how many here have been watching it? (if you have the channel)

I missed the first episode since i forgot it was coming on but I watched it yesterday and never seen it before but i always have heard of it and it's pretty hilarious :)

You can watch many of the full episodes here:

Laugh-In (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2RzsTTHhhwWjnc-tpG5zivYXwCSTq9f3)

yea, I'm surprised that it's not very out-dated at all. I read somewhere once that that's why it's hardly ever been shown. (I think it was last seen in the early 90s when Nick at Nite used to air edited half-hour episodes)

Actually I think it's very dated. Laugh-In was definitely of its time. Some of the gags are still funny but Laugh-In definitely belonged in the 60's.

I've been watching it at midnight EST since it came on and I hope it stays on after this month.

I've also been watching it weeknights at midnight and I also hope they keep it on. And I like that they're showing it in order right from the 1-hour special in 1967 that was the pilot. And it seems like they're showing it mostly uncut.

I've been watching and I think it's groovy. Total crash TV 25 years before it became the norm. Barbara Feldon is good on the show. I never realized she was on Laugh-In and Get Smart at the same time.

You bet your sweet bippy if I had that channel I'd be watching it.
"Sock It To Me?????"----Richard Nixon.

Been watching it since it went on the schedule. I'll bet the last season's episodes will not be shown.

Been watching it since it went on the schedule. I'll bet the last season's episodes will not be shown.
why not?

I checked more of the schedule and it seems Laugh In is still on Decades even after the Comedy Binge :)

yea, I'm surprised that it's not very out-dated at all. I read somewhere once that that's why it's hardly ever been shown. (I think it was last seen in the early 90s when Nick at Nite used to air edited half-hour episodes)

Actually the last time it was seen anywhere was in the early 2000s on the now-long-gone cable network Trio.

We watched Laugh-In back in the late 60's on Monday nights right after the Monkees. :crazy: We kids loved it, although I am quite sure most of the jokes went right over our heads! Mom watched it too but my dad thought it was moronic. It is fun to watch now and see celebs like Goldie Hawn and Lily Tomlin. I could be wrong, but I think it was so popular it went from 60 minutes to 90 minutes.

you could be right but I don't think so.

Laugh-In was always an hour-long show.