Synopsis: There was perhaps no comic whose influence was stronger on the creation of television than Milton Berle. This 1954 episode from Uncle Milty's Buick-sponsored program is a side-splitting hour of inspired comedic mayhem featuring Arnold Stang, Ruth Gilbert, and Fred Clark. Throughout the... There was perhaps no comic whose influence was stronger on the creation of television than Milton Berle. This 1954 episode from Uncle Milty's Buick-sponsored program is a side-splitting hour of inspired comedic mayhem featuring Arnold Stang, Ruth Gilbert, and Fred Clark. Throughout the skits is a running gag that the network is starving Mr. Berle in hopes its star will lose weight. This builds to a climactic comedic final number as the famished Berle sings a duet with Gloria De Haven. Berle also demonstrates his penchant for breaking rules when he returns after the credits roll to fill the required time slot. [More]