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Season 1 (CBS) (1963-64)
Episode Guide
compiled by The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by: Rina Fox
references:
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CBS Wednesdays 10:00-11:00pm Eastern
Regulars: Harvey Korman, The Johnny Mann Singers
[01] The Danny Kaye Show
25Sep63 (rerun 12May64)
Guests
Jackie Cooper
Lovelady Powell
Highlights:
Opens with the pseudo-Egyptian and Roman "Cleopatra's procession," featuring
dance ensemble number of classical Egyptian
and African tribal movements and including a surprise appearance by Jack Benny.
Featured parody sketches on how three Broadway composers might have written
music on Baseball: "My Fair Umpire," a sports
satire of Lerner & Loewe's 'My Fair Lady' in which Higgins (Kaye) and Eliza
(Powell) sing songs such as "The aim of the
game is mainly to complain;" "Horsehide Story," a choreographed parody of
Leonard Bernstein's 'West Side Story' set on
the baseball diamond; and "Baseball Man," set to the tune of Meredith Wilson's
'Music Man.' Also, sketch "The Victim"
about a first-time airline passenger (Kaye & Cooper). "The Bandstand" sketch
about a cheap clup trio (Kaye, Cooper and
Sam D'Andrea) trying to perform as well as impersonating another act on a
revolving bandstand.
Danny Kaye sings "Consider Yourself", "Take Me Out to the Ballgame", and a
Russian song "May There Always Be Sunshine".
Lovelady Powell sings "Bye, Bye Blackbird" and "Love Me Lady".
Kaye & Powell sing a Blues medley and "Cherry Pies Ought to be You".
Joe & Eddie perform "Children Go" and "Elijah Rock". [RF]
[02] The Danny Kaye Show
02Oct63 (rerun 13May64)
Guests
Jose Ferrer
Red Norvo
Henry Beckman
Highlights:
Features a musical revue that might have resulted had Shakespeare written Hamlet
for television, including song & dance
numbers by Hamlet (Ferrer) and Rosencrantz & Guildenstern (Kaye). Also, Tony
Charmoli Dancers in a jazz number to march
music with a swing influence. "Gemini" sketch about two astronauts in space and
"The German Officer" sketch about a
private being asked to impersonate a German general captured by British
Intelligence (both sketches with Kaye, Ferrer
and Henry Beckman).
Danny Kaye sings "Brotherhood of Man".
Danny Kaye & Jose Ferrer" perform a parody with Shakespeare's, 'To Be or Not To
Be' with "Macbeth the Knife".
Norvo & Quintet perform "Devil and the Deep Blue Sea".
Kaye, Norvo Quintet & Mann Singers do "Three Blind Mice".
Danny & Jose play two spacemen who try to prove that they can get along with
each other while in a space capsule.
Jose plays a British intelligence officer and Danny plays both a Nazi General
and a British soldier. [RF]
[03] The Danny Kaye Show
09Oct63
Guests
Carol Lawrence
Don Knotts
Joe & Eddie
Highlights:
"Dancing Pagodas" sketch about an Indian trio (Kaye, Knotts & Lawrence) who let
their fingers 'do the talking'.
"The Diner" sketch - a dramatic triangle between a meek diner owner (Knotts),
his sultry and unsatisfied wife (Lawrence)
and black leather trucker (Kaye) who is willing to murder to win her.
"Toothache" sketch on a suffering dental patient
whose rest is interrupted (Kaye & Knotts).
Danny Kaye performs "Together Wherever We Go" and "Turn Around" (dedicated to
his daughter).
Carol Lawrence sings "Fools Rush In". (song & ballet)
Joe & Eddie perform "They Call the Wind Maria".
Danny, Joe & Eddie perform "I Laid Around". [RF]
[04] The Danny Kaye Show
16Oct63 (rerun 24Jun64)
Guests
Mary Tyler Moore
Eddie Foy Jr.
Dino Natali
Johnny Mann Singers
Highlights:
Parodies of three TV domestic comedies set in the U.S. - "Father Knows Nothing,"
France - "Father Knows Plenty" and
Japan - "Osaka Hillbillies." [also appearing Harvey Korman, Dino Natali]
Danny Kaye performs a song and soft shoe dance to "S'posin'".
