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16 September 1965 (USA)
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Dean Martin hosts with several different celebrities that have several sketches of improv that breaks down comedy, race, and sex all at of the same time.
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Won Golden Globe.
Another 20 nominations
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Prolific Character Actor Lou Jacobi Dies
(From The Wrap. 25 October 2009, 4:05 PM, PDT)
Dom DeLuise Passes Away
(From The Humor Mill. 6 May 2009, 2:33 AM, PDT)
(From The Wrap. 25 October 2009, 4:05 PM, PDT)
Dom DeLuise Passes Away
(From The Humor Mill. 6 May 2009, 2:33 AM, PDT)
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(Series Cast Summary - 1 of 235) | Dean Martin | ... | Himself - Host (263 episodes, 1965-1974) |
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The Dean Martin Comedy Hour (USA) (new title)
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60 min (245 episodes)
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Charles Nelson Reilly, who was a regular on the show, said one time, he was driving his convertible and the script for that weeks show flew out of the car. Reilly said he wasn't worried because they way the show was done, the script didn't really matter.
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Referenced in "Maude: Walter's Secret (#1.19)" (1973)
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At one time the most suggestive show on television, Dean's show not only commented on other variety shows (a form in decline even in the mid-sixties) but continued in spinoff form with the later 'roast' format, a homage to the Friars' Club affairs of society page legend. Dean was able to use his own singing, joking and acting in a situation that could lampoon the past, push the envelope in risk and still seem like good, semi-clean fun. Spontaneity (in short supply after the invention of videotape) was literally forced on the actors and crew by doing (consciously or not) what Jackie Gleason did or didn't do - he showed up minutes before airtime knowing the sketch but totally unrehearsed with the other players. Whatever happened, happened. When it was on the money, it was a high point in midcentury comedy.