Mike Douglas and country singer co-host Roger Miller discuss Roger's voiceover work in Disney's Robin Hood (1973). Roger reciprocates by presenting a clip of Mike's singing voiceover as "Prince Charming" in Disney's Sleeping Beauty (1959). Comedian Charles Fleischer (the voice of "Roger Rabbit") talks about his talent of "using" buildings as musical instruments, and performs harmonica alongside Miller's guitar strumming. Julie Newmar discusses dance as exercise, entertainment and art, her love of ballet, and performs an interpretive dance. Author Norman Mailer promotes his photographic book of Marilyn Monroe, A Novel Biography. Moe is introduced in the "Niagara Falls" sketch, performed with Mike, Roger and Julie. In his interview, he recounts Curly as a slow script study, and the invention of the eye-poke gag. In Moe's earlier appearance on the The Mike Douglas Show, he hit his wife with a pie, but it was never fully explained to viewers who she was. The details are revealed, and when Moe goes to audience to kiss his wife... she smacks him with a pie! Very briefly, Larry's brother Moe Feinberg can be seen in the audience, a few seats to Helen's left. (thetvdb.com)