Hogan, Go Home

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"From its beginning, the artificial laugh track was controversial, with those who liked it and those who didn't. Most wanted or tolerated the laugh track. By and large, those shows whose creators and/or stars objected to laugh tracks or live audiences had their shows canceled after short runs. A notable exception was Charles Schultz; his Peanuts specials were met with critical acclaim, sans the canned laughter. In the summer of 1967, CBS executives decided to try an experiment. They chose a sitcom with both comedic and serious elements, "Hogan's Heroes," and made two versio..."