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Rowan and Martin, who stood in front, or just yell out, "Good night, Dick!" This would lead into and continue under the closing credits. There would be one final batch of skits, including a closing appearance from Owens. Up until the finale of Season 4, the last gag would be Arte
Johnson's character, Wolfgang, the German soldier. He would slowly rise up from among some plants, look into the camera and say with a thick German accent, "Veeeeery eeenterestingk!" This would bring the episode to a conclusion - almost. The very last thing the television audience would hear is one pair of hands clapping several seconds after all the credits had rolled. This was the conclusion to almost every show up to the Season 5 finale. For Season 6, the television audience would hear a woman laughing (Ruth Buzzi) very strangely long after the credits had rolled.
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simply appear as themselves, delivering jokes or reacting to a previous sketch. In addition to the announced guest star or stars of the evening, some recurring guest stars would appear unannounced multiple times through a season (which was easy to accomplish given the show's non-linear taping sessions). A trademark of the series was its (even shorter) blackout sketches, often involving rapid-fire cuts between two or more scenes or camera angles, set to a six-note musical sting (or at times, an elongated 16-note version). These were used as transitions into and out of commercials, among other places.
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Interesting Sandwiches, I'll Drink To That beverages, Sock It To Me soups, Laugh-In Fortune Cookies and Here Come Da Fudge sundaes. Staff often rode around on red tricycles wearing yellow raincoats and hats. All locations were closed by the mid-1970s. Menus, French fry bags, sandwich wraps, napkins, salt and pepper shakers and other memorabilia are still sold on EBay.
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rebuked Tyrone's advances and would clobber him multiple times with her purse until he would make a final comment about his well-being and do a slow roll off the bench. Both Tyrone and Gladys later became animated characters (voiced by
Johnson and Buzzi) in "The Nitwits" segments of the 1977 Saturday morning animated television show,
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Laugh-In was a very topical show and the writers expressed the show's political and social beliefs and opinions quite clearly - and often - especially during seasons 1 to 3. Laugh-In critics state it's humor is often racist. But one must look objectively at the era in which it aired. The writers were
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to appear on the show, only to be refused each time until he suddenly agreed to an appearance. In the episode that aired
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August 14th, 1985, the real
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was Ian
Bernard. He wrote the opening theme music, "Inquisitive Tango" (used in Season 1 and again permanently from season 4), plus the infamous "What's the news across the nation" number. He wrote all the musical "play-ons" that introduced comedy sketches like Lily Tomlin's character, Edith Ann, the
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of the time. In the pilot episode, Dan Rowan explained the show's approach: "Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to television's first Laugh-In. Now for the past few years, we have all been hearing an awful lot about the various 'ins'. There have been be-ins, love-ins, and sleep-ins. This
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Not all TV shows appeal to everyone and tastes and opinions very often change as a person gets older. What one thinks was hysterical at age 10 may seem horrific at age 30. As for the non-controversial comedic content of Laugh-In, viewers - original and new - have varying opinions from thinking it is
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lagging behind in social equality in 2024. In looking at the "big picture" from 1960 to 2024, the Laugh-In writers and all other progressive TV writers of that era should not be maligned as racists and out of touch. The wrote from 1967 to 1973 - not in the 2020s. They were evolving products of their
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in 1969. The Laugh-In writers lived during all of these things. There was no way to avoid them. They may have been mere spectators or actual participants. After 1964, TV writers especially had new-found freedoms of expression and less censorship. They were in the eye of the storm and yet trying to
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sometimes sings off-the-wall songs using her loud operatic voice or displaying an advanced state of pregnancy, but is better remembered for her mock outrage at "chicken jokes" and her melodic outcry of "Bo-ring!". At the cocktail parties, she would talk about her never-seen married boyfriend/lover
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donned the judicial robe and wig during his guest appearances, making the role his own. The character was introduced as "The Right Honorable Samuel Davis, Junior" (or "Right Hon." for short). Davis introduced each sketch with a spoken verse like "If your lawyer's sleepin', better give him a nudge!
