Retro Rewind TV: The King of the Celebrity Roast - Don Rickles The Dean Martin Celebrity Roast shows in the 60s and 70s were absolutely amazing. They gave a level of humanity and familiarity with stars that was so cool. Plus, it was always great to see a famous person get made fun of. And there was no one better at roasting than Don Rickles. I feel like anyone who has done a celebrity roast owes every single thing they do to Don Rickles. The man was a genius...and he did it all without swearing

It’s the big one! Don Rickles and friends made Redd Foxx the Man of the Hour on ‘The Dean Martin Celebrity Roast’ on this day in 1976. Which Dean Martin roast is your favorite? | Dean Martin

This is HILARIOUS! The late, great Ruth Buzzi, as Gladys Ormphby, the purse wielding, hairnet-wearing, man-hungry spinster, appearing on the Dean Martin Celebrity Roast of the "Chairman of the Board", Frank Sinatra, from 1978. I've seen all of Ruth's appearances in these roasts, and in my opinion, this is her BEST and FUNNIEST! She is truly spot-on perfect. OMG! 😂😆😆 In this sketch, Dean Martin introduces her as the first President of the Frank Sinatra fan club from the 1940s, to which she tak

The late, great Ruth Buzzi is truly hilarious as Gladys Ormphby, the purse wielding, hairnet-wearing, man-hungry spinster on the Dean Martin Celebrity Roast of Angie Dickinson (1977). At the time, Angie was starring on TV's "Police Woman" with Earl Holliman, also seen in this video. The premise of this epic joke is that Gladys is a real policewoman who dresses down Angie for pretending to be a public servant, not appreciating how difficult the job really is. 😂 This is a delightful, glorious bla

(Frank Sinatra Roast) Dean Martin Best of 1978 | Sur Ronster