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18Feb1971 British Spy Comedy Sketch with David Frost, Charlie Callas and Flip Wilson

Viewers are treated to a comedy sketch where British Intelligence Chief "Number 1" (David Frost) needs an incredibly exact lookalike for Agent Farnsworth (Charlie Callas). The lookalike, Agent Faversham, is played by Flip Wilson. Number 1 then suspects that one or both of them are enemy spies. From The Flip Wilson Show broadcast of February 18, 1971 on NBC-TV. The 28-minute widely syndicated, abbreviated version of this episode (with guests David Frost, Aretha Franklin and Charlie Callas) is available here:    • 18Feb1971 David Frost, Aretha Franklin and...   Also available as separate video clips from this episode: Charlie Callas Stand-Up Comedy Act:    • 18Feb1971 Charlie Callas Stand-Up Comedy A...   Aretha Franklin performing "You and Me," a song from her 1970 album "Soul Queen":    • 18Feb1971 "You and Me" - Aretha Franklin (...   A regular segment of Reverend Leroy (Flip Wilson) at The Church of What's Happening Now. At the end of his sermon, Aretha Franklin performs a short version of the Black Spiritual song "Amen":    • 18Feb1971 Aretha Franklin sings the Black ...   This channel is an archive of television performances by the great American comedian, Clerow "Flip" Wilson Jr. (December 8, 1933 - November 25, 1998). This includes "The Flip Wilson Show" variety series which ran on NBC-TV for four seasons, from September 1970 to February 1974. Flip Wilson's NBC series was the first weekly variety series hosted by a major black star that was a success. (Nat King Cole had a 15-minute weekly variety series on NBC in 1956 that was cancelled due to a lack of sponsors. Sammy Davis Jr. had a weekly variety series on NBC in 1966 that was cancelled due to low ratings.) During the first two seasons of The Flip Wilson Show, it became the second most popular TV show in America, reaching millions of viewers and breaking down racial barriers, successfully appealing to both black and white audiences. Black people could enjoy the show without any anger, and white people could enjoy the show without any guilt. There are very few full-length, complete episodes of The Flip Wilson Show (1970-1974) on YouTube. This channel offers what is currently available -- some complete episodes, but mostly the edited, abbreviated episodes that were created for reruns in TV syndication. For those interested in watching episodes and video clips from this classic NBC variety series (as well as other television appearances by Flip Wilson over his career) they are available here:    / @williamstevens-s8l   This channel is also an archive of Jonathan Winters material, featuring over 70 videos of his television appearances.