I FINALLY Watched *AIRPLANE (1980)* for The First Time and it was RIDICULOUSLY Hilarious!

🎬 AIRPLANE (1980) MOVIE Reaction! 🎬
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[@DevinGtv901]

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[@kcirtapelyk6060]

I can’t believe you cut out the “I take it black…like my men” joke.

[@DevinGtv901]

😂 I remember that part. Unfortunately some parts were copyright

[@justinrichards7822]

I just commented this!!

[@justinrichards7822]

I just want to tell you both good luck. We're all counting on you.

[@stevelafarga3296]

It’s funny but she’s like 10 years old! lol

[@roberttattorn9412]

Maybe he though it was too shocking for KZbin.

[@bighuge1060]

When Robert Stack walks through his mirror reflection is so subtle that many people miss the gag.

[@paulbrawley2595]

I always missed it! I only know it now via comments such as yours!

[@DenariusHaveNarius]

Yeah, never see anyone catch that. And no one laughs at the siamese joke, probably my favorite gag in the movie.

[@bighuge1060]

@@DenariusHaveNarius My favorite is a throwaway line that gets no response. After the soldier's girlfriend remarks he would need the watch he just gave her, he replies that it's okay, it doesn't work. The though a boyfriend would gift a broken watch to his girlfriend strikes me funny each time I watch the movie.

[@toodlescae]

What makes this funnier to peopke that know them is that Captain Oveur (Peter Graves), the head guy in the tower (Lloyd Bridges), Rex Kramer (Robert Stack) who they call in to talk him down and the doctor (Leslie Nielsen) were all known for serious dramatic roles before this movie. Every one of them playing it straight while they say the most outrageous things was hilarious to us back then. 😂 And don't call me Shirley.

[@jakubfabisiak9810]

When I rewatched North & South (with Patrick Swayze), I couldn't get over Lloyd Bridges playing Jefferson Davies - kept seeing him as the goofball from Airplane, and Hot Shots.

[@justinrichards7822]

Thank you for not laughing and talking over the rapid fire jokes like many other reactions. You actually appreciated the movie.

[@DevinGtv901]

It was a classic film that deserves respect

[@johnnehrich9601]

Personally, part of the reason I watch these reactions is to hear the people's comments on the movie, but if they have a lot to say, I wish they would pause the movie while they do.

[@justinrichards7822]

@johnnehrich9601 good point. some people don't like pausing, but I prefer it.

[@bobbuethe1477]

Unfortunately, some reactors also have Patreon channels, which means they can't pause. Patreon avoids copyright issues by having the viewer watch their own copy of the movie and follow along with the reactor's comments. If the reactor pauses the movie, it would throw the viewer's copy out of synch.

[@neojason8349]

This is one of the only comedies I can watch multiple times and it still make me laugh

[@DevinGtv901]

It really is. I feel this is a movie you have to watch multiple times to get all the jokes

[@toukie]

This movie gave me my sarcastic sense of humor and love for deadpan comedy. Every time I re-watch it, i see something in the background I forgot was there or hadn't gotten it before. This movie would never be made today with this cancel culture, so I'm glad I got to experience it growing up

[@wallyman292]

You pretty much HAVE to watch it multiple times, just to get all the subtle humor that most people miss on first viewing. Like the fact they have the sound of a prop plane dubbed in on all the external shots of the jet, for instance. . . Good stuff! ;)

[@Gravydog316]

what? they almost died!

[@cmdrdredd]

In the cockpit Kareen Abdul Jabbar's character is named Roger which is why when they say "roger" on the radio he's like "huh?" It's kind of a subtle joke that you get if you pay close attention to introductions.

[@screwyootube1]

I wanted to see the scene where he starts arguing with the kid over how much he's under pressure when playing ball!

[@floretionguru2977]

You can literally watch this movie 5 times in a row and find new jokes each time. I love when the guy throws her his watch in the beginning and she says "But aren't you going to need this?!" to which he answers "It's ok, it's broke."

[@tenjed4224]

Ethel Merman, the person playing a shell shocked soldier who sings, played as one of the lead actors in a movie I find to be the funniest 3 hours, ever - It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World.

[@FFVison]

This was her final acting role, from what I remember.

