Feldman does a re-interpretation of the legend of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde; Marty in a deadly combat with a flower that doesn't want to be picked; Orson Welles narrates the story of the World's Greatest Cameraman, played by Marty; Marty in a takeoff of the film "The Pride and the Passion" coping with a cannon that suddenly develops a personality of its own; Orson Welles in a discourse on aristocracy, illustrating his points with pictures of human beings in a zoo.

Marty does a man vs. machine bit when he confronts a public pay phone which seems to have a mind of its own; Marty is joined by Roger Moore in a sketch about a high military official planning the D-Day invasions; Fred Smoot in a sketch illustrating how a servant can control his master does a monster monologue; Marsha Hunt sings "Freaks and Heroes"; Roger Moore plays the male lead in a way-out Swedish flick.

Marty Feldman plays a church-goer who decides he doesn't like the sealing arrangement so he disrupts the sermon to protest.

Marty plays a polite bank robber who waits in line and a traveller who gets caught trying to smuggle a body.

Feldman is a singer who catches a strange virus which cause it to rain whenever he sings; Marty is as a Buckingham Palace guard afflicted by a sentry box with a mind of its own; Barbara joins Marty in an impromptu dance production number and in a sketch with Marty as a knight rescuing Barbara from a medieval town which results in disaster; Sunday's Child sing "Watch What Happens"; Marty plays a Spanish dancer who literally shakes up the world.

Orson Welles tries his hand as a circus ringmaster only the stunts are performed by tuxedoed bankers instead of lions. Welles also narrates a documentary on one of the world's dying species, the British Aristocrat.

Honey Cone sings "Son of a Preacher Man". Spike and Barbara perform a scene in an unusual operating room. Marty and Barbara as a husband and wife who have been arguing about going out on Sunday afternoons for a little too long. Marty as a man-on-the-make in a restaurant with Barbara as his target. Marty and Barbara in a surrealistic drama about the new mistress of ancient Lock Jaw Manor.

Guests include Groucho Marx, Tom Paxton, with Regulars Spike Milligan, Hugh Paddick, Bob Todd, Fanny Carby, Frances de la Tour, Winifred Sabine & Clovissa Newcombe.

Godfrey Cambridge tries out for the part of Rhett Butler. Marty plays a nervous soldier ordered to defuse a very live bomb. Comic Ray Hastings offers a routine about department store mannequins. Honey Cone sings "Stick Up".

Guests Barbara Feldon, Randy Newman with Regulars Spike Milligan, Hugh Paddick & Bob Todd.

Marty and Barbara are seen in a dramatic meeting in a thick London fog. Feldman is as zany as ever as he shows the problems a man might encounter in a bathtub If he happened to have a ship tattooed on his chest.

Thelma sings "Cheap Love" from the film "Carnal Knowledge". Marty plays a talk-show host who has run out of guest possibilities and winds up talking with other talk-show hosts.