• Skip to main content
  • Skip to header right navigation
  • Skip to site footer
do you remember

DoYouRemember?

The Home of Nostalgia

  • Celebrity News
    • Family
    • Obituaries
    • Life Behind the Fame
    • Icons
    • Celebrity Feuds
  • Entertainment
    • Cast
    • Showbiz Rewind
    • Music
    • Beauty & fashion
  • Stories
  • Celebrity Buzz!?
  • Sitcoms
    • Bewitched
    • Little Rascals
    • The Partridge Family
    • I Dream of Jeannie
    • All in the Family
    • MASH
    • Happy Days
    • Cheers
  • Celebrity Collections
  • About Us
  • Media
  • Privacy
  • Terms
  • DMCA
  • Contact Us
  • Authors
Stories

Dean Martin, Ted Knight, And Tim Conway Team Up For A Hilarious Skit On ‘The Dean Martin Show’

by Jane E. Kenney • Published August 2, 2018

Add as a preferred source on Google

Dean Martin was one of the hottest names back in the day, and probably still is. He was an actor, singer, comedian, and producer back in his day, and everyone wanted to work with him. He hosted his own show called The Dean Martin Show, in which he teamed up with Ted Knight and Tim Conway for a hilarious skit.

The skit was called “The Bar” and opens to Martin sipping a ginormous glass of whiskey and smoking a cigarette when Knight comes into play. Conway is the third and last to hit the stage and his comedy is enough to make Martin break character and laugh.

Related:

  1. Wendy Williams Makes Rare Public Appearance After Documentary Exploiting Her Failing Health
  2. Before She Was Nellie On ‘Little House,’ Alison Arngrim Auditioned For Two Other Roles
dean martin
YouTube / dino4ever

There are tons of great references in the sketch, from Ted Knight’s character, Ted Baxter, to longtime friend Frank Sinatra, and subtle dirty jokes that earned an eruption of laughter from the audience. Many people have commented on the skit, wondering just how much of Conway’s dialogue was improvised since it caused so much laughter on Martin’s and Knight’s end.

martin
YouTube / dino4ever

The sketch itself works very well because they’re all playing themselves, making references to other parts of the show business industry. There’s a lot of subtle jabs at each other, themselves, and at the industry, while still being funny and lighthearted. These three gentlemen thoroughly enjoyed performing the skit. As Conway was notorious for going off script often, it’s no wonder all three of them were just cracking up!

martin
YouTube / dino4ever

The Dean Martin Show began in 1965 and ended in 1974. It ran for a total of 9 seasons with over 260 episodes. He originally was very reluctant to even do the show. He had outrageous demands for the production team, stating that he required a high-paying salary and only needed to show up for the actual taping of the shows and that was it. The network actually agreed to this and the rest was history.

martin
Wikipedia

He had a multitude of regulars and recurring guests on his show. He did a lot of solo performances on his show in addition to joint performances with guests. He also implemented a ‘mystery singer’ segment on his show, one of them being friend Frank Sinatra at one point, where they both sang “Strangers In The Night” together.

martin
Wikimedia Commons

You can watch the hilarious skit in the video below!

Be sure to SHARE this article if you loved The Dean Martin Show!

More Like This

ABBA’s Anni-Frid Lyngstad Was Born Into A Wartime Tragedy Few Fans Knew

Amanda Blake Felt More At Home On The ‘Gunsmoke’ Set Than In Her Own House

Only One Star From ‘The Bob Newhart Show’ Main Cast Is Still Alive Today

Susan Boyle, 65, Debuts Platinum Hair And Major Career News, 17 Years After ‘I Dreamed A Dream’

About Jane E. Kenney

Jane E. Kenney was DoYouRemember’s Editorial Director, writing and editing nostalgia stories for the site from 2018 to 2026.

  • View Author
  • Website
  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
Previous Post:‘ALF’ Reboot In The Works At Warner Bros. TV, Reports Say
Previous Post:Adorable Beagle Helps Newborn Fall Asleep In The Cutest Way

Sidebar

Recommended

Humphrey Bogart And Ingrid Bergman Said Goodbye At The Airport, But A ‘Casablanca’ Sequel Was Announced To Bring Them Back

Walter Koenig

95-Year-Old ‘Star Trek’ Star William Shatner Reveals How Selling His Kidney Stone Helped Build a Home

Peter Falk Played Columbo For 35 Years, But Only Eagle-Eyed Fans Ever Caught His First Name


do you remember
  • About Us
  • Media
  • Privacy
  • Terms
  • DMCA
  • Contact Us
  • Authors

  • Facebook
  • X
  • YouTube
  • Pinterest
  • LinkedIn
  • Instagram
  • Mail

© 2026 · All Rights Reserved · Powered by BizBudding