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* RealLife example: In her tribute to Arte Johnson after his 2019 death, Ruth Buzzi tweeted “And yes, I ''do'' believe in the Hereafter.”
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* RealLife example: In her tribute to After Arte Johnson after his 2019 death, Johnson’s death in 2019, Ruth Buzzi tweeted “And yes, I ''do'' believe in the Hereafter.”
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* RealLife example: In her tribute to Arte Johnson after his 2019 death, Ruth Buzzi tweeted “And yes, I ''do'' believe in the Hereafter.”
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-->'''Dan Rowan''': Keep Bob Hope in Hollywood and let the troops visit ''him''.
* Season four's 3rd episode proved that even after Goldie Hawn had left, everyone in Laugh-In still loved her warmly, even after the drenching she got from earlier that episode and knowing CFG's hand in that, she still proved she had her charm and loved every minute of it. It says a lot that Goldie made Dan slightly laugh and smile each time they interacted and by extension, everyone around her.
* Season six has one. It starts with Jud Strunk in a western sketch looking like he's about ready to be hanged, with Willie Tyler the one doing it and Brian Bressler his helper, but after the rope's put on Strunk, Tyler instead decides to play jumprope with it with Bressler doing the jumping and Strunk with no problem at all. Say what you will about it, but even in its final season Laugh-In does provide warm spots like it did back in the last few seasons.
* Season four's 3rd episode proved that even after Goldie Hawn had left, everyone in Laugh-In still loved her warmly, even after the drenching she got from earlier that episode and knowing CFG's hand in that, she still proved she had her charm and loved every minute of it. It says a lot that Goldie made Dan slightly laugh and smile each time they interacted and by extension, everyone around her.
* Season six has one. It starts with Jud Strunk in a western sketch looking like he's about ready to be hanged, with Willie Tyler the one doing it and Brian Bressler his helper, but after the rope's put on Strunk, Tyler instead decides to play jumprope with it with Bressler doing the jumping and Strunk with no problem at all. Say what you will about it, but even in its final season Laugh-In does provide warm spots like it did back in the last few seasons.
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-->'''Dan Rowan''': Keep Bob Hope Creator/BobHope in Hollywood and let the troops visit ''him''.
* Season four's 3rd episode proved that even afterGoldie Hawn Creator/GoldieHawn had left, everyone in Laugh-In still loved her warmly, even after the drenching she got from earlier that episode and knowing CFG's hand in that, she still proved she had her charm and loved every minute of it. It says a lot that Goldie made Dan slightly laugh and smile each time they interacted and by extension, everyone around her.
* Season six has one. It starts with Jud Strunk in a western sketch looking like he's about ready to be hanged, with Willie Tyler the one doing it and Brian Bressler his helper, but after the rope's put on Strunk, Tyler instead decides to play jumprope with it with Bressler doing the jumping and Strunk with no problem at all. Say what you will about it, but even in its final season Laugh-In does provide warm spots like it did back in the last fewseasons.seasons.
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* Season four's 3rd episode proved that even after
* Season six has one. It starts with Jud Strunk in a western sketch looking like he's about ready to be hanged, with Willie Tyler the one doing it and Brian Bressler his helper, but after the rope's put on Strunk, Tyler instead decides to play jumprope with it with Bressler doing the jumping and Strunk with no problem at all. Say what you will about it, but even in its final season Laugh-In does provide warm spots like it did back in the last few
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* Season four's 3rd episode proved that even after Goldie Hawn had left, everyone in Laugh-In still loved her warmly, even after the drenching she got from earlier that episode and knowing CFG's hand in that, she still proved she had her charm and loved every minute of it. It says a lot that Goldie made Dan slightly laugh and smile each time they interacted and by extension, everyone around her.
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* Season four's 3rd episode proved that even after Goldie Hawn had left, everyone in Laugh-In still loved her warmly, even after the drenching she got from earlier that episode and knowing CFG's hand in that, she still proved she had her charm and loved every minute of it. It says a lot that Goldie made Dan slightly laugh and smile each time they interacted and by extension, everyone around her.her.
* Season six has one. It starts with Jud Strunk in a western sketch looking like he's about ready to be hanged, with Willie Tyler the one doing it and Brian Bressler his helper, but after the rope's put on Strunk, Tyler instead decides to play jumprope with it with Bressler doing the jumping and Strunk with no problem at all. Say what you will about it, but even in its final season Laugh-In does provide warm spots like it did back in the last few seasons.
* Season six has one. It starts with Jud Strunk in a western sketch looking like he's about ready to be hanged, with Willie Tyler the one doing it and Brian Bressler his helper, but after the rope's put on Strunk, Tyler instead decides to play jumprope with it with Bressler doing the jumping and Strunk with no problem at all. Say what you will about it, but even in its final season Laugh-In does provide warm spots like it did back in the last few seasons.
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* Season four's 3rd episode proved that even after Goldie Hawn had left, everyone in Laugh-In still loved her warmly, even after the drenching she got from earlier that episode and knowing CFG's hand in that, she still proved she had her charm and loved every minute of it. It says a lot that Goldie made Dan warmly smile each time they interacted and by extension, everyone around her.
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* Season four's 3rd episode proved that even after Goldie Hawn had left, everyone in Laugh-In still loved her warmly, even after the drenching she got from earlier that episode and knowing CFG's hand in that, she still proved she had her charm and loved every minute of it. It says a lot that Goldie made Dan warmly slightly laugh and smile each time they interacted and by extension, everyone around her.
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-->'''Dan Rowan''': Keep Bob Hope in Hollywood and let the troops visit ''him''.
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-->'''Dan Rowan''': Keep Bob Hope in Hollywood and let the troops visit ''him''.''him''.
* Season four's 3rd episode proved that even after Goldie Hawn had left, everyone in Laugh-In still loved her warmly, even after the drenching she got from earlier that episode and knowing CFG's hand in that, she still proved she had her charm and loved every minute of it. It says a lot that Goldie made Dan warmly smile each time they interacted and by extension, everyone around her.
* Season four's 3rd episode proved that even after Goldie Hawn had left, everyone in Laugh-In still loved her warmly, even after the drenching she got from earlier that episode and knowing CFG's hand in that, she still proved she had her charm and loved every minute of it. It says a lot that Goldie made Dan warmly smile each time they interacted and by extension, everyone around her.
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From the 1968 ChristmasEpisode:
-->'''Dan Rowan''': You know what would make this the perfect Christmas?
-->'''Dick Martin''': What's that?
-->'''Dan Rowan''': Keep Bob Hope in Hollywood and let the troops visit ''him''.
-->'''Dan Rowan''': You know what would make this the perfect Christmas?
-->'''Dick Martin''': What's that?
-->'''Dan Rowan''': Keep Bob Hope in Hollywood and let the troops visit ''him''.
