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- The original rapid fire sketch comedy show.
- Revolves around a day in the life of a homeless man in Washington, D.C. Through a series of encounters we find that the homeless guy has a heart of gold and is actually being forced to panhandle for a couple of low level thugs. As the day progresses the homeless man is reminded of what it takes in life to do the right thing. Invisible Man is a heartwarming tale of what happens when you take a stand in life for what it is right and good. It is the classic story of the underdog who fights against overwhelming odds to help his fellow man.
- Senioritis is a musical comedy about today's high schools, set in the very competitive world American education has become, satirizing all the many elements that lead to so-called "senioritis." Today's teenagers suffer anxiety about their relationships, parents, grades, college applications, and ambitions for the future. Many would rather pursue personal goals, but are forced into lives designed to impress others. Feeling burned out, high school seniors sometimes resort to drastic measures and forget about school altogether. This can have very negative consequences when all those years of hard work look like they're not paying off.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.3 (39)TV EpisodeThe female cast members dress up as Bette Davis and do their best impressions of the star. Sid Caesar as a galley slave makes wisecracks to Henry Gibson. A look at the news is comical and far reaching. Burbank jokes continue.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.8 (38)TV EpisodeSammy Davis Jr., Arte Johnson, and Henry Gibson sing a song about being short. Dan Rowan plays a psychiatrist with different cast members as patients. Various performers take on Sammy who portrays a western gunslinger.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.5 (41)TV EpisodeThe main theme of the show is privacy or the lack thereof. Jo Anne Worley and Dan Rowan repeat a skit where he is homeless person asking for a cigarette. Jokes are made about Englebert Humperdinck's name.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.5 (35)TV EpisodeThe guys perform a song about the importance of truth. At one point most of the cast dresses in a polka dot, wide middle outfits, tell jokes and run into each other.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.2 (35)TV EpisodeGreer Garson guests as the Farkle Family makes its debut. Also, the cast takes a look at extremism and the news is presented by the ladies dressed as Mae West.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.7 (44)TV EpisodeNancy Sinatra joins the cast to take a look at the Sexy Sixties. Lily Tomlin makes her series debut.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.6 (34)TV EpisodeGuest James Garner appears as a police officer, an Indian, and someone thrown into jail. The cast finds the voice of the "Silent Majority." Mod World focuses on the American Indian.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.7 (35)TV EpisodeJonathan Winters becomes Maude Prickett who visits the Farkle family. Later Maudie is on the park bench with Arte's old man and Buzzi's purse woman. Mod, Mod World looks at the American tourist. Arte addresses militant Eskimos.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.4 (35)TV EpisodePeter Lawford appears as a telegraph messenger who is sent th the Farkle household. He then portrays George Washington and a British Colonial Officer. General Bull Right expresses his opinion on today's youth.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.4 (35)TV EpisodeTony Curtis stops by to help the cast salute show business and play Grandfather Farkle who has a new baby.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.4 (51)TV EpisodeJack Benny is rushed through several bits that don't happen, while Ernestine calls President 'Milhouse' and Mod Mod World looks at work.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG6.8 (40)TV EpisodeCarl Reiner helps the cast look at a Russian version of Laugh-In while Tyrone tries to propose to Gladys and the Farkle Family debuts their dance.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.8 (37)TV EpisodeDan Blocker helps the cast look at the weird, weird world and plays a Native American chief who meets the Founding Farkel Family. Also, the girls sing the news theme as the Marx Brothers.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG8.0 (38)TV EpisodeRingo Starr is forefront in a number of skits. Arte Johnson as little old man buys a wedding ring for Gladys Ormsby played by Ruth Buzzi. Henry Gibson is an inept skyjacker. The Pentagon wins Fickle Finger of Fate for the third time.