George Burns
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Sep 11, 2026
Marcus BronzyHOST
fucked.
Richie DrissHOST
George Burns comes home to find Gracie arranging a beautiful bouquet of flowers in a vase.
Richie DrissHOST
Hello, Gracie.
Richie DrissHOST
Hi, George.
Joe ConchaHOST
You could be...
Joe ConchaHOST
You know, George Burns, right at the very end, they'll still prove George Burns because that's the rule there, which, you know, use some discretion.
Joe ConchaHOST
My goodness gracious.
Joe ConchaHOST
Oh, boy.
Buzz LeerHOST
So if you go back and listen to our episode 10 from season 2, you'll hear...
Buzz LeerHOST
You'll see the episode with... knockout shorts at the Sunset Las Palmas studios in the George Burns stage.
Buzz LeerHOST
Now, I'm going to let Larry tell the rest of this story about where he did E! Entertainment.
Buzz LeerHOST
Tell that story, which I think is cool.
Larry NamerGUEST
Okay.
Larry NamerGUEST
And so he actually worked for Jack and knew that thing.
Larry NamerGUEST
So when we needed a place to go, Jack gave us offices with George Burns.
Larry NamerGUEST
So he shot in
Scott SherrGUEST
Other people have larger buckets.
Scott SherrGUEST
They could be like, I don't remember who, I don't know if you remember who George Burns was, but he was this comedian that lived-
Mona SharmaHOST
Mm-hmm
Scott SherrGUEST
... to, like, 100 years old smoking cigars and drinking whiskey every day, right? So many people, most people do not have that sized bucket.
Trace GallagherGUEST
People, Dick Van Dyke will be 101 years old in December, he's still doing interviews.
Trace GallagherGUEST
You're like, what is going on here? George Burns was still smoking cigars at 93 and laughing because he was still alive.
Trace GallagherGUEST
He'd smoke 10 cigars a day and laugh because I'm still alive.
Trace GallagherGUEST
He lived to be 100.
Trace GallagherGUEST
I look at Larry Kudlow, who worked at East 79. he worked at the at the white house right he was decided at 71 he was going to go work at the white house so he worked the white house four years and now he's 75 are you going to retire now i'm going to go back and work at fox news for another four or five six years who knows but that's the kind it's just it gets in their blood and they can't leave it and so you're you're exactly right people dick van dyke will be 101 years old in December, he's still doing interviews.
Trace GallagherGUEST
You're like, what is going on here? George Burns was still smoking cigars at 93 and laughing because he was still alive.
Trace GallagherGUEST
He'd smoke 10 cigars a day and laugh because I'm still alive.
Trace GallagherGUEST
He lived to be 100.
Trace GallagherGUEST
I look at Larry Kudlow, who worked at East 79. he worked at the at the white house right he was decided at 71 he was going to go work at the white house so he worked the white house four years and now he's 75 are you going to retire now i'm going to go back and work at fox news for another four or five six years who knows but that's the kind it's just it gets in their blood and they can't leave it and so you're you're exactly right people dick van dyke will be 101 years old in December, he's still doing interviews.
Trace GallagherGUEST
You're like, what is going on here? George Burns was still smoking cigars at 93 and laughing because he was still alive.
Trace GallagherGUEST
He'd smoke 10 cigars a day and laugh because I'm still alive.
Trace GallagherGUEST
He lived to be 100.
Don MabusGUEST
She had the, uh, she didn't have any Beatles albums, but she had the, uh, the Sergeant Pepper movie soundtrack, you know, talking about with the BGs and Peter Frampton and all that stuff.
Don MabusGUEST
So that's really kind of the first, I mean, other than what I'd hear on the radio and not realize what it was maybe at the time, that was the first, my first exposure to the Beatles was hearing George Burns sing, digging a hole or fixing a hole or
AndyHOST
something.
Don MabusGUEST
as bad as some of those versions were they were the great songs still shine through every time that was kind of my first exposure to it i think then it's later on i get sergeant peppers like oh this is the real sergeant peppers oh cool this is way better
NibodhiHOST
It's also not telling the older person to go out and party all night long like a 20 year old can.
NibodhiHOST
Although there could be some value in that, you know, George Burns.
NibodhiHOST
And I'm not saying he's a good example.
NibodhiHOST
I'm not following his example.
NibodhiHOST
But George Burns lived to be over 100 years.
NibodhiHOST
And he drank alcohol, he smoked cigars, and he had a lot of sex.
NibodhiHOST
And he said that if he stopped any one of those before the age of 100, he would have had no reason to live.
Randy HodginsHOST
And I'm Randy Hodgins.
Randy HodginsHOST
And that was George Burns, crooning his 1980 country hit, I Wish I Was 18 Again.
Randy HodginsHOST
But let's start at the beginning.
Randy HodginsHOST
Born Nathan Birnbaum in New York circa 1896, George's mother died during the 1903 flu epidemic, and George went to work at any odd job he could find.
Randy HodginsHOST
George has three stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for movies, TV, and live performance.
Randy HodginsHOST
He's buried at Forest Lawn with his beloved Gracie, insisting his name be below hers so she would always have top billing.
Steve McClellanHOST
You can find out more about George Burns and all our comedy legends, including video clips and extended audio cuts at LaughTracksRadio.com.
Steve McClellanHOST
Thanks for listening, and until next time, it's goodbye from me.
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