News Stories Related To: Riddle & Phelps Slap, Gasp Their Way to 3-spot Among All-time Secondary TV Greats
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3. Jimmy Riddle and Jackie Phelps , “Hee-Haw." Remember the guy who made monosyllabic noises and mashed his hands together to squeeze out air as his partner slapped a thigh and...
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