The Cara Williams Show
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The Cara Williams Show is an American situation comedy starring Cara Williams which centers on a married couple who try to conceal their marriage from their employer. Original episodes aired from September 23, 1964, until April 21, 1965 on CBS.
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The Cara Williams Show è una serie televisiva statunitense in 30 episodi trasmessi per la prima volta nel corso di una sola stagione dal 1964 al 1965. È una sitcom con protagonista Cara Williams (nel ruolo di Cara Bridges) che aveva già precedentemente lavorato in un'altra sitcom basata sul rapporto di coppia, Pete and Gladys (1960-1962).
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Rumors spread among Cara and Frank's fellow employees that the two of them are in desperate need of financial help.
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Cara schemes to get Frank a better job with a rival firm. Sara Seegar, Roland Winters, and Sheila Bromley guest-star.
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A merger between Fenwick Industries and the Devereaux Glue Company may be in the offing, and Cara is assigned to escort Carter Devereaux of the Devereaux Glue Company around town. Jerry Van Dyke guest-stars as Carter Devereaux. Roxy Roth and Paul Dubov also guest-star.
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Mr. Burkhardt's niece, Kasey, needs a place to stay, and she decides to stay with the supposedly single Cara. To conceal Cara and Frank's marriage from Kasey, Frank has to move in next door with Fletcher. Dave Willock, June Harding, and Karl Lukas guest-star.
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Part 1 of 2. Cara and Frank finally go on their honeymoon. They spend it a place called Paradise Lodge — which turns out to be a rundown rural resort. Pat Buttram guest-stars.
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Cara uses a computer to find the ideal woman for Fletcher — and the computer identifies her fellow employee, Mary, as that woman. Paul Lynde guest-stars.
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After Cara spends $200 on a wristwatch, she must find a hiding place for it so that Frank will not find out. Dabbs Greer, Ina Victor, Johnny Haymer, and Ben Lessy guest-star.
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Cara and Frank recall how they first met at a wedding rehearsal in which they had helped to start a fight between the bride and the groom. Robert Easton, Nancy Hadley, Frank DeVol, and Barbara Perry guest-star.
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Mr. Burkhardt thinks Frank's idea of subjecting the employees of Fenwick Industries to an efficiency study is a good idea — until he learns that he will be one of those studied. Alan Hewitt guest-stars.
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At the airport, Cara accidentally handcuffs herself to Mr. Burkhardt and his attaché case, which contains $500,000 in negotiable securities — and she can't find the key to free herself. Lewis Charles, Cliff Norton, and Alan Roberts guest-star.
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While arguing with a woman in a store, Cara mentions that she is married. The woman turns out to be Mrs. Burkhardt, who tells Mr. Burkhardt, who had thought Cara was single. After Cara conceals her marriage to Frank by making up a story about being married to a CIA agent named Tim Odair, Mr. Burkhardt mistakes Fletcher for Odair — and invites the "couple" over for dinner. The episode's opening and closing credits did not use the show's later theme song, "Cara's Theme."
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Cara's efforts to remove a spot of nail polish from Mr. Burkhardt's office wall makes things worse when the smudge begins to get bigger. Herbie Faye guest stars.
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Cara is jealous when Frank's old girlfriend Bernice Tulip — the woman Frank claims he might have married if he hadn't met Cara — puts in an appearance. Melora Conway and Edward Everett Horton guest-star.
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Part 2 of 2. On their honeymoon, Cara and Frank are getting ready to leave Paradise Lodge — until Frank hears that the fish are biting at a nearby lake. Pat Buttram and Hermione Baddeley guest-star.
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Fenwick's competitor mistakes Cara for Constance Hovac, a genius at chemistry whose services are being sought by other firms. Herbert Anderson, Danica d'Hondt, and John Banner guest-star.
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Cara ruins Mr. Burkhardt's desk with her homemade polish. Jack Searl and Bryan O'Byrne guest-star.
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Cara stumbles onto a hidden room at the office, where she finds a little old lady working who is mistakenly listed in the files as an office machine. Una Merkel guest-stars.
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Cara causes problems for Frank when she unwittingly starts a rumor that Fenwick Industries is moving. Ned Glass and Tim Graham guest-star.
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Frank is entrusted with some industrial diamonds belonging to Fenwick Industries and when Cara stumbles across them, she believes that Frank has become a jewel thief. Ben Lessy guest-stars.
