Ernest Borgnine, Arthur Godfrey, Don Rickles, John Wayne, Slappy White

Episode aired Feb 12, 1973
TV-PG
51m

IMDb RATING

7.1/10

YOUR RATING

Ernest Borgnine in Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In (1967)

Comedy Music

Ernest Borgnine plays Dr. Watson to Dennis Allen's Sherlock Holmes. Sketches include Groucho's cafe, Spy business blackout, Dan and John foxhole scene, Salute to California, Offshore drillin... Read allErnest Borgnine plays Dr. Watson to Dennis Allen's Sherlock Holmes. Sketches include Groucho's cafe, Spy business blackout, Dan and John foxhole scene, Salute to California, Offshore drilling, Gambling blackout, Robot Theatre, Indian smoke and Dick's finale. Featuring Don Rickles... Read allErnest Borgnine plays Dr. Watson to Dennis Allen's Sherlock Holmes. Sketches include Groucho's cafe, Spy business blackout, Dan and John foxhole scene, Salute to California, Offshore drilling, Gambling blackout, Robot Theatre, Indian smoke and Dick's finale. Featuring Don Rickles, Arhur Godfrey, John Wayne and Slappy White.

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IMDb RATING

7.1/10

YOUR RATING

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Quotes
Dick Martin: And incidentally, I have found a way to improve our act.
Dan Rowan: Oh good, you're gonna do your half out in the parking lot, huh?

Connections
References Sands of Iwo Jima (1949)

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Review

Featured review

7/10

Don Rickles and John Wayne make their last appearances of "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In" in this ep

Besides Rickles and Wayne, this ep also has Arthur Godfrey, Slappy White, and Ernest Borgnine as guest stars with Borgnine playing Dr. Watson in sketches with Dennis Allen as Sherlock Holmes. The Cocktail Party takes place in an airplane this time with Lisa Farringer among the cast participating as she usually does solo pieces with her saying "Whoopee!" constantly which she also does here. Besides Lily Tomlin, Willie Tyler and Lester as well as Sarah Kennedy are also absent here. In summary, this was another entertaining ep of "Laugh-In". Oh, and there's another "Robot Theater" segment with Dennis and Ruth Buzzi that's a little better than their last one...