"Sock it to me!"

[Kingspoint]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judy_Carne



Judy Carne passed away on Thursday.

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0138637/

Trained in music and dance, tiny-framed, pixie-like Judy Carne was born Joyce Botterill in Northampton, England in 1939, the daughter of a grocer. Trained in dance, she appeared in music revues as a teenager and changed her name at the advice of a dance teacher. Slowly building up a career on British TV, she arrived in America in 1962, the eve of the mid-60s "British invasion," and appeared to good advantage on the TV series Fair Exchange (1962). Beginning unobtrusively in film, she developed enough as a light comedienne to score well on the smaller screen and won a regular role on the sitcom The Baileys of Balboa (1964). Stardom came with her own romantic comedy series Love on a Rooftop (1966) opposite the late Pete Duel. The latter series, though short-lived, was quite popular and showcased Carne's appeal to maximum advantage. She found herself embraced by America as a cute, pert-nosed Cockney lass with a Peter Pan-like effervescence.

[Chip R]

Also, ex-wife of Burt Reynolds.

[cumberlandreds]

That phrase "Sock it to me" was a huge catch phrase of the time. Laugh in would have top celebrities and politicians pop in randomly to say it. Richard Nixon even did one time while President.

[marcshoe]

That phrase "Sock it to me" was a huge catch phrase of the time. Laugh in would have top celebrities and politicians pop in randomly to say it. Richard Nixon even did one time while President.

He didn't know they would take him so seriously.