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The Jack Benny program. [1961-02-12, Death Row sketch]
Mamie uses her feminine wiles to get Jack to let her sing on the program; Dennis gets mad, so they end by singing a duet--'You make me feel so young.' Don Wilson and Howard McNear do the State Farm commercial. After everyone has left, Jack picks up a book entitled Life in the death house, or My last meal had no appeal. He begins a daydream in which he is a condemned man who tells the Warden his tale.
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- "Mamie uses her feminine wiles to get Jack to let her sing on the program; Dennis gets mad, so they end by singing a duet--'You make me feel so young.' Don Wilson and Howard McNear do the State Farm commercial. After everyone has left, Jack picks up a book entitled Life in the death house, or My last meal had no appeal. He begins a daydream in which he is a condemned man who tells the Warden his tale."@en