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663:, Flowers devised a small black vinyl stool with six wheels. This allowed him to roll around the set, propelling himself with his legs while holding the puppet over his head. This innovative approach enabled a recurring gag in which Madame would be sent flying across the room after getting smacked, punched, or blown by a hairdryer. However, it caused issues for some of the guest stars, who found it challenging to focus on Madame instead of looking down at Wayland. Co-star Judy Landers remarked that "After the initial shock, you begin to feel she's not a puppet anymore. She becomes a whole person because Wayland Flowers is so talented." For scenes set in the bedroom and bathtub, Flowers had to manipulate Madame's movements through a crevice while watching one monitor and tracking the script on a separate teleprompter. "You have to be a contortionist," he remarked. 675:

by winning the New York state championships at 16. To maintain her fitness during filming, she adhered to a low-carb, high-protein diet. Landers addressed her portrayal of the ditsy character, explaining, "We're both extremely determined and ambitious, I'm a very serious-mind person. I can be silly and that's what I do for Sara Joy. I take that silly side of myself and just extend on it." She also responded to critics who questioned her repeated portrayals of dumb characters in sitcoms by stating, "I think laughter is God's hand on the shoulder of a troubled world."

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available, a count that is accurate only if you include the unaired pilot. Later in the same issue, it mentions "150 half-hours" (the show was canceled halfway through the season, so it's probable that someone didn't get the memo), and this number continued to appear in trade magazines for over a year. Adding further to the confusion, a subsequent revision to the trade ads listed 93 shows, and fans have mistakenly presumed that the episodes that were uploaded to YouTube constitute the complete series.

31: 634:. with the cast and crew working at a breakneck pace to create 74 half-hour episodes within 26 weeks. They had already produced 30 episodes before the show's September debut. It was touted as the most expensive comedy ever produced for syndication, costing $ 250,000 per week (adjusted for inflation, nearly $ 800,000) for five 30-minute episodes and one hour-long recap. The show was shot without a 3608:

from only one to up to four shows. This version aired straight through Christmas, so several episodes debuted in this format before the stand-alone weekday versions were broadcast in February. None are available on YouTube, they were last broadcast in the United States in 1983, and specifics are scarce.

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Although Madame proved to be a consistent ratings performer for Atlanta independent station WATL, more stations nationwide carried the hour-long weekend programs than carried the weeknight strips from which the weekend composites were edited. However, the interest in the weekend programs was not high

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Flowers had watched 'The Muppets' enough times to conclude "that all the sets had to be built up to give the actors a place to hide, and that left a tiny amount of room for the human guest stars to move in. So I've designed a skateboard with six wheels on the bottom which allows me to roll around the

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Judy Landers' agent encouraged her to stick to dramatic roles, but she had a preference for comedic parts and eagerly accepted the opportunity to co-star in the series. Her character, Sara Joy, incorporated her real-life passion for gymnastics, which she had pursued since the age of 9 and excelled in

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A team of 12 writers collaborated to develop the show's stories and bounced around ideas in the room. Flowers, who had an intimate understanding of the Madame character, often revised her dialogue, noting, "There's a way to deliver a line for Madame. I call it putting a button on it. And I'm good at

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began coming up with ideas for her own show. His initial concept involved Madame launching into space on a rocket at the start of each episode, followed by her unexpected appearances in various TV shows. However, this idea proved to be impractical. He then proposed a scenario in which he would share

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will be aimed at Reiss comments, "The show is primarily for young adults. The difference between programming in the late night and programming in the early evening is that, in the late fringe, you lose the kids and many of the teenagers and 50-plus audience. You lose those, and what you have left

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about building her TV career by playing a succession of incredibly dumb blondes, like... Sara Joy Pitts on the odiferous 'Madame's Place,' and in reply, Judy tells me with a straight face, "I think laughter is God's hand on the shoulder of a troubled world," and things suddenly get real quiet at La

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The raunchy series starring Wayland Flowers and the puppet Madame as a famous star lost one of its regulars recently in the form of Corey Feldman, who played neighborhood kid Buzzy St. James. Feldman was dropped because Madame's dialogue and one-liners are considered so blue that the execs felt the

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The pilot, which featured the star and a number of Flowers' other inananimate creations, just didn't work. "The strength of Madame is that she's highly adult," explained Goldhammer. "She relates better to humans than to puppets. This is not a puppet show, but it has a puppet as its star. The pilot

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There has been considerable confusion regarding the episode count, largely due to misinformation from the studio, compounded by the long unavailability of the show. Shortly after the series concluded, a multi-page Paramount trade ad in Television/Radio Age magazine stated there were "75 half-hours"

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The demanding five-day-a-week shooting schedule began to take its toll on Flowers, leading to strain on his voice, which he described as making him "sound like a frog". He expressed regret about committing to a daily show," describing the set as chaotic and even referring to it as "Casa Tastrophe".

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as Madame - Madame has enjoyed a storied career in stage, radio, film, and television. She currently resides in a lavish Beverly Hills mansion, where she hosts a late-night talk show. Despite her age, Madame exudes childlike behavior, shamelessly pursuing younger men and often greeting female peers

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Paramount created hour-long edits to give the show wider exposure, but it backfired, with more stations opting to run the weekend edition than the standard weekday episodes. It was reported that these edits combined two episodes "with extra material," but TV listings sometimes indicated storylines

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as her English butler, and included additional puppets like Jiffy, Crazy Mary, Mr. Mackelroy, and Baby Smedley in supporting roles. Although the pilot was instrumental in pitching the show, Paramount believed that the inclusion of all these puppets made it appear "too cartoonish". Consequently, it

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Custom-crafted "Madame" full-size ventriloquist figure, personally made by her creator and operator Wayland Flowers for Debbie Reynolds' Las Vegas stage show. Fully dressed and decorated as her original "twin-sister" version that appeared in Flowers' arms for many television and stage appearances

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I was lucky to meet Wayland in his early days, before he truly became famous, when he was still performing in clubs... Wayland and I became fast friends... I loved Madame so much that I decided to become her in my act. I hired two of his writers to work on my Madame material, and his puppeteer to

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to independent stations, they varied. In some markets, it aired after midnight, while in others, the premiere was delayed by a week or more. American copyright records simply list the episodes by numbers. The titles below possibly originated in a German episode guide, but they're also utilized on

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While working on Madame's Place, she'd usually order Japanese shushi or a California combination of avocado and crabmeat wrapped in seaweed and topped with white rice. "Besides being low in, calories and high in protein, it's simply great with a little horseradish to give it that added zip," she

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I had a stuffed monkey with Velcro hands and feet. It reminded me of Madame, so one day I decided to bring it in to show off to my new friend. "Can I borrow that?" he asked me. A few days later, he brought it back to the set, completely restyled to look like one of his puppets, complete with the

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Intended for late-night broadcasts aimed at adults in the 18-49 range, the show secured deals in 110 markets, making it the largest sale for a first-run syndicated show up to that point, reaching 83% of households in the USA. In addition to the standard 30-minute episodes, Paramount also created

