Each star was given carte blanche approval over his or her segment or appearance. "It might have worked if actors weren't all children," Carroll wrote. But "each week they'd all phone each other and ask, 'Are you going to be on next Sunday? Oh no? Well, then, I don't think I will either.'" Thus was the concept defeated. "They all appeared together almost all the time, and the money ran out fast, fast, fast! There was either a feast or a famine, and when the famines came they were deadly.
( John Dunning )
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