James Coco, Fannie Flagg, Charles Nelson Reilly, Mort Sahl

Episódio foi ao ar 10 de jan. de 1972
TV-PG
52 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaSketches include Henny Youngman jokes with comments by Mona Tera, nudist camp, Lily's tasteful lady, Ruth and Alan fake commercials, the Mod, Mod world of New York, Holdup blackouts, Mort Sa... Ler tudoSketches include Henny Youngman jokes with comments by Mona Tera, nudist camp, Lily's tasteful lady, Ruth and Alan fake commercials, the Mod, Mod world of New York, Holdup blackouts, Mort Sahl press conference, Richard's Groucho as a doctor, Alan and Ruth as Tarzan and Jane, Gall... Ler tudoSketches include Henny Youngman jokes with comments by Mona Tera, nudist camp, Lily's tasteful lady, Ruth and Alan fake commercials, the Mod, Mod world of New York, Holdup blackouts, Mort Sahl press conference, Richard's Groucho as a doctor, Alan and Ruth as Tarzan and Jane, Galley slaves and Charles quickies. Featuring Henny Youngman, Fanny Flagg, James Coco, Mort Sa... Ler tudo

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Richard Dawson: I gave my wife a fake fur and I told her: pretend it's real. She said "All right, tonight when you go to bed, pretend I'm with you."

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References De Ilusão Também se Vive (1947)

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5/10

Mort Sahl makes an appearance on this edition of "Laugh-In"

This particular ep of "Laugh-In" seemed to be filled with many leftover skits as I recognized some of them from previous eps, but these have different results at the end of them so they're not verbatim repeats. That includes many cut-ins from Fannie Flagg, Henny Youngman, and James Coco. There are some new ones with Charles Nelson Reilly and Mort Sahl who does a Q and A with the cast members as they ask him to answer questions as various celebs, usually political figures. To tell the truth, I didn't think he was funny in this format. During the Cocktail Party sequence, usually silent dancer Barbi Benton got to say a line when she asked Dick Martin something. Oh, and I noticed there wasn't a "Laugh-In News" segment this time around. In summary, this was an okay ep of "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In".