Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In:

Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Episode #37

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The show started with Flip as Michelangelo and the cast in vaudeville mode. After the intros, Dick talks about his invisible Uncle Willard, and this leads into The Quickies. Next was the history of the 20th century through the eyes of a bed. Following was a plug for the Laugh-In 1969 record album. Next were several short bits and the news, where the girls made like drum majorettes. Following was Robot Theater with Arte and Judy as newlyweds, more short bits, Judy introducing people telling about their favorite Sock-It-To-Me and the party. Next was Gladys and Tyrone, the Flying Fickle Finger of Fate Award, and more short bits. The whole next segment was taken up by Mod Mod World, which looked at senior citizens. Next, Dick told Dan how he was taking a group of gay divorcees to Africa on a safari, which led to Judy's campus report. Then a Letter To Laugh-In, more short bits, the good nights, the joke wall and the last short bits. Add a recap »

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Writers:: Coslough Johnson Chris Bearde Marc London Allan Manings Jim Mulligan Jim Carlson Dave Cox Lorne Michaels Paul W. Keyes Hart Pomerantz David Panich Hugh Wedlock Jr.Jack Mendelsohn

Director:: Gordon Wiles

Stars:: Dan Rowan (Co-Host); Judy Carne (Regular Performer (1968-1970)); Goldie Hawn (Regular Performer (1968-1970)); Chelsea Brown (Regular Preformer (1968-1969)); Dick Martin (Co Host); Alan Sues (Regular Preformer (1968-1972)); Gary Owens (Regular Performer); Dave Madden (Regular Preformer (1968-1969)); Byron Gilliam (Regular Preformer (1969-1970)); Jo Anne Worley (Regular Preformer (1968-1970)); Ruth Buzzi (Regular Performer); Henry Gibson (Regular Performer (1968-1971)); Arte Johnson (Regular Performer (1968-1971))

Recurring Role:: Flip Wilson (Guest Performer); Douglas Fairbanks (Cameo Appearance)

Guest Star:: Connie Stevens (Cameo Appearance); Doug McClure (Trampas(Cameo Appearance)); Gina Lollobrigida (Cameo Appearance #37); Werner Klemperer (Col. Klink(Cameo Appearance)); James Drury (The Virginian(Cameo Appearance))

The Flying Fickle Finger Fate Award went to General Telephone Co. of California for 'firing' one of their employees who testified before the Public Utilities Commission that the company had given the public limited choices, had a lack of equipment and bad service. edit »

During the Quickies, a bit in the harem from the Christmas episode appeared. You can see Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. in the background as Chelsea and Goldie start to talk to each other. edit »
James Drury and Doug McClure played their Virginian characters during their bits. edit »
The short bits included Dan as Dr. Livingston, Flip talking to cops on the street, the cast of The Virginian, and the return of the pirates. edit »

(after Goldie introduces Dan for the future news)
Dan: Goldie, you're irrepressable.
Goldie: That's all right, my dress is wash-and-wear.
Dan: Oh, good! edit »
Ruth: Hey, Flip-Flop! Did you hear George Wallace's last speech on television?
Flip: I hope so, I hope so! edit »
Jo Anne: I'm going on a very strict diet this month. I'm cutting down on my sugar daddy! edit »
Arte: Hey, Judy, what would I have to give you for a little kiss?
Judy: Chloroform! edit »
Flip: Hey, Henry! Henry!
Henry: Yeah, Flip?
Flip: If twelve people were coming to your house to dinner, what would you fix?
Henry: The stove!
Flip: Whooo!!!! edit »