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* BassoProfundo: Harold Reid can hit some really low notes.
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* ClassReunion: "The Class of '57" gives the rundown on how a group of classmates fared, from millionaire's wife and CattleBaron to mainstream success (teachers, deliverymen for Sears, grocery store owners and factory workers) to insane ward and suicide. (Well, except for one: "Where Mavis finally wound up is anybody's bet.")
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* ClassReunion: "The Class of '57" gives the rundown on how a group of classmates fared, from millionaire's wife and CattleBaron to mainstream success (teachers, deliverymen for Sears, grocery store owners and factory workers) to insane ward and suicide. (Well, except for one: "Where Mavis finally wound up is anybody's bet.")" [[note]] It has been hinted by [[WordOfGod members of the group]] that Mavis was "The only successful female racetrack bookie in the South", hence the "anybody's bet" line [[/note]])
