CARLTON YOUR DOORMAN (CBS 5/21/80) RARE PILOT!!! Lorenzo Music, Jack Somack, Lucille Meredith, Lurene Tuttle, Kay Cole

CARLTON YOUR DOORMAN (CBS 5/21/80) RARE PILOT!!! Lorenzo Music, Jack Somack, Lucille Meredith, Lurene Tuttle, Kay ColeFrom the creators of Rhoda comes this rare and hilarious animated television pilot featuring the beloved, bumbling doorman Carlton, finally stepping out from behind the intercom! Voiced by the unmistakable Lorenzo Music (The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Garfield and Friends), Carltons misadventures take center stage in this quirky comedy about an underachiever with big dreams and even bigger blunders. In this never before released pilot, Carlton faces his

From the creators of Rhoda comes this rare and hilarious animated television pilot featuring the beloved, bumbling doorman Carlton, finally stepping out from behind the intercom!

Voiced by the unmistakable Lorenzo Music (The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Garfield and Friends), Carlton’s misadventures take center stage in this quirky comedy about an underachiever with big dreams and even bigger blunders.

In this never-before-released pilot, Carlton faces his greatest challenge yet when his boss’s wife’s beloved dog, Punkin, tragically dies while under his care. Scrambling to find a replacement before his boss finds out, Carlton embarks on a wild and often absurd quest through New York City, crossing paths with eccentric characters and landing himself in increasingly ridiculous situations.

Featuring a stellar voice cast, including Jack Somack, Lucille Meredith, Lurene Tuttle, and Kay Cole, Carlton Your Doorman offers a witty, heartwarming glimpse into the life of one of television’s most iconic unseen characters.

Originally aired as a CBS Special Presentation in 1980, this pilot was never picked up for series development and has not been rebroadcast—making it a true gem for fans of classic TV.

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Number of DVDs: 1

Quality: 9.5/10

Running Time: 23 min (approx)

Aspect Ratio: Full Screen, 1:33.1

NOTES: This is a fan-made DVD-R. Not a studio release. Source material was not recorded from television. DVD-R comes in white paper sleeve with no art work.