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The show featured one primary Madame puppet and nine "stand-ins" each painted with slight variations, including one intentionally made to appear evil. Flowers could distinguish between the puppets and switched them as needed for different scenes. Together with costume designer Minta Manning, he

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as Bernadette Van Gilder - Bernie initially came to Hollywood with dreams of becoming an actress. However, she encountered the unsavory aspects of the industry and opted for a more conservative path as Madame's secretary. Bernie manages administrative tasks, answers phone calls, and ensures the

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while standing in for her costar, and the two carried on a torrid affair behind the back of Madame's then-husband. When Pinky fell on hard times, Madame hired him as her butler. Their deep friendship prevails, although Pinky grapples with his role as a butler in his 50s and stifles feelings of

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Corey Feldman recalled being enamored by both Wayland and Madame, so Flowers borrowed a plush monkey from the boy and fitted it with rods so he could puppeteer it. Feldman was thrilled, but his mother was unimpressed, telling him, "Wayland Flowers is gay." The boy wasn't even sure what

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commented, "Liking this show depends on one's tolerance for the campy utterings of Wayland Flowers' sassy puppet, Madame. Since mine is extremely low, 'Madame's Place' is a long 30-minutes." He concluded, "As sitcoms go, 'Madame's Place' is probably no better or worse than, say,

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The show received generally positive reviews. TV Host's Wayne Miller gushed that "the show is not only original, but more often than not, it's downright funny." He continued, "The supporting cast sparkles as an ensemble foil to the luscivious Madame." Tom Hopkins of

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as Sara Joy Pitts - Sara Joy, the naive and curvaceous daughter of Madame's sister, fled her unhappy life in Georgia to seek fame in Hollywood. Her Auntie Madame extended her protection and guidance. Sara Joy aspires to be an actress and often showcases her gymnastic

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in more than 110 markets, giving the comedy the largest lineup ever for a first-run syndicated strip, according to Paramount. The show has been sold to all of the top 10 markets, 18 or the top 20, and 41 of the top 50, representing more than 83 per cent of the U.S.

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I just couldn't get used to playing to the dummy, or the puppet, or whatever you call her. I just kept talking down toward the floor at Wayland, 'cause that's where the noise was coming from. But gradually, I got accustomed to the notion that the puppet really is

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Today, he has Madame who, physically, is one of some eight or nine puppets, all virtually the same. But there are differences. Flowers has painted them all, and he can tell them apart. "They have different looks," he said. "The is one that even has an evil

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FLOWERS: I kind of devised that. I'd always noticed in movies that are made with puppets, they build their stages up, but the actors can't move much; they have to stand still while the puppets dance around them and all. I just wheel all around the

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as Solaria - Solaria is an eccentric psychic medium who shares her bed with an extensive family of felines. Despite her peculiarities, Solaria possesses uncanny psychic abilities, as well as supernatural gifts that she unleashes on those who cross

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network decided to drop it from their schedule. The cost of maintaining the five-shows-a-week pace became unsustainable when a significant portion of the country wasn't even airing the episodes, leading to the show's cancellation in January 1983.

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In recent months, WSBK has been running The Twilight Zone at 11 p.m., followed by Madame's Place, followed by feature films. "We have been getting our best ratings with Twilight Zone," reports Judy Jurisch, programming manager for the

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Each week's product -- five half-hour shows plus a one-hour weekend episodes that combines two already shown segments with extra material -- is costing Paramount $ 250,000, which makes it the most expensive comedy ever produced for

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In the October Neilsen ratings, her Saturday show (a composite of the previous week's episodes) proved to be the highest rated show for Atalanta's Channel 36, one of the 120 stations which had bought the series by its fall

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For Madame's bedroom scenes, Flowers must lie on his stomach, extending his right arm through a crevice between the bed and pillow to operate Madame. He must watch a monitor to orchestrate Madame's movements, as well as a

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Madame is unconcerned when Tony Tessier files a wrongful termination suit against her, not realizing that Tessier is friends with the judge and her lawyer has lost his mind. Meanwhile, Sara Joy hopes to compete in the

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Canceled: "Madame's Place," the raunchy syndicated sitcom that appears at 11:30 weeknights on Channel 2, has shut down production and will leave the air after the backlog of pre-taped episodes runs out in late

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The difficulties started when he began doing the television show five days a week. He had so much money so quickly, he was working so hard and it was just too much for him. He was taking cocaine just to keep

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Touted to be the most expensive syndicated comedy show in history, the sets seem to bear that out. With a complete bedroom, living room, office, courtroom, and ornate bathroom, Madame really seems to have it

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We did a pilot with Mary and Jiffy, but it's better just with Madame. She's such a strong character, and just having one puppet character in the show makes it different than anything that's been done before.

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Madame's voice was flawless. But when Flowers was speaking in his own Southern drawl, the voice was raspy. "I sound like a frog," he said. "We've done 50 shows in 10 weeks and Madame is in just about every

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The show will feature Madame's... friends Jiffy, Crazy Mary, Baby Smedley, and Mr. Mackelhoney.... There'll be some "real" people, including Madame's houseboy and her friend, the nightclub bouncer, plus

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I'm not appearing on the show at all," said Flowers. "That wasn't the way I wanted it at first, but now I think it's good. My mouth moves -- I'm not a ventriloquist -- and the producers didn't want that.

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My original idea was to have Madame shot off into space in a rocket. And from there, she would break into TV shows unexpectedly," he said. "But there were compromises, and this is the format we settled

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Madame's Place, a situation comedy about an aging show business veteran who hosts a television talk show from her Hollywood mansion, will join the USA Network at 11:30 a.m. EST daily, beginning Monday.

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mansion surrounded by devoted butler Pinkerton, attentive secretary Bernadette, and beautiful niece Sara Joy. The domestic comedy antics of Madame's household are supplemented by Madame's eponymous

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When we first wrote the theme, we wrote a slightly-different first verse, which we had to change because Paramount said that it might offend old people. I've typed in that "lost" first verse below.

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Doing a five-day-a-week comedy is not an easy assignment. "It's like an asylum, not unlike my home. I call it Casa Tastrophe," said Flowers, adding, "I would rather not have done a strip show."

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For this show, she has 33 costumes so far, a lot of mix-and-match," he said. He and designer Minta Manning go through magazines, searching for the right "look" for the over-sexed octogenarian.

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format, occasionally featuring storylines that span multiple episodes. To accommodate viewers who may have missed previous episodes, a character routinely refers to the previous day's events.

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It was during this time that Wayland started using drugs. Rumor around the set was that he had to be jacked up on coke just to handle being on a dolly for hours on end while shooting.

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Madame schedules plastic surgery and uses a rash of food poisonings as a cover story for her recuperation. Pinkerton knows the truth, but everyone else thinks she is at death's door.

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USA reran this at 11:30 in the morning, back around 1986. And amazingly enough, this reran on USA as late as 1990. It reran at 2 in the morning, but it was still airing on USA.

