We Laughed
Archive Interviewees discuss the memorable TV episodes that made us Laugh
Who Talked About This Topic
- Edie Adams
- Steve Allen
- Edward Asner
- Larry Auerbach
- Thomas Azzari
- Bob Barker
- Chuck Barris
- Ken Berry
- Steven Bochco
- Ernest Borgnine
- Bernie Brillstein
- Carol Burnett
- Allan Burns
- Sid Caesar
- Dann Cahn
- Dick Cavett
- Glen Charles
- Les Charles
- Tony Charmoli
- Tom Cherones
- Robert Conrad
- Tim Conway
- Hal Cooper
- David Crane and Marta Kauffman
- Bill Dana
- Dick Ebersol
- Jamie Farr
- Charles Fox
- Marla Gibbs
- Patricia Heaton
- Barry Kemp
- Don Knotts
- Harvey Korman
- Vicki Lawrence
- Sheldon Leonard
- Bob Mackie
- Garry Marshall
- Dick Martin
- Mary Tyler Moore
- Suze Orman
- Marty Pasetta
- Suzanne Pleshette
- Madelyn Pugh Davis
- Phylicia Rashad
- Phil Rosenthal
- Jay Sandrich
- Bob Schiller and Bob Weiskopf
- George Schlatter
- Jack Shea
- Jerry Stiller
- Tucker Wiard
- Henry Winkler
Resources
Watch the "Chuckles Bites the Dust" episode of The Mary Tyler Moore Show from October 25, 1975:
YouTube video player - HTML5 compatible.
Highlights
Marla Gibbs on creating the memorable sequence from classic The Jeffersons episode "Mr. Piano Man," which had her crawling under the piano in a crowded party to try to answer the front door before George Jefferson
Clip begins at: 15:54, Duration: 01m 41s
Edward Asner on The Mary Tyler Moore Show episode "Chuckles Bites the Dust"
Clip begins at: 14:14, Duration: 03m 57s
Bill Dana on the famous kiss between Archie Bunker and Sammy Davis Jr on the "All in the Family" episode he wrote
Clip begins at: 02:16, Duration: 00m 46s
Tim Conway and Harvey Korman on the "Went with the Wind!" sketch spoofing Gone with the Wind on The Carol Burnett Show
Clip begins at: 19:44, Duration: 00m 55s
Chuck Barris on a contestant's answer to the question, "What's the most unusual place you've ever made love?" on The Newlywed Game
Clip begins at: 01:46, Duration: 00m 54s


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