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Shindig!

Season 2 • Episode 14 • Halloween ‘65 with Boris Karloff; Ted Cassidy

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Shindig! Season 2, Episode 14: Halloween ‘65 with Boris Karloff; Ted Cassidy

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Opening medley (song excerpts): 1. Billy Preston (playing organ) – instrumental song 2. Bobby Sherman – ""Help"" 3. Bobby Sherman with the Wellingtons – ""I'm Down"" 4. Jackie and Gayle, Ted Cassidy (as Lurch), the Blossoms, and the Spokesmen – ""Get on the Right Track Bobby"" (end of medley) commercial: Stri-Dex acne medication with Jimmy O'Neill. --Jimmy O'Neill talks with guest host Boris Karloff. --Jim Doval and the Gauchos – ""Tell Me What You're Gonna Do"" --Jackie and Gayle – ""Everyone's Gone to the Moon."" --Bobby Sherman – ""Memphis"" --The Spokesmen – ""There But For Fortune"" commercials: Arrid Deodorant & Almond Joy --Boris Karloff recites (then almost sings) the lyrics for ""The Peppermint Twist"" --The Wellingtons – ""Some Enchanted Evening"" --The Gauchos with Billy Preston – ""Bony Moronie"" --Jimmy O'Neill talks with Boris Karloff and Ted Cassidy. Cassidy appears without Lurch makeup. --Boris Karloff announces next week's guests. --Bobby Sherman – ""You Can't Sit D Watch Shindig! Season 2, Episode 14 Halloween ‘65 with Boris Karloff; Ted Cassidy in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Shindig! Season 2, Episode 14 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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