Mike Douglas and co-host Soupy Sales introduce Playboy fashion critic Robert L. Green. As Mike and Soupy fashion display the latest in footwear, Moe Howard makes an unrehearsed entrance, holding his nose and spraying a can of air freshener. British actor Laurence Harvey discusses his latest project, and acting experiences in America (*). Bob Warren & The Creep perform a musical spoof of the ongoing Watergate scandal, "Haldeman, Erlichman, Mitchell and Dean." Ronald J. Fields, grandson of W. C. Fields, talks about his grandfather's legacy, with anecdotes, presenting the (then) rarely seen tooth-pulling sequence from Fields' The Dentist (1932). Ron reveals that his grandfather was always afraid to follow Healy and the Stooges' stage act, and Moe reciprocates with the same sentiment. Introduced with a clip from Micro-Phonies (1945), Moe Howard tells of his childhood and the invention of his sugar-bowl haircut. Mike, Soupy and Moe perform the Stooges' classic "Maharaja" routine, ending in a pie fight and a surprise appearance by Helen Howard when Moe runs into the audience and pushes a pie in her face! (thetvdb.com)