

Season - Episode
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1 - 1The Love Song of Barney Kempinski Sep 14, 1966
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1 - 2Dare I Weep, Dare I Mourn Sep 21, 1966
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1 - 3Where It's At Sep 28, 1966
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1 - 4The Kennedy Wit Oct 05, 1966
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1 - 5Olympus 7-0000 Oct 12, 1966
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1 - 6The Confession Oct 19, 1966
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1 - 7The Canterville Ghost Nov 02, 1966
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1 - 8The People Trap Nov 09, 1966
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1 - 9Evening Primrose Nov 16, 1966
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1 - 10Noon Wine Nov 23, 1966
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1 - 11The Legend of Marilyn Monroe Nov 30, 1966
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1 - 12On The Flip Side Dec 07, 1966
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1 - 13The Brave Rifles Dec 14, 1966
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1 - 14A Christmas Memory Dec 21, 1966
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1 - 15The Trap of Solid Gold Jan 04, 1967
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1 - 16Sex in the Sixties Jan 12, 1967
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1 - 17General Eisenhower on The Military Churchill Jan 26, 1967
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1 - 18David Frost's Night Out in London Feb 02, 1967
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1 - 19The Light Fantastic Feb 09, 1967
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1 - 20C'est La Vie Feb 23, 1967
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1 - 21Rodgers and Hart Today Mar 02, 1967
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1 - 22The American Boy Mar 09, 1967
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1 - 23I'm Getting Married Mar 16, 1967
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1 - 24
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1 - 25The Wide Open Door Apr 20, 1967
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1 - 26The Human Voice May 03, 1967
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1 - 27Eat The Document Jan 01, 1970
Overview
This original musical, with songs by Stephen Sondheim, is a story about a poet, Charles Snell, who decides to drop out of society and live, secretly, in a department store. To his surprise he finds a group of people already doing just that. The catch is that once inside you must stay forever. Errant group members disappear only to reappear later as store mannequins. He meets a young lady, Ella Harkins, and the two fall in love and prepare to leave. The show ends with a shot of a new bride and groom mannequin in a store window. Songs included: (If You Can Find Me) I'm Here - Tony Perkins / I Remember - Charmian Carr / When - Perkins and Carr / Take Me to the World - Carr and Perkins. Music arranged and conducted by Norman Paris, assisted by David Shire.