Anyone remember Henry Gibson from the 60s?

[tblue]

[DFW]

1. Haven Hamilton!

"You get your hair cut; you don't belong in Nashville"

[Moondog]

2. Veerrrry Interesting.

I can't find the right graphic. Sorry.

[Graybeard]

3. That was Arte Johnson.

On Laugh-In, the Nazi soldier who observed everything and commented with the signature line, "Veerrrry interesting." was comedian Arte Johnson.

Henry Gibson recited satirical poetry.

[Moondog]

6. You're right!

Sigh. Sounds terrible, but I use to confuse both of them constantly because they were both so, well, diminutive. I guess I still do. My shortcoming, not theirs.

[In_The_Wind]

4. I saw that when it aired the first time.

color me old

[Brigid]

5. Gibson also played the head Nazi in The Blues Brothers.

"I've always loved you.".

[Still Blue in PDX]

7. He did lots of different things, but

when I think of him, he is always holding that flower.

"A poem, by Henry Gibson."

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0002099/?ref_=sr_1

[Denninmi]

8. He had a later career, too.

He played a recurring character, an eccentric elderly judge on Boston Legal.

[Blue_In_AK]

9. Laugh-In was must see TV.