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Madame's drill sergeant nephew (Colby Chester) comes for a visit and puts everyone in the house through training. Meanwhile, a kissing bandit terrorizes the neighborhood, and

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NOTE: Negrin and Carlip were improv comediennes who had a strange act portraying Cindy & Mindy, greeting people at restaurants and airports, posing as their biggest fans.

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me a puppet. But when I showed it to my mother, she harrumphed. "Wayland Flowers is gay," she told me. I didn't know what that meant, of course... "How do you know he's

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The writing has been good. I change some lines right out there on the floor, because we have a computer system instead of cue cards that can type changes in right there.

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Everyone knows that Madame is about to be honored as the Woman of the Year except the recipient herself, who jeopardizes the honor by getting arrested at Club Zooland.

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The 30-minute version subsequently aired for 5 years on the USA network, but the 15 hour-long weekend edits haven't been seen since their original run in syndication.

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Wayland Flowers and Madame became regular fixtures on talk shows, variety programs, and game shows in the mid-1970s, notably holding the center square on the popular

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A Madame imitator decides she's as good as the original, and the city orders the mansion destroyed to make room for a new highway. Guests: Chad Everett, Steve Allen.

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Madame decides to hold a contest to choose her next husband, and the finalists are a hunky podiatrist Dr. Carl Treadwell (Raymond Lynch) and a dorky Dwayne Kellogg (

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Madame is under the weather and Bernadette can't find a celebrity to guest host, so she takes on the duty, embarrassing both herself and a US senator in the process.

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Bernadette's proof of Dwayne's intentions seems to be useless since he and Madame have gone to Mexico to elope. Mister Honest fills in as host on Madame's show and

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NOTE: A few images and some vague information about the pilot were released in an early trade ad, and a brief shot of the opening titles was featured in a story on

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Ty Henderson as Barney Wolfe - Barney is the black producer and director of Madame's talk show, who's frequently exasperated because she does whatever she pleases.

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NOTE: Debbie Reynolds' friendship with Wayland Flowers pre-dated his fame, and his associates created the mask and gown, which she sometimes used in her live act.

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as Walter Pinkerton - "Pinky," as he is affectionately called by the staff, is a former boxer, stunt-man, and stand-in. He met Madame on the set of the 1957 film

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Feeling defeated after trying to revive her movie career, Madame decides to quit showbiz. Lance Lane takes over her show and has to contend with drunken chef

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Madame's gone quacking mad, Pinkerton confesses his feelings for her, Dr. Joyce Brothers appears on Madame's show, and Dale Gonyea extols his love for pianos.

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as Buzzy St. James - Buzzy is the snarky 11-year-old son of a pretentious writer and actress who are seldom home, leaving the boy to run amuck. His hobby is

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He explained that guests do sometimes fail to pay attention to the host. "Some will look down at me and I'll look up and say, 'Keep the eyes on the doll.'"

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is a bright new concept." Bob Curtright of The Witchita Eagle-Beacon noted, "The talk-show format allows numerous guest celebrities, giving it the feel of

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Madame lost her own place in the television world when she was not renewed by two RKO stations carrying her (one of them was New York "superstation" WOR).

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Flowers operates Madame by sitting below her, 4 inches off the ground on a board that has wheels to allow him to move her around the room when necessary.

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I had an idea for a show very much like this one, but I was to live in the house with Madame so we wouldn't have all the problems with me not being seen.

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from 1986 to 1991, alternating between daytime and late-night timeslots. Throughout 1999, episodes infrequently aired on TV Land. In the UK, it aired on

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Wayland Flowers is no dummy. He and his favorite puppet, Madame, have been signed to head a new half-hour comedy series for Paramount Television called

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create a Madame mask. Madame's seamstress designed my sequined gown. I found a small, blond doll to represent Wayland that we dressed in a little suit.

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Madame agrees to finance a show for Sara Joy and her pretentious new boyfriend (John Sanderford), which drives a wedge between the young lovers. Also,

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When Cora Flarp (Monica Ganas), a homeless woman who won the lottery, moves into the mansion next door, Madame decides to give her a makeover. Also,

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Buzzy and Sara Joy submit Pinkerton's steamy diary for publication. Bernadette and Madame spar when Bernie books a ladies' marching band on the show.

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as Larry Lunch - Larry is Madame's fast-talking and unscrupulous agent, who communicates in rapid double-talk, firing off a million words per minute.

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Madame calls Inspector Putzeau to help recover her stolen portrait and Pinkerton turns the mansion into a training camp for the next world champion.

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Madame becomes desperate to lure Bernie away from her nemesis, host of a naked bowling show. Also, the baby's real mother returns to Georgia, and

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Desperate to raise money to care for the baby that she admits she put on the doorstep, Sara Joy unwittingly signs a contract to star in a porno;

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When R. Ray Randall demands that Madame hires a sidekick, she ignores his picks and chooses Lance Lane (Raymond Lynch), a handsome tuxedo model.

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Sara Joy spends her life's savings on a demo recording, which raises the ire of her Auntie Madame. Also, Madame can't help but crack jokes when

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The series offers multiple mentions regarding Madame writing her autobiography. Nine months after the show concluded its run, Flowers published

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A playwright tries to get Madame to produce his play and a freak snowstorm forces Madame to have amateur night on her show. Guest: Eva Gabor.

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Madame gives a young magician a break. However, Bernadette sabotages his act, blaming the young man's father for her beloved husband's death.

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Solaria holds a seance, a plane crashes into the mansion, Bernadette quits, and Madame learns that Sara Joy isn't actually the baby's mother.

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WAYLAND FLOWERS: Yes, of course. I do love to work, but Jesus. I say, call the union; there's got to be something in the slave labor clause.

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A lawyer states his intent to admit an old porn movie starring Madame into evidence. Sara Joy tries to boost the career of a street juggler.

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Chandler Garrison as R. Ray Randall - "No face," as he is referred to by Madame, is the sinister, disembodied voice of the TV network owner.

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Over the years, Wayland developed a heavy cocaine habit. His drug habit worsened and, to make things even worse, he was diagnosed with HIV.

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NOTE: Because a new storyline was established right before the weekend, this episode ends with a teaser and the next picks up with a recap.

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stated, "It's funny stuff, with some sharp writing and some skillful work by Flowers. At a time when TV is mired in spinoffs and regrinds,

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Madame's musical conductor, Ronald Espiranza, is visited by the ghost of his dead wife, who materializes in front of a freaked-out Madame.

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Solaria hypnotizes Madame to deal with a bout of insomnia, which causes Madame to behave erratically whenever anyone snaps their fingers.

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Paramount raised concerns that the lyrics would offend older viewers, so the first verse was revised. The unused original lyrics were:

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Hector Elias as Roland Esperanza - Although he is seldom seen, Roland is generally announced at the top of Madame's talk show. He is a

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household runs smoothly. She carries the weight of her husband Bart's tragic death in 1962, as he choked on a dove during a magic show.

