Undercover Cops

Sergeant Howard Mullins meets his new partner, Officer Frisbee, in a darkened city park, where the rookie refuses to start work until he has inspected his superior's identification. Their assignment is to catch a mugger who has been robbing couples, so Frisbee changes behind a bush into a flowered dress, handbag and towering blonde wig to play Mullins' date. On the bench the act keeps collapsing: Frisbee frets about his looks, bristles at having an arm around him, sulks over remarks about Mullins' wife and complains that his girdle is pinching, while another undercover pair strolls past. When the mugger finally appears he sees straight through the disguise, takes their wallet, gun and handcuffs and leaves the two officers shackled to the bench, Mullins vowing to quit the force while Frisbee resolves to carry on as a meter maid.

Harvey Korman repeatedly breaks into laughter at Tim Conway's performance in drag. Conway was still a guest star on the show when the sketch aired in March 1972.