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After Cara is involved in an automobile accident with television superhero Derek Jackson, she agrees to work off the damages by babysitting his dog. John Lupton guest-stars as Derek Jackson. Dee Hartford and Bern Hoffman also guest-star.
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After Fletcher takes a job at Fenwick Industries, his new boss mistakes him for Mr. Fenwick's playboy son — and treats him very well because of it. Bartlett Robinson, Arte Johnson, and Charles Davis guest-star.
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Bored with the way she looks and constantly late for work because of the time she spends fixing her hair, Cara decides to solve the problem by buying a wig — and is upset that no one recognizes her when she wears it. Charles Lane, Peter Leeds, and Neil Hamilton guest-star.
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Cara and Frank plan a quiet evening at home alone to celebrate their anniversary, but the office staff is planning a surprise party to celebrate what they mistakenly believe to be Frank's birthday. Jacqueline Loughery guest-stars.
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With a top-secret business meeting coming up, industrial spies hide a miniature microphone in the unsuspecting Mr. Burkhardt's eyeglasses. Barbara Stuart, Norman Alden, and Del Erickson guest-star.
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After Cara fills in for Fletcher's ailing regular vocalist during a recording session and sings "They Say It's Wonderful", her work performance falters as she daydreams about what her life would be like if she sang "You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want to Do It)" to an adoring audience and became an internationally acclaimed singer and actress. Cliff Norton, Janet Hages, and Bobby Byles guest-star.
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After Fenwick Industries develops a new miracle fabric for use in the spacesuits worn by astronauts, Cara thinks the company could earn a fortune making ladies' dresses out of it.
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Cara turns the Bridges home into a zoo when she brings home a chimpanzee and a talking myna bird she agreed to take care of for the weekend. Dave Willock, George Cisar, and John Alvin guest-star.
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Cara buys a beautiful dress that is two sizes too small for her. Determined to wear it, she goes on a crash diet. Frank Wilcox, Eleanor Audley, Dan Tobin, and Anthony Eustrels guest-star.
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The office has just one day to go to complete a full year with no accidents, and Mr. Burkhardt wants to make sure the bumbling Cara does not ruin the record. Grace Albertson and Charles Davis guest-star.
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Cara organizes an employee boycott of the new food-vending machines at Fenwick Industries, unaware that installing them was Frank's idea. David Fresco, Vaughn Taylor, Larry Barton, and Wally Engelhardt guest-star.
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Herbert Finn and Alan Dinehart
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Larry Markes and Michael Morris
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Richelieu Productions
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Get the Lead Out
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An Ounce of Prevention
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Paradise Lost and Found
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The Paint Job
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Fletcher Succeeds in Business Without Really Trying
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A Pawn Ticket for a Ticker
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Amelia Hofstetter, Please Go Home
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Anywhere I Hang My Hat Is Home
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Cara Fiddles While Her Hero Burns
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Cara Plays It Safe
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Cara's Private War Against Poverty
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Cara, Girl Genius
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Cara, the Bird Woman of Fenwick
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Cara, the Defiant One
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Cool It Cara, Those Diamonds Are Hot
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From Cara With Love
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Help, I'm Being Held Prisoner By a Teenager
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How to be Happy Though Married
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Much a Glue About Nothing
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Paradise Freezes Over
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That Little Old Dressmaker, Me
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The Good Rumor Girl
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The Pygmalion Touch
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The Wedding Rehearsal
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Three on a Mismatch
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Top Secret Groom
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Variety Is the Spice of Wife
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What Television Show Does Your Dog Watch?
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Will Cara's Success Spoil Frank Bridges?
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Who Threw the Monkey Wrench in Cara Wilton′s Chowder?
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The Cara Williams Show is an American situation comedy starring Cara Williams which centers on a married couple who try to conceal their marriage from their employer. Original episodes aired from September 23, 1964, until April 21, 1965 on CBS.
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The Cara Williams Show è una serie televisiva statunitense in 30 episodi trasmessi per la prima volta nel corso di una sola stagione dal 1964 al 1965. È una sitcom con protagonista Cara Williams (nel ruolo di Cara Bridges) che aveva già precedentemente lavorato in un'altra sitcom basata sul rapporto di coppia, Pete and Gladys (1960-1962).
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