Danny does a song medley bemoaning the switch from telephone exchanges to area
codes, such as "As I Walked Out on the
Streets of 512"
Mary Tyler Moore does a song-and-dance with "Hard-Hearted Hannah".
Eddie Foy Jr. sings and dances to "Delightful is the Word".
Danny, Mary & Eddie perform a vaudeville song-and-dance with "When the Song and
Dance Man Came to Town". [RF]
[05] The Danny Kaye Show
23Oct63
Guests
Gene Kelly
Michele Lee
also
Jackie Joseph
Henry Beckman
Myrna Ross
Features Kaye and Kelly in a song & dance tribute to Kelly's dancing career on
Broadway and in the movies,
including Kelly's tap dance to Kaye's linguini recipe and closing with both
dancers' versions of "Ballin' the Jack."
Other dance numbers are Charmoli's legs-only choreography to "Days of Wine and
Roses" and a quartet of girls engaging
Kaye in playground-style dance while he sings "You Make Me Feel So Young."
"Business Lunch" sketch about a distracting
restaurant fashion show at an important business meeting (Kaye, Harvey Korman,
Henry Beckman).
"Beauty Expert" sketch about a visit with Viennese beauty entrepreneur Miss
Schmeckenvasser on the fictional TV show
'Wonderful World of Women' (Kaye, Korman, Jackie Joseph, Myrna Ross).
Highlights:
Michele Lee sings "I Could Write a Book" and "By Myself".
Danny & Michele duet with "You'll Never Get Away".
Danny Kaye & the Clinger Sisters do "Side By Side". [RF]
[06] The Danny Kaye Show
30Oct63
Guests
Juliet Prowse
Howard Morris
"Cowboys of the World" sketches parody Westerns - including the stereotypical
villain, hero, sidekick and woman in need
of rescue - set in the U.S. "My Son the Gunslinger;" Scotland "Restless Kilts"
and Russia "Frontier Cossack"
(with Kaye, Morris, Prowse, Korman and Jamie Farr). Also "Dr. Yes" parody of the
James Bond film (Kaye, Prowse, Morris,
Korman). Kaye discusses his memories of Scottish entertainer Sir Harry Lauder.
Highlights:
Danny Kaye sings "Breezin' Along with the Breeze / Will Ye No Come Back Again?
Juliet Prowse performs "Love Makes the World Go 'round" (with male dancers).
The Levee Singers do "I Got Plenty o' Nuttin'".
Danny Kaye & the Levee Singers perform "Everybody Clap Your Hands". [RF]
[07] The Danny Kaye Show
06Nov63
Guests
Art Carney
Joanie Sommers
also appearing
Harvey Korman
Jamie Farr
Highlights:
Danny as a meek button salesman is forced to share a hotel room with a rowdy
conventioneer (Frank Brash is the name
- hardware is the game) played by Art Carney. And there is Danny trying to count
his buttons while Art noisily writes
a letter home, telephoning and practicing his parade marching.
Danny does "South Rampart Street Parade".
Joanie sings "Where Are You?" and "When You're Alone" in which her style shows
the happy influence of the late Billie
Holliday.
Joanie teams up with Danny to illustrate how Shakespeare might have written
lyrics for teenagers today "Romeo and Juliet,
they were teenaged lovers."
Joanie and Danny duet with "When Your Lover Has Gone".
Danny chats with Art in a nostalgic recollection of his radio days as a man of
all voices (Franklin Roosevelt,
Harry Truman, Soap operas, chickens, night sounds - you name it).
Danny & the Clinger Sisters perform "The Story of Alice".
A take-off on a "talent playhouse" with Danny delivering the commercials for the
sponsors, a spray-on dinner,
"Man that's good!" and a roll-on lunch (Man, that's terrible!").
Danny describes the setting of the play: Old France, when the nation was split
between the forces of Cornel Wilde
and Basil Rathbone. Art Carney was King Louis and Danny his long lost enemy
brother and their clowning and duelling was
perfection. [RF]
[08] The Danny Kaye Show
13Nov63
Guests
Louis Jourdan
Nita Talbot
Eileen Farrell
Carl Ballantine
Features Kaye, Jourdan & Dancers in two numbers - the song & dance "Walk Right
In" and an opera parody that presents
a game of football as a dance. Also Carl Ballantine's comedy magic act as 'The
Great Ballantine.' Trio of sketches on
the theme of jealosy as it might appear in movies from the U.S. - "Dial J for
Jealosy," Italy - "Jealousy, Italian-style"
and Turkey - "Quick Bernice, My Burnoose" (with Kaye, Jourdan and Talbot).