[@chrisp2350]

3:08 and no one ever notices the lady throw her kid into the air and run for it. LOL Thank you for the reaction

[@johnnehrich9601]

No, I never did until someone pointed it out in another reaction. Every second of this movie is a joke.

[@DonWinslow-cn7zx]

In my opinion, this is still one of the funniest movies ever made. 😂🤣😭

[@ice-iu3vv]

good luck with this reaction devin. we're all counting on you.

[@DevinGtv901]

Hope I deliver 🤞🏽

[@screwyootube1]

@@DevinGtv901 I think that was a subtle reference to the end, where the doctor keeps coming into the cockpit to "reassure" them!

[@exile220ify]

This is a nearly shot-for-shot remake of the not-comedy 1950s movie "Zero Hour!" - same plot but happens over Canada. A lot of the dialogue comes from that original film, and that's why the sound of this jet aircraft sounds like a propeller airliner :)

[@justinrichards7822]

I can't believe you edited out the black coffee joke!! Like ,WHAT??!!

[@5hanesBoard]

That was the main thing I was waiting for! I've never seen a reactor cut the best scene out before 😢

[@DevinGtv901]

Sorry you guys

[@justinrichards7822]

@@DevinGtv901 we love you, buddy. You're the BEST 👌

[@screwyootube1]

@@DevinGtv901 We got enough reactions (there's SO much going on in this movie!) that it's not a big deal to miss a few. That was really fun to relive it through your reactions! Thank you!

[@rangeljrjess]

Now you're gettin into the timeless stuff bro. Still hilarious to this day

[@DevinGtv901]

This definitely is a classic

[@justinrichards7822]

Bwahaha I'm so fuggin happy to see this!

[@DevinGtv901]

Glad that you came through

[@ChanelStuff]

The black pilot is Kareem Abdul Jabbar. Also, Barbara Billingsley is the white woman "talking jive" with the two balck passengers which is my favorite part. Barbara says she went to lunch with them to learn how to talk jive for this part. Barbara played June Cleaver in the original "Leave it to Beaver" tv series back in the 1950's

[@chuckdacon4797]

I saw this when it came out the when she said "I speak jive" the pack audience who grew up watching her exploded. A lot of pre 1980 cultural references that go over younger viewers heads.

[@MrVidification]

cut me some slack jack is a well known phrase though, it's surely been used in many other movies

[@GregInHouston2]

Congratulations! You managed to jump over all of the funniest moments.

[@thewolfdoctor761]

He doesn't understand what is funny and what is not funny.

[@veeganboy]

@@thewolfdoctor761 Beyond the sight gags and word play, so much of the humor requires very specific context of the era, that he wouldn't get. For being so dated, it's a credit to the filmmakers that the movie still manages to be hilariously funny decades later

[@OSVS_Mike]

An absolute classic. Set so many standards that SO many tried to duplicate, and unsuccessfully.

[@DevinGtv901]

You have to think outside the box to replicate this

[@nickyboy22071989]

"Then again who the fuck ever heard of Devin G?" Can't say my man isn't humble.

[@DevinGtv901]

🙏🏼. Thanks my friend

[@nickyboy22071989]

@@DevinGtv901 love your material buddy.

[@michaelcoffey1991]

@Devin G at 15:49 You instantly knew Airplane was one of THOSE comedies afraid of nothing and would go anywhere LOL. You could never release this film today sadly. This is one of my top 25 comedies of all time. Terrific fun watch

[@DevinGtv901]

People these days would take these jokes to personal lol

[@michaelcoffey1991]

@@DevinGtv901 so very true good Sir

[@cmdrdredd]

Same as most Mel Brooks stuff, but they are classics.

[@allenruss2976]

Yes they were actually the Harlem Globetrotters

[@jakubfabisiak9810]

Fun fact #1: the Molombos (basketball-playing tribe) were played by the then-current members of Harlem Globetrotters. Fun fact #2: the inflatable pilot's name is Otto. As in - Otto Pilot.

[@screwyootube1]

LOL, I didn't know the first one, and I've been watching this movie over the years since it came out! Knew #2 from the credits.

[@jakubfabisiak9810]

@@screwyootube1 a lot of reactors miss the credits, and don't get the 2nd joke

[@bigbow62]

If you're under 50, you will miss or just not get 20% of these jokes/skits etc. It's an 80s movie and would never fly today... the damn P.C police would be all over this film ! Devin... still love the channel ✌️🙂

[@filipohman7277]

Awesome Movie and Work Bro Thanks!!! Greetings from Helsinki, Finland🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸

[@proofprof50]

I remember watching this movie in the student hall of my college, and my friends and I couldn't stop laughing for hours. Such great memories.

