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It's kind of screwy! But it is fun to finally see some of the musical numbers. We finally got to see both of Barbara Eden's! One solo and one with Carol.

Now the antenna channel Decades is airing the hour long shows, with some minor edits, but the musical numbers are airing!

Sounds like the episodes aren't presented as originally aired, with sponsor elements and cast commercials? That would be worth a Blu-ray presentation. I bet some episodes still don't have laugh tracks, or they have that weird replacement laugh track.

Hi! I live in Madison WI. You could scroll through a program guide to see if your PBS station is airing the show some other time. I hope everyone gets to see it!

That's disappointing! I hope everyone gets to see these eventually.

PBS stations are airing hour long unedited episodes of The Carol Burnett Show on Saturday nights. I see it at 6pm Central time. Tonight was the third week. I don't know who is picking which episodes to air. Maybe Carol herself? Tonights guest was Paul Lynde, last week was Ethel Merman.

PBS is airing hour long episodes on Saturday nights!

PBS is airing hour long shows with no edits on Saturday nights!

And some of the episodes have an altered laugh track. I would buy a Flintstones Bluray if the episodes were sourced from the original film and shown exactly as first aired.

Now the early episodes are on the Folk channel!

Good thought! It's awesome that we get to see even more of the earliest sketches. I hope they air all five of the first seasons!

Yes, and Z Living is airing sketches that MeTV didn't, like the first Carol & Sis with the short fellow, Super Guy, V.I.P. with Miss America, and Bonnie and Clod. They also ran an hour long episode with some of the songs cut that featured Martha Raye, Carol, Bobbie Gentry and Gwen Verdon as...

I'm seeing season one episodes on the zliving channel that are edited differently from MeTV. There are 'brought to you by' announcements and title cards for some sketches.

What's your view on the laugh track? Since this is billed as 'original broadcasts,' every episode should have laughs, which they don't always when rerun on TV.

The box and artwork are nice!

I've noticed during the first episodes' opening credits, Bandit isn't shown looking up and smiling while with Hadji. That must start with later episodes?

Thanks for confirming there are restored elements. Can't wait to watch all of the episodes this way!

The cover image is a Doug Wildey original.

Thanks for pointing this out and showing us the cut footage. Why would they edit out such great material?:(

The tall lead singer looks mighty foxy at the party!

That's a nice looking booklet, thanks for the photo! Is that from the complete series box?

That was a good one! It takes talent to be funny both visually and audio-ally!

She could make one word sound funny! As Ernestine, she said, "So you'll send us a check?" Just the inflection she put on the word 'check' was funny.

That's great news! I'm mostly interested in seasons 1 2 and 3. The big box is too pricey for me.

That is so weird and unexplainable and has been a sore point among fans for years. I'm glad this complete series release of 'Laugh In' has been done so well.

Fascinating! It sounds like it may have been a challenge for whoever at Time Life was in charge of getting complete episodes as they first aired.

The more I hear about small details of episodes that are included, the happier I am that a company finally got a complete series DVD release right!

I do! Did she pose in a see through blouse? They made a lot of jokes about her small bust.

That's a coincidence. The Jo Ann Pflug episode was just on TV. I would have recorded it :wacko: to check for the sound drop. Well, as long as there aren't any edits on the first three seasons, I'll be happy.

We could check the episodes that were aired on Decades. If you want to provide the guest star and airdate information.