Highlights:
Danny sings "Gypsy in My Soul".
Eileen Farrell sings "Danny Boy".
Danny & Eileen Farrell perform "Birth of the Blues".
Danny & Louis duet with "Walk Right In".
Louis Jourdan sings "Honey". [RF]
[09] The Danny Kaye Show
20Nov63 (rerun 01Jul64)
Guests
Gwen Verdon
Don Penny
Zeme North
The Clinger Sisters
with
Joyce Jameson
Harvey Korman
Highlights:
Danny Kaye sings "Alouette"
Danny & Gwen duet with "Two of a Kind".
"What Is a Woman" is spoken by Danny and danced by Gwen.
The Clinger Sisters sing "High Hopes".
Danny & the Clinger Sisters do "I Get So Lonely".
Gwen Verdon & Dancers in a trio of dances set to nursery rhymes - "Pop! Goes the
Weasel".
A jazz version of "Three Blind Mice" and lullaby ballet.
"Comedy Tonight" a sketch about the attempts - through jestering and square,
flamenco, ballet & vaudeville dance of a
band of strolling players who must help the Prince of a mythical kingdom
remember how to laugh (Kaye, Verdon, Korman).
"The Drive-in" sketch about a couple celebrating their anniversary with a
newlywed couple at a drive-in restaurant
(Kaye, Verdon, Don Penny, Zeme North, Joyce Jameson). [RF]
[10] The Danny Kaye Show
27Nov63
Guests
Nancy Walker
Mahalia Jackson
Also appearing are
Harvey Korman
Sig Rumann
Marni Nixon
Dodo Denney
Features Nancy Walker and Kaye in three musical sketches: the comparison of a
possible Old Globe Theatre production
with the contemporary "angry young man" British theatrical approach, both on the
subject of love ("Love - Then and Now");
a 'Cliché Light Opera Company' production with the last-minute substitution of
chorus girl Walker for the star
("Magnolia Blossoms of 1932"); and a Svengali spoof where the great vocal
teacher and hypnotist discovers his maid
can sing - but only with her mop in hand (also appearing - Harvey Korman, Sig
Rumann, Marni Nixon, Dodo Denney).
Highlights:
Danny sings "When My Sugar Walks Down the Street / Gypsy in My Soul
Mahalia Jackson performs "Deep River / Just a Closer Walk with Thee [RF]
[11] The Danny Kaye Show
04Dec63
guest cast:
Glynis Johns
Jo Stafford
Mama Cass Elliot
Jimi Hendricks
Tim Rose
Highlights:
Jo Stafford (wife of Danny's musical director) sings "Tomorrow Mountain" and
"Yesterdays".
Danny & Jo duet on "Temptation".
The Big Three (Tim Rose, Cass Elliot and Jim Hendricks) perform "Rider".
Danny & Glynis perform a song-and-dance routine. [RF]
[12] The Danny Kaye Show
11Dec63
guest cast:
Julie Newmar
Howard Morris
The Ruffinos (the South American answer to the Trapp Family)
Highlights:
Howard & Danny appear in a comedy skit about Robin Hood and his Merry Men.
Danny opens with "The Great Come-And-Get-It-Day".
Danny & Julie do a special number with the dancers on "Simon Says". [RF]
[13] The Danny Kaye Show
18Dec63 (rerun 06May64)
guest cast:
Andy Williams
Mary Tyler Moore
Dick Van Dyke
Highlights:
Danny opens the show with "You Meet the Nicest People Around Christmas Time".
Danny & Dick team up for a song and dance to "Puttin' On the Ritz".
Dick and Danny play a bridegroom and best man in a comedy skit and opposing
lawyers in a courtroom trial battle
in another skit.
Dick plays a best man who tries to persuade a reluctant bridegroom (Danny) to go
through with the wedding.