[@carynjackson5307]

Yes, yes :) Classic! Watch for the blooper in the dancing scene, where you can see Robert Hays (character Ted) hiding waiting for his entrance after the fake body goes flying.

[@DevinGtv901]

I'll have to go back and see it

[@amykelly23]

My hubby and I quoted this movie just yesterday! 😂

[@JamesASharp]

This movie is a classic comedy that'll live forever. Great reaction bro! 👍🏿

[@christypriest30]

I remember watching this when it first came out when I was probably around 8 or so and I literally thought that that’s what real auto pilot was like!

[@christinahilt2978]

This movie was spoofing an old disaster movie called “Zero Hour”. And fun Fact: the autopilot has an IMDB character entered Otto Pilot.

[@andylazarus6313]

Fun fact: the tribesman spinning the basketball on his finger was my high school basketball coach, Marvin Safford, who was playing for USC at the time. Hope your doing good Coach!

[@FFVison]

I believe the Japanese General sitting next to Striker who kills himself is actually James Hong who I always think of as David Lo Pan from Big Trouble In Little China.

[@marcusfridh8489]

And Mr Ping, (Po's goose dad in kung fu panda)

[@skipwilliam5639]

As kids we use to put baseball and hockey cards in the spokes of our bikes to make a cool well it was a cool sound .

[@shilohauraable]

I'm 71 years old and there are so many cameo appearances by people you probably don't even know! And period current statements. So funny! 😂

[@billsimonis]

so this is a direct spoof of airplane disaster movies that were popular in the 70s. the movie itself follows the almost to the T from a 50s movie Zero Hour! the movie was made with dramatic actors because the directors felt that casting comedic actors in a comedy film wouldn't be as funny. this movie relaunched the career of Leslie Neilsen (Dr Rumack) as a comedy actor. You have to watch The Naked Gun movies. absolutely hilarious

[@screwyootube1]

I saw that you left the "shit's gonna hit the fan" gag in, but I was hoping to see your reaction to it! Also, I was hoping to see the scene where a passenger who needed to be "calmed down". The doctor (Leslie Nielsen) slaps her (a couple times, IIRC!), then there's a line of people waiting to take a shot at her! And possibly my favorite joke, the "Excuse me stewardess, I speak jive" gag! The old woman is played by Barbara Billingsley, who was famous for playing the mom on Leave it to Beaver, a VERY wholesome 50s sitcom. Hysterically funny scene that COMPLETELY spoofs her wholesome image, as she keeps up with "the jive dudes" (as they are referred to)!

[@BrickNewton]

My favourite movie ever, good memories of watching it as a kid on 📺 Also notice the jet engines sound like a propeller driven plane, like in the movie they are parodyingl

[@lulu63]

What people who are young such as yourself don't realize is that almost all of the actors only did serious movies and serious characters up until this movie. It was quite the shock and made it all so much funnier seeing the likes Lloyd Bridges saying 'picked the wrong day to stop sniffing glue.' Too funny. I don't think any of them had ever done a comedy before.

[@katscully]

This is one of the first, if not THE first "parody" film. A lot of context is lost from not knowing some of the films from the 40's on up, and the pop culture of the time that are referenced in this film. That said it still holds up in many ways. In the '70' there were a fair amount of "disaster" films from a capsized cruise ship to airline crashes to high rise building infernos, all with "all-star" casts which is the backdrop of this one.. Now, on to part 2 which I actually liked a little more.👍🥂

[@karaperrio-du5gs]

this is when comedy films were actually funny

[@michaelfisher1395]

