General / Off-Topic Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In

Para Handy

Para Handy
People of a certain age will remember the American comedy series "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In" for it's colourful appearance (colour TV was not widespread in the UK at the time, 1969 ) and the zany humour. The other day I stumbled across it on Amazon Prime Video - all six series are free to watch if you have Prime.

Watch Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In | Prime Video

The iconic sketch comedy series known for its hysterical, rapid-fire gags, featuring both suggestive innuendo and political humor, as well as timely social commentary that is just as relevant today!
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Episode 1 (the pilot show) is poor technical quality but the rest seem to be a nice bit of nostalgia for my age-group I think. (Presented in "Living Colour" by NBC LOL )

Say goodnight "shortened name of Richard" (that the nanny filter blanks)...

'Goodnight "shortened name of Richard" (that the nanny filter blanks)'
 

Arry

Arry
If I remember correctly, it was a bit 'risky'. Naughty things said and done, with the female co-host? Maybe not for today's P.C. psycho audiences.

My dad used to refer to it, back in the 70s. Strange really, because after 1973, we did not have a T.V. in the house.
 

JetsonRING

JetsonRING
Best part of Laugh-In was Goldie Hawn at 18 years old, dancing around in a teeny bikini, her (fantastic) body decorated all over with body-paint and her ditzy-blond act.

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Ralph Vargr

Ralph Vargr
Para Handy said:
People of a certain age will remember the American comedy series "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In" for it's colourful appearance (colour TV was not widespread in the UK at the time, 1969 ) and the zany humour. The other day I stumbled across it on Amazon Prime Video - all six series are free to watch if you have Prime.

Watch Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In | Prime Video

The iconic sketch comedy series known for its hysterical, rapid-fire gags, featuring both suggestive innuendo and political humor, as well as timely social commentary that is just as relevant today!
www.amazon.co.uk

Episode 1 (the pilot show) is poor technical quality but the rest seem to be a nice bit of nostalgia for my age-group I think. (Presented in "Living Colour" by NBC LOL )

Say goodnight "shortened name of Richard" (that the nanny filter blanks)...

'Goodnight "shortened name of Richard" (that the nanny filter blanks)'
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Thank you. It was a staple on my NBC station.
 
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