Jack Benny was great! Can't believe this was 1951. His humour was ageless; I wasn't even born yet and he's making me laugh. He was the best!

Excellent reviews below. Dorothy Shay, as an added note, was in the then just released movie, "Abbott and Costello in Comin' Round the Mountain," where she was billed as the "Park Avenue Hillbilly (or Hillbillie)." Jack Benny was excellent in radio and in television. He was heard every Sunday at 4:00 pm (Los Angeles) by my family until he went off the radio about 1955 or 1956.

Season 2, episode 1.
Original air date: 4 November 1951.
While doing the opening monologue for his show, Jack finds himself constantly interrupted, first by guest Bob Crosby, who decides to start singing a song just as Jack is in the middle of telling a joke, an then by an overly talkative cab driver.
Cast: Jack Benny (Jack Benny/ Zeke Benny), Dorothy Shay (Herself), Frank Remley (Frankie Remley), Don Wilson (Don Wilson), Bob Crosby (Himself), Mel Blanc (Taxi Driver), Lynette Bryant (Ma Benny), Chales Bagby (Charlie Bagby: uncredited), Robert Easton (Lem: uncredited), Wayne Songer (Clarinet Player: uncredited) and Sammy Weiss (Himself: uncredited).
From IMDB.
The Greatest television serie of all time.

This episode includes Bob Crosby, the brother of "Der Bingle".

Another hilarious episode of the Sitcom/Variety show "The Jack Benny Program".
Jack Benny mocks himself, and A female singer acts stupid on purpose singing a intentionally hilarious song. Yay!
Still as funny as ever.

(Note: This is an edited print)