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Quickies", " ... His Band Of Lard" or "... His Band Of Lies." Also new for the first few episodes was a group of six women dancers called "The Downtown Beauties", referring to the show's running joke of "beautiful downtown Burbank." The members of this group were in the Cocktail Party Scenes and
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At the end of every show, after a final dialogue, Rowan would turn to his co-host and say, "Say good night, Dick", to which Martin replied, "Good night, Dick!", leading into the final Joke Wall segment. The cast would pop out of their doors and either tell jokes to the camera, to each other, or to
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become a series, so many other further-groundbreaking TV comedy shows would not have become a reality, shows that pushed for positive change and made a difference. Had that not happened, America's racial and gender standards and freedoms might be stuck somewhere in the late 90s. "Think about it."
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tongue-twisters ("That's a fine-looking Farkel flinger you found there, Frank"). Dan Rowan played father Frank Farkel the Third, Jo Anne Worley, Barbara Sharma, and Patti Deutsch played his wife Fanny Farkel, Goldie Hawn played Sparkle Farkel, and Arte Johnson played Frank Farkel the Fourth. Ruth
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A chain of Laugh-In restaurants opened in several states during 1968β69; primarily in Michigan, Ohio and Florida. Psychedelically-themed like the show, they offered such menu items as Bippy Burgers, Is That A Chicken Joke Chicken, Fickle Finger Of Fate Fries, Beautiful Downtown Burbank Burgers,
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Ernestine/Miss Tomlin β An obnoxious telephone operator, she has no concern at all for her customers and constantly mispronounced their names. Her close friend is fellow telephone operator, Phenicia; and her boyfriend, Vito. She would boast of being a high school graduate. Tomlin later performed
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Tyrone F. Horneigh (pronounced "hor-NIGH", presumably to satisfy the censors) was a "dirty old man" who was always after drab spinster Gladys Ormphby (Ruth Buzzi). As she sat on a park bench he would attempt to sit right next to her, eventually forcing her to the edge of the bench. Gladys always
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painted "Joke Wall". Owens would also insert offbeat lines in his monotone, deadpan style, in the introductions and occasionally throughout the episode, generally facing a microphone to his side with one hand cupped to his ear (Owens's character loosened up and became "hipper" in later seasons).
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was designed to be very lightly structured and consisted mainly of short comedic sketches. Some of these would reappear multiple times throughout an episode with variations on a theme, while others involved reoccurring characters created by the cast. In others, cast members and guest stars would
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Cast departures and changes: After the finale, Gilliam returned to being a regular dancer in The Cocktail Party scene and in ocassional skits. He remained until the end of the series. Graves, Hawn, Lloyd and Worley left after the season 3 finale. Tomlin remained until the series ended in 1973.
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little girl who sat in a giant rocking chair, and Arte Johnson's old man character, Tyrone, who always got hit with a purse. He also appeared in many of the Cocktail Party scenes, primarily Season 6, where he directed his band as they stopped and started between jokes. Composer-lyricist
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had a variety of items, such as a card with a caricature of Jo Anne Worley with a large open mouth. With a die-cut hole, the card became interactive; a finger could be inserted through the hole to simulate Worley's tongue. Little doors opened on Joke Wall cards to display punchlines.
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wrote all of the original musical production numbers in the show, and often appeared on-camera, accompanying Johnson, Buzzi, Worley, or Sues, on a golden grand piano. Barnes was the creator of the famous Billy Barnes Revues of the 1950s and 1960s, and composed such popular hits as
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show in which White people are made-up as either Asians or Native Americans have made people cringe since about ... 1980. That is just a mere 7 years after Laugh-In went off the air. Change happened very rapidly, even in the post Civil Rights era of 1980, or so, to 1990, or so.
