Barbara Feldon, Tim Conway, Shelley Berman, Johnny Carson, Hugh Downs, John Wayne, Flip Wilson

Episode aired Apr 22, 1968
TV-PG
52m

IMDb RATING

7.8/10

YOUR RATING

Goldie Hawn and Jo Anne Worley in Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In (1967)

Comedy Music

Gladys Ormphby tells Dick to forget about her, then meets meets Tyrone for the first time. Lucky Pierre makes tries to get his dummy act right for the third time. "Tributes to Great Men" foc... Read allGladys Ormphby tells Dick to forget about her, then meets meets Tyrone for the first time. Lucky Pierre makes tries to get his dummy act right for the third time. "Tributes to Great Men" focuses on the life of Dr. Elias Nobel.Gladys Ormphby tells Dick to forget about her, then meets meets Tyrone for the first time. Lucky Pierre makes tries to get his dummy act right for the third time. "Tributes to Great Men" focuses on the life of Dr. Elias Nobel.

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IMDb RATING

7.8/10

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Trivia
This episode marks the first time Ruth Buzzi's Gladys Ormphby character and Arte Johnson's Tyrone F. Horneigh character interact, and that Gladys hits Tyrone with her purse after he makes lascivious remarks at her. However, instead of sitting on a park bench, they interact standing up.

Quotes
Barbara Feldon: My favorite politicians are Dewey, Nixon and Truman, but then again, I'd vote for any Tom, Dick or Harry.

Connections
References I've Got a Secret (1952)

Soundtracks
Let's Call the Whole Thing Off
(uncredited)
Written by George Gershwin (uncredited) and Ira Gershwin (uncredited)
Performed by Jo Anne Worley