S 3.E 13

Guest Starring Phyllis Diller

L'épisode a été diffusé 8 déc. 1969
TV-PG
52m

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Romy Schneider and Dan Rowan in Laugh-In (1967)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe guys perform a song about the importance of truth. At one point most of the cast dresses in a polka dot, wide middle outfits, tell jokes and run into each other.The guys perform a song about the importance of truth. At one point most of the cast dresses in a polka dot, wide middle outfits, tell jokes and run into each other.The guys perform a song about the importance of truth. At one point most of the cast dresses in a polka dot, wide middle outfits, tell jokes and run into each other.

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7,5/10

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6/10

Phyllis Diller returns as a guest star on this ep of "Laugh-In"

Phyllis Diller returns as the main guest star of this ep of "Laugh-In". She's so far the only one-when introducing the hosts Dan Rowan & Dick Martin-to actually appear with them when doing so. She does her usual jokes about hubby "Fang" as well as about her looks. Also appearing are Roger Moore when he was still known as "The Saint", Jacqueline Susann as she plugs her book "The Love Machine", and Romy Schneider from, I'm guessing, leftover footage from an earlier taping. This wasn't as funny as previous eps from this season but it's amusing enough as far as "Laugh-In" eps go...

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Anecdotes
It was at this point in the series when Judy Carne began to appear infrequently (due probably to her dissatisfaction with the series at the time); In few episodes she would star, in some she was absent, and in others (including her last regular appearance, Season 3 Episode #23 - guest-starring Ringo Starr), she would appear in a brief, sometimes uncredited cameo.

Citations
Roger Moore: I'm Roger Moore. I'm known as "The Saint."
Dick Martin: I'm Dick Martin. I'm known as "The Sinner."

Connexions
References King Kong (1933)

Bandes originales
Thanks For the Memory
(uncredited)
Written by Ralph Rainger (uncredited) and Leo Robin (uncredited)
Performed by Bob Hope (uncredited)