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chartering new territories and could suddenly freely express, more than ever, their outrage at both racial injustice and government stupidity - and do so without fear of retribution. They did the best they could, considering the era in which they lived and worked. Skits on
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would finally come down in 1989 (S2 E23). A third predicttion came partially true in S3 E7 when Rowan lightheartedly discussed the devastaton of "Hurricane Bruce" on Burbank, with damage at $ 27.00". People laughed hystericaly at the dubious name, but 16 years later,
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No matter what opinion people may now have of Laugh-In, it is a fact that it pushed and broke through all kinds of barriers and taboos, and put the spotlight on relevant social issues, many of which we are still struggling with in 2024. It is a fact that had Laugh-In
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6'2" actress Inga Neilsen made appearances as a bugle/kazoo player who could only play one note of "Tiger Rag" and had to deal with Martin's advances. Martin, who showed mild interest in most New Talent acts, enthusiastically cheered her on despite the obvious lack of
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Wolfgang, the WWII German soldier who was unaware the war was over β Wolfgang would often peer out from behind a potted palm and comment on the previous gag saying, with a thick German accent, "Verrry in-te-res-tink", sometimes with comments such as "... but
2840:"Here come de Judge!" -- this Pigmeat Markham sing-song phrase was brought to the show by Sammy Davis Jr. in season 1. He wore an American judge's robe with a British judge's white wig and had a new rhyme with each appearance. Used primarily in Seasons 1-3.
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Terri Alexander, Jeanine Barrat, Sandahl Bergman, Betty Ann Carr, Pat Doty, Sandra Ego, Byron Gilliam, Jayne Kennedy, Millie Knight, Connie Kreskie, Lisa Moore, Janice Pennington, Dolly Read, Linda Redfearn, Beverly Reed, Carol Richards, Adele Yoshioko
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on DVD in Region 1, in a deal with current rightsholder Proven Entertainment. The 38-disc set contains all 140 episodes of the series, complete and uncut, restored and remastered as well as many bonus features and a special 32-page collector's book.
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Uncle Al, the Kiddies' Pal β A short-tempered host of a children's show, he usually goes on the air with a hangover: "Oh, kiddies, Uncle Al had a lot of medicine last night." Whenever he got really agitated, he would yell to "Get Miss Twinkle on the
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Mrs. Earbore (the "Tasteful Lady") β A prim society matron, Mrs. Earbore expressed quiet disapproval about a tasteless joke or remark, and then rose from her chair with her legs spread, getting doused with a bucket of water or the sound of her skirt
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From season 4 on, a variety of sketches or jokes used the word "Foon", usually as part of the name of imaginary products or persons (e.g., Foon detergent, Mr. Foonman). The names "Nern" and "Wacker" were used similarly from Seasons 1 through
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composed special comedic and topical songs for the show's cast and guest stars. He was regularly seen playing a golden grand piano to accompany solos by cast members such as Ruth Buzzi, Alan Sues and Jo Ann Worley and guest stars such as
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from January 1969 to November 1971. Some episodes from seasons 1, 2 and 3 were retransmitted during late 1983 and early 1984. Early broadcasts had to be shown with a black border, as technology was not available to render the 525-line
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to me!"), which invariably results in her (or other cast members) falling through a trap door, being doused with water, or playfully assaulted in various other manners. The phrase was also uttered by many of the cameo guest stars,
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very funny, somewhat funny, entertaining, amusing or boring, stupid, not funny at all. Those born before 1960 may view it as "historical" or sentimental. Those born after 1995 may view Laugh-In as an out-of-touch dinosaur.
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is what got him elected. And I believe that. And I've had to live with that." In an episode of the ill-fated 1977 revival, Rich Little as Nixon says, "I invited the American people to sock-it-to-me.... you can stop now".
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regularly stands in an old-time radio studio with his hand cupped over his ear, making announcements, often with little relation to the rest of the show, such as (in an overly-dramatic voice), "Earlier that evening
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The Scandinavian Storyteller β spoke gibberish, including nonsensical 'Knock Knock' jokes in the Joke Wall. No one could ever understand him. Possibly inspiration for the Muppets' Swedish Chef character.
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who further muddles up obfuscatory government statements he has been asked to clarify. Rowan would often throw to another correspondent (played by Sues) to analyze Eric Clarified's statements in turn.
