feathered, here is miss phyllis diller. [ applause ] [ laughter ] >> i think when it came to women doing comedy, certainly standup, you had to dress in a way that was crazy. you had to work within the confines of what guys would accept you doing. [ laughter ] >> what? >> is that all right? i got that in the dressing room and it fell out. [ laughter ] >> you're basically saying i'm coming up on stage, don't look at me as a woman, look at me as a funny person. >> just looking at the two outfits here, moms and woody's -- >> i would like to wear mom's. >> eye like -- i'd like to wear yours. >> a great kbleend of the '-- comedienne of the '30s, '40s, '50s didn't get known until the '60s when there were more bloom people on tv. >> i'm accused of liking young man, and i'm guilty. >> she was very sexual and was