People are always complaining about the Oscars being too long. But in 1958, when the ceremony ended, host Jerry Lewis discovered that he still had 20 minutes of air time to fill. So he bravely ad libbed a comedy set, before busting out a trumpet and trying to play with the orchestra. NBC was non-plussed, but we say—you go, Jerry. [Suite 101]
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