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The Babbler β A character given to speaking exuberantly and at great length while digressing after every few words and never staying on one subject, producing an unbroken, incomprehensible monolog.
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included Digby Wolfe (comedy consultant, season 1), Phil Hahn and Jack Hanrahan (season 2), Allan Manings (season 3), Marc London and David Panich (seasons 3β6), and Jim Mulligan (season 6).
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started airing the show twice a day in its original one-hour format, complete with the NBC Peacock opening and 'snake' closing. The entire 6 season run was supplied by Proven Entertainment.
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cutter and splicing with adhesive tape, in a manner similar to film editing. This had the incidental benefit of ensuring the preservation of the master tape, as a spliced tape
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franchise, were not involved in this project. They sued Schlatter for using the format without their permission, and won a judgment of $ 4.6 million in 1980.
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Laverne Blossom - A former silent movie star with dark make-up around the eyes. She often attends the cocktail party in the later seasons.
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gay rights - but by the standards of 1967 to 1973 they were actually slightly ahead of the average American. Sadly, these two groups are
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Gelman, Morrie (September 9, 1987). "'Laugh-In' Creator Schlatter Tries Reworking Click Comedy Format For New Weekly Syndie Series".
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Everybody look alive 'cause here come de judge!" Davis would then strut off stage chanting "Here come de judge! Here come de judge!"
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the group was featured for many of the musical numbers. The known names of these dancers are Janice Pennington and Adele Yoshioko.
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Florence Lawrence - a meek wannabe secretary with giant teeth. Also attends the cocktail party during the back half of season four.
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releases of the show, each containing six episodes presented in its original, uncut broadcast version. In 2003, Rhino, through
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during the 1987-1988 television season. Featuring stand-up comedy routines alongside quick comedy sketches similar to
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was revived in the 6th season, usually after the end credits.
2826:"You bet your sweet bippy!" -- said primarily by Dick Martin.
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3756:-owned popular arts/pop culture entertainment cable network
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1971: Best Supporting Actor β Television, Henry Gibson
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1973: Best Supporting Actress β Television, Ruth Buzzi
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3853:"Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In Full Cast & Crew"
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4502:"BBC - Comedy Guide - Rowan And Martin's Laugh-In"
4374:"Check Out the Star-studded Trailer for Netflix's
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3147:Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: The Complete Series
3007:and eventually collected for a paperback reprint.
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388:'s comedies (such as the free-form Broadway revue
328:television network. The show, hosted by comedians
3938:Jump Cut: Memories of a Pioneer Television Editor
3736:aired the series at the same time as the NBC run.
3449:. This entire unique era of the 60s peaked with
2920:" β- uttered by Gibson randomly between sketches.
1768:would be President in 1988, and another that the
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3385:On the other side of the coin and in defense of
3254:TV season, ranking, average viewers per episode
1969:!" He eventually closed each show by talking to
945:, German model Lisa Farringer (episodes 13-24),
5843:top-rated United States network television show
4298:"The TV Ratings Guide: 1972-73 Ratings History"
3957:
3894:"Remembering 'Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In'".
6966:1970s American sketch comedy television series
6956:1960s American sketch comedy television series
4064:. 1972. p. 1969 – via Google books.
3808:North Carolina: McFarland & Company, 2000
3362:, the series was hosted by Schlatter himself.
2962:"That's not funny" -- cast members and guests.
2886:"And that's the truth β PFFFFT!" -- Edith Ann.
890:. Both had been part of season 1. Child actor
475:List of Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In episodes
345:The title of the show was a play on the 1960s
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5724:Golden Globe Award for Best Television Series
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5539:The XX Olympic Winter Games: Opening Ceremony
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4021:Make 'Em Laugh: The Funny Business of America
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3373:Retrospective criticism and counterpoint view
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3110:On June 24, 2003 and then February 24, 2004,
1915:Questions From The Audience / Dick's Costumes
162:140 (+ one-time special and special episode)
5610:Saturday Night Live 40th Anniversary Special
2458:as Pauline Rhetoric (a play on NBC reporter
2106:Busy Buzzi β A cold and heartless old-style
1355:List of Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In guests
744:Season 3 (1969β1970): New regulars included
713:Season 2 (1968β1969): New regulars included
589:being fitted for a giant bunny costume, 1972
6918:Saturday Night Live Weekend Update Thursday
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2883:"Now, that's a no-no!" -- cast and guests.
