Laugh-In Welcomes James Garner | Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- The women of Laugh-In welcome James Garner to Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In.
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Hosted by Dan Rowan and Dick Martin, this groundbreaking sketch comedy show was a fast-moving barrage of jokes, one-liners, running skits, and musical numbers. The groundbreaking, Emmy Award-winning show, created by George Schlatter, premiered in January, 1968 and ran until March, 1973.
A group of regulars including Goldie Hawn, Lily Tomlin, Jo Anne Worley, Ruth Buzzi, Arte Johnson, Henry Gibson, Judy Carne, Alan Sues, Chelsea Brown, and Gary Owens--plus frequent guests like Barbara Feldon, Flip Wilson and Don Rickles left a lasting impression on America.
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James Garner. One of the last great actors of our generation. Also a 2 time recepient of The Purple Heart Medal of Honor from the Korean War. Thank you Mr. Garner for your service and sharing your talent with a Greatful Nation. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 RIP.
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Those lucky women! James was so very handsome!
A good sort and a good sport.
My all time favorite male actor.
This episode aired in April 1968 for anyone interested.
Damn! It's good to be James Garner!
BWAHAHAHAHA Love James Garner!!!! Laugh-in was so funny!!!
Kinda galling that they actually were forbidden to have Garner and the black girl kiss on Network TV. (Star Trek was the first to break that rule) But I love how they gave the network a dig by having him "take her home". Thus implying something even more "shocking". BTW they ordered the girls from less to more "attractive". But in reality Ruth Buzzi and Joanne Worley were made to look bad for the show (comedic effect). I've seen them in other shows and they're rather nice looking.
In several episodes, Sammy Davis gets kissed by the ladies, and he would joke" we've just lost Alabama", or Mississippi or Georgia or......
Right after Arte Johnson, as Wolfgang, popped up and said, "In Birmingham (AL) right now, zere vatching a test pattern! Belief it!"
I wonder if the writers were leery of a white actor kissing a black actor? It was apparently big news on star trek November 1968 when Shatner kissed Nichelle Nichols.
I think they were. He kissed every woman except the black actress.
I think it was the opposite. The writers wanted him to be able to kiss her, the network wouldn't let them because of the sponsors, so the writers inserted this cheeky protest.
@@RogerOThornhill Insightful.
02:06 - 02:12 Commentary on 1969 what in late 2023 is a shockingly racist and uncalled-for network standard. (Fun fact: in 1970 Goldie Hawn intentionally kissed Sammy Davis Jr. in an unscripted moment during a skit with Dan Rowan while Sammy was dressed in his "Here comes da judge" costume, and the network censors let it slip by.)
Couldn’t be done today… and i hate the current times because of it.
At least people of different races are allowed to kiss. I think we live in much better times.
@@iboothby better in some senses… worse in others.
Doesn't need to be done today. (Though there are still a lot of people who hate it.)
Sock it to me
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Sad that the times wouldn't allow him to kiss Theresa Graves. She was incredibly beautiful.
Truly!
You bet your sweet bippy!
Those were the days when women were women and men weren't