Playboy After Dark Episode # (Season 2, Episode 24)
TV Episode | Comedy, Music

Playboy After Dark

Episode # (Season 2, Episode 24)

TV Episode | Comedy, Music

Comic songwriters Belland and Somerville do an interesting routine. Vic Damone does Vic Damone and the audience appears to be falling asleep. Rich Little does a routine that more resembles a multiple personality breakdown. The Buddy Miles ...See moreComic songwriters Belland and Somerville do an interesting routine. Vic Damone does Vic Damone and the audience appears to be falling asleep. Rich Little does a routine that more resembles a multiple personality breakdown. The Buddy Miles Band does a set in which Buddy actually gets out from behind the drum set and sings. Never saw him do that before. Great pair of numbers. Fran Jeffries sings. She would later pose in Playboy at the age of 45. While Buddy sings, Fran dances with dance supervisor Byron Gilliam who was in every show from season one through two. Byron was a look-a-like for the Reverend Jesse Jackson. Very entertaining. This show had just about run out of gas. End of the series and none too soon. Written by TC See less

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14 cast members

Name	Known for
Don Adams Self Self See fewer	Get Smart (1965)
Barbi Benton Self Self See fewer	How Did a Nice Girl Like You... (1970)
Carol Burnett Self Self See fewer	The Carol Burnett Show (1967)
Jack Cassidy Performer Performer See fewer	The Eiger Sanction (1975)
Chris Cranston Self Self See fewer	Beach Blanket Bingo (1965)
Vic Damone Self Self See fewer	Payback (I) (1999)
Hal Frazier Self Self See fewer	The Partners (1971)
Fran Jeffries Self Self See fewer	The Pink Panther (1963)
Rich Little Self Self See fewer	Christmas Carol (1978)
Buddy Miles Self Self See fewer	Formula 51 (2001)
Buddy Rich Self Self See fewer	Whiplash (2014)
Chita Rivera Self Self See fewer	Chicago (2002)
Nanci Roberts Self Self See fewer	Taken (I) (2008)
Charles Strouse Self Self See fewer	Bonnie and Clyde (1967)