2071:Gladys Ormphby β A drab, relatively young
1906:back-ups, collisions with each other, etc.
1096:- "The Fun Couple" (through episode 11), β’
894:was also added, doing solo cameo jokes.
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4852:Steve & Eydie Celebrate Irving Berlin
3678:The first four seasons were broadcast on
3138:, with each DVD containing two episodes.
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1476:(credited as Chris Beard), Phil Hahn and
1209:that began in 1968 - the producers hired
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2793:The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
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1299:, βͺοΈLisa Farringer (episodes 13 - 24),
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5626:Carpool Karaoke Primetime Special 2017
5213:and the New York Philharmonic in Japan
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2113:Kathleen Pullman β A wicked parody of
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5296:Annie, the Women in the Life of a Man
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7006:Television shows adapted into comics
4899:A Celebration of the Performing Arts
4885:A Celebration of the Performing Arts
4877:Motown 25: Yesterday, Today, Forever
4018:"Satire and Parody; Sock it to Me?"
3666:International and U.S. re-broadcasts
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1291:through episode 10, Brian Bressler,
5651:Dave Chappelle: Sticks & Stones
5556:Mr. Warmth: The Don Rickles Project
4504:. December 30, 2004. Archived from
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3367:Still Laugh-In: The Stars Celebrate
2408:The Burbank Meter Maid β a dancing
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5247:Frank Sinatra: A Man and His Music
2952:"Wr-r-r-ong!" β- uttered first by
2870:"Ring my chimes!" -- Flip Wilson.
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5682:Dick Van Dyke 98 Years of Magic
5402:'s 60th Anniversary Celebration
5116:The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
5108:The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
5100:The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
5092:The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
5084:The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
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5201:and the New York Philharmonic
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4559:Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In
4480:Television Academy Interviews
3827:"TV Guide Names Top 50 Shows"
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2949:"Gotcha!" -- cast and guests.
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1564:I Stayed Too Long at the Fair
817:Notable visits for season 4:
456:Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In
314:(often simply referred to as
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5506:America: A Tribute to Heroes
5191:An Evening with Fred Astaire
4892:Motown Returns to the Apollo
3701:The series was broadcast on
3136:The Sock-It-To-Me Collection
3079:produced a 15-minute short,
2742:Knowledge's inclusion policy
2239:Sesame Street Stays Up Late!
1830:(adoptive father of actress
1207:The American Indian Movement
398:, and the topical TV satire
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5353:An Evening with John Denver
4372:Wright, Meg (May 9, 2019).
3912:"Ian Bernard (III) profile"
3401:. Further changes began to
3204:The Complete Fourth Season
3182:The Complete Second Season
3112:Rhino Entertainment Company
2696:The 100th episode featured
2434:lent his impersonations of
2085:Baggy Pants and the Nitwits
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5454:Chris Rock: Bring the Pain
4684:The Dinah Shore Chevy Show
4676:The Dinah Shore Chevy Show
4545:Rowan and Martins Laugh-In
4190:"TV Shows On DVD- Goodbye"
4168:"TV Shows On DVD- Goodbye"
4146:"TV Shows On DVD- Goodbye"
4124:"TV Shows On DVD- Goodbye"
4102:"TV Shows On DVD- Goodbye"
3298:Wayland Flowers and Madame
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3226:The Complete Sixth Season
3215:The Complete Fifth Season
3193:The Complete Third Season
3171:The Complete First Season
3122:, released two respective
3077:Sears, Roebuck and Company
2632:the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
2478:β the Senator, the Texan,
2395:Laugh-In Looks at the News
1781:That Was the Week That Was
1750:Laugh-In Looks at the News
1699:most notably Richard Nixon
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668:at the time of the pilot.