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.4 (47)TV EpisodeGuest Danny Kaye is a rival chef to Arte Johnson in the Italian king's kitchen. Then Kaye is the bride's father to Ruth Buzzi's Gladys. The cast looks at the generation gap. Ernestine places a call to LA mayor Sam Yorty.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.6 (44)TV EpisodeMilton Berle takes a lot of abuse from the cast while also hosting Tyrone's bachelor party. Goldie turns into General Bull Wright during the news and the Farkel Family find foundlings on their doorstep.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.5 (39)TV EpisodeThe wedding of Tyrone and Gladys arrives and Carol Channing gives the bride away. She also sings with Teresa Graves, plays the maid hired to help the Farkle Family, and dances the news theme with the girls.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.6 (40)TV EpisodeThis week's show features the final television appearance of The Monkees, by this time reduced to a trio.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.2 (36)TV EpisodeJack E. Leonard joins the cast in exercising and tap dances to the News song. Laugh-In looks at the younger generation's vocabulary and jokes about hospital visits. Lana Wood appears on a boat and her name is joked about.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.4 (36)TV EpisodeOrganized crime is saluted while the news looks at Ben Franklin's invention of the printing press. Eli Wallach, Anne Jackson, and Romy Schneider guest.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.2 (33)TV EpisodeBuddy Hackett returns and helps the cast look at other countries around the world.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.5 (35)TV EpisodeGuest Carol Channing plays a child actress now UN representative. She teams with Goldie Hawn in a song and dance number. Carol also portrays one half of the richest couple.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG6.5 (38)TV EpisodeSketches include Intro to Lily's tasteful lady and Ruth's friendly lady (hooker), Art's employment agency, Cocktail party, Tyrone F. Hornie and Gladys, Dick Martin swizzlers, Sneak a peek at stiffie, Art and the electric chair, News of the past, present, and future, and Jilly says goodnight. Featuring Art Carney, Chet Dowling, Jilly Rizzo, and Carol Ann Richards.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.3 (36)TV EpisodeBob Newhart comes on to play Adam to Ruth Buzzi's Eve and try to make a Burbank 12 Days of Christmas. Dick wears a skirt during the monologue and Mod Mod World looks at the weird world.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.1 (37)TV EpisodeThe show welcomes Desi Arnaz who plays a sky jacker and a bum. Arte Johnson tries to fix a sink which refuses to work. The cast features the world of brevity. Dennis as Eric Clarified discusses troop withdrawal.
- The cast gives drinks based on celebrities personalities. Mod Mod World looks at education. Guests include Dinah Shore, Peter Lawford, Ricardo Montalban, and Vincent Price.
- 1967–197351mTV-PG6.8 (35)TV EpisodeSketches including Fake commercial, Quickies, Kissing booth runner, Past, present, and future news, Lady Godiva, Potpourri, and the Mod, Mod world of truth. Featuring Phyllis Diller, Roger Moore, Bob Hope and Romy Schneider.
- 1967–197351mTV-PG7.3 (34)TV EpisodeGuest Debbie Reynolds portrays Charlie Chaplin and a circus knife thrower. She plays a flight attendant for Burbank Airlines. The Farkle family welcomes Fifi the black sheep who's Debbie. The cast parodies old time movie stars.
- 1967–197351mTV-PG7.1 (34)TV EpisodeSam Yorty, mayor of Los Angeles, has his story portrayed. The cast does a year end review of 1970. Political conservative William F. Buckley offers commentary on women's lib and the population explosion.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.3 (34)TV EpisodeGuest Sammy Davis Jr., who is diminutive, squares off against the extremely tall Wilt Chamberlain. The comedy troupe looks at ethnic humor with Johnny Brown and Sammy recreating their version of Amos n Andy.
- 1967–197351mTV-PG7.1 (31)TV EpisodeSketches include Alan gives Dinah singing lessons, News of the future predicts a stock market collapse, Surviving pollution, Gore discusses political science very carefully, Return of the Swizzlers, Cameo one-liners, Ruth presents army quickies, Quickies with Sammy and Arte, and Gladys and Tyrone F. Hornie get romantic. Featuring Johnny Carson, Dinah Shore, Gore Vidal, and Phyllis Diller.