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When Madame's old friend Bobbie Tremain comes for a visit, everyone grows concerned that she is a freeloader. Also, Madame interviews

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Ultimately, a pilot was produced and made available to the press and distributors in January 1982. This pilot featured the diminutive

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Bob Sand, Carter Crocker, Greg Fields, Frank Mula, Marc Warren, Dennis Rinsler, Tony Garofalo, Tom Moore, Bob Howard, Wayland Flowers

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called it "a harmless piece of camp," concluding, that "it's not always truly funny, and it might wear thin when the novelty fades."

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Madame recalls her younger days and thinks she has lost touch with the youth market, so she teams up with a punk band called Drool.

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We originally tried to get George Burns and Ethel Merman to sing the theme, but they both were already booked when we needed them.

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Madame has nightmares after Solaria tells her that she is going to have a baby, and then a bundle of joy turns up on the doorstep.

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After the mansion is robbed, Madame has a cheap security system installed to trap intruders, but she is the one who ends up caged.

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Madame decides to endorse a new product on her TV show, and Sara Joy falls for a kid's show host hopeful. Guest: Pee Wee Herman.

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Larry Lunch decides to quit showbiz after he is hit with divorce papers, so Pinkerton is forced to take over as Madame's agent.

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Owes some of her great shape to the fact that she began gymnastics at age 9 and has remained a devotee to fitness ever since.

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NOTE: The show went into reruns until February after this episode. Confusingly, the hour-long recap version continued to air.

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There were 54 episodes, of which, 53 are available online thanks to the incredible preservation powers of Tav's Television.

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Madame ignores Bernadette's advice and appears on Star Probe, then is surprised when they do a smear piece. Also a drunken

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buttoning up." At times, Flowers would improvise new lines during filming, and the script would be swiftly adjusted on the

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An alien from outer space (Michael Lee Gogin) pays a visit to the mansion. Comedian Anthony Russell appears on the show.

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Pinkerton becomes addicted to a soap opera, "The Filthy Itch," that stars Madame's condescending friend Arlene Hoffman (

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Madame decides to throw herself at a boy she used to babysit, unaware that he has grown to become a televangelist.

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Donna Mills is a guest; Madame runs for city council; the staff competes on "Celebrity Staff Battle". (60 min.)

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After Buzzy comes on the Sara Joy, Madame talks to his parents, and then Buzzy vanishes. Also, actor/composer

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Flowers said there were 12 writers working on the series. But he also contributes a lot of his own material.

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Sara Joy's new army sergeant (Sarina C. Grant) mistakes Madame for an AWOL recruit and forces her to enlist.

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Bob Sand, Tony Garofalo, Peggy Goldman, Mar Warren, Dennis Rinsler, Bob Howard, Greg Fields, Wayland Flowers

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Bob Sand, George Atkins, Greg Fields, Peggy Goldman, Tom Moore, Marc Warren, Dennis Rinsler, Wayland Flowers

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Bob Sand, Bob Howard, Tony Garofalo, Tom Moore, George Atkins, Marc Warren, Dennis Rinsler, Wayland Flowers

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Bob Sand, Bob Howard, Tom Moore, George Atkins, Marc Warren, Dennis Rinsler, Tony Garofalo, Wayland Flowers

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Bob Sand, George Atkins, Marc Warren, Dennis Rinsler, Tony Garofalo, Tom Moore, Bob Howard, Wayland Flowers

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A freak snowstorm has prevented Madame's guests from arriving, forcing her friends to perform on the show.

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scoured magazines for wardrobe ideas for the dolls, resulting in a collection of over 100 custom outfits.

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Sara Joy's visit to a hypnotist makes her overly assertive and a comedian from outer space visits Madame.

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Bob Sand, Marc Warren, Dennis Rinsler, Tony Garofalo, Tom Moore, Bob Howard, Greg Fields, Wayland Flowers

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Bob Sand, Frank Mula, Tony Garofalo, Greg Fields, Tom Moore, Marc Warren, Dennis Rinsler, Wayland Flowers

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Bob Sand, Tony Garofalo, Marc Warren, Dennis Rinsler, Tom Moore, Greg Fields, Bob Howard, Wayland Flowers

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Bob Sand, Tom Moore, Tony Garofalo, Bob Howard, Marc Warren, Dennis Rinsler, Greg Fields, Wayland Flowers

601:, musical performances, and dancing galore. Madame was extremely popular with the youth market, and soon 5422:

She was a premier gymnast who conquered all comers at the New York State Championships at the age of 16.

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My agent wanted me to do dramatic roles instead of comedy, but I enjoy comedy and when this role in

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every time he hears the word "trash". Pinkerton returns from vacation and falls for Charley in drag.

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set down out of sight, a few inches off the floor. This gives Madame and the actors great mobility.

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Flowers said Madame has more than 100 custom-designed outfits and nine stand-ins for the TV series.

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Madame's Place has 12 writers, Flowers says, but he does a lot of instant rewriting as they shoot.

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Flowers is nowhere to be seen on the elaborate sets at KTLA studios, where Madame is taped for TV.

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Bob Sand, Carter Crocker, Dennis Rinsler, Marc Warren, Tony Garofalo, Tom Moore, Wayland Flowers

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Madame has visions of a big movie comeback when she is approached by director Federino Felluci.

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MAUPIN: Did it take you long to learn to operate that dolly... that thing you roll around on?

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Bob Sand, George Atkins, Marc Warren, Dennis Rinsler, Frank Mula, Greg Fields, Wayland Flowers

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Bob Sand, Frank Mula, Marc Warren, Dennis Rinsler, Greg Fields, George Atkins, Wayland Flowers

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To help Sara Joy get over the nude model she was dating, Solaria sets her up with her nephew,

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seems to appear on the show, but Madame ultimately reveals that it's impersonator Kenny Sacha.

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comedy troupe, who appeared as an assortment of characters and provided stand-up comedy bits.

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Pinkerton takes over when Madame's agent quits, and a new neighbor turns out to be a vampire.

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Bob Sand, Tony Garofalo, Marc Warren, Dennis Rinsler, Tom Moore, Greg Fields, Wayland Flowers

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composed the theme song, with lyrics by Monica Riordan, and assistance from Alan Satchwell:

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The talk-show format allows numerous guest celebrities (this weekend, it's Debbie Reynolds).

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It began airing on USA on June 30, 1986, and had a permanent home on the station until 1991.

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Her autobiography, "Madame: The First Hundred Years," is scheduled to be out this Christmas.

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Lonesome Pinkerton decides to live the life of a swinging single, which results in disaster.

