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Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In

Episode #61

Season 3, Episode 21, Aired Feb 09, 1970

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Carl Reiner plays a slick toupee salesman and helps the cast with a Russian version of the show. Also, the debut of the Fabulous Farkle Fling.

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Art Metrano

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Carl Reiner

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Andy Williams

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Arte Johnson

Regular Performer/Mr. Rosmenko/Tyrone F. Horneigh
Lily Tomlin

Regular Performer/Mrs. Earbore/Ernestine
Dick Martin

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Alan Sues

Regular Performer/Uncle Al
Gary Owens

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Ruth Buzzi

Regular Performer/Gladys Ormphby

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- The Parson: I understand the Vatican has added an eleventh commandment: 'Thou shalt not pill.'
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- Carl: I have a dog that's so nervous, when you say attack, he has one.
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- Goldie: I love your show, Andy, but I gotta tell ya, I sure miss Amos. Yeah. (Andy laughs) You gotta get some sun, boy!
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- Carl: A while back Mel Brooks and I did The Two-Thousand Year Old Man. Now, here I am on Laugh-In doing two-thousand year old jokes.
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- Lily: Can anyone tell me what's the best way to avoid a hangover? Jeremy: (with Russian accent) You stay drunk, darling.
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- Carl: Pam? Pamela: What? Carl: Have you ever had your eyes checked? Pamela: Oh, no. They've always been just plain brown.
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- Goldie: What's a home without children? Carl: Quiet.
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- Dick: Andy, tell me, uh, what is your TV show really like? Andy: Uh, well, do you know what good, clean fun really is? Dick: No, what good is it?
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- Carl: Bolshevik. Gary: A.M. and F. M.
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- This episode is featured with Episode #32(featuring Don Rickles) on Disc 3 of the Best Of Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In DVD set.
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The short bits included Dan as a psychiatrist, Ruth and Jo Anne as colonial women in stocks and Arte, Carl and Henry in a German sub.

Jim Backus did bits as both himself and his Mr. Magoo character.

The cast did their interpretation of a Russian version of Laugh-In. This included a party with Henry Gibson as a Chinese man, Uncle Alovich; a fake commercial for a washtub and washboard; the present news(but no future news because there is no future); and a joke wall with only two holes. Jo Anne Worley first said "I theenk that ees fantastick!" and used it for the next several shows.