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2999:A humor magazine tie-in,
1977:, as well as the cast of
1602:. As computer-controlled
1594:The show was recorded at
1552:The musical director for
1272:, Byron Gilliam (dancer).
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3407:Civil Rights Act of 1964
3399:Civil Rights Act of 1960
3395:Civil Rights Act of 1957
3053:General Aniline and Film
2393:) β a correspondent for
2038:Rabbi Shankar (a pun on
2002:Justice League Unlimited
1460:were: George Schlatter,
1349:Regular guest performers
458:was ranked number 42 on
6996:Nielsen ratings winners
6779:Stuart Saves His Family
5980:The Beverly Hillbillies
5766:The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
5514:Cher: The Farewell Tour
5228:The Bell Telephone Hour
4858:Baryshnikov on Broadway
4313:"The Son Of 'Laugh-In'"
2796:. Originally coined by
2242:, in the last of which
2213:Happy New Year, America
2151:, what are you doin'?".
1983:β both airing opposite
1819:Tin Pan Alley musician
1784:, and in turn inspired
1758:Huntley-Brinkley Report
1570:and the jazz standard "
1313:Willie Tyler and Lester
1100:(through episode 14), β’
1088:(through episode 14), β’
829:, for which she won an
339:The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
6800:A Night at the Roxbury
6019:The Andy Griffith Show
5841:Nielsen Media Research
5746:The Richard Boone Show
5390:: Ol' Red Hair is Back
5238:Chrysler Presents the
4921:The Tracey Ullman Show
4812:The Carol Burnett Show
4804:The Carol Burnett Show
4796:The Julie Andrews Hour
4782:The Carol Burnett Show
4736:The Andy Williams Show
4728:The Andy Williams Show
4712:The Andy Williams Show
3356:King World Productions
3058:The horror spoof film
2686:William F. Buckley Jr.
2644:Strawberry Alarm Clock
2446:and the Kingfish from
2233:Free to Be... a Family
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1668:
1663:Rowan and Martin with
1621:and cutting it with a
1596:NBC's Burbank facility
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1189:(through episode 10),
1127:(through episode 11),
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6871:Whiskey Tango Foxtrot
6729:Nothing Lasts Forever
6136:Laverne & Shirley
5902:The $ 64,000 Question
5596:Kennedy Center Honors
5588:Kennedy Center Honors
5580:Kennedy Center Honors
5572:Kennedy Center Honors
5564:Kennedy Center Honors
5549:: An American Classic
5446:Kennedy Center Honors
5429:Kennedy Center Honors
4508:on December 30, 2004.
4134:on September 2, 2017.
4112:on September 2, 2017.
3998:"Stooping To Conquer"
3443:Monterey Pop Festival
3273:1972β1973: #51 (16.7)
3270:1971β1972: #22 (21.4)
3267:1970β1971: #13 (22.4)
3258:1967β1968: #21 (21.3)
3051:packet was issued by
2864:was simply "Milhous".
2860:was "Mr. F'buckley",
2663:cost him the election
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1676:Frequently recurring
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6986:Epic Records artists
6976:Atco Records artists
6864:Staten Island Summer
5736:The Dick Powell Show
5667:Adele One Night Only
5422:: The First 90 Years
5395:No Award (1979β1989)
4838:Van Dyke and Company
4788:The Dick Cavett Show
4774:The David Frost Show
4768:The Flip Wilson Show
4760:The David Frost Show
4704:The Garry Moore Show
4691:The Fabulous Fifties
4654:The Ed Sullivan Show
4434:. September 13, 2012
4200:on February 7, 2018.