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Bob Sand, Carter Crocker, Frank Mula, Tom Moore, Tony Garofalo, Greg Fields, Wayland Flowers

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Bob Sand, Bob Howard, Tom Moore, George Atkins, Marc Warren, Dennis Rinsler, Wayland Flowers

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Bob Sand, Bob Howard, Tony Garofalo, Tom Moore, Marc Warren, Dennis Rinsler, Wayland Flowers

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dubbed it "the randiest show on commercial television," concluding, "I know a lot of people

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A loony spiritualist (Anita Dangler) is brought in to cleanse the mansion of the ghosts of

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Bob Sand, George Atkins, Tony Garofalo, Tom Moore, Greg Fields, Bob Howard, Wayland Flowers

1442:) comes to town for a convention of her exes and to warn her that Dwayne is a con-man, and 1010:

Sara joy tries to find a job; Madame is surprised when she ends up stuck on a variation of

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Don Sparks as Mister Honest - Eric Honest is Madame's most frequent TV guest, a send up of

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Solaria provides a strange clue to help Madame in her trial, and Sara Joy takes the stand.

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NOTE: Pierce was an acclaimed female impersonator, and Davis was his signature character.

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was decided that the show would be more distinctive with Madame as the sole puppet star.

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Guests were frequent and ranged widely, often appearing as themselves; notables include

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Madame contends with a stuffy neighbor, a punk rock group, insomnia and a new producer.

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The writers are writing the material," Flowers said, "But I have to change it a little.

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was a huge hit in Atlanta, where the hour-long Saturday edition topped the ratings for

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The Complete Directory To Prime Time Network and Cable TV Shows, 1946-Present, 9th ed.

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When nuns move into the neighborhood, one becomes determined to sing on Madame's show.

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Madame invites her ex-husband, Roy Boy McCullough (James Weston) and his new fiancee (

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NOTE: The announcer prophetically declares, "Future kiddie show host, Pee-Wee Herman!"

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appears on Madame's show and declares she wants to play the title role in a sequel to

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hour-long compilations of the week's shows for stations to broadcast on the weekends.

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a mansion with Madame, but this was shot down by the producers because Flowers was no

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Curtright, Bob (1982-10-01). "Kids' Show Voyager, a Tongue-in-Cheek History Lesson".

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Curtright, Bob (1982-10-01). "Kids' Show Voyager, a Tongue-in-Cheek History Lesson".

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Madame learns from the press that her business manager has fled with all her money.

818:. The combination is hilarious, but obviously not for everyone." Michael Dougan of 6124:" supporting players present an episode of "Madame's Place"... Later in the month, 2678: 1737: 1736:

NOTE: The episode title is the name of the song that Madame performs, a parody of "

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Wayland Flowers, Madame gained a significant following in the 1970s with her witty

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enough to make Paramount want to spend the money necessary to keep producing them.

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NOTE: Lynch previously appeared as Madame's potential suitor, Dr. Carl Treadwell.

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Two episodes were taped every two weeks over the course of four days and nights.

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When Sara Joy is forced to choose between two men, she instead picks Pinkerton.

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Bob Sand, Marc Warren, Dennis Rinsler, Greg Fields, Frank Mula, Wayland Flowers

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Bob Sand, Carter Crocker, Tony Garofalo, Tom Moore, Bob Howard, Wayland Flowers

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commented on Flowers's noticeable weight loss, and during the same interview, "

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Bob Sand, George Atkins, Tony Garofalo, Bob Howard, Tom Moore, Wayland Flowers

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Bob Sand, Frank Mula, Marc Warren, Dennis Rinsler, Bob Howard, Wayland Flowers

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Bob Sand, George Atkins, Tony Garofalo, Tom Moore, Bob Howard, Wayland Flowers

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Bob Sand, Tony Garafalo, Bob Howard, Tom Moore, Peggy Goldman, Wayland Flowers

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The city wants to tear down Madame's mansion to make room for a new highway.

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When the portrait is stolen from Madame's living room, a bumbling inspector (

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Sara Joy's ego balloons when she is hypnotized into becoming more assertive.

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Said Flowers, "We had 30 (episodes) shot and in the can before it ever ran."

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Bob Sand, Bob Howard, Tom Moore, Tony Garofalo, Greg Fields, Wayland Flowers

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Brown, James (1982-09-17). "The New Season: Previews of Syndicated Shows".

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Bob Sand, Carter Crocker, Tony Garofalo, Greg Fields, Tom Moore, Bob Howard

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Madame's Marine sergeant nephew, her ex-husband and his new fiancee visit.

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Madame is transformed into a vampire by her new neighbor, Baron Von Leer (

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WAYLAND FLOWERS: We're doing five shows a week, and Solid Gold at night.

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NOTE: This episode was an attempt to cash in on the recent popularity of

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who conducts "the middle-aged sounds of Madame's All-Divorced Orchestra."

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guests on Madame's show and tries to get Sara Joy to prepare him a meal.

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pulled in higher ratings, and it was dealt a death-blow when New York's

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Madame by Armistead Maupin, Interview Magazine, 1982-12: Vol 12 Iss 12

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I have just asked the bosomy Judy if she never felt just a little bit

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Madame's Place on a furious schedule 75 half-hour shows in 26 weeks.

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In addition to the weekday shoots, Madame retained her regular gig on

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To prevent erecting scaffolding sets for the puppeteer as they did on

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recruits Madame to acquire a secret chemical from a Russian diplomat.

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Madame learns that she has an impersonator (Louise Williams). Also,

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In an unusual departure from comedies of its era, the show adopts a

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Bob Sand, George Atkins, Tony Garofalo, Bob Howard, Wayland Flowers

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Bob Sand, Marc Warren, Dennis Rinsler, Greg Fields, Wayland Flowers

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Mister Honest learns that Bernadette is his secret admirer. Also,

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interrupts Madame's show, and comedian Brian Seff performs a song.

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Stanley, John (1982-09-26). "Manipulate Madame? She's No Dummy".

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Stanley, John (1982-09-26). "Manipulate Madame? She's No Dummy".

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While Pinkerton is away on vacation, his biker brother shows up.

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NOTE: Johnny Haymer's real-life son portrays Walter Pinkerton Jr.

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Duffy, Mike (1983-01-27). "Channel 2 Gets Ready for a Workout".

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Sara Joy is offered the opportunity to become a nude centerfold.

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Madame schemes to get Larry Lunch booked onto a rival's TV show.

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Bob Sand, Carter Crocker, Bob Howard, Tom Moore, Wayland Flowers

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Bob Sand, Tom Moore, Tony Garofalo, Greg Fields, Wayland Flowers

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Madame revives her talk show; Sara Joy arrives and asks to stay.

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A neighborhood boy falls in love with Madame's niece, Sara Joy.

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Geringer, Dan (1984-02-21). "Making the Most of Their Assets".

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without reflecting on the television series or its characters.

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Dwayne puts the moves on Bernadette, Madame's 4th ex-husband (

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Bob Sand, Bob Howard, Tony Garofalo, Greg Fields, Tom Moore,

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jealousy towards the various men who frequent Madame's bed.

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At Paramount, a half-hour nighttime comedy/variety strip,

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Pinkerton trains a female prizefighter (Donna Ponterotto).

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makes one of his earliest TV appearances on Madame's show.