In another skit Dick plays a flamboyant prosecutor to America's oldest and
sloppiest defense lawyer (Danny) during
a murder trial where the TV cameras in the courtroom bring out the ham in the
foes. [RF]
[14] The Danny Kaye Show
25Dec63
guests
Nat King Cole
Mary Tyler Moore
The Clinger Sisters
Highlights:
Danny & Nat King Cole sing "Jingle Bells".
Nat King Cole sings "Get me to the Church On Time" and "The Christmas Song".
Mary returns for more comedy antics with Danny.
Danny and the Clinger Sisters sing "Baby, It's Cold Outside" and "Let There Be
Peace on Earth". [RF]
[15] The Danny Kaye Show
01Jan64
guests
Jack Weston
Nita Talbot
The Clinger Sisters
Esquivel and His Mexican Group
(Juan Garcia Esquivel)
Highlights:
Esquivel and His Mexican Group perform a big "Lawrence of Arabia dance number.
Other songs include "Top Hat, White Tie and Tails", "Granada" and "Jalousie".
Jack West and Nita Talbot team up for a sketch as a barber and a manicurits in a
lovers' quarrel.
Danny portrays Mme. Schmeckenvasser, a school teacher who conducts a Dingle
Dangle TV School for kiddies. [RF]
[16] The Danny Kaye Show
08Jan64
guests
Terry-Thomas
Marilyn Lovell
The Maori Dancers
Highlights:
Marilyn, Danny and Terry-Thomas perform "Tea For Two".
Terry-Thomas plays a stuffy Captain of an English liner and has served notice to
a bumbling novice waiter played by
Danny.
Danny and Terry-Thomas team up for a sketch, a satire on escapes from
prisoner-of-war camps with the craziest escape
plan ever invented.
*NOTE: This was the first American appearance of the Maori Dancers, 136 of them
from New Zealand with authentic tribal
garb and dances. [RF]
[17] The Danny Kaye Show
15Jan64 (rerun )
Guests
Dorothy Collins
Jackie Cooper
The Clinger Sisters
Marilyn Lovell
Highlights:
Danny and Jackie Cooper review a movie star's career in one sketch and Danny
portrays a marriage counselor with a
heavy accent in another.
Danny sings "Hand Me Down My Walkin' Cane". [RF]
[18] The Danny Kaye Show
22Jan64 (rerun 27May64)
Guests
Art Carney
Rod Serling
Folk singers Joe & Eddie (Joe Gilbert and Eddie Brown)
Highlights:
Art plays a bumbling know-it-all electrician who disrupts Danny's preparations
for a surprise birthday party.
Art joins Danny and Rod for a takeoff on "Twlight Zone" called "Safety Zone" in
which Rod Serling spouts scientific
lingo and Art parachutes into a land ruled by a 400-year-old man (Danny). [RF]
[19] The Danny Kaye Show
29Jan64
Guests
Diahann Carroll
Harvey Korman
Highlights:
In a sketch Danny plays an excited new father seeing his infant son for the
first time in the maternity ward, Diahann
plays the nurse who shows him his new heir.
And in "I'll Cry Tamale" Danny plays the part of a Mexican hero.
Diahann sings "Johnny One Note" and "In Love, In Vain".
Diahann and Danny duet on some nonsense songs.
Danny does a solo dance pantomime illustrating the problem of a tipsy man paying
his bill and leaving a saloon.
Harvey Korman and Danny appear in a comedy version of a late-night television
show "The Hundred Dollar Movie".
*NOTE: Diahann Carroll was in the Broadway musical "No Strings". [RF]
[20] The Danny Kaye Show
05Feb64 (rerun 10Jun64)
Guests
Imogene Coca
Joe & Eddie (Joe Gilbert and Eddie Brown)
Harvey Korman
Highlights:
Imogene & Danny do a comedy sketch based on a family game "Monopoly".
The dancers present a "Can Can" number.
Imogene & Danny team up for a song and dance impression of great show business
combinations of the past.
Joe & Eddie sing "Kisses Sweeter Than Wine".
