mmmmmmmm

This is a fragment from the 1812 overture. See Sid Caesar's longer version of this classic!!

RIP Mr Sid Cesaer ... you and Imogene Coco made me laugh SO much, as you both did in this KZbin video I found. I haven't been listening to the news today whilst at work and didn't know till this afternoon..

I went to Royal Oak [MI] Kimball High School in the 60s. I took Biology 101 in 1962. We learned the names of trees and the taxonomy of their leaves. We "pithed" a frog, dissecting it with its heart still beating. But I never learned anything about Darwin or the Galapagos Islands...not a whisper about the "grandeur in this view of life"(--Charles Darwin; the closing sentence of "Origin..." It wasn't until I had rejected biology as uninteresting and gone on to study physics instead that I discovered the powerful, consciousness-altering science of evolutionary biology. Now, a retired person of science, I am about 10 years into ravenously digesting everything I can sequentially learn on evolution & geology; et.al. I'm angry at the society that held back, for whatever the reasons, on teaching Darwin's Great idea with the relish it deserved. I'm now a member of NCSE (National Center for Science Education) and a fervent advocate for full evo biology in public education. I followed Kitzmiller vs. Dover Schools and I can get very passionate about this topic. Its time is here and I sense that the regressive forces of myth & superstition are finally being soundly routed---and they sense it too!

Music from 2:40 - 3:15... anyone have any idea?

i remember this movie, tried to find this on netflix but they dont have it.i like movies with a road trip theme.

What is wonderful about this comment is that everyone who interacted with Lynn found themselves faced with the question...to which she waited with excitement for the answer. And every answer was rewarded with further deliberation and probing thoughts....

It is THE hinge. Symbiosis is how evolution, how life 'works'--is. Without the symbioses that forged the eukayotic cell, Planet Earth would be a bacteria world. Welp, I guess it is. The protists were LM's true love!

A birthday to one who opened doors of wonder...The wonder will always be continued by the many that she touched. Thanks for this pause....and HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

Love it. Thanks for posting.

I'm a big fan of impressionists and this guy is both funny and amazing ie so well done. Love it

I remember watching this as a twelve year old at my grandparents home. Priceless. Nothing on television today comes close. Keep in mind that the scriptwriters included Mel Brooks, Neal Simon, Carl Reiner and Woody Allen, among others.

All improvised. Formidable!

CAN YOU PLEASE UPLOAD "The Last Angry Bull"???

Great video! Thank you.

@mvies77 You are right on there. Back then entertainers were talented. Today's youth have missed out!!

Can anyone PLEASE post more Sid/Imogene? They are hysterical. I am especially looking for the skit where they enter a theatre to watch a film as a bickering husband and wife. Instead of sitting next to each other, they sit on either side of an innocent bystander--Carl Reiner--and proceed to rough him up unintentionally as they argue. Its a classic.

Absolute genius! True comedy. Miss these shows. The comments that say they were not funny are those raised on today's comedy that consists of nothing but sex jokes and bathroom humor. Easy, childish humor. Nothing creative, innovative or intelligent.

Check out-Who the Hell is Bobby Roos Trailer in youtube -a movie about an Impressionist who goes crazy. You have never seen anything like it!

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Impressionist goes CRAZY-Experience this film - it is like nothing you have EVER seen. (Order it from hummingbird films)

@FSUGuy2012 Agreed, somethings remain funny for a long time and some don't. For example, when Bugs Bunny first said "What's up, Doc?" to Elmer Fudd, theater audiences were rolling in the aisles laughing. We don't nowadays because we're so used to it. The humor in this video comes from the fact that it's ludicrous. But we've seen many more ridiculous and outrageous things since the fifties on tv. That's why people don't find some of these funny, because they've seen it a million times before.

Cockaroach.

Grande Diva.

if anyone has the met opera debut of jessye norman cassandre in les troyens please post?

play 0:37 over and over

The level of creativity as well at their ability to work under the extreme scrutiny of censors and still entertain is a testament to their level of talent and ability to work in the televisions early years. Today the programing is all scripted scenes are shot over and over again then go through further editing. This early programing was going on live, their were no do overs. Programs like the tonight show made comment with innuendo never going over the line. Television was new a medium.

ahhhaaahha, Ho looks like Bush!

Lol!!i've never heard 1812 like that^^

To torchkit: It's a different kind of funny from long, long ago. I don't hate it or like it, it is what it is and I respect it. No point in trashing it.

Try and find those "millions." They don't exist and never did. Sid's show was canceled because it was trounced in the ratings by freaking Lawrence Welk.

COOL -- millions of people dont have your taste, so they must be wrong that Sid is funny. OR -- maybe someone with manners might have written nothing, or "I don't get the humor in this" (nothing would seem the better choice, since all you did was bitch)

I've looked through several of Sid's clips here, trying to find evidence of his supposed comic genius. There isn't any. The guy just wasn't funny.

Brilliant. Beautiful. I life that mustn't be forgotten.

Robert Deniro imression was fucking amazing and right on the spot, even the smile I didnt believe it, incredible.

maybe....