The man and woman over the loudspeakers in the airport were the actual airport announcers at LAX and were also a married couple. The man in the cab was not an actor. He was a well-known businessman from California who lobbied heavily to reign in government spending in California. It’s obscure, and you’d have to have been from California at that time to even know who he was, but the joke is that he just sits there allowing the tab to keep going up without doing anything. The black guys speaking jive, which they wrote themselves, was all a setup for the punchline of the older white woman speaking it as well and back to them. The actress was Barbara Billingsley. She played June Cleaver in the 1950’s TV show Leave It To Beaver and was the epitome of a white middleclass mother and housewife of that era. The woman who thinks to herself that her husband never has a second cup of coffee at home was an actress who did national coffee commercials - I think for Yuban - and that was always her catchphrase. Peter Graves (pilot), Leslie Neilson (doctor), Lloyd Bridges (air traffic controller) and Robert Stack (pilot in tower) were very famous and legendary dramatic actors who had done little to no comedy. Casting them in this movie and having them say and do such ridiculous things was SO out of character for them. That is what made it so funny. Peter Graves was the main character in the original TV series Mission Impossible, which the Tom Cruise movies are based on. There is a reference to it in Airplane!2. Lloyd Bridges sons, actors Beau Bridges and Jeff Bridges, begged him to do this movie so they could laugh at him. It led to many more comedy roles for all of them. Lloyd Bridges was also in a couple of episodes of Seinfeld toward the end of his life. Ethel Merman was a very famous and successful actress, singer and Broadway star. Yes, that was her in the hospital flashback basically playing herself. The song she sings was one of her trademarks. I’m not sure, but the horse in bed with the pilot’s wife might be a reference to The God Father. The ridiculous images in the background while Robert Stack is driving to the airport is making fun of the bad special effects used up till around that time whenever people are driving.

[@shawnsmith2610]

The disco scene was making fun of Saturday Night Fever.

[@Sakyosha]

Ah, yeah, I needed to hear laughter. Thanks man

[@DevinGtv901]

Glad I could come through for you

[@JDMunoz-ct9xn]

You may have missed the post credits scene. Definitely worth a look.

[@B-a-t-m-a-n]

This is the first time I noticed Jonathan Banks sitting at one of the consoles in Air Traffic Control. That's Mike from Breaking BAd!

[@singbluesilver1973]

Me too! 😀

[@KNichelle]

😂😂😂 So much fun watching your reaction to this crazy movie‼️ 👍🏾🥤🍿🎬

[@DevinGtv901]

Im glad you enjoyed it

[@aaronblake8750]

You deserve so many more subs man Ik your gonna be one of the top reaction channels one day

[@DevinGtv901]

Truly appreciate it fam!

[@tetaomichel]

If you do this one you must do Top Secret. It's the same humor.

[@DevinGtv901]

Is it directed by the same guy?

[@tetaomichel]

@@DevinGtv901 I do not care about directors i only look at the end products. It's the same humor. I am old, most forgot the movie but it's worthy for a review.

[@LizardBrainMinerals]

@@DevinGtv901 Yes, it’s the same directors.

[@amykelly23]

And Kentucky Fried Movie!

[@firebird7479]

Such a shame that this generation doesn't get the jokes. Instead of laughing their ass off the way we did in the theaters, they sit here and analyze everything.

[@regould221]

To be fair you have to know a lot about 80s culture to get some of the jokes.

[@firebird7479]

@@regould221 They don't get that this was a spoof of a genre of movies. They take this movie too literal and not for the parody it was. God help us should they react to Monty Python. "Argument? Why would he want to pay to have an argument? Why are those people walking silly?"

[@PCLoadLetter]

This movie has the highest number of jokes per minute of runtime of any comedy - about three jokes per minute. You barely recover from one, and you've missed the next. You can re-watch this movie over and over and notice new stuff.

[@Chalky52]

You cut all the jokes..OMG ❤❤😂😂

[@Lewis9700]

6:40 - She wasn't coming back home. She told him at the beginning, she's leaving him for good.

[@DurkMcGerk]

I love the editor flex in the first minute 🤣🤣

[@DevinGtv901]

Appreciate it😂

[@richardmark9161]

This movie is almost word for word ZERO HOUR just with added ✈️

[@regould221]

Back in the 80 the religious nuts in the airports asking for money was a real problem. So whey Striker punches one in the face the audience didn't laugh we all cheered and applauded.

[@mikesmicroshop4385]

Loved your reaction! I have watched a lot of this movie and you were catching a lot more of the jokes than most people do not! I am an old fart so I get the ones that most today will miss as they are based on things that are too far in the past for current to know about!

[@tonyhaynes9080]

I had an aeromedical flight back to the UK from Australia in 2000. The stretcher fit is on the last three rows of seats on the Qantas Airways. I slept most of the flight, and when I was awake the cabin staff couldn’t do enough to help me.

