Fabulous television series running from 1967 to 1973.
What made the show so great was the lively supporting cast associated with it.
The sketches with Arte Johnson as the old man starting up with Ruth Buzzi on the park bench were constantly hilarious. Who had the idea to put that net on Buzzi's hair? It made her look so appropriately ugly. When she swung that pocketbook, we roared with laughter.
Then we had Judy Carne saying "Sock it to Me!" Remember when Richard Nixon said that famous line briefly on the show?
Dick Martin gave us that dead pan like humor and Dan Rowan portrayed the typical slick but constant smoking guy on the show.
Joanne Worley was loud but so well suited for this continuous mayhem.
I can't imagine how announcer Gary Owen was able to restrain himself from laughing.
This show and "That Was the Week That Was" gave new dimension to television.
What made the show so great was the lively supporting cast associated with it.
The sketches with Arte Johnson as the old man starting up with Ruth Buzzi on the park bench were constantly hilarious. Who had the idea to put that net on Buzzi's hair? It made her look so appropriately ugly. When she swung that pocketbook, we roared with laughter.
Then we had Judy Carne saying "Sock it to Me!" Remember when Richard Nixon said that famous line briefly on the show?
Dick Martin gave us that dead pan like humor and Dan Rowan portrayed the typical slick but constant smoking guy on the show.
Joanne Worley was loud but so well suited for this continuous mayhem.
I can't imagine how announcer Gary Owen was able to restrain himself from laughing.
This show and "That Was the Week That Was" gave new dimension to television.