Media Summary: A murder mystery spoof, clearly inspired heavily by Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None". This sketch is perhaps the ... From "Kovacs Corner" on YouTube.com] - Performed on "Your Show of Shows" on April 5,1952, Mrs. Hickenlooper (Imogene Coca) tries to gently break the news about an auto accident she had to her husband (
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A murder mystery spoof, clearly inspired heavily by Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None". This sketch is perhaps the ... From "Kovacs Corner" on YouTube.com] - Performed on "Your Show of Shows" on April 5,1952, Mrs. Hickenlooper (Imogene Coca) tries to gently break the news about an auto accident she had to her husband ( A classic sketch for Howard Morris, who is less well remembered today than the rest of the cast of "Your Show of Shows", but only ... One of the few Admiral sketches featuring both A little-known but absolutely side-splitting sketch where
My vote for the funniest of all "The Commuters" sketches, this one shows Bob and Nan Victor ( Something of a "concept" sketch. The range of humor on A second installment of what can only be considered something of a "concept" sketch, "The Four Englishmen". With Imogene ... For more rare material like this, please click here to subscribe to the