4194:www.tvshowsondvd.com
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4150:www.tvshowsondvd.com
4128:www.tvshowsondvd.com
4106:www.tvshowsondvd.com
3419:underground movement
3264:1969β1970: #1 (26.3)
3261:1968β1969: #1 (31.8)
3237:The Complete Series
2829:"Beautiful downtown
2815:and the second was "
2552:improve this article
2281:The Electric Company
2227:The Electric Company
2094:The Dean Martin Show
2077:Christopher Columbus
1722:Here Comes the Judge
1715:Simon and Gar Farkel
1600:quadruplex videotape
867:Nixon administration
187:Production companies
121:Theme music composer
6911:Saturday Night Live
6614:The Big Bang Theory
5861:Texaco Star Theater
5786:Mission: Impossible
5478:Saturday Night Live
4953:Saturday Night Live
4937:63rd Academy Awards
4831:Saturday Night Live
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4630:Your Show of Shows
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6786:Black Sheep
5965:Wagon Train
5913:I Love Lucy
5891:I Love Lucy
5323:Jack Lemmon
5270:Carl Reiner
4387:October 15,
4222:October 15,
4086:October 15,
4080:Archive.org
4044:October 15,
4039:lambiek.net
3922:October 15,
3879:October 15,
3837:October 15,
3647:Nominated:
3602:(cameraman)
3529:Nominated:
3498:Emmy Awards
3439:Vietnam War
3391:Rock n Roll
3329:Real People
3124:The Best Of
3114:(under its
3049:View-Master
3044:In 1969, a
2967:Bobby Darin
2935:Here's Lucy
2809:Mitch Ryder
2780:up in your
2513:Dave Madden
2493:W.C. Fields
2484:Father Time
2476:Larry Hovis
2436:Ed Sullivan
2424:Spiro Agnew
2420:Ruby Keeler
2200:Lily Tomlin
2188:Lily Tomlin
2176:Donald Duck
2168:dumb blonde
2164:Goldie Hawn
1975:Gary Morton
1945:Dick Martin
1770:Berlin Wall
1730:Flip Wilson
1534:Rowby Goren
1482:Jim Carlson
1466:Digby Wolfe
1462:Larry Hovis
1439:Flip Wilson
1415:Rich Little
1379:Tony Curtis
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1078:Dave Madden
1070:Goldie Hawn
1052:(1968β69):
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1029:Goldie Hawn
994:Dick Martin
986:All Seasons
926:psychedelia
922:Ed Friendly
888:Larry Hovis
855:avant-garde
819:Goldie Hawn
794:Vietnam War
778:avant-garde
774:psychedelia
758:Lily Tomlin
719:Dave Madden
696:Dinah Shore
660:Goldie Hawn
648:Larry Hovis
489:Dick Martin
441:Lily Tomlin
425:Goldie Hawn
334:Dick Martin
303:Dick Martin
203:Romart Inc.
200:Productions
198:Ed Friendly
159:of episodes
124:Ian Bernard
112:Dick Martin
92:Mark Warren
83:Directed by
6940:Categories
6892:Mean Girls
6828:Mean Girls
6721:Gilda Live
6334:60 Minutes
6202:60 Minutes
6156:60 Minutes
6118:Happy Days
5756:The Rogues
5288:Bill Cosby
5262:Sid Caesar
4646:Disneyland
4035:"Roy Doty"
3946:0786403454
3814:0786407662
3792:References
3619:Bea Arthur
3321:Ben Powers
3317:Good Times
3313:June Gable
3302:evangelist
2854:Gore Vidal
2738:relocating
2698:John Wayne
2578:newspapers
2410:meter maid
2339:entendres.
2305:Judy Carne
2066:Ruth Buzzi
1952:Gary Owens
1950:Announcer
1922:Characters
1665:Judy Carne
1627:guillotine
1619:ferrofluid
1530:Allan Katz
1514:Barry Took
1433:John Wayne
1361:Jack Benny
1334:John Wayne
1305:Jud Strunk
1125:Judy Carne
1102:Jack Riley
1058:Judy Carne
1021:Judy Carne
1002:Ruth Buzzi
998:Gary Owens
951:Jud Strunk
906:John Wayne
863:Vaudeville
700:Lena Horne
678:Jack Riley
640:Ruth Buzzi
636:Judy Carne
624:Gary Owens
587:John Wayne
493:Sam Berman
461:TV Guide's
417:Judy Carne
413:Ruth Buzzi
409:Gary Owens
382:vaudeville
243:1973-03-12
233:1968-01-22
174:Production
148:of seasons
67:Created by
6850:MacGruber
6843:Baby Mama
6807:Superstar
6772:Tommy Boy
6751:Coneheads
6704:Works by
6345:Seinfeld
5364:1976β2000
5255:Brigadoon
5183:1959β1975
5020:2001β2014
4823:1976β2000
4606:1951β1975
4486:March 16,
4460:March 16,
4438:March 16,
4412:March 16,
3968:0362-4331
3788:channel.
