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This show features the infamous "Adam and Eve" skit. The skit was approved by the NBC censor, but the way Mae West read her part, with such a strong sexual tone, caused a storm of protest, including one from the Federal Communications Commission. Charlie explains to Bergen about a chemistry set he bought for his friend, Skinny Dugar. Charlie and Mae West also have a skit. Nelson Eddy and Dorothy Lamour sing a few songs.
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