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After the programme opens with a parody of Glen Campbell's show with a cameo by Joey Bishop, Tom tries to trick Dick into kissing his bass violin, Winters describes a wagon train under Indian attack, then he's in a skit as a tough sergeant with raw recruits, and Einstien plays a traffic cop with Judy Collins's voice. Air Date : 2nd-Mar-1969  Read More

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This episode had originally been scheduled for March 9, 1969, but CBS refused to air it because a copy had not been delivered in time for affiliate screening. Air Date : 30th-Mar-1969  Read More

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CBS declined to air this episode on its scheduled airdate of April 13, 1969, and the brothers believe this is the show that got them fired. Air Date : 13th-Apr-1969  Read More

Last episode. Features guest stars humming the theme song: Harry Belafonte, Victor Borge, Ray Charles, Donovan, Nanette Fabray, Barbara Feldon, David Frye, George Gobel, Jack E. Leonard, Liberace, Jackie Mason, Bob Newhart, Pat Paulsen, Tony Randall, Nancy Sinatra, Kate Smith, Andy Williams and Jonathan Winters. Air Date : 20th-Apr-1969  Read More