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Sus tacones mágicamente se convierten en zapatillas en la 3:05

@pythoroshan not only did the pants change color, they changed guys altogether!

@chkjns Wow, never looked at the song that way but you're right - Lots of modulation all over the place!

Wow. Las niñitas en las carrozas son de mi edad. Pensar que mucha de la gente en este video ya son de edad avanzada (o fallecidas!)

Before there was "The Rachel" or even "The Farrah", there was "the Karen Valentine" (full hair with only upper layer pulled back in a tall pony tail, perk optional)

@CoffeeDessert You're prob joking, sinceneedless to say the song is sprayed with stereotypical representations of hispanics, which were a great springboard for humor in 1957. Sondheim must have been playing along at that point, since "politically correct" was not even a notion.

Toa Alta needed to save face and smile a bit more after getting eliminated. Whether or not the case, she came accross as very disappointed, even downright angry, with her placement.

Hey - the splits were impressive! And there were some power dance names of yore among the participants - Kelly, Verdon, and Bergman. The dancing was all high impact aerobics, but I guess you had to be there to know that was the rage. Yes, the clothes were cheesey (bright colors, leg warmers) and ...

The stair bits KILL ME!

When I was a little kid I did not notice but now I do: the set is extremely suggestive, water and all.

Good example of what they now trendily call "vocal fry" (see Britney Spears). Back then it was just called moaning, and came very handy to cheat low notes in live performances if you were moving and shakijng all over the place.

Miss Oklahoma (at 9;35) is now an out lesbian and married 6 years to a gorgeous brunette.

I also see Rose Marie

How uncomfortably she stood there in what looked like her panties checking out the other two alter egos

Harvey Korman needn't have gone that far on the whole effeminacy thing - he had plenty to spare naturally.

@juliusmanapul Agree but the problem is that nowadays they would try to make it very high tech (which they have dabbed into with specials and movies) and in my opinion that would ruin it. This stuff needs to be hoaky-3rd rate vaudeville-vs-big-star to work.

God Bless The Child - what a voice on Ms Knight!

You Can't Hurry Love but you surely can hurry this song!

great - and the extended part sounds like it was extended back in 1965 by HDH themselves! -- Because it mixes in so well with the original song and you use instruments/sounds (organ, tambourine) from the era!

You can read Todd's lips saying something to the effect of "I say we get out of here" He doesn't look pleased at the moment (not that he is not a nice guy - as I've heard he is).

@danishguyky 1 ear - 1970's, early 80's (disco, metal, glam, punk rock)..2 ears 1990's (George Michael, grunge, etc). I was there! Exception: the rap scene, which adopted the 2-ear look - with bling - in the 2000's (Puff Diddy, etc). Sorry dude.

Another one who fell for it until the cigarette comment. It didn't even concern me that they weren't showing the actual droppings ... I've been had.

Is that Anna Nicole Smith at 0;16?!

Is that Anna Nicole at 0:16

"Too Many Fish In The Sea"by the Marvelettes had a similar groove.

@JorgeInternacional Teresa cayó en traje de noche - en traje de baño quedó primera. Pero de acuerdo con ud. que su comportamiento durante la recta final dejó mucho que desear, y hasta después de ser eliminada, se quedó detrás saludando y soplando besos cuando ya el momento le pertenecía a Deborah...

All those arguing about North/Ontario etc are in the dark about the rules. Contestants are asked to provide a list. The items listed can't be too descriptive and they can't list synonyms or associative terms. So, for "things that jiggle" for instance, "Santa's jolly belly" is OK but "Santa's shak...

@markxxx21 And my favorite: "...And they lived hapilly ever after" - No they didn't, the wives just found out their husbands were brutally killed. But you gotta remember it's ZOOM - for kids , BY kids. Gotta love them, the way I used to love (and sometimes still do) playing the cracker whistle g...

@JuxtaposeMystery Plus - the Beatles many times admitted borrowing girl group hooks (even entire songs), including the clapping beat featured in this song, which the Beatles used for "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" a year later. Not to mention full out songs like Please Mr. Postman (The Marvelettes), B...

Loved how the chair appeared out of nowhere. Great parody!

@Hindasound Double-breasted jacket, square-toed & heeled boots, micro minis, Barbra Streisand (or Julie Christie-in-Shampoo) bobs,... I'm gonna go with 1969. We can attribute the lack of bras to the by then already emerged hippie and women's lib movements. The skirts are simply too short for the ...

She has Lesley's school-girl gestures down - and by doing them she pobably compromised her style, but stayed true to the character! Many of the guest performers on American Dreams did their own thing with no regard - other than vocally - to the celebrity they were impersonating. Michelle did her...

@maga21y23 Wishin'and Hopin', escrita por Burt Bacharach e interpretada originalmente por Dusty Springfield -- y también Dionne Warwick (Bacharach usaba mucho a las dos).