Actress Judy Carne, best known for being the “Sock it to me!” girl on “Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In” in the ’60s, died on Sept. 3, according to the Telegraph. She was 76. Carne rose to overnight fame with her appearances on “Laugh-In,” where the bouncy actress’ zany persona would be doused with water every time she uttered the phrase “Sock it to me,” accidentally or not. She acted on the sketch comedy show for two years, making the occasional appearance in the third season. Carne was also known for

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Danny Deraney on Instagram: "On this day 58 years ago, the counter culture sketch comedy television Laugh-In premiered. The show ran that for six seasons from January 22, 1968, to July 23, 1973. The show was based off the Rowan and Martin one hour special that was so successful, that it was turned into a series. The roots of the show are pure burlesque and vaudeville. Ruth Buzzi was the only continuous cast member but also introduced us to Judy Carne, Henry Gibson, Goldie Hawn, Arte Johnson, Jo