0480 - What A Change in Hilda (5/6/1976)

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0480 - What A Change in Hilda (5/6/1976)Written by Bob Juhren. Directed by Himan Brown.Cast: Lois Nettleton; Robert L. Green; Bryna Raeburn; Nat Polen; Himan Brown (uncredited).* Impressed by its results on her untalented friend (who is now a top concert singer), Hilda Turner starts seeing a doctor who claims anyone can attain their heart's desire solely through meditation. The charge for the service is only $100 but in the long run, the results are more than what Hilda bargained for.CBSRMT Trivia: Himan Brown is uncredited and appears at the end of act 3.

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