The "Laugh-In" That Put Ruth Buzzi on a Years-Long Blacklist.
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Ruth Buzzi appeared on the set of Laugh-In in 1970 for what appeared to be a routine sketch with no special significance. Moments thereafter, she made a statement that would be catastrophic for her professional life. Her surveillance was initiated by the FBI. All of the sponsors withdrew. In addition, the producers of the show received a threatening phone call, which completely altered the situation. The truth of the most controversial moment in television history is finally being revealed, and it is more sinister than anyone could have anticipated.
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