[@DannyBedo]

Remember, we’re all counting on you. Lmaooo perfect movie

[@grandgnd]

Bro changing the plane's oil was JJ aka "clap" DYNOMITE!!! (Good Times)

[@Fast_Eddy_Magic]

The woman with the eggs in her mouth had the bird flu. She needs a tweetment.

[@johnnehrich9601]

Yes, I still don't quite get this joke as the bird flu was not identified (and thus named) until 1997. From today's viewpoint, though, is funny from this standpoint.

[@Lewis9700]

23:02 - Back in the day kids used to put baseball cards in the spokes of their bicycles so it would kind of sound like a motorcycle when they pedaled

[@MrSchmaaz]

I started watching your reaction the other day. I had been drinking. Couldn't finish the reaction. I'm restarting today. Here's to me not being too hammered to finish this looking at.

[@shainewhite2781]

One of the funniest Disaster Comedy movies ever made!

[@DevinGtv901]

ABSOLUTELY!

[@CardiacCat]

Great reaction. And I think you really appreciated it in the same way we did back in the day. Not meant to be taken serious or offensive, because let's face it, they made fun of everything.

[@wolfgangwolf6060]

The "Mayo Clinic" is located in Minnesota. It is the states premier medical facility.

[@PCLoadLetter]

And I'm sure it doesn't have a great wall of Mayonnaise in any of the surgeons' offices!

[@kevinstanton5998]

Not surr if you notice but at 21:15 you can see the captain getting dressed in front of a mirror, then at 21:26 his reflection steps into the real world lol

[@Gravydog316]

I love Airplane haha my aunt owns the house that the Dr. (Leslie Neilsen) lived in until he was about 4 years old here in Canada

[@deeanna8448]

I LOVE this movie! You need to watch it again. Every time you watch it, you catch jokes you missed before. The two announcers arguing about white zone amd red zone were real announcers from LAX airport. They had multiple actors read for it, and none of them could get the tone and pace right.

[@DevinGtv901]

I agree! I’m sure I missed some jokes the first watch

[@toodlescae]

​@@DevinGtv901To be fair some of the jokes are era specific. Like the old lady speaking jive being well known for playing the uber suburban mom on the tv show Leave It To Beaver or the lady thinking that her husband never has a 2nd cup of coffee being in a coffee commercial back then where she said the same thing. Lol.

[@johnnehrich9601]

Not only that, but these two were married and their voices well known to frequent flyers going through the airport.

[@johnnehrich9601]

@@toodlescae Yes, a spoof of that commercial but what is so awesome is they got the actual actress who is in the commercial.

[@PCLoadLetter]

The Jim never has a second cup of coffee at home lady is the actress from a near identical TV commercial for Yuban Coffee. They wanted to cast someone similar to her to parody the commercial where the woman realises he doesn't like the ɓad coffee she buys. They didn't realise they cast the same actress!

[@shawnsmith2610]

Leslie Nielsen from the Naked Gun movies was also on the plane he was the one up front talking about the poisons to the brunette.

[@karimhicks8376]

The Airplane Mechanic was Jimmy Walker.JJ FROM GOODTIMES!!

[@EC-dz3fb]

You have such a great laugh! ✈️

[@DevinGtv901]

Thank you!

[@SRG1966]

The "jive" scene was written by the two black men, who explained to the actress what to say lol.

[@johnpittsii7524]

Hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤

[@DevinGtv901]

Thank you, you as well

[@jonowhitney5515]

Awesome movie,great reactions

[@CeridwenKeeley]

A lot of the gags were topical for the time. Hari Krishnas in the airport, Jarvis in the taxi, Girl Scouts cheating at cards and fighting, and references to then-current ads like the lady's husband who doesn't usually take a second cup, and so on.

[@tomaskennedy]

4:29 It’s supposed to be the Mayo Clinic… and there’s a bunch of jars of MAYONNAISE behind him!!

[@SirWrecksy]

Damn, you know you're old when a grown man is too young to remember Kareem Abdul-Jabbar one of the greatest basketball players in history and I don't even watch basketball

[@filipohman7277]

Lesson One: Dont Eat Fish On The Plane!!!😂

[@kingscorpion7346]

when this movie came out, no one had seen a movie done like this before, and was side splitting hiliarity! then the TSA was formed since the terrorist attacks on 9/11. now this movie is even funnier than even before, with the context!

