Shakespeare's Who's On First 2007

[@ashleypenn7845]

Egad! This performance never ceases to amuse! Watched it thrice have I, and still doth it produce much hilarity!

[@chopsddy3]

Verily. Tis' splendid jest indeed.

[@mikebliss3153]

Well, Howdy.

[@derrickthompson4146]

If Shakespeare were ever this good, I would have stayed awake more in class.

[@Anynom]

"Speak thee who is primary and I shall give thee bloody teeth!" LOL

[@craigjillson6050]

Beautiful timing. Well done gentlemen.

[@cantankerous5051]

Wow, that was brilliantly performed

[@filmosity]

Excellent work by Jay & David. Very funny.

[@westxlcr]

Excellent!!

[@dstarzification]

EXCELLENT!!!! JUST EXCELLENT!!!!

[@Mooseman327]

That was clever. Well done, lads!

[@legendkiller1089]

simply amazing

[@CX15159]

Jay, I stumbled upon this and I love it. Bravo. -s. sullivan

[@JayLeibowitz]

hey, thanks!

[@njmpwnz]

Methinks I have never in all my days laid eyes upon such hilarity!

[@NachoManLance]

I applaud thee most merrily

[@XavierKatzone]

❤️

[@Railfanable]

Alas and alack, ye fine actors, I never did find out the name of the gentleman dexter.:)

[@Real_Bossclips]

Huzzah! What amusement befall upon mineself though the act that has transpired! Tis quite the conundrum, mistaking sir's name for something other. Quite humorous, indeed!

[@shaneasmith6]

what a way to start the day; probably the funniest 9:19 on youtube. Just curious have they got other stuff out there some where?

[@davidstoyanoff]

Fair is foul and foul is fair when Angel Hernandez doth oversee said match.

[@redleg56]

Made my brother watch Shakespeare's version. He p***ed himself. I do but state the clear and dripping truth.

[@Scorpio3002]

Well done sir! I've always considered Abbott and Costello's bit to be somewhat Shakespearean in its sheer elegance. There's only one flaw that I've seen: Abbott and Costello were laymen, and would be unlikely to use the "Whom" pronoun even in sentences where "Who" would be incorrect. Shakespearean characters do not share this flaw. Obviously you can't have them saying Whom; they'd see the misunderstanding. Instead, I'd say "I hurl the ball to the primary. Who shalt catch it?" "I should say so!"

[@Railfanable]

Methinks Sir David hath his sports mixed up! He doth speaketh in terms of cricket rather than baseball. Hehe