The opening has Merv Grffin surprising Carol. Then guest Andy Griffith does a long monologue about a lion and a mouse.
A very funny VIP sketch has host Lyle interviewing the King sisters. They were a group of family singers who did many TV specials around this time. Funniest scenes has Harvey as Becky and Isabel Sanford (The Jeffersons) as Beulah.
Carol recites a poem called "Pink" sent in by a little girl. She sings a poignant song about child like things.
A funny sketch has Carol as the wife of policeman Andy. He shoots out the lock, frisks her and uses tear gas.
A pantomime scene has Vicki and one of the dancers playing Gladys and Tyrone, the characters made famous by Ruth Buzzi and Arte Johnson, who also show up in person at the end.
Carol and Sis scene has Roger watching football and ignoring them, he does notice the cute blond neighbor (Elaine Joyce).
The finale is a hillbilly version of Cinderella. Carol is Cinderrelly, Harvey is the Fairy Godfather and Andy is Mr Prince. Carol wears glass roller skates.
Carol sing her theme, and Andy is joined by Isabel Sanford and Elaine Joyce in signing her book. She also roller skates around a bit.
A very funny VIP sketch has host Lyle interviewing the King sisters. They were a group of family singers who did many TV specials around this time. Funniest scenes has Harvey as Becky and Isabel Sanford (The Jeffersons) as Beulah.
Carol recites a poem called "Pink" sent in by a little girl. She sings a poignant song about child like things.
A funny sketch has Carol as the wife of policeman Andy. He shoots out the lock, frisks her and uses tear gas.
A pantomime scene has Vicki and one of the dancers playing Gladys and Tyrone, the characters made famous by Ruth Buzzi and Arte Johnson, who also show up in person at the end.
Carol and Sis scene has Roger watching football and ignoring them, he does notice the cute blond neighbor (Elaine Joyce).
The finale is a hillbilly version of Cinderella. Carol is Cinderrelly, Harvey is the Fairy Godfather and Andy is Mr Prince. Carol wears glass roller skates.
Carol sing her theme, and Andy is joined by Isabel Sanford and Elaine Joyce in signing her book. She also roller skates around a bit.