Harvey joins Danny & Imogene in the closing sketch titled "Der Fledermountie",
another presentation of the Kaye
light opera company. The story concerns the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, a
bearskin thief and a pretty Indian maiden. [RF]
[21] The Danny Kaye Show
12Feb64
Show no. 8
choreography Tony Charmoli
Guests
Peter Falk
Clarinestist Pete Fountain
Michele Lee
Highlights:
Peter Falk plays Danny's paranoid roommate in a hospital in one skit.
In another skit Peter as Sheik Ben Khasee gives British secret agent Kaye a bad
time.
Jazzman Pete Fountain and Danny Kaye do a rousing version of "When the Saints Go
Marching In".
Michele Lee sings some Broadway tunes. [RF]
[22] The Danny Kaye Show
19Feb64
Guests
John Mills
Hayley Mills
folksingers Joe & Eddie
Highlights:
Danny backed by the show's dancers perform "Shine on Your Shoes".
Hayley joins Danny in an opening sketch in which Danny gives a hilarious
portrayal of a father suddenly realizing
his daughter is growing into maturity.
John Mills and Danny take the spotlight with a clever "Mutiny on the Bounty"
satire.
Danny, John and Hayley team up for a sketch about a French customs inspector.
Joe and Eddie sing "The Ox Driver's Song". [RF]
[23] The Danny Kaye Show
26Feb64 (rerun 17Jun64)
Guests
Buddy Ebsen
Howard Morris
Marilyn Lovell
Harvey Korman
Highlights:
Buddy and Danny do a light-hearted song-and-dance to "I Caught A Big Bear".
Back in character Buddy plays a hillbilly Pa (Jed Clunk) with two sons - Danny
(as Jud, who went get a wife and came
back with a ba'r instead) and Howard Morris (as Spud) with Harvey Korman as the
folk song researcher who wants to
preserve their rendition of "Mountain Stew".
Danny, Buddy and Howard perform "Marching Together".
Another skit has Danny as a party host, Harry Wittner and Howard Morris as the
obnoxious guest he tries to get rid
of by such devices as putting a turkey in a piano.
Danny sings "Hey, Look Me Over".
Marilyn & Danny duet with "Mommy, I Wanna Drink of Water". [RF]
[24] The Danny Kaye Show
04Mar64
Guests
Art Carney
The Maori Dancers
Harvey Korman
Highlights:
Art returns for his third guest appearance the Maori Dancers make their second
appearance on the show.
In the opening sketch, Art portrays a prospective son-in-law who makes his
marriage pitch to the girl's father, (Danny).
Art portrays Big Mike, a tough con planning a prison break, Harvey Korman plays
the Prison Warden and Danny the
prisoner who's been in solitary for 11 years.
Danny & Art team up for a song-and-dance number. [RF]
[25] The Danny Kaye Show
11Mar64
Guests
Diahann Carroll
Johnny Mann Singers
Tony Charmoli Dancers
Paul Weston Orchestra
Highlights:
Diahann Carroll returns for her second visit.
Danny starts off the show with a modernized "Old MacDonald".
Danny & Diahann duet on "Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah".
Danny & Diahann, cast members and the Tony Charmoli dancers pay tribute to the
clocks in our everyday lives in a
comedy-song production number titled "The Clock".
Danny plays an interpreter at a banquet translating the French and English of
two men who get along until they start
comparing grandson pictures.
A little boy's first haircut is another comedy sketch. [RF]
[26] The Danny Kaye Show
18Mar64
Guests
Nancy Walker
Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara
Folk singers Joe and Eddie
Highlights:
Danny & Nancy play a poor London couple (Rudy & Agnes) in a sketch.
Joe and Eddie perform "The Surfers".
The Kinderspiel Light Opera Company presents "Sheiks in Toyland" with Danny
playing a terrible sheik and Nancy
a French captive woman.
Stiller and Meara play a bickering couple recovering from the after effects of a
party. [RF]
[27] The Danny Kaye Show
25Mar64
Guests
Tony Bennett
Howard Morris
Highlights:
Tony sings "When Joanna Loved Me" and "It's a Sin to Tell a Lie".
Danny & Tony duet with a Blues medley.
Tony Charmoli's dancers and Earl Brown's singers are featured in a production
number titled "The Music Stopped".
Danny and Howard cut up in two sketches. There's a British spy case, a take-off
on James Bond, Danny plays James
Blonde to Howard's Dr. Yes.
