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Wilder & Pryor were a brilliant comedy duo. Their lifestyles beyond theatre & off camera didn't meld unfortunately (Pryor had a reputation for being a wild man, and Wilder was less so), but they kept that working chemistry on the table for any project they could both agree on. RIP, boys.

Richard Franklin Lennox Thomas Pryor Sr. (Peoria, Illinois, 01 de diciembre de 1940-Encino, California, 10 de diciembre de 2005) fue un comediante, actor y crítico social estadounidense. Pryor era conocido por los exámenes intransigentes del racismo y los temas contemporáneos de actualidad, que empleaban vulgaridades y blasfemias, así como también epítetos raciales. Alcanzó amplia audiencia con sus observaciones mordaces y su estilo narrativo, y es considerado como uno de los comediantes más grandes e influyentes de todos los tiempos.

Jerome Silberman, conocido como Gene Wilder (Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 11 de junio de 1933-Stamford, Connecticut, 29 de agosto de 2016),​ fue un actor, director y guionista estadounidense conocido por haber aparecido en algunas de las obras más importantes de Mel Brooks, como Blazing Saddles, Los productores y Young Frankenstein, además de otras películas como Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, El expreso de Chicago, El Principito, La mujer de rojo o Bonnie y Clyde.

Soo funny. Comedy gold

I love how Ray ran like a scared coward at 2:13, lol! 😂😂😂

This is comedy gold.

Painfully unfunny by this point. The show should never have been bought back after the Trotters became millionaires.

Unreal 😂

Trig's delivery of "why ask?", how can one moment be so funny?

My least favorite episode

I think the Phrase 'No man is a failure who has friends' from its a wonderful life comes to mind concerning this group as they are all loyal to each other.

Mike Murdock is not to be in any rape movie he is my sunshine my only sunshine.

Feel sorry for ally

“Up where?”

I can tell Ally didn't want to go shopping with Ray and Frank when she asked Ray why do her, Ray, and Frank had to go shopping. Ray apologized to Jimmy for Frank when Ray saw frank sampling food and arguing with Jimmy at the supermarket. Ally was upset about what happened with Frank at the supermarket and when Frank was sampling food at the supermarket and arguing with Jimmy. I can feel for Frank, he tried fo apologize to do right by his granddaughter Ally, but he was rejected. I feel it's hard for Frank to apologize to anyone other than Marie. When Ally saw frank sampling food at the supermarket, getting caught by Jimmy, arguing with Jimmy, she got scared and it frightened her. Ally got scared when she saw Frank arguing with Jimmy when he sampled food at the supermarket. Ally refused to talk to Frank and started avoiding Frank when she saw Frank arguing with Jimmy when he sampled food at the supermarket. Frank's argument with Jimmy at the supermarket frightened Ally so much that she becomes afraid of her grandpa Frank. I can tell Ally was scared when she saw Frank sampling food at the supermarket and arguing with Jimmy. How did Debra know that Ally got scared when she saw Frank sampling food at the supermarket and arguing with Jimmy, when Frank was arguing with Jimmy, and sampling food at the supermarket even though she wasn't at the supermarket with Ally, Ray, and Frank? How did Ray, Robert, Frank, and Marie know that Ally got scared when she saw Frank sampling food at the supermarket and arguing with Jimmy, when Frank was arguing with Jimmy, and sampling food at the supermarket? How could Debra and Ray tell that Ally was scared when she saw Frank sampling food at the supermarket and arguing with Jimmy? Did Ally cry in front Debra when she told her that Frank was sampling food at the supermarket and arguing with Jimmy? I don't think Ally cried when she saw Frank sampling food at the supermarket and arguing with Jimmy. What did Debra do when Ally told her that Frank was sampling food at the supermarket and arguing with Jimmy? What did Debra say to Ally when she told her that Frank was sampling food at the supermarket and arguing with Jimmy? I'm guessing Ally's favorite color is pink or purple. I'm guessing Ally's favorite color most of all is pink. Why do Ray, Debra, Michael, Geoffrey, Marie, Frank, Robert, and Amy call Ally Ally instead of Alexandra? I didn't see Ally cry when she saw Frank sampling food at the supermarket and arguing with Jimmy. Ally didn't cry when she saw Frank sampling food at the supermarket and arguing with Jimmy. Ally was shaken up about what happened with Frank at the supermarket when he sampled food at the supermarket and argued with a worker. Ally had strong feelings about what happened with Frank at the supermarket when he sampled food at the supermarket and argued with a worker. If you sample food at a store that is stealing. You are not allow to sample food at a store.

“I have to cancel the swimming lessons!” 😂😂 STOP IT

Best opening scene in a comedy ever

Best comedy show ever…

RIP Mike, Boycie and Trigg

The best movie

LEGENDS!!!! 😍😍😍😍😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤🥰🥰🥰🥰🤩🤩🤩🤩😊😊😊😊🙂🙂🙂🙂

Frank knew right where that load bearing orange was... brilliant

Lol

Marlene how about Boycie’s pants he 😂s only realise what Marlene’s just said 😂😂 & the joke is on him 😂

0:09

I just love this scene. I'll watch the whole movie just to see this one scene 😂

I think Trigger stole every scene 😂 "Coronation Street or Eastenders ?" 😂😂😂

"Escorted out of the Casino." Knowing Frank, I have a hunch he was dragged or carried out of the Casino. He strikes me as someone who doesn't "go quietly."

I wonder if Dave Chappelle’s Clayton Bixby character was inspired by the subway scene.

John Sullivan what absolutely brilliant script writer the actors were fantastic but without the script nothing works R.I.P mr Sullivan

You mean I'm not white😂😂😂

Hahaha absolute classic! never gets old!

That man never eat halibut again 😂😂

This Jeff Garlin’s funniest role outside of “Curb”.

I want th all full movie

Princes or Gully Emptiers?

Coronation street or eastenders 😂😂

😂😂

Can somebody explain this to me?

😂😂😂😂😂😂

At the end of this episode, Robert trips a waiter who spills drinks on Amy. What is the significance of this? They looked at each other like it was the first time they met.

"Does dad know?!"🤣

The genius of this scene...the writing is Triggers up where? Sets everything up

Omg!!! This movie brings me back to child hood mem😅, remember my pops would love this movie total classic

“It’s bound to tell you on the ticket, innit?” Hahaha 😂😂😂

We will never see anything like this again in are lifetime. Kid's today don't know what they've missed. I've got my 13 year old grandkid watching it I've never seen him laugh so much 😂

These type of movies would never be made by Ieftist HoIIywood. The 80s is a special time period. They didn't care about offending people or hurting sensitive people's feelings.

0:14 I love how Del drinks that. Like it's a pina colada.

"YOU MEAN I'M NOT WHITE?" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

So funny . This is timeless and will always be simply the best of British humour .