Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In:

Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Episode #57

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Jonathan Winters helps the cast salute the American tourist, and his friend Maude Frickert has a fish fry with the Farkle Family and a run-in with Gladys over Tyrone. Read full recap »

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Writers:: Coslough Johnson Allan Manings Jim Carlson Jim Mulligan John Carsey Jeremy Lloyd John Rappaport Barry Took Jack Douglas Jim Abell Chet Dowling Jack Kaplan

Director:: Mark Warren

Stars:: Gary Owens (Regular Performer); Alan Sues (Regular Preformer (1968-1972)); Lily Tomlin (Regular Performer (1970-1973)); Henry Gibson (Regular Performer (1968-1971)); Ruth Buzzi (Regular Performer); Teresa Graves (Regular Preformer (1969-1970)); Goldie Hawn (Regular Performer (1968-1970)); Pamela Rodgers (Regular Preformer (1969-1970)); Dan Rowan (Co-Host); Judy Carne (Regular Performer (1968-1970)); Jeremy Lloyd (Regular Preformer (1969-1970)); Jo Anne Worley (Regular Preformer (1968-1970)); Byron Gilliam (Regular Preformer (1969-1970)); Arte Johnson (Regular Performer (1968-1971))

Guest Star:: Jonathan Winters (Guest Preformer)

The Flying Fickle Finger Of Fate Award went to the Air Force for firing an efficiency expert who had, before a Senate commitee, blamed them for cost overruns for a transport plane, citing bad management and inadequate cost control. edit »
During the Eskimo protest sketch, Jonathan opens the door and snow flies in. He closes it and picks up a rubber steak, but the door doesn't close. He says 'Door still open, huh?' and uses the steak to close the door. edit »

The short bits included Dan and Arte as French swordsmen, Byron Gilliam as a snake charmer and Henry as a customer, and several scenes with Jonathan as Maude Frickert. edit »

Jonathan: You know, I'm all for sex education books in schools, and I think sex education movies are fine. But all this on-the-job training is going too far, gang! edit »
Arte: (with Russian accent) I don't understand it why these radicals go around planting bombs. They'll never grow. edit »
Gary: Now this late item: President Roosevelt has announced...hey, this is a late item. edit »
Teresa: I hear a lot about these protests, and I say we ought to get behind our President. I mean after all, if these protesters get violent, I want somebody in front of me! edit »
Jonathan: At the last party I went to there was a 300-pound girl wearing a see-through blouse. You could see anything you liked. Trouble is, you didn't like anything you could see. edit »