In an Italian village postman Vittorio Scampi (Howard) reads a letter to an old
tailor, Giovanni (Danny) who cannot
read the letter from his son in America, giving him a chance to put his idea of
Italian on display. [RF]
[28] The Danny Kaye Show
01Apr64
Guests
Dorothy Collins
Howard Morris
Dancer Laurie Ichino
Highlights:
Danny sings "Gigi".
Danny portrays the part of a wallflower whose friend persuades him to attend a
lonely hearts dance.
Danny plays a skillful matador in a sketch.
Danny & Laurie perform "Change Partners". [RF]
[29] The Danny Kaye Show
08Apr64
Guests
Andy Griffith
Jim Nabors
Bea Benaderet
Highlights:
Danny Kaye and Bea Benaderet do a comedy sketch set in the Deep South titled
"The Long, Hot Supper". Jim Nabors plays
the weak son of Fat Daddy (Kaye), a ruthless tyrant. Bea plays Fat Daddy's wife,
a 'genteel' woman who lives in the
past. Andy makes a brief appearance in the sketch.
Jim Nabors sings "I Ain't Down Yet".
All join in a song for the finale. [RF]
[30] The Danny Kaye Show
15Apr64
Guests
Mary Tyler Moore
Harvey Korman
The Youngfolk (singing group)
Highlights:
Mary plays Queen of the Jungle in one sketch with Danny
Mary plays an Irish colleen whose pub-owner father (Harvey Korman) feels that no
man in Ireland is good enough for
his daughter, even wandering folk singer Danny who is unlucky enough to capture
her heart. [RF]
[31] The Danny Kaye Show
22Apr64
Guests
Vincent Price
Shari Lewis
Howard Morris
Highlights:
Shari and her puppet Lambchop sing a French favorite with Danny.
In a skit Vincent, an art collector and critic explains art to Danny who has
stopped into the gallery only to get
out of the rain.
Danny, Howard & Vincent do a sketch about a fancy restaurant with Vincent
playing the snotty Maitre'd and Danny as
the pain-in-the-neck customer.
*NOTE: Danny Kaye had badly burned his foot last week and did not appear in a
few of the skits. [RF]
[32] The Danny Kaye Show [last new show of the 1st
season]
29Apr64
Guests
comedienne Pat Carroll
pianists Ferrante and Teicher
Highlights:
In sketch, Danny and Pat demonstrate the reactions of people in Germany, France
and Italy when a wife smashes up
the family car.
Danny and Pat do another sketch where Danny plays a male nurse to Pat's wealthy
hypochondriac patient in a hospital.
Ferrante and Teicher perform "Brazil".
*NOTE: Pat Carroll, musical/comedy actress, including a memorable appearance as
one of the wicked stepsisters in the
Lesley Ann Warren version of Rodgers and Hammerstein's “Cinderella” TV special
in 1964. She is now a respected
dramatic stage actress, winning raves for her one-woman show about Gertrude
Stein. [RF]
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Reruns (06May64-01Jul64)
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[--] The Danny Kaye Show
06May64 (rerun from 18Dec63)
Guests
Andy Williams
Dick Van Dyke
Mary Tyler Moore
[--] The Danny Kaye Show
13May64 (rerun from 02Oct63)
Guests
Jose Ferrer
Jazzman Red Norvo and His Quintet
[--] The Danny Kaye Show
20May64 (rerun from 25Sep63)
Guests
Jackie Cooper
Lovelady Powell
[--] The Danny Kaye Show
27May64 (rerun from 25Sep63)
Guests
Rod Serling
Art Carney
Joe and Eddie
[--] The Danny Kaye Show
03Jun64
no details
[--] The Danny Kaye Show
10Jun64 (rerun from 05Feb64)
Guests
Imogene Coca
[--] The Danny Kaye Show
17Jun64 (rerun from 26Feb64)
Guests
Buddy Ebsen
[--] The Danny Kaye Show
24Jun64 (rerun from 16Oct63)
Guests
Mary Tyler Moore
Eddie Foy Jr.
[--] The Danny Kaye Show
01Jul64 (rerun from 20Nov63)
Guests
Gwen Verdon
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