No Q&A, Carol announces it's a family show.
Some funny TV commercial spoofs. Jim Connell joins Carol and Vicki on a diaper ad. Harvey and Lyle do EF Hutton in a funeral parlor. Lyle, Jim and Harvey do a Matador ad (then a popular new car).
Carol, Harvey and Lyle do a sketch on models posing in their daily life.
Carol sings an old English type ballad about shapes like squares and triangles, funny punchline.
One of the funniest Carol & SIs sketches has Carol with the flu. Roger scared of catching it. Jim the lovesick elevator operator shows up with flowers, funniest scene is when he sings a love song.
Carol introduces Vicki to sing her "new hit song". She had a #1 hit with The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia" but sings "Ships In The Night" here which did not chart.
A long spoof of Back Street has Harvey a married man who promises bridesmaid Carol he will return for her. He does every few years.
A touching sketch of Carol and Harvey as a hobo couple who go to their condemned tavern. They sing Those Were The Days. There is also nice song about blessings on Christmas Day.
Carol plugs next week's Australia show, talks about pollution and Christmas seals, sings her theme and Harvey pulls her ear. Jim signs her book.
Some funny TV commercial spoofs. Jim Connell joins Carol and Vicki on a diaper ad. Harvey and Lyle do EF Hutton in a funeral parlor. Lyle, Jim and Harvey do a Matador ad (then a popular new car).
Carol, Harvey and Lyle do a sketch on models posing in their daily life.
Carol sings an old English type ballad about shapes like squares and triangles, funny punchline.
One of the funniest Carol & SIs sketches has Carol with the flu. Roger scared of catching it. Jim the lovesick elevator operator shows up with flowers, funniest scene is when he sings a love song.
Carol introduces Vicki to sing her "new hit song". She had a #1 hit with The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia" but sings "Ships In The Night" here which did not chart.
A long spoof of Back Street has Harvey a married man who promises bridesmaid Carol he will return for her. He does every few years.
A touching sketch of Carol and Harvey as a hobo couple who go to their condemned tavern. They sing Those Were The Days. There is also nice song about blessings on Christmas Day.
Carol plugs next week's Australia show, talks about pollution and Christmas seals, sings her theme and Harvey pulls her ear. Jim signs her book.
