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10. That one, and the Hitler puppet sketch were the best.

Sat Jun 20, 2026, 10:22 PM

12 hrs ago

Lyle Waggoner was famous for being able to stay in character and not laugh during the sketches, but even he couldn't control himself on that one.

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Have a laugh in these trying times... [View all] sir pball 14 hrs ago OP

😂😂😂 underpants 14 hrs ago #1

FNORK sir pball 14 hrs ago #2

THat's one of my favorite outtakes from her show LogDog75 14 hrs ago #3

Harvey Korman admitted... sir pball 14 hrs ago #4

Huh. I didn't know about the Paul Anderson connection. progressoid 12 hrs ago #11

Heheh blm 11 hrs ago #14

Cool. blm 11 hrs ago #17

That's incredible! Thanks for sharing that! CaptainTruth 11 hrs ago #18

That one, and the Hitler puppet sketch were the best. Wiz Imp 12 hrs ago #10

True story of my experience with a new dentist wnylib 12 hrs ago #12

Why don't I remember this humor? 1WorldHope 11 hrs ago #16

Im laughing so hard i can't see. Srkdqltr 14 hrs ago #5

Well timed, indeed! madamesilverspurs 14 hrs ago #6

Thank you MustLoveBeagles 13 hrs ago #8

Tim Conway Wiz Imp 12 hrs ago #13