Monkees in Manhattan
(Program 30; Filmed 10/66; broadcast 4/10/67)
At the urging of self-proclaimed Broadway producer Makinley Baker, The Monkees venture to the big apple to star in his rock 'n' roll musical. Songs include "The Girl I Knew Somewhere," a rare long version of "Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow)," and an early take of "Words."

• Peter: "Can I have the bed by the window?" (27K)
• Mike: "We oughta be able to hold the fort for three hours." (47K)
• Micky: "Of course he's sick! He had sham when he was twelve years old!" (53K)
• Peter and Micky: "How's my heartbeat?" ... "Fine, but the melody don't make it." (44K)
• Davy: "Oh, I get it!" (32K)
• Mike: "I can see it now, in lights all the way around the theatre marquis." (116K)
• Mike: "No, E-flat never was my color." (36K)
• Davy: "'Ey, it's Mr. Baker back from his backer!" (54K)
• Mike: "Oh, for Garden's Seat, McKinley!" (41K)
• Micky: "Goodbye Broadway, hello failure." (45K)
• Mike: "Well, for every bright light, there's a broken heart." (54K)
• Davy: "Comfortable? I'm very rich!" (44K)
• Mike: "How can we pay money we don't have?" (32K)