S3.E29

Sammy Davis, Jr., Carmen McRae, Dody Goodman, Jayne Meadows, Audrey Meadows

Name: Sammy Davis, Jr., Carmen McRae, Dody Goodman, Jayne Meadows, Audrey Meadows
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1958-04-13
Cast: Steve Allen, Skitch Henderson, Gene Rayburn

Episode aired Apr 13, 1958

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"Steve Allen Show, The" Fred Astaire & Steve Allen c. 1960/NBC

Comedy

Steve's wife and sister-in-law, Jayne and Audrey Meadows, join him in a skit purporting to be a look at a real incident in their lives when they had a baby nurse, "Miss Huston" (played by Au... Read allSteve's wife and sister-in-law, Jayne and Audrey Meadows, join him in a skit purporting to be a look at a real incident in their lives when they had a baby nurse, "Miss Huston" (played by Audrey). Dody does her usual rambling on, this time about baseball, as she replaces the "Bil... Read allSteve's wife and sister-in-law, Jayne and Audrey Meadows, join him in a skit purporting to be a look at a real incident in their lives when they had a baby nurse, "Miss Huston" (played by Audrey). Dody does her usual rambling on, this time about baseball, as she replaces the "Billboard Girl" that announces next week's guests. Sammy Davis sings a rather obviously lipsy... Read all

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Sammy Davis Jr. sings "There's No Fool Like an Old Fool" Carmen McRae sings "Passing Fancy" and "Yesterdays" Dody Goodman as the "Billboard Girl" explaining baseball to Steve Jayne Meadows and Audrey Meadows with Goodman sing a parody of "Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered" about the latest hideous dress fashions Also: "The Allen Report to the Nation" is on the recession, talking with a CPA (Nye), an average American (Knotts) who thinks he's talking to Edward R. Murrow, and a tax expert (Poston). In a sequel to a 2/23/1958 sketch, Audrey Meadows plays the new bossy nurse taking care of Steve and Jayne's new baby. Poston poses answers to "The Question Man" (Steve).