They are impressive..

I met John's great great grandson

There's always that one person in front of you baseball game football game basketball game etc

me when lara croft misses a ledge

Ahh boot camp.

FURRBALL: DARN!

Robert Kelley was on 985 The Sports Hub yesterday and told the story of being on this episode. He was one of two herklers going after Bucker, and they had to shut the thing down because of how obnoxious they were being to him. Good on Billy for being a good sport.

Meanwhile, the lady is roasting alive inside

one of the best cutaways on the show bro they always crack me up with that one

The first and only time I cried while watching a game on tv.

Lol

Lincoln had blood on hands

It's been 5 years and I had no idea bill buckner died.

More like rare footage of Family Guy correctly animating guns

Thomas Matthew Crooks

Who's here after the democrats tried to assassinate Trump

who is here after Trumps shooting?

Clutch

mustang GT500 Police 🚓 Movie Loona boss helluva Samuel 😮😮😮

With all of the advances in AI, how much longer before we can see this in high definition?

True story lmao

I actually teared up watching this.

I loved Harry Morgan's line: "pooberty" hit her hard - that'll do it you know.

Let’s be honest. They weren’t acting. Just a father and a son having a complete normal conversation 😂 RIP Jerry Stiller 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Underrated movie, might be the pinnacle of Burt’s awesome mustache…solid cast and Sally Field gorgeous…great homage to stuntmen directed by one of their own

R.I.P Hank

I think Larry said his initial idea was for Buckner to drop the baby! 😂

Cancel this channel. Garbage multi part videos are for people who's mother's gave them all their medicine rectally because the lord told her to.

I don't get it

He's discovered a new secret weapon

My reaction whenever I take a dump and wipe but there's nothing on the toilet paper.

I just watched this episode today and had completely forgotten about this dream sequence. How great they did it, and how great it was uploaded here.

My dream is Ally Sheedy, but I KNOW she would NEVER wear that dress! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

LOL I can't remember much about the film but apparently this is supposed to be a sex shop. I'm looking at what's behind her and its like DIY tools like hammers, wrenches... ;) Maybe its a sex shop for the Village People.

How can a telephone be in 1865 when telephones were made in 1875?

That isn‘t Steve…

hollywood befor gays 😂

So happy A) larry is such a sports fan B) Buckner came around "finally" (before this of course) and embraced "gets by Buckner"... he was a very good player and good that season... Of course as a Mets fan since I was 4 or 5 in 82/83, im glad for Buckner for an entirely different reason lol, but that ain't nothing new when ur a long time fan of the Metsies! Quick uh.."fun" fact (again, for Mets fans, not Bill...), actually couple facts... 86 ya had the curse of the bambino and the Cubs' futility in winning known as The Goat (b4 the "GREATEST" acronym), and Buckner went from the Cubbies to the BoSox that year in 86. He wore his Cubs batting glove under his mitt out in the field, so the "legend" is he doubly cursed himself by combining some 150+ years of 0 chips at the time... Also, years ago, I watched I think a 30 FOR 30 on Buckner and 86, and if u slooooooooow down THE play, you see plain as day what actually happened and realize he probably makes that put out 99 times out of 100. But of course it only takes 1, and here's why....already mentioned the Cubs batting glove in the field (most MLBers don't do that), however Buckner's mitt was also wayyyyyy old, leather totally broken in, just how a lot of kids like it growing up... so worn, opening and closing the mitt felt like opening and closing a cupboard door... BECAUSE of this INSANELY worn out, flimsy leather mitt, when Bill put his hands down to make the play, juuuust planting himself in time to get in front of Mookie's dribbler, as taught, the momentum of hurrying to make the play caused this door-hinge mitt action to just close. The inertia, like when u stop short and everything goes flying to the front of your car, pushed his open and waiting mitt hand to close up just enough and in the exact damn split of a split second, as if a damn supernatural presence forced his glove closed, as the ball suddenly had an open path to "behind the bag, get by Buckner...." And the rest is the epitome of one man's highest of highs is simultaneously another's lowest of lows. Had Buckner taken a new mitt even "back" when he was traded to the Red Sox (giving him plenty time for someone to work it in, but be nowhere as flimsy as his actual mitt), he makes the play and the Mets lose in Shea, 6 games, to the cursed BoSox.....smh As detailed and thorough as I tried to explain it simply still doesn't do the astronomical odds of all that happening, true justice

why is it the simsons

When I watch this episode I get sad because I can't believe Bill Buckner is dead. I mean this was such a fun episode and Larry showed such respect for him by doing this for him. RIP.

Hilariously awkward 😂😂🤣🤣

Hold up, but why did you have to kill the president?

Whole scene hilarious!!

The little boat.

This might be the most hilarious clip ever

Such a cool thing. Happy Larry David did this episode even though he prefers the skankees. #LGM

Do you think they actually dropped a real baby for this? A bit risky if you ask me but it all worked out in the end

One of the all time greatest comedic scenes in movie history👊

I'm in tears. Unbelievably kind gesture from LD to write this episode for Billy Buck, who suffered so much abuse and cruelty from fans and media ever since that fateful day at Shea. This speaks volumes of Larry's character, his empathy, and wanting to right a wrong for Bill. He understood as a sports fan how much Bill had suffered and how much he needed that standing ovation and victorious ride. You so deserved this, Bill Buckner. RIP. And may you be riding on God's shoulders in Heaven. And btw, nice catch indeed, and not surprising since Bill was an All American at wide receiver in high school.

Despite the fact He thought that JFK was a threat