charmlessman 
That was actually pretty cool.
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dichotic1
YES
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hornung
still funny.
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Merzbau
-1 star for Costello saying "Who's wife?". IT VIOLATES THE GRAMMATICAL PREMISE OF THE JOKE
Otherwise awesome.
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Comrade Admiral This is an orthographical distinction, not a phonetic one. In the context of the joke, "Who's wife" would be correct, rather than "Whose wife", but Costello couldn't possibly have prior knowledge of what he was actually saying unless he -
A) Had one of those kinetic typography dealies going on in front of his face, and
B) Was a grammar Nazi.
Their names could just as easily be 'Hu', 'Watt', and 'Idano', and it wouldn't make a lick of difference to him for that reason.
PEDANTRY AHOY
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kennydra
I dare you to find a more perfect comedy routine than "Who's on first?".
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Cube
I like the Pulp Fiction one more, but I think this is a great genre of art.
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Cube So you haven't seen the typography animation made of a conversation from Pulp Fiction?
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freedoom
Having to read it all kind of takes away from the experience. also this is a different recording of "Who's on first?" than i'm used to, i wish they hadn't cut it off at the end.
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Man Who Fights Like Woman
It's not a riddle, Ray.
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Bruce182
Excellent.
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takewithfood
5th star courtesy of "every dollar of it" falling to pieces.
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