The Classic Friars Club Roasts

The Classic Friars Club Roasts

Comedy 1968

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This is your chance to watch the best comedy roasts of all time. In this lost comedic treasure, each guest of honor is brilliantly lambasted and roasted by certified legends of comedy.

Comedy 1968

TV-14

EPISODE 1

The Friars Roast Johnny Carson

You'll laugh hysterically when Don Rickles roasts legendary host Johnny Carson and marvel as Flip Wilson reprises some of his best quips. Dick Cavett, Ed Sullivan, Groucho Marx and Steve Allen all give it their best shots!

52 min · Oct 23, 1968 TV-14
EPISODE 2

The Friars Roast Don Rickles

You'll split your sides as Dean Martin roasts Don Rickles and watch in amazement as George C. Scott comes out to join the fun. Add Johnny Carson, Milton Berle, Chet Huntley, Dick Cavett and Henny Youngman for the best roast ever.

51 min · Sep 30, 1970 TV-14
EPISODE 3

The Friars "Roast" Jack Benny

Enjoy the classic comedy of George Burns, Ed Sullivan, Milton Berle, Dennis Day, Johnny Carson and Alan King as they honor, toast and roast their friend: comedian Jack Benny.

52 min · Jan 21, 1970 TV-14
EPISODE 4

The Friars "Roast" Milton Berle

The all-time best comedians come together for this classic Milton Berle roast. Jack Benny, Jan Murray, Red Buttons, Steve Lawrence, Don Drysdale and Alan King toss out their best shots as they show some love for "Uncle Miltie."

47 min · Oct 1, 1969 TV-14
EPISODE 5

The Friars Roast Jerry Lewis

This Jerry Lewis roast features barbs from comedians like Milton Berle, Alan King, Jack Carter, Charlie Callas, Rex Reed and Don Rickles.

52 min · Jan 27, 1971 TV-14

About

The Classic Friars Club Roasts

COMEDY

This is your chance to watch the best comedy roasts of all time. In this lost comedic treasure, each guest of honor is brilliantly lambasted and roasted by certified legends of comedy.

Information

Released: 1968
Rated: TV-14

Languages

Audio and Subtitles: English (United States) (AD, AAC, CC, SDH)

Accessibility

: Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.
: Audio descriptions (AD) refer to a narration track describing what is happening on screen, to provide context for those who are blind or have low vision.