Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In:

Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Episode #4

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Don Adams joins the cast to help take a look at the medical profession, and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band do one of their songs as well. Read full recap »

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Writers:: Paul W. Keyes Jack Hanrahan Allan Manings Chris Bearde Coslough Johnson Hugh Wedlock David Panich Marc London Phil Hahn Digby Wolfe

Director:: Gordon Wiles

Stars:: Roddy Maude-Roxby (Regular Preformer (1968)); Judy Carne (Regular Performer (1968-1970)); Gary Owens (Regular Performer); Dick Martin (Co Host); Arte Johnson (Regular Performer (1968-1971)); Henry Gibson (Regular Performer (1968-1971)); Goldie Hawn (Regular Performer (1968-1970)); Dan Rowan (Co-Host); Jo Anne Worley (Regular Preformer (1968-1970)); Eileen Brennan (Regular Performer (1968))

Recurring Role:: Jack Riley (Guest Performer); Pamela Austin (Guest Performer)

Guest Star:: Paul Gilbert (Cameo Appearance); Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (Guest Performer)

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In the Future News segment, Dan introduced an item like this: "Item: Washington, DC, 1988: President Ronald Reagan..." edit »
This is the first episode where the phrases "My name is Etc. and I've got a secret" and "If Etc. married Etc. he\she been Etc." began. edit »
The short bits included Don having problems playing golf; action around a shower stall; Roddy as a waiter waiting on Henry; Don with various women trying to convince Dan, a motel owner, that he is married to each one; and various bits with characters from The New Adventures Of Robin Hood. (Editor's Note: See Episode 5 for more info.) edit »

Robin Hood: My name is Robin Hood. I rob from the rich, and I give to the poor.
Don: Really? I'm a Republican, myself. edit »
Judy: After all, this country was founded on a revolution, and we think it's time for another; provided, of course that the government will subsidize it. edit »
Don: Little Jack Horner sat in the corner
Eating his Christmas pie.
Then they put him away for many a day
For it was the Fourth of July. edit »
Dick: Did you ever stop to realize that alimony is like keeping up payments on a car with four flat tires?
Women: Boo! Boo!

Judy: Please say you love me! Say it! Say it!
Roddy: I love you.
Judy: You're a liar!
Men: Boo! Boo! edit »
Douglas: I'm so happy to be here. I'm so happy to be anywhere. edit »