Episode Status
The show's status is unknown, as CBS had ceased wiping its daytime games in late 1972. One episode exists with musical guests Irene Cara, soap star Mary Stuart, and the Spinners.
A partial audio recording of an episode featuring musical guests Buddy Greco, Hattie Winston, and Dick Roman is known to be in the collection of Roman's daughter Miel.
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