Playboy After Dark

Playboy After Dark (1968-1970)

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Playboy After Dark was an entertainment show hosted by Hugh Hefner that aired in syndication from 1969-1970. The show portrayed a party at Hefner's mansion, complete with Playboy Playmates and celebrities, who would then chat with Hefner and perform for the party.

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EpisodeNameAirdate
S02E26Buddy Rich, Hal Frazier, Chita Rivera, Don Adams, Carol Burnett, Charles Strouse, Jack CassidyMay 31, 1970
S02E25Frankie Lane, Marty Allen, The Cowsills, Sue RaneyMay 14, 1970
S02E24George Carlin, Lou Rawls, Spanky Wilson, Bossa RioApr 29, 1970
S02E23Buddy Miles Band, Fran Jeffries, Rich Little, Vic Damone, Bruce Belland & Dave SomervilleApr 29, 1970
S02E22Billy Preston, Sammy Davis Jr., Bill Medley, Moms MableyApr 20, 1970
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did Playboy After Dark premiere?

Playboy After Dark premiered on February 27, 1969.

Who was the host of Playboy After Dark?

Hugh Hefner was the host of Playboy After Dark.

What was the format of Playboy After Dark?

Playboy After Dark was a late-night talk show that featured musical performances, comedy skits, and interviews with notable guests.

Who were some of the notable guests on Playboy After Dark?

Some notable guests on Playboy After Dark included Sammy Davis Jr., Lenny Bruce, and James Brown, among others.

Where was Playboy After Dark filmed?

Playboy After Dark was filmed at the Playboy Mansion in Los Angeles, California.

How long did each episode of Playboy After Dark last?

Each episode of Playboy After Dark lasted approximately one hour.

What was the target audience for Playboy After Dark?

Playboy After Dark targeted a mature audience, focusing on adult-oriented content and entertainment.

Did Playboy After Dark have a live audience?

Yes, Playboy After Dark had a live audience, which added to the lively atmosphere of the show.

How many seasons did Playboy After Dark have?

Playboy After Dark had two seasons, with a total of 52 episodes.

What kind of musical performances were featured on Playboy After Dark?

Playboy After Dark featured a variety of musical performances, including jazz, soul, and rock artists.

Did Playboy After Dark feature any comedy skits?

Yes, Playboy After Dark included comedy skits that added a humorous element to the show.

Was Playboy After Dark controversial?

Yes, Playboy After Dark was considered controversial at the time due to its adult-oriented content and open discussions about sexuality.

Did Playboy After Dark receive any awards or nominations?

While Playboy After Dark did not receive any major awards or nominations, it gained a cult following and became an iconic representation of the late 1960s counterculture.

What was the overall reception of Playboy After Dark?

Playboy After Dark received mixed reviews from critics, but it was generally praised for its unique and daring approach to late-night television.

How did Playboy After Dark contribute to the cultural landscape of the 1960s?

Playboy After Dark played a significant role in breaking societal norms and pushing boundaries in terms of sexual liberation and open discussions about adult topics.

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