In this second television series Karen offers her own personal blend of song, dance, comedy and impressions. Special guest Bruce Forsyth , with his piano, singing and comedy, thinks he's taken over the show until Karen finally tells him 'on your bike'.

In this week's show the band have been banished to the back of the studio to make more room for special guest John Gary to demonstrate his versatility. As Karen discovers to her cost, he's got more strings to his bow than any other fine singer you've ever listened to.

In the third of six programmes Karen is joined by one of the great names from the American music scene, Buddy Greco. He includes his classic 'Lady is a tramp' and his powerful version for piano and orchestra of 'Macarthur Park'.

This week's special guest Guy Mitchell joins Karen in her sparkling blend of music, dance and comedy. Along with one of his earliest hits, 'Singin' the blues', Guy gives Karen some tips on cowboy life in the USA.

Tonight Karen is joined by her guests Dobbin (the pantomime horse) and Wurzel (the scarecrow) for 'Travellin' life'. With special guest Vic Damone

In the last of the present series Karen dishes up another helping of her personal blend of song, dance and humour. Special guest is songwriter/singer Gerard Kenny , who includes his own 'Son of a song and dance man' and demonstrates that there's a song for every occasion.