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Guests: singer Bobby Goldsboro comedienne Jo Anne Worley and her husband actor Roger Perry football star Joe Namath's mother Rose Szolneki reporter Geraldo Rivera and pro golfer Jack Nicklaus.
Guests: comedian George Kirby comedienne Brett Somers singer Adam Wade congresswoman Bella Abzug feminist Gloria Steinem and designer Gonzalez "Pot-Top Terp" Chavez. Note: Gonzalez Chavez is "Pop-Topping!" author Pop-Top Terp.
Guests: songstress Sarah Vaughan singer Vic Damone Comic Stan Kann racing team of Lou Sipolt Jr., Mike Sipolt and Sparky Sipolt The Airmen of Note and The Air Force Jazz Band.
Guests: comedian Louis Nye actress Phyllis Newman and Washington socialite Martha Mitchell.
Guests: actresses Shelley Winters and Diane Ladd actor Wayne Rogers TV Guide regional manager James Kelley. and Dr. Ivan Popov.
Guests: cellist Jascha Silberstein former All-Pro football player Mike Reid and Robert Whiteside author of "Face Language". Also: a pre-recorded interview with Liza Minelli, Burt Reynolds and Gene Hackman for their movie "Lucky Lady".
Guests: Opera singer Marylyn Mulvey singer Jim Stafford attorney and manualist John Twomey musicans Wally Pikal and Buddy Click. Also: a pre-recorded interview with Burt Reynolds and stunt man Hal Needham.
Guests: singer Trini Lopez actor Earl Holliman and the 27th Lancers a drum-and-bugle corps. Also: a pre-recorded interview with Liza Minelli.
Guests: sportscaster Howard Cosell football player Jack Lee Chuck Mangione and his orchestra and Victor's son Victor Bernhard Borge. Also: a filmed interview with Liza Minnelli, Burt Reynolds, Gene Hackman and actor John Hillerman.
Guests: actress Barbara Bain actor Martin Landau French singer Rene Simard and former Miss America turned singer Vonda Van Dyke. Plus the conclusion of the pre-recorded interview of the "Lucky Lady" cast Liza Minelli, Burt Reynolds, Gene Hackman and stunt pilot Frank Tallman appear in a filmed interview. *Note: Mike traveled to Guaymas, Mexico to tape portions of the show with three of the biggest stars in Hollywood.
Guests: boxing great Muhammad Ali author Norman Mailer comedienne Phyllis Diller Dr. Louis Teichholz Pat Clifford, John Gonzalez, Sandra Gourley and George Valazquez the couples who took first and second places at the New York City Discotheque Dance Competition.
Guests: singer Tony Martin and his wife dancer Cyd Charisse R&B group Travares and veterinarian Dr. Terri McGinnis.
Guests: singer Lorna Luft actor Robert Conrad Miss U.S.A. Summer Bartholomew Miss Universe Anne Pohtamo author Warren Farrell the wandering minstrel Paul Tracey boxer Wild Bill McDowell and Blanche Burpee Dohan granddaughter of Atlee Burpee the founder of the seed company. Highlights: Lorna sings "Steppin' Out With My Baby".
Guests: film critic Rex Reed singer Melba Moore impressionist Fred Travalena Jan & Micki Denfield and Peter Secchia, a businessman from Grand Rapids, Mich., who is acquainted with President Ford. Highlights: Melba sings, "How Can You Say?".
Guests: Dom's wife Carol DeLuise singer-dancer Joey Heatherton singer Minnie Riperton Guy Alland author of "Know-How". and John William Clouser former fugitive from the FBI. Highlights: Joey Heatheron sings "You Made Me Love You". Minnie Riperton sings "Lovin' You" and "When It Comes Down to It".
Guests: comedian David Brenner singer-composer Harry Chapin and news analyst Richard Wolfe. Also: a discussion of the Joan Little Case with Joan, defense attorneys Jerry Paul and Karen Galloway.
Guests: consumer advocate Ralph Nader comedian-actor Don Adams singer Vivian Reed character actor Joseph Attles and skateboard champion Torger Johnson.
Guests: actress Dorothy Lamour composer Marvin Hamlisch comedienne Valeri Bromfield and Pro-football player Rocky Bleier. Highlights: Eddie sings a medley of "Sonny Boy" and "Oh, Mein Papa."
