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The one where Judy, half swacked out of her mind on heaven knows what, sings “rainbows” instead of “reindeer.” Torme can’t look…
This 1963 special, readily available for your holiday viewing, also includes Liza, looking as if she’s so desperate for her mother’s love that she’s about to jump out of her skin.
And Judy somehow holds it together long enough for them to get the whole thing down on tape. Heaven rest her now…