You can't forget her unmistakable laugh! Phyllis Diller's comedy skit from 1964 poked fun at her looks and family. Her sassy, screeching, rapid-fire stand-up comedy was truly one-of-a-kind. Watch here: https://EdSullivan.lnk.to/PhyllisDillerLooksFamilyFP | The Ed Sullivan Show

Phyllis Diller and Richard Deacon in her 1966-67 sitcom, The Pruitts of Southampton, later renamed The Phyllis Diller Show. There were 30 thirty-minute episodes. You can find a few episodes on YouTube. #phyllisdiller #beingphyllis #tvshow #sitcom #1960s #comedy | The Phyllis Diller

The Pruitts of Southampton starring Phyllis Diller was a sitcom that ran 1966-1967. It was rebranded mid-run as The Phyllis Diller Show in an attempt to help ratings. The premise was riches to rags - a reverse Beverly Hillbillies. Modern Schitt’s Creek has a similar vibe. Phyllis was 10 years into her standup comedy career at that point. It was her first serious attempt at comedic acting (ala Lucy Ball). Phyllis stated that she learned much in doing this show. If she had a do-over she would have

Stick around until the end of this 3 minute clip of Phyllis Diller on the Martin Short Show in 2000. He asks her about the day she dressed as a man to sneak into the Friar’s Club. Her response is priceless. #phyllisdiller #martinshort #redirection | The Phyllis Diller

Totie Fields roasts Phyllis Diller during the 1975 Dean Martin roasts for Lucille Ball. #phyllisdiller #comedy #roasted #1970s #deanmartin #lucilleball #fyp | The Phyllis Diller

Lucille Ball roasts Phyllis Diller in 1975. Lucy was 64 and Phyllis was 58. This was during the Dean Martin roast honoring Lucy. #phyllisdiller #beingphyllis #lucilleball #ilovelucy #celebrity #roast #jokes #funny #laugh #cleanfunny | The Phyllis Diller