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Playboy After Dark Episodes

1969, TV Show

Episode Detail: Playboy After Dark - Playboy After Dark

Guests include Bill Cosby; singers Kaye Stevens and Bill Medley; the Rev. Malcolm Boyd, the coffeehouse priest; Playboy artist-writer Shel Silverstein; and the Blossoms and the Iron Butterfly, rock groups. Host: Hugh Hefner.

Episodes: Playboy After Dark - 51 total Episodes

Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark
Playboy After Dark

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Premiered: 1969, on Syndicated

Rating: None

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Premise: Hugh Hefner's weekly soiree was on a set made to look like a penthouse, where he (along with Playboy Bunnies usually in tow) partied with guests, including Marvin Gaye, Mel Torme and the Smothers Brothers. `After Dark' did well in urban areas, but had difficulty getting on the air in much of the country, and lasted just one season. Ten years earlier in Chicago, Hef hosted a similar show titled `Playboy's Penthouse.' Comedian Lenny Bruce was his first guest.