3451:Woodstock
3346:In 1987,
3307:, former
3160:DVD Name
3143:Time Life
3081:Freeze-In
3075:In 1969,
2750:June 2022
2466:segments.
2456:Ann Elder
2330:Alan Sues
2172:Dumb Dora
1939:Dan Rowan
1690:rice wine
1625:blade or
1510:Jim Abell
1266:Alan Sues
1254:Ann Elder
1252:(child),
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1183:Ann Elder
1153:Alan Sues
1082:Alan Sues
990:Dan Rowan
976:in 2017.
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792:and anti-
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604:Ken Berry
485:Dan Rowan
454:In 2002,
437:Alan Sues
353:" or the
349:culture "
330:Dan Rowan
299:Dan Rowan
107:Dan Rowan
6433:Survivor
6383:Seinfeld
6278:Roseanne
5954:Gunsmoke
5932:Gunsmoke
5659:Hamilton
5420:Bob Hope
5240:Bob Hope
4378:Tribute"
4376:Laugh-In
4325:April 2,
3831:CBS News
3786:Z Living
3409:and The
3397:and The
3393:and The
3387:Laugh-In
3360:Laugh-In
3341:Laugh-In
3311:actress
3284:Laugh-In
3066:Laugh-In
3046:Laugh-In
3039:Laugh-In
3012:Laugh-In
3005:Roy Doty
2894:Walnetto
2892:"Want a
2805:Laugh-In
2788:Laugh-In
2702:Tiny Tim
2667:Laugh-In
2636:Bee Gees
2287:ripping.
2073:spinster
2048:mystical
1985:Laugh-In
1980:Gunsmoke
1868:Laugh-In
1821:Tiny Tim
1801:Laugh-In
1795:creator
1678:Laugh-In
1672:Sketches
1643:jump cut
1635:Laugh-In
1580:Laugh-In
1554:Laugh-In
1542:Laugh-In
1458:Laugh-In
1427:Tiny Tim
1342:Laugh-In
1338:Tiny Tim
1281:Season 6
1234:Season 5
1215:Cherokee
1171:Season 4
1117:Season 3
1108:(dancer)
1050:Season 2
1011:(1968):
1009:Season 1
912:Season 6
902:Tiny Tim
845:Season 5
768:Season 4
740:Season 3
709:Season 2
499:Laugh-In
469:Episodes
378:Laugh-In
351:love-ins
317:Laugh-In
100:Starring
54:Laugh-In
6836:Hot Rod
6447:Friends
6437:(S2-AO)
6406:99β2000
6227:Dynasty
6008:Bonanza
5381:Special
5290:Special
4638:Omnibus
4547:TV Show
4527:YouTube
4382:Vulture
4358:Variety
3855:. IMDb.
3765:Decades
3703:RTΓ One
3427:Hippies
3403:rapidly
3278:Revival
3250:Ratings
3085:Kenmore
2899:"Oh...
2831:Burbank
2817:Respect
2691:Burbank
2592:scholar
2343:phone!"
2317:spring.
2266:⁄
2254:on it!"
2031:as the
1967:shtupid
1842:talent.
1667:in 1967
1637:editor
1615:montage
1613:of the
1526:Don Reo
1340:helped
974:Decades
882:alumni
859:schtick
638:,
363:sit-ins
261:Turn-On
251:Related
241: (
237: β
231: (
226:Release
216:Network
6895:(2024)
6831:(2004)
6821:Enigma
6765:Lassie
6312:Cheers
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