Name That 1980s Comedian 49

Oh, humble. [laughter] Ladies and gentlemen, I'm No, it's a great show. And you know, in real life, Tattoo married a woman 6'2. I read it in the Inquirer, so I know it's true. 6'2. He's 2'6. And they showed them dancing together close and in paper. It was unbelievable. [laughter] On a on a honeymoon, what do you have to make? Two trips. What is 6'2, 2'6? I don't What I love, now don't get me wrong, Mrs. tattoo. Didn't marry tattoo just for the money. [laughter] She would have married him had he been a plain ordinary dwarf. [laughter] Just the kind you see every day at a singles bar. Buy a drink. [laughter] She would have dropped kick. Get out of here. Now that the relationship, they worked together around the house like a team despite the disparity of their heights. He would every time he wanted to take a bath, she'd take her stockings out of the sink. She didn't care. The woman was fine with us. We don't have time to wait for this to happen. [laughter] Every time he changed a light bulb, she'd help him out the refrigerator. They work together. [laughter] They work together around the house. And that's important. Where are they now? Somebody told me tattoos an air traffic controller. You know the plane. The plane. [laughter] No, no, he's not that either. He doesn't have to work anymore. Now a dwarf of leisure and his beautiful Beverly Hills mansion and his evening wear by Mattel pasing back and forth back and forth under his bed basic [laughter] because he thought she loved him to him. My favorite episode you ask last year the last episode when Ricardo Monttoban finally got his fantasy. He got to run over tattoo with a Cordoba. [laughter] [applause and cheering]