Guests: comedian-actor Rob Reiner and his wife comedienne-actress Penny Marshall singer Major Harris comic Pat Cooper and Carl Gottlieb coauthor of "Jaws" screenplay.
Guests: actress Angela Bowie, David Bowie's wife National Enquirer reporter Cynthia Tivers Gypsy Rose Knee Col. Samuel Loboda and the US Army Blues Band. Highlights: Angela sings, "I've Got a Crush on You". Eddie sings "Lady of Spain".
Guests: singer-dancer-actor Ben Vereen impressionist Adam Keefe actor William Marshall and Leonard Wolf author of "The Annotated Dracula". and Sacherley.
Guests: actor Darren McGavin of "Kolchak: The Night Stalker" impressionist Adam Keefe illusionist Harry Blackstone Jr. and Richard Albain with a demonstration of special effects, including vampire bats, a creaking casket and a cobweb machine. *Note: Darren McGavin wears his wardrobe from "The Night Stalker".
Guests: TV personality Barbara Walters illusionist Harry Blackstone Jr. impressionist Fred Travalena actor-director-writer-producer Frank Buxton and Terry Ross.
Guests: TV host Dick Cavett actors Henry Winkler and Donny Most of TV's Happy Days Arthur Lennig author of "The Count: The Life and Times of Bela Lugosi". Bela Lugosi's widow and son Bela Lugosi Jr. and Dr. James Cope.
Guests: actress Esther Rolle comedians Arte Johnson and Sandy Baron actor Ken Nordine stuntman Alex Stevens Forrest Ackerman editor of "Famous Monsters of Filmland" and founder of science fiction fandom special effects artist Richard Albain with a special effects demonstration and an exhibition of monster memorabilia.
Guests: entertainer Bob Hope singer Vic Damone Mercer Ellington with the Duke Ellington Orchestra. film historians Mert Koplin and Charles Grinker with footage of Bob earlier in his career is shown.
Guests: singer Charles Aznavour sportscaster Don Meredith actor Ed Nelson and Dr. Christiaan Barnard. Highlights: Charles sings, "You've Got to Learn" and "The Old-fashioned Way". Ed does a scene from the show "Give 'Em Hell, Harry".
Guests: singer-comedienne Vicki Lawrence The Hudson Brothers Joe Hyams author of "Bogart and Bacall" and Mark Fowler and Bruce Felton, coauthors of "Felton and Fowler's Best, Worst and Most Unusual".
Guests: actor David Niven singer-songwriter Neil Sedaka and illusionist Harry Blackstone Jr.
Guests: actress Lilli Palmer comedian Dick Gautier voice actor Henry Polic Novelty musician Spike Jones Jr. son of the 40's bandleader and Eugene and Aileen Smith coauthors of "Minamata", who discuss mercury-poisoning incidents in Japan and Canada.
Guests: singer Petula Clark puppeteer Shari Lewis and separated Siamese twins Clara and Altagracia Rodriguez and their mother Farida Rodriguez. Highlights: Petula sings "A Song For You". Petula and Mike duet with Mike "Don't Give Up".
Guests: actor Buster Crabbe TV chef Julia Child 1976 Miss American Tawny Godin Rick Wakeman and the English Rock Ensemble and The Untouchables, a comedy trio. Highlights: Rick and the English Rock Ensemble do "Sir Lancelot and the Black Knight."
Guests: comedian George Carlin The Lettermen actress Susan Clark and Soul group The New Birth.
Guests: actor Tony Randall Singer Esther Phillips Apollo 9 astronaut Russell Schweickart Space-museum director Ed Buckbee and mentalist Astonishing Neal. Also: Baker, one of the two monkeys that made a 1959 space flight.
Guests: actor-singer Roy Rogers singer-dancer Joey Heatherton and film producer Alan Landsburg. Also: a demonstration by acrobats from Taiwan.
Guests: TV host Garry Moore TV personality Steve Allen and his wife actress Jayne Meadows Dave Garroway founding host of NBC's Today show John Cameron Swayze television news reporter TV's "Kukla, Fran and Ollie" hosts Fran Allison and Burr Tillstrom