Robert Klein Time with Soupy Sales Part 1.wmv

[@occupymars5186]

The Soupy Sales Show was watched every week with my mom and dad and sisters. Great fun, great laughs and family time. Thank you Soupy!

[@kathyperreault5703]

I used to have "Lunch With Soupy" every day when I was in elementary school back in Detroit...probably back in the early 50's. I loved Whitefang and Blacktooth, his "words of wisdom, etc. Ahhh, the memories.

[@robertcombs55]

Soupy...the funniest comedian of all time...

[@CaryMGVR]

*Two Mount Olympus geniuses right here ....* 🙂👍🏻♥️

[@BOOMNERD51]

Just began watching him again with my husband. One of my comic heroes, he and Pookie still elicit Pookie ear-to-ear grins on us!

[@BuNNDoGG]

Thank you so much for this. I lived for this guy at age 8 on east coast and then again in CA when about 18. Thanks again.

[@hypnosiscenternyc]

I love soupy!

[@Smitty150]

God love the man! WXYZ, Michigan, 1958!

[@k9sandcats268]

I lived in Detroit in the 50s and never missed Lunch with Soupy. Then, coincidentally, my family moved to New Jersey at the same time, Soupy moved to New York, so I was able to see him at the Paramount theater circa 1965. I miss Soupy to this day. But I must say the funniest part of this interview came from Robert Klein with the quip “.. pies coming out of howitzers…”

[@TheTrocadero56]

Tks for this clip....Soupy was a comic gem...

[@ClueSign]

Soupy was my first celebrity crush when I was 8.

[@mikersteinsberger6591]

He reminds me of David Lee Roth

[@stevations]

That is a good question. I would even like to hear just the audio. I doubt it exists since I think the show was live and that was about 1965.

[@zachhoran]

This talk show aired in the mid 80s on USA Network.

[@MrLembeck17]

Two brilliant comedic modesties (is modesty a actually word?).