Lou-Ann Poovie Sings No More

Episode aired Apr 12, 1967
TV-G
30m

IMDb RATING

6.8/10

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Jim Nabors, Elizabeth MacRae, Ronnie Schell, and Frank Sutton in Gomer Pyle: USMC (1964)

Comedy War

Lounge singer Lou-Ann Poovie gets fired from her job. Private Slater and Sergeant Carter try to get her music deals but Gomer tells her she can't sing. When she hears her own voice played ba... Read allLounge singer Lou-Ann Poovie gets fired from her job. Private Slater and Sergeant Carter try to get her music deals but Gomer tells her she can't sing. When she hears her own voice played back she quits singing and makes up with Gomer.Lounge singer Lou-Ann Poovie gets fired from her job. Private Slater and Sergeant Carter try to get her music deals but Gomer tells her she can't sing. When she hears her own voice played back she quits singing and makes up with Gomer.

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IMDb RATING

6.8/10

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Trivia
When Loo-Ann goes into the recording studio, the producer at the control board is "Mr. Linke". Mr. Linke is series co-owner, associate producer and Jim Nabors' manager, Richard O. Linke. Linke, who also was Andy Griffith's manager, was an executive with Capitol Records in the 1950's. Among his discoveries were Griffith and Nabors.

Connections
References Rodan (1956)

Soundtracks
Body And Soul
(uncredited)
Music by Johnny Green
Lyrics by Edward Heyman, Robert Sour, and Frank Eyton
Performed by Elizabeth MacRae

User reviews3

Featured review

8/10

Beautiful girl, horrific voice!

I wonder how many times it took to shoot these singing scenes without the cast cracking up? I'm not sure I've ever heard anyone ever sing this badly. Hilarious!