- 1967–197351mTV-PG7.0 (30)TV EpisodeSketches include David opens the show, Graffiti tattoos, Marathon dance stars, ShirleyTemple blackouts, Joey rap quickies, Ali Baba runner, knitting runner, the Mod, Mod world of prisons, Electric chair runner, Dan and Arte's jailhouse sketch, Prison visit, Paroleboard, Playground update, and Ruth's Hollywood news. Featuring Joey Bishop, David Steinberg, Ralph Edwards, Jilly Rizzo.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG6.6 (33)TV EpisodeAndy Griffith visits beautiful downtown Burbank and helps the cast look at big cities. Wilt Chamberlain also guests and gets a lot of tall jokes.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.1 (38)TV EpisodeDon Rickles returns and helps the cast look at showbiz, including a used joke lot. Ruth and Barbara sing the news theme as wooden soldiers.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG6.6 (35)TV EpisodeMarcello Mastroianni, Claudine Longet and Louis Nye join the fun as the cast salutes air travel.
- 1967–197351mTV-PG7.1 (42)TV EpisodeGuest Dinah Shore makes fun of her image as a fan dancer. An comedy skit is built around Shore's smile. Laugh In cast looks at the working girl. Robinson Crusoe is "welcomed" home by his wife, portrayed by Dinah.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG6.4 (30)TV EpisodeTruman Capote makes a rare appearance to be interviewed by Dan and Dick and ridicule Jacqueline Susann, while the cast leaves them laughing.
- 1967–197351mTV-PG6.8 (32)TV EpisodeSketches include George threatens the cast, Dick, Lily, and Dennis have breakfast in bed, Dick visits the adult bookstore, Hippie hitchhiker quickies, Alan in Cinderella runners, Baseball film, the Mod, Mod world of psychiatry, Peter visits Lily's tasteful lady, Costume party runner, and Peter presents the news. Featuring Peter Lawford, George Raft, Jilly Rizzo, Lisa Moore and David Steinberg.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG6.6 (29)TV EpisodeLaugh In's Mod World puts the spotlight on religion. Guest Richard Crenna portrays a clergyman, a lion, then is an agency spokesman that has been housing the poor in ritzy hotels. Richard baptizes Dennis Allen then heads to the White House with Dan and Dick.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG6.7 (32)TV EpisodeMod, Mod World looks at the F.B.I.
- Episode:(1971)
Herschel Bernardi, Chuck Connors, Tim Conway, Phyllis Diller, Fernando Lamas, Louis Nye, George Raft
1967–197352mTV-PG6.8 (31)TV EpisodeThe gang run through several recurring bits, while the Farkel Family find another potential member at the ball game. Gen. Bull Right introduces a new kiddie show, while Gladys cleans up Tyrone's apartment(but not Tyrone). - 1967–197351mTV-PG7.3 (43)TV EpisodeGoldie Hawn returns. Ruth Buzzi, Lily Tomlin, Alan Sues, and Goldie sing a song regarding the rumors about Goldie's life. The cast takes a look at women's lib. Goldie as Sparkle Farkle brings her fiancee to meet the family.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG6.8 (36)TV EpisodeGuest Ken Berry portrays a tap dancer, a stockbroker, and King Henry VIII at his worse in various skits. The entire cast takes a humorous look at the funeral business. The Department of Interior is awarded the Fickle Finger of Fate.
- 1967–19731hTV-PG6.7 (32)TV EpisodeSpecial guest Tim Conway is a caveman, a ballet dancer, and a hard hat in various sketches. The theme of the show is the world of alcohol. The Farkle family returns, welcoming Flipper as portrayed by Mr. Conway.
- 1967–197351mTV-PG6.7 (35)TV EpisodeZero Mostel helps the cast look at the mafia. This includes Dick as a mafia boss's son who would rather be a ballerina. Zero also plays a man who goes through a typical day just wanting a little peace and quiet.
- 1967–197352mTV-PG7.7 (48)TV EpisodeHalloween special Boo-In sketches include Things that go bump in the night song, Ruth the fortune teller, Orson and Alan's monster sketch, Spooky cocktail party, Vincent on the joke wall, Trick or treat runners, Orson goes to the dry cleaner's, and Witch burning. Featuring Orson Welles, Billy Barnes, and Vincent Price.