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JOEY BISHOP SHOW, THE - Joey Introduces Shecky Greene
Air Date/Released | Saturday, April 18, 1964 |
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Station/Studio | NBC / Danny Thomas Enterprises |
Featuring | Joe Besser (Solo) |
Joey Barnes hosts a network, late-night New York talk show. Episodes revolve around his professional and personal life, with celebrities appearing as themselves. At home are Joey's beautiful wife Abby, and maid Hilda. Joe Besser costars as Mr. Jillson, the barely competent apartment building superintendent, a high-strung man with a heart of gold. Rounding out the main characters is Larry Corbett, Joey's best friend, head writer and manager.
Herbie the butcher (Shecky Greene) is the talk of the neighborhood with his hilarious jokes and celebrity impressions. Ellie, with help from Larry, Jillson and Hilda, cons Joey into giving up his Saturday golf game to audition Herbie... in the store's meat freezer. When Joey winds up with a bad cold, the audition moves to the Barnes' living room.
Cast: Joey Bishop (Joey Barnes), Abby Dalton (Abby Barnes), Joe Besser (Mr. Jillson), Mary Treen (Hilda), Corbett Monica (Larry Corbett), Shecky Greene (Herbie), Dorothy Claire (Mrs. Belson), Maxine Semon, Ruth Scott, Gerry Lock (Customers)
Crew: Danny Thomas, Joey Bishop (Executive Producers), Charles Stewart (Producer), James V. Kern (Director), Ray Singer, Dick Chevillat (Writers)
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