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to consult with Madame after her failed engagement. Also,

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appears as a politically-incorrect Japanese impressionist.

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appears on the show and does an impersonation of Madame.

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The ghosts of Groucho and Harpo Marx haunt the mansion.

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Make 'Em Laugh: Short-Term Memories of Longtime Friends

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Sara Joy gets fed up with Hollywood and joins the army.

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Airdates are fairly consistent, but since the show was

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Bob Sand, Marc Warren, Dennis Rinsler, Wayland Flowers

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Bob Sand, Marc Warren, Dennis Rinsler, Wayland Flowers

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Bob Sand, Marc Warren, Dennis Rinsler, Wayland Flowers

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A case of mistaken identity finds Madame in the army.

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Madame's houseguest is transformed into a houseplant.

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Bob Sand, Tony Garofalo, Greg Fields, Wayland Flowers

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appears on the show and won't stop running his mouth.

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In 1980, Madame landed a recurring gig as a guest on

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Paramount Television Domestic Distribution has sold

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appears on the show and verbally spars with Madame.

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Bob Sand, Tony Garofalo, Greg Fields, Peggy Goldman

6294:"Tonight, a classy, sassy doll and other delights" 5269:little sticks to move the monkey's hands and feet. 4082:"From the Fast Squad" and "Bitten By the Vampire". 2735:Bob Sand, Bob Howard, Greg Fields, Wayland Flowers 2661:Bob Sand, Frank Mula, Greg Fields, Wayland Flowers 1876:but can't stop asking questions about her husband. 3662:"The Successful Comeback" and "A Bath for Eddie". 2825:Madame's IRS audit is sabotaged by Mister Honest. 1097:Bob Sand, George Atkins, Tom Moore, Tony Garofalo 6965: 4674:"Puppet Evades Censors on TV's 'Madame's Place'" 4501:"Puppet Evades Censors on TV's 'Madame's Place'" 2774:Bob Sand, Tom Moore, Frank Mula, Wayland Flowers 1356:NOTE: Sacha not only appeared in Midler's movie 1016:hosted by Biff Willis (real-life game show host 923:is Ridgley, Madame's stuffy English butler, and 5327:Southington, John (1982-12-02). "Video Waves". 4122: 4087: 4052: 4017: 3982: 3947: 3567: 3534: 3497: 3492:, appearing partially nude for the photo shoot. 3448: 3415: 3382: 3345: 3312: 3279: 3242: 3207: 3174: 3141: 3108: 3075: 3042: 3031:Madame and her staff compete on the game show " 3003: 2966: 2929: 2896: 2865: 2860:spars with Madame when she appears on the show. 2830: 2799: 2764: 2725: 2686: 2651: 2612: 2577: 2538: 2533:(Madame's puppeteer, Wayland Flowers, in drag). 2503: 2462: 2421: 2382: 2337: 2328:Madame hires a pretentious interior decorator ( 2302: 2259: 2226: 2191: 2150: 2113: 2082: 2051: 2019: 1988: 1947: 1916: 1881: 1846: 1811: 1780: 1749: 1708: 1669: 1630: 1591: 1556: 1525: 1486: 1451: 1412: 1373: 1324: 1283: 1252: 919:stars as Patty, Madame's pint-sized secretary, 742:She's young at heart and not yet over the hill. 5514:"Bawdy 'Madame's Place' gathers cult audience" 5223:"Bawdy 'Madame's Place' gathers cult audience" 5136:"Bawdy 'Madame's Place' gathers cult audience" 5075:"Bawdy 'Madame's Place' gathers cult audience" 4770:"Bawdy 'Madame's Place' gathers cult audience" 4612:"Bawdy 'Madame's Place' gathers cult audience" 4012:"The Stolen Portrait" and "His Biggest Dream". 3912: 3877: 3842: 3807: 3772: 3737: 3702: 3667: 3632: 2293:on her show. Dale Gonyea returns to sing "The 1217: 1186: 1149: 1118: 1087: 1056: 1025: 984: 940: 893: 304:, sharp comebacks, and penchant for celebrity 4229:"Wayland 'Madame' Flowers dies in the closet" 3732:"Buzzy's Puberty;" the other half is unknown. 2638:Madame hires an expensive makeup consultant ( 6999:American television shows featuring puppetry 5303:I was elated. The great Wayland Flowers had 4640:"Madame: Salty Puppet Solos in Her Own Show" 4584:"Madame: Salty Puppet Solos in Her Own Show" 3767:"I Am What I Am;" the other half is unknown. 630:Production commenced in August 1982, at the 102:"Madame's Place" performed by Denise De Caro 6347:Madame's Place lasted only half the season. 5326: 4887: 4885: 4183: 2961:to curb the junk-food habit in the mansion. 812:. The home front provides the kookiness of 6989:American English-language television shows 6128:also serves up a "Madame's Place" episode. 5916: 5914: 5912: 5574: 5348:"Judy Landers Shares a Spot with 'Madame'" 5167:"Judy Landers Shares a Spot with 'Madame'" 5160: 5158: 4667: 4665: 4663: 4571:Electronic Media 1982-08-26: Vol 1 Iss 13 4222: 4220: 4173:Broadcasting Magazine, March 3, 1983, p.48 29: 6553: 6291: 6219: 6109: 5538: 5536: 5511: 5220: 5133: 5072: 4767: 4609: 4306:Black-and-white promotional brochure for 1660:appears on her show. A mentally ill fan ( 905: 900: 718:performing the song proved unsuccessful. 6514:before his untimely death at 48 in 1988. 6463: 6359:Broadcasting Magazine, 1984-04-23, p.144 5462: 5345: 5164: 4882: 4126: 4091: 4056: 4021: 3986: 3951: 3916: 3881: 3846: 3811: 3776: 3741: 3706: 3671: 3636: 2180:) comes for a visit and transforms into 1617:When Italian director Federino Felluci ( 848:gives me the chills." Rick Malaspena of 6979:1983 American television series endings 6380: 6194: 5909: 5765:Michael Miller (bigeyezzzzzzz) (2021). 