This is hilarious. I miss Woody.

Me too Very good indeed.

Funny, when comedians told jokes. Not like the poofs these days

Thank KZbin for chance to see this funny man!😂

Not crazy about happiness???? Anyway Interiors was excellent.

Woody should be British

I remember him when I was young, he could make you laugh just with his giggle never mind his jokes He was a big fan of George Formby. One of the greats in British comedy.

What a lovely singer he was.

Don't want black b in it

You dont see eyebrows like that any more

It was a mistake to think I could watch this while eating

Heartbreaking to see what years of hardcore chain-smoking did to Colin Compton. This was just a few months before he passed and you can see how gravelly ill he was…..

I used to read a comic called TV Comic, which came out I think at the beginning of the 70's. Goodwin had his own comic strip called Settle Down With Ken Goodwin. Does anyone else remember this?

It must’ve been in Heathrow terminal one departures. Frank Carson came over to me and some of my colleagues and told us a joke. We were in uniform which one that does not matter, but he told us a joke. This was a person from Belfast Roman Catholic who happened to be in the parachute regiment Can you imagine that in the 1960s

I remember watching George on the black-and-white TV in the 1970s, his style was CleanCut, no swearing no racism, but just that fantastic Scouse humour, and of course throw in the Irish gags as well, which at the time he did in a funny way, unlike some others?

Those were the days when you could have a laugh without getting into trouble 😂😂😂😂😂

I think the interviewer knew what he was getting. He was playing along and enjoying it. Woody was in a silly mood and being generous.

‘I would like to be found dead, face-down in the street.’ 😂😂😂

What a voice !

Clutching his treasured Dallas D as always.

Bless him. Gentle comedy...

He was great then and i still like his movies.

Finally a completely bullshit interview!

Seems a easy going guy

Fantastic singer

Good ol Woodrow

Nice teeth

What a smart bada$$ Woody was in his early career! ! Delicious ♥♥

Imagine ken in the jungle be a scream

“Where do you get your ideas?” “I plagiarize them.”

He was a champion at what he did great old comedian

This interviewer was so dumb…..

27:10 Woody described living with a horse. Q: But what about the smell? A: He didn't mind that so much. Watch the face. Not a crack of emotion. And yes, others have hit that beat as well; but other than perhaps Steve Allen, he might have been the first.

I think a 2023 Woody Allen interview would be identical, word for word. Even though this was entirely fictional in 1971. And very funny.

The best of the best out of the North of Ireland. Frank Carson.

What a carictor he was brilliant 😅

Since 1971 his balding froze.

Really told straight out that he thought

Does anyone have the whole episode?

I always remember the first time I heard Ken sing, Bing Crosby came to mind immediately. What a true gentleman Ken was. I still from time to time enjoy his clips on KZbin.

I always remember the first time I heard Ken sing, Bing Crosby came to mind immediately. What a true gentleman Ken was. I still from time to time enjoy his clips on KZbin.

anybody remembers Potemkin? those were the days , the swingin 20s🤣

The most stupid and boring "interview" I have ever seen in years..!!! Woody was so bored and the interviewer was worse, un professional and pathetic..!! 🙄🙄😒🤢

Sings like des O'connor

Our frank ❤

Eamon andrews was a real Irish gent

The passing reference to Michael Foot reminds me of The Goons in _The Histories of Pliny the Elder:_ Setting: Ancient Britain, lately conquered by Julius Caesar Sellers as Pliny [narrating the history in a sonorous, plummy, and stagy voice]: “For ten years, Caesar ruled Britain with an iron hand.” [Much more lightly:] “Then with a wooden foot.” [Again with great dramatic emphasis]: “And finally, with a piece of string.”

What a lovely guy

Wow, He passed 11years ago and I've only just found that He could sing - a lovely voice.

She couldn't engage with him or get past his comedic spontaneity! Finally, realising her efforts were fruitless, she put the script down and gave up!