In “Making a Movie with Dorothy Lamour,” Abbott tries to turn Costello into a Hollywood leading man, but Lou keeps bungling every lesson—from dramatic acting to romantic scenes. The chaos peaks when guest star Dorothy Lamour arrives, sending Costello into starstruck panic and turning the movie set into pure comedy.

The Abbott and Costello Show featuring Charles Laughton was a special radio episode where the classic comedy duo teamed up with the legendary actor for a humorous, offbeat adventure. Laughton’s dramatic persona contrasted perfectly with Abbott and Costello’s slapstick antics, creating a memorable mix of witty dialogue and comedic chaos. The episode showcased the duo’s signature wordplay while giving listeners a rare glimpse of Laughton’s lighter, comedic side.

On this classic episode of Abbott and Costello, the comedy duo teams up with the blustery Great Gildersleeve for a laugh-filled adventure packed with quick banter and misunderstandings galore. Costello’s trademark confusion collides with Gildersleeve’s pompous charm, while Abbott tries—mostly in vain—to keep the chaos under control. It’s vintage radio comedy at its finest, blending slapstick timing with golden-age wit.

In this Abbott and Costello episode, the comedy duo pays a chaotic visit to a sanitarium, where Lou becomes convinced he’s suffering from every ailment described. Classic mix-ups, misunderstandings, and slapstick gags ensue as Bud tries to keep things under control. The result is a fast-paced half-hour of classic radio comedy with the pair at their best.

In the Abbott & Costello radio episode Lou’s Engaged to Judy Canova (aired January 6, 1944), Lou accidentally ends up engaged to the comedic country entertainer Judy Canova after tipping his hat to her. Bud Abbott then has to deal with the fallout, including looming expectations of a “shotgun wedding.”

“Abbott and Costello: Matrimonial Agency” is a classic comedy radio episode where Abbott convinces Costello to help run a marriage bureau. Chaos unfolds as Costello bungles introductions, mistakes clients’ intentions, and finds himself in increasingly ridiculous situations. The episode blends their trademark wordplay with fast-paced misunderstandings for plenty of laughs.