A long Q&A, questions about Tudball and Wiggins, a young man asks Carol if she is as foxy as Farrah Fawcett. She says "who is Farrah Fawcett?". She does the Tarzan yell and says "try that Farrah!" She talks about her appearance on All My Children.
Harvey plays a smarmy flirt in the IRS office. Carol is an uninterested woman in the waiting room. A very funny punchline to this one.
Neil Sedaka sings The Hungry Years, which was not a hit but he has stated it was the best song he ever wrote. Carol comes out, he says he has to leave after the finale so he can't sign her book, she brings it out then.
Some very funny commercial spoofs are next, Carol being driven crazy by all the interruptions, funniest moment is the Look For The Union Label takeoff.
Tim plays his Old Man character as an airport baggage handler.
Carol is a wife who keeps falling asleep while husband Harvey entertains potential employer Tim and his wife Vicki.
Neil sings a bit of his song Love WIll Keep Us Together. The cast performs it in different styles. Vicki in 18th century, Harvey does it in flamenco style, Carol and Neil do a jazzy version. At the end Carol lip synchs to the Captain and Tennille version, Tim spoofs the Captain.
Carol sings her theme and Neil signs her book again.
Harvey plays a smarmy flirt in the IRS office. Carol is an uninterested woman in the waiting room. A very funny punchline to this one.
Neil Sedaka sings The Hungry Years, which was not a hit but he has stated it was the best song he ever wrote. Carol comes out, he says he has to leave after the finale so he can't sign her book, she brings it out then.
Some very funny commercial spoofs are next, Carol being driven crazy by all the interruptions, funniest moment is the Look For The Union Label takeoff.
Tim plays his Old Man character as an airport baggage handler.
Carol is a wife who keeps falling asleep while husband Harvey entertains potential employer Tim and his wife Vicki.
Neil sings a bit of his song Love WIll Keep Us Together. The cast performs it in different styles. Vicki in 18th century, Harvey does it in flamenco style, Carol and Neil do a jazzy version. At the end Carol lip synchs to the Captain and Tennille version, Tim spoofs the Captain.
Carol sings her theme and Neil signs her book again.