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Did Donna Douglas actually speak the dialogue of her bandaged character in the eye of the beholder -- i find it hard to reconcile elly may clampett's voice with the voice of this character?
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Maxine Stuart provided the voice of Janet Tyler (Donna Douglas) while in bandages but for her last line which Donna provided while unbandaged .
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Who had a bandaged ear?
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Is it okay to bend a bandaged joint?
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What rhymes with bandaged?
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