You can tell just how long ago this was by the avocado appliances (that and harvest gold, plus shag rugs were in fashion) and the ton of salt people used back then! Great memories.

His voice and accent are so soothing.

Bad 😂😂bad english, but we Love him🎉🎉❤❤

Damn, I wish I had some of those to eat.

I watch Justin regularly in 2024

I spent my 'sick days' as a kid watching PBS cooking shows like Justin Wilson and Yan Can Cook (and Julia Child, obviously) along with Sesame Street and Electric Company. One of the funniest JW moments I can remember was his Turtle Soup episode. He literally necked nearly an entire gallon jug of wine while cooking. Every few minutes it would be "a splash for the soup, and a splash for me" (or something close to that).

I sure miss this man

At least this man is respectful to viewers and others Not like the asshole gorodn Ramsey This man gives me old grandfather vibes

I love Cajun food. 🙂

This brings back great nostalgia and memories of being around my grandma as we'd watch all these cooking shows early morning on pbs and we'd talk about all kinds of stuff from family history and her growing up on the old days. It was the best times of my life as a kid recalling cooking and baking with her and watching cooking shows and arts n craft shows.

2024

My grandpa ❤❤❤ this show. We would still every weekend ( I think the weekends) and just sit glued to his show.❤ Between him & Julia , We just ❤❤❤ our weekends watching these two cooking shows. Good innocent times.

Its my experience that all that Cajun crab is no good at all. All you ever taste is seasoning and theres no taste of the food itself.

huh.. This show is very similar to another coonass cooking show on the youtubes

Love this man and his cooking

2:10 its better, MORE better. I still used the "more better" term to this day lol

His show was before the food channel. Ohh weee

Memories of me and bonus dad he's from Louisiana 😢

I guar-an-tee ❤

Justin was…And still is the best in my book!!!

I grew up watchin this wonderful show with this wonderful gentleman It would have been an honor to have met him

Had a good yellow black mouth cur great dog

So many fond memories of this man and his show ❤❤❤❤!

Love him.

OMG... What a cute video. I used to watch Justin Wilson when I was young. Love this guy💕💕

I remember watching Justin when I was growing up vack in the 80...

I loved watching his shows. They were great.

My Daddy used to watch Justin Wilson and I can hear him saying “I guarantee and what I’m gonna did.” I miss you Daddy

I love this man. He is one of a kind. I miss him. I am from Louisisna. I havd watched him for years. He is so funny and I love his stories too.❤❤❤❤

Justin WIlson, the grandfather to Gambit

My granddaughter went to school and came home told her mother and dad that she wasnt going back. They told her she had to go ti school to get an education . She looked at them with a puzzled look and said .,but they ain't got no educations up there Lol

I came for gambit but stayed for the charm

Nothing new under the sun what's going on today that's just like Justin Wilson? Ralph the baker, stalekracker, CookingwithCajun.just to name a few.

Can't stop thinking about the Disney movie scene with Sebastien in the little mermaid ...

Little bitty ducks all in a line and at that time they crossed you could have crossed that water. Instead you hesitated and fell in.

Warning: Justin has some spices that today are hard to get. Today you might have to use the internet. Personally I don't like to use the internet in order to make food. I envy the day where you had to go to Louisiana without mail ordering it. The best part of Justin Wilsons food is 1. the food 2. the Music 3. anyone you tricked to drive them down to Louisiana for some good food and they paid for all the gasoline. 4. Mr. Wilson is a comedian first then he learned how to cook. End of Warning.

Here after watching Channing Tatum in Deadpool & Wolverine. Louisiana may be a rough diamond, but it is still a diamond. Cineál difriúil súilíneach.

I use to watch Mr. Wilson on my PBS station as a kid in the early 80’s. It’s amazing he could keep a ten year olds attention.

Even up here in Canada. As kids when we wanted to make a point we'd say "Ah Gar un tea!" He's the reason I taught my kids food is a celebration of life

This man is and will always be a legend! The first and last cook to hold my attention while he taught the masses a little sumthin about sumthin!

When I moved to this Country as a college student I spent my afternoons between classes watching PBS and I was mesmerized by Justin’s shows. It taught me of the depth of American culture and I was hooked with his cooking and how funny and entertaining he was.

Loved his stories and cooking ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I dun bin, I guarantee 🤣😆

In the early 1980"s i had gotten laid off from my job. i took another job as a rural newspaper deliver. Monday thru Saturday it was a noon to 4 pm job. But Saturday I had to start at midnight to deliver over 400 papers county wide. Here in Tennessee, late at night we could tune in to WWL out of New Orleans on AM clear as a bell. WWL was a truck drivers' channel but every third or fourth song would be a comedy routine called a trucker's chuckle by either Justin or Gene Tracy. these kept me laughing and awake to get my job done,

As ya'll enjoys; Imagine cajuns inventing Italian pizzas. I hear that pizza from Italy is just as delicious as it was back in 1990 - 95. Have you ever cut into a Calzone and watched the egg just fill the plate so the meal can be dipped in yoke? I have a lot of questions about what Italy is like today.

Lots of salt though bro. Much love sir.

My granddad was cajun navy ship cook and he taught me how to cook. Squirrel gumbo.

Watching him brings back so many memories.

When you love what you cooked!

The dog e air fryer