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Season 1
9/2/67--Teddy Neeley - "If She Walked into My Life" --Teddy Neeley Five - "Contact" --Sheila MacRae sings "San Francisco" --Sheila MacRae and Buddy Greco sing "The Honeymoon Is Over" --Buddy Greco - "Away We Go," "She Loves Me," "The Lady's in Love with You" and "I Love You"
8/26/67The guests are singing group The 5th Dimension and comedian Rodney Dangerfield.
Music:
--The 5th Dimension - "Go Where You Wanna Go," "California My Way" and "Up, Up and Away (My Beautiful Balloon)."
--Buddy Greco sings "Real Live Girl" and a "Music to Watch Girls By"/"Somewhere" medley (with the Miriam Nelson troupe's female dancers).
--Buddy Greco plays "Autumn Leaves" on the piano.
Comedy segments:
--Rodney Dangerfield does a fast-paced monologue.
--George Carlin portrays the "Hippie-Dippie Weatherman."
--A hipster (George Carlin) gives his version of "Jack and the Beanstalk."
--Announcer Buddy Greco talks with Congolia Breckenridge (George Carlin), an octogenarian who gives advice to the lovelorn.
Finale:
--Co-hosts Buddy Greco and George Carlin sing "Brush Up Your Shakespeare" in a production number with dancers.
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8/19/67The guests are singer Sallie Blair and pianist-comedian Pete Barbutti.
Music:
--Sallie Blair sings "You've Got Your Troubles" and "Where Am I Going?"
--Pete Barbutti and Buddy Greco perform a medley ("Alone Together," "The More I See You" and "That Face").
--Buddy Greco sings "I Had a Ball."
--The Miriam Nelson Dancers perform a "Let's Dance" routine.
--The regulars and guests appear in an "Everybody Ought to Have a Maid" musical sketch.
Comedy:
--George Carlin does a monologue about an officer inside the famous Trojan horse.
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8/12/67The guests are singer Grace Markay and comedian Charlie Manna.
Music:
--Grace Markay sings "Alfie" and "What the World Needs Now."
--Buddy Greco sings "Come Back to Me" and a "Sherry"/"Cherry" medley.
--On piano, Greco performs "A Walk in the Black Forest" and "Who Can I Turn To?"
--Finale: Pianist Dick Palumbi joins Grace Markay, Charles Manna, Carlin and Greco for a medley of Summer songs ("Summertime," "Up a Lazy River," "Mountain Greenery," "In the Good Old Summertime," etc.)
Comedy:
--In a comedy monologue, Charlie Manna sings "Granada" and gives his interpretation of the song's history.
--George Carlin plays "The Great Carlini," a hippie mystic.
--Door-to-door salesman Buddy Greco tries to sell cosmetics to a beatnik couple (Carlin and series dancer Bonnie Evans).
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8/5/67--Michele Lee sings "Everybody Loves My Baby" and "I Believe in You" --The Blossoms (vocal group) - "Somewhere" and "Dancing in the Streets" --Buddy Greco - "Your Cheatin' Heart" and "Cold, Cold Heart" --Buddy Rich & band - "Mexicali" & "Here Comes Charlie"
7/29/67--Hines, Hines, and Dad - "You're Just in Love"
7/22/67
7/15/67--Carmen McRae sings "Here's That Rainy Day," "Got to Get You Into My Life" & "Haven't We Met?"
7/8/67
7/1/67--Spanky and Our Gang - "Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives to Me" and "Sunday Will Never Be the Same" --Mary Grover - "What Makes Me Love Him?" and "The Sweetest Sound" --Buddy Rich - "Willowcrest"
6/24/67Music: --Taro Delphi - "Can't Help Loving That Man of Mine," "Bound to Fly" and "Something Wonderful" --Buddy Greco - "Born Free," "Goin' Out of My Head" & "Feeling Good" --George Carlin, Buddy Greco and Buddy Rich - "It Was a Very Good Year"
6/17/67The guests are singer Joanie Sommers and impressionist-comedian David Frye.
Music:
--Buddy Greco, George Carlin, and Buddy Rich open the show with "I Love Being Here With You" (with the Miriam Nelson Dancers).
--Joanie Sommers sings "Trains, Boats and Planes" and "I'm All Smiles."
--Buddy Greco sings "Love's Gonna Live Here," "Georgy Girl" and "Sunny" (with dancers).
--For the finale, the entire cast does a "Thoroughly Modern Millie" production number.
Comedy:
--Joanie Sommers and George Carlin sing "Two Lost Souls" in a sketch spoofing blind dates.
--In a radio station sketch, George Carlin plays a fast-talking DJ, with Greco & Rich as the station's reporters.
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6/10/67The guests are Australian singer Lana Cantrell and the comedy team of Skyles and Henderson.
Music:
--Lana Cantrell sings "Nothing Can Stop Me Now" and "Stay."
--Buddy Greco sings a medley ("How Insensitive," "So Nice" and "A Day in the Life of a Fool").
--Buddy Greco, on piano, plays "Slaughter on Tenth Ave" in a production number with dancers.
--Lana Cantrell, Buddy Greco, George Carlin and Buddy Rich - "Around the World."
Comedy:
--Skyles and Henderson demonstrate various sound effects.
--George Carlin plays a swami who selects a helper (Lana Cantrell) from the studio audience.
--Carlin also appears as a late-night talk show host in a sketch that features Frankie Avalon (in a cameo appearance).
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6/3/67
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