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not forgotten: Carol Burnett is
being missed more than anyone on the Moore show will admit— and this is never more evident than on those few occasions during this season's tapings when she is being used.
"Carol adds ten points to the ratings," one source said bluntly.
And when Carol does appear on the show, the writers and everybody seem so pleased to have her, that they write everything around her. Sitting in on one such taping, someone cracked : " 'The Garry Moore Show'? This is more like 'An Evening With Carol Burnett!'"
Meanwhile, there are no new developments regarding her romance with the Moore show's ace producer. Joe Hamilton. Carol will talk about virtually anything but Joe. He still has to make some decision about his wife and eight children. No small decision, that.
Talk still persists, of course, that some comedienne, somewhere, will move into the slot vacated by Carol Burnett, and one ^prominent actress would've been most distressed to hear the reaction when she had been reportedly signed to do the show.
"I hear . is going to do
the show," I said.
"Oh yeah?" replied one of the big-wigs, unimpressed. "Who's she?"
Fearless Forecasts: Merv Griffin will be the next daytime star to get a crack at night TV. He's already got some of the older chaps worried. . . . Though Lucille Ball will not install husband Gary Morton in an executive spot in Desilu. he will probably appear in the picture eventually as producer of some special TV properties. The report that Lucy might change the name of the studio to "Garylu" is strictly a gag by their pal Jack Carter. . . . ABC is gauging the reaction to its "Hootenanny" (a jam session for folk singers) to determine whether the idea would go on a weekly basis next season. Our fearless forecast is that it would go — with a title change. Maybe something like "Sing Along with Seegar" (Pete, you squares). That's Earl!