Caesar's Hour

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Italian Movies in Carnivale

Take the 'A' Train

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What's My Line?: Parody

Tony Towers is a dancer who gets a dancing partner and then invents "And Then You Do That Step" but becomes increasingly fat when on tour with her.

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In The commuters' sketch, Bob almost gets stuck paying a $60 dinner check; 'Ominous', a spoof of the TV show Omnibus, features Caesar as Professor Ludwig von Henpeck, marriage authority; the train sketch features Caesar as a businessman and Pat Carroll as an old lady; The count of Monte Cristo is an opera parody.

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Parody of Somerset Maugham Theatre

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Ingrid Bergman, Joan Crawford, Rock Hudson Look magazine awards to Rock Hudson, and in a separately-filmed piece, to Ingrid Bergman given by Joan Crawford.

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The daddy is a monologue delivered by Caesar; in the corporate secretary sketch, Pat Carroll stars as a new, inexperienced secretary; The brave and the bamboo is a Japanese movie parody.

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The Commuters skit recalls when the three men opened a diner that failed, then a look at an "adult" western and later a parody of "Tonight-America after dark", what inadvertently shows people at their worst.

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Skit: "Break Your Brains" with Sid Caesar, Carl Reiner, Janet Blair, Howard Morris, and Pat Carroll.

Person to Person: Parody