5735:Michael Miller (bigeyezzzzzzz) (2021). 5507: 5505: 5485: 5280: 5245: 5155: 4972: 4913: 4891: 4826: 4715: 4700: 4660: 4458: 4426: 4387: 4321: 4254: 4217: 730:With an ever-active hunger for a thrill 6974:1982 American television series debuts 6966: 6251: 6176:TV Host, Harrisburg/West Shore Edition 6169: 6019: 5978: 5920: 5886: 5665: 5602: 5533: 4991: 4845: 4795: 4527: 4416:Madame's Place Trade Ad, February 1982 4344: 4226: 4152:"Piggy on Duty" and "Worse Than Jail". 1313:appears on the show and duets his hit 726:They say that she's a geriatric wonder 394: 6448: 6446: 6276: 6006: 5435:"How Sexy Judy Stays Taut & Trim" 5407:"How Sexy Judy Stays Taut & Trim" 5127: 5103:"Actress Following a trail of laughs" 5100: 4671: 4631: 4498: 4281: 4213:EpGuides.de Madame's Place (archived) 4177: 826:find Madame funny and, to them only, 365:talk show has long been broadcasting 6470:. William Morrow. pp. 157–158. 6317:TV Radio Age, 1983-03-14, pp.14, 204 5758: 5502: 3340:Madame is visited by Queen Dorianna. 2488:Cindy and Mindy (Lissa Negrin & 1837:Barney is replaced by Tony Tessier ( 1221:"Naked All-Star Bowling Competition" 781:The show went on to be rerun on the 738:She just throws herself right at 'em 321:. Concurrent with the production of 6984:1980s American multi-camera sitcoms 5038: 4942: 4637: 4581: 4274:The book was initially promoted as 4188:, Random House, Inc., p. 831, 3486:, graced the January 1983 cover of 1190:"One Catastrophe Follows the Other" 13: 6443: 5631: 4916:"Alas, the de-Flowering of Madame" 4488:IMDb Madame's Place: Unaired Pilot 4390:"Alas, the de-Flowering of Madame" 4184:Brooks, Tim; Marsh, Earle (2007), 3602: 2412:continue to play practical jokes. 2289:) to lunch. Later, she humiliates 952:Bob Sand, Tom Moore, Greg Fields, 373:of the show from her home studio. 358:performers, and celebrity guests. 310:opulence of Hollywood's Golden era 14: 7015: 6946: 6370:Broadcasting Magazine, 1985-01-14 2176:Madame's strange cousin Charley ( 361:As the series opens, the popular 331:, also produced by Brad Lachman. 7004:Television series by CBS Studios 6910: 6878: 6860: 5666:Maupin, Armistead (1982-12-01). 5334:boy wasn't in the right company. 4992:Maupin, Armistead (1982-12-01). 4846:Maupin, Armistead (1982-12-01). 4528:Maupin, Armistead (1982-12-01). 4345:Maupin, Armistead (1982-12-01). 4134: 4099: 4064: 4029: 3994: 3959: 3924: 3889: 3854: 3819: 3784: 3749: 3714: 3679: 3644: 3577: 3544: 3507: 3458: 3425: 3392: 3355: 3322: 3289: 3252: 3184: 3151: 3118: 3085: 3052: 3013: 2976: 2939: 2906: 2154:"The Cousin Who Was Bette Davis" 1703:appears as Madame's biker buddy. 1656:Madame has a senior moment when 734:When a young man looks at Madame 576:, as well as various members of 6825: 6793: 6761: 6729: 6697: 6665: 6647: 6615: 6597: 6579: 6547: 6519: 6488: 6464:Reynolds, Debbie (2010-11-15). 6457: 6432: 6396: 6374: 6363: 6352: 6321: 6310: 6285: 6270: 6245: 6213: 6188: 6163: 6148: 6133: 6110:Bianculli, David (1999-10-04). 6103: 6075: 6047: 6000: 5972: 5943: 5880: 5848: 5815: 5782: 5728: 5707: 5659: 5547: 5479: 5456: 5427: 5399: 5371: 5339: 5320: 5274: 5239: 5214: 5183: 5094: 5066: 5032: 4985: 4966: 4936: 4907: 4839: 4820: 4798:"The Best Little "Place" on TV" 4789: 4761: 4731: 4709: 4694: 4603: 4575: 4564: 4521: 4492: 4481: 4452: 4420: 4308:Madame: The First Hundred Years 4276:Madame: The First Hundred Years 1951:"Everyone Has Their Dream Role" 387:, a book delving into Madame's 6292:Malaspena, Rick (1982-09-20). 6252:Dougan, Michael (1982-09-16). 6112:"TV Land Mines Celebrity Gold" 5979:Greppi, Michele (1983-04-10). 5921:Greppi, Michele (1983-04-10). 5887:Greppi, Michele (1982-11-26). 5805:Speaking of the audience that 5346:McGinnis, Reoma (1982-11-21). 5165:McGinnis, Reoma (1982-11-21). 4465:The Arizona Republic TV Digest 4459:Maksian, George (1982-01-24). 4433:The Arizona Republic TV Digest 4427:Maksian, George (1982-01-24). 4409: 4381: 4338: 4315: 4258:Madame: My Misbegotten Memoirs 4248: 4166: 3614: 2994:Madame runs for city council. 2755:) arrives to solve the crime. 2690:"Do You Want to Meld With Me?" 2341:"Between Delusion and Reality" 1455:"The Barbarian in the Boudoir" 875: 583: 385:Madame: My Misbegotten Memoirs 144: 133: 1: 6606:The San Bernardino County Sun 5512:Wilkinson, Bud (1982-11-07). 5366:came along I couldn't resist. 5329:Daily Record (Morristown, NJ) 5281:Feldman, Corey (2013-10-29). 5246:Feldman, Corey (2013-10-29). 5221:Wilkinson, Bud (1982-11-07). 5134:Wilkinson, Bud (1982-11-07). 5073:Wilkinson, Bud (1982-11-07). 4768:Wilkinson, Bud (1982-11-07). 4610:Wilkinson, Bud (1982-11-07). 4159: 2496:guest stars on Madame's show. 2332:) who manipulates Bernadette. 2195:"The Common Fighting Machine" 710:An initial attempt to record 698: 638:, necessitating the use of a 625: 291: 6994:First-run syndicated sitcoms 6919:Mansfield, Ohio News Journal 6887:Mansfield, Ohio News Journal 6802:Mansfield, Ohio News Journal 6770:Mansfield, Ohio News Journal 6738:Mansfield, Ohio News Journal 6674:Mansfield, Ohio News Journal 6624:Mansfield, Ohio News Journal 6453:4lissa Madame's Place and ET 6381:McPlane, Jett (2023-05-27). 6170:Miller, Wayne (1982-11-06). 5715:"Madame's Place sheet music" 5610:"True stories of the Fringe" 5582:"Wayland Flowers and Madame" 5486:Belcher, Walt (1982-10-24). 5107:Minneapolis Star and Tribune 4914:Kleiner, Dick (1983-02-27). 4892:Belcher, Walt (1982-10-24). 4827:Belcher, Walt (1982-10-24). 4796:Warren, Steve (1982-09-16). 4716:Belcher, Walt (1982-10-24). 4388:Kleiner, Dick (1983-02-27). 4322:Belcher, Walt (1982-10-24). 4282:Reich, Howard (1983-04-17). 4227:Warren, Steve (1988-11-04). 3649:September 25, 1982 3419:"The Exterminator is Coming" 2616:"Do You Have Problem Areas?" 2447:Pinkerton's old girlfriend ( 1230:September 30, 1982 1199:September 29, 1982 1162:September 28, 1982 1131:September 27, 1982 1100:September 24, 1982 1069:September 23, 1982 1038:September 22, 1982 997:September 21, 1982 966:September 20, 1982 792: 438: 399: 7: 6588:The Knoxville News Sentinel 6195:Hopkins, Tom (1982-09-23). 6055:"Madame' joins USA Daytime" 5315:," she said, "I just know." 4104:December 25, 1982 4069:December 18, 1982 4034:December 11, 1982 3964:November 27, 1982 3929:November 20, 1982 3894:November 13, 1982 3582:February 25, 1983 3549:February 24, 1983 3512:February 23, 1983 3482:(Sara Joy) and her sister, 3463:February 22, 1983 3430:February 21, 1983 3397:February 18, 1983 3360:February 17, 1983 3327:February 16, 1983 3294:February 15, 1983 3257:February 14, 1983 3220:February 11, 1983 3189:February 10, 1983 3136:Mister Honest is kidnapped. 3079:"Son of the Great Magician" 3007:"War of the Star Employees" 2812:November 30, 1982 2777:November 29, 1982 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2970:"Candidates for Hollywood" 2944:December 6, 1982 2911:December 5, 1982 2878:December 2, 1982 2843:December 1, 1982 2717:E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial 2239:November 9, 1982 2204:November 8, 1982 2163:November 5, 1982 2126:November 4, 1982 2095:November 3, 1982 2064:November 2, 1982 2032:November 1, 1982 2001:October 29, 1982 1980:E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial 1960:October 28, 1982 1929:October 27, 1982 1894:October 26, 1982 1859:October 25, 1982 1824:October 22, 1982 1793:October 21, 1982 1762:October 20, 1982 1721:October 19, 1982 1695:A condescending neighbor ( 1682:October 18, 1982 1643:October 15, 1982 1604:October 14, 1982 1569:October 13, 1982 1538:October 12, 1982 1499:October 11, 1982 820:The San Francisco Examiner 747: 610:, visibly voicing Madame. 334: 6590:. 1982-10-09. p. 4. 6556:The Witchita Eagle-Beacon 6222:The Witchita Eagle-Beacon 6159:. 1996-07-06. p. 28. 5957:. 1983-02-28. p. 114 5889:"The Brain and the Bawdy" 5796:. 1982-02-08. p. 106 4672:Manna, Sal (1982-10-12). 4499:Manna, Sal (1982-10-12). 4255:Flowers, Wayland (1983). 4150: 4139:January 1, 1983 4125: 4115: 4090: 4080: 4055: 4045: 4020: 4010: 3985: 3975: 3950: 3940: 3915: 3905: 3880: 3870: 3845: 3835: 3810: 3800: 3775: 3765: 3740: 3730: 3719:October 9, 1982 3705: 3695: 3684:October 2, 1982 3670: 3660: 3635: 3627: 3624: 3621: 3618: 3613: 3593: 3570: 3560: 3537: 3523: 3500: 3474: 3451: 3441: 3418: 3408: 3385: 3377:appears on Madame's show. 3371: 3348: 3338: 3315: 3305: 3282: 3268: 3245: 3231: 3210: 3200: 3177: 3167: 3144: 3134: 3111: 3101: 3078: 3068: 3045: 3029: 3006: 2992: 2969: 2955: 2933:"The Diet Guru is Coming" 2932: 2922: 2899: 2889: 2868: 2854: 2833: 2823: 2802: 2794:appears on Madame's show. 2788: 2767: 2749: 2728: 2710: 2689: 2675: 2654: 2646:appears on Madame's show. 2636: 2615: 2601: 2580: 2572:appears on Madame's show. 2562: 2541: 2527: 2506: 2486: 2465: 2455:appears on Madame's show. 2445: 2424: 2416:appears on Madame's show. 2406: 2385: 2375:appears on Madame's show. 2361: 2340: 2326: 2305: 2283: 2263:"No Fun Without Practice" 2262: 2250: 2229: 2221:appears on Madame's show. 2215: 2194: 2174: 2153: 2137: 2116: 2106: 2085: 2075: 2054: 2043: 2022: 2012: 1991: 1971: 1950: 1940: 1919: 1905: 1884: 1870: 1849: 1835: 1814: 1804: 1783: 1773: 1752: 1732: 1712:"Barbra Streisand's Nose" 1711: 1693: 1672: 1654: 1633: 1615: 1594: 1580: 1559: 1549: 1528: 1510: 1489: 1475: 1464:October 8, 1982 1454: 1436: 1425:October 7, 1982 1416:"In Love, Engaged, Crazy" 1415: 1397: 1386:October 6, 1982 1376: 1348: 1337:October 5, 1982 1327: 1307: 1296:October 4, 1982 1286: 1276: 1265:October 1, 1982 1255: 1241: 1220: 1210: 1189: 1173: 1152: 1142: 1121: 1111: 1090: 1080: 1059: 1049: 1028: 1008: 987: 977: 944:"The Successful Comeback" 943: 914: 896: 888: 885: 882: 879: 874: 232: 222: 217: 205: 197: 187: 177: 167: 159: 154: 143: 132: 124: 116: 106: 98: 88: 62: 52: 44: 28: 21: 6934:: CS1 maint: location ( 6902:: CS1 maint: location ( 6852:: CS1 maint: location ( 6817:: CS1 maint: location ( 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Place trade ad 6172:"Changing the Channels" 6140:"TV Thursday Viewing". 5465:Philadelphia Daily News 3349:"Surfboard of the Gods" 3246:"Kiki, the Competition" 3211:"Bitten by the Vampire" 2655:"Bankrupt and Suicidal" 2117:"Naked Lou From Malibu" 617:as Madame's secretary, 350:, a revolving door for 280:character portrayed by 150:74 (plus unaired pilot) 6155:"Weekend Television". 5352:Democrat and Chronicle 5171:Democrat and Chronicle 3386:"We Need the Antidote" 3033:Celebrity Staff Battle 2306:"The Man is an Artist" 1885:"But Please, No Jokes" 1753:"The Caviar Poisoning" 1673:"The Golden Mousetrap" 6656:Stevens Point Journal 6201:The Dayton Daily News 5674:. Vol 12 Iss 12, p.48 5643:Josh Pincus is Crying 5379:"Judy Landers Trivia" 5284:Coreography: A Memoir 5249:Coreography: A Memoir 5000:. Vol 12 Iss 12, p.48 4854:. Vol 12 Iss 12, p.48 4536:. Vol 12 Iss 12, p.48 4353:. Vol 12 Iss 12, p.48 3145:"From the Fast Squad" 2834:"The Nice Bernadette" 2768:"Chopper the Shocker" 2729:"The Stolen Portrait" 1529:"Duck Good, All Good" 1490:"The Prey of Madness" 1405:Charles Nelson Reilly 1368:titled "Double Play". 1122:"Not Even in a Dream" 932:Entertainment Tonight 800:The Dayton Daily News 787:The Paramount Channel 703:Michael K. Miller of 522:Charles Nelson Reilly 417:Gone with the Milkman 286:first-run syndication 6921:. 10-D. 1983-01-02. 6889:. 10-D. 1982-12-26. 6839:. 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