A decent episode with two big 60s sitcom stars---Lucy and Eddie Albert who at the time were also on CBS with Carol.
In the Q&A Carol explains how the MIickey Mouse watch Soupy Sales have her is now worth $150. She points out Peggy Lennon in the audience. Carol bows down when Lucille Ball makes her entrance wearing a billowing black and yellow dress. Lucy;s mom is also introduced in the audience. Lucy talks about working with her kids (Here's Lucy had premiered recently).
The Old Folks sketch has Harvey being frisky.
Nancy Wilson performs in a Supremes type gown.
Carol and Sis has Eddie Albert appearing as a fitness nut boss whom Harvey wants to impress, but Carol's back goes out during the meeting.
Eddie sings a song about being the father of a girl.
As the Stomach Turns has Lucy and Carol as widows who love funerals, Nancy Wilson shows up and Carol says "Why, it's a negro". They refer to her as Julia in a nod to Diahann Caroll's TV show,
Carol and Nancy sing "The Other Man's Grass is Always Greener".
There is an astrological sequence with a salute to famous Leo's.
The guests sign Carol's book.
In the Q&A Carol explains how the MIickey Mouse watch Soupy Sales have her is now worth $150. She points out Peggy Lennon in the audience. Carol bows down when Lucille Ball makes her entrance wearing a billowing black and yellow dress. Lucy;s mom is also introduced in the audience. Lucy talks about working with her kids (Here's Lucy had premiered recently).
The Old Folks sketch has Harvey being frisky.
Nancy Wilson performs in a Supremes type gown.
Carol and Sis has Eddie Albert appearing as a fitness nut boss whom Harvey wants to impress, but Carol's back goes out during the meeting.
Eddie sings a song about being the father of a girl.
As the Stomach Turns has Lucy and Carol as widows who love funerals, Nancy Wilson shows up and Carol says "Why, it's a negro". They refer to her as Julia in a nod to Diahann Caroll's TV show,
Carol and Nancy sing "The Other Man's Grass is Always Greener".
There is an astrological sequence with a salute to famous Leo's.
The guests sign Carol's book.