[@scisafersal1]

I am serious, and don't call me Shirley!

[@JangTheKim]

Damn. I’m. At my company retreat so I missed this video popping up. This movie is the best example of beautifully ridiculous. Part 2 is good as well. But also The Naked Gun series is a must watch.

[@DevinGtv901]

I bet part 2 is SUPER FUNNY

[@paulbrawley2595]

I didn't find part 2 as funny. They repeated a lot of the same jokes.

[@rakitakhan]

I always get a kick out the prop sounds coming from jet engines.

[@atomicjulie7216]

A lot of bits, like the plane coming through the big window in the airport, are direct pokes at a series of "Airport" movies from the 1970s, which were serious disaster films.

[@WithTwoFlakes]

23:55 "Pinch hitting for Pedro Borbon.... Manny Mota" is funny in itself as a wierd thing for his inner monologue to hear. Doubly funny for baseball fans as they were never on the same MLB team. So Mota never could've replaced Borbon.

[@crashaviation7272]

I saw the movie just now and it was hilarious 😆 😂

[@brianwalley2131]

The beach scene was a parody of From Here To Eternity 1953

[@samyoung2885]

Did see jars of mayo behind the doctor 😂

[@shawnsmith2610]

Kareem Abdule Jabar was also one of Bruce Lee's students and was in the movie Game of Death with Bruce but the real Bruce Lee was only in the last fight scenes because they were filmed first and he died before he finished the movie.

[@dopeytripod]

.................shirley you loved this video

[@amykelly23]

Ok: the beach scene was a parody of the movie Love Story. Johnny is my favorite character! His jokes are more subtle. Alot of the jokes refer to movies and commercials, cultural things, of the time and recent past (like the "Jim never has a second cup of coffee at home" line) The black guys were speaking jive and the woman who translated was the mom from the show The Waltons. The "war" scenes are from WWI which ted was too young to have been a part. THE BEST, and first, real parody movie.😂

[@amykelly23]

Sorry, the woman translating Jive was the mom from Leave It To Beaver. My bad, lol

[@totoroutes5389]

For next video: Mamma Mia (2008), The Ten Commandments (1956)

[@DevinGtv901]

Thanks for the recommendation

[@johnnehrich9601]

When the plane starts up, it spoofs a very iconic departure scene on a train, the 1944 wartime Since You Went Away, which you can catch on KZbin: Since You Went Away, chasing the train The soldier and his girlfriend are saying goodbye in the train station. A conductor comes up to the couple, checks his pocket watch, and says "better get on board, son." The soldier is able to keep the vestibule door open as the train begins to accelerate with characteristic chugging sounds increasing in tempo. He tosses her his own watch and she runs along side the train, just managing the avoid running into the platform light posts, hitting them in the spoof.

[@paulschuckman6604]

Always order the lasagna!

[@Lewis9700]

The Mayo Clinic is a world renowned medical facility in Minnesota

[@dafterite]

6:04 - "That ain't Olajuwon is it?" LOL!

[@karimhicks8376]

The Co-Pilot was one of the greatest centers of all time. KAREEM ABDUL JABAAR. LA LAKERS. Also a student of Bruce Lee.

[@blacktronlego]

This would be very unlikely to happen these days, they make sure the pilot and co-pilot have different meals.. They won't tell you if someone is aboard a particular flight these days, I don't know if they ever would. They did let people smoke on planes, back then. The beach flashback is a parody of a scene in ''From Here to Eternity' i'm told, I've not seen it.

[@mrtim5363]

The egg cracks open & a bird flys away. "What kinds sickness is that?" He asks. Why it's "The Bird Flu" of course. Every second of this movie is a joke, I've seen it at least 100 times & people are mentioning things I hadn't noticed yet. Every little detail. The white woman that spoke Jive, why that's June Cleaver, the Mother on the hit TV family show from the 60's called "Leave it to Beaver" & probably what we would consider the whitest mom in America. The '2nd cup of coffee' is a copy of a popular TV ad. The sound from the Jet is a prop airplane not a jet? & it goes on & on & on...

[@EarlBiggs]

Shrley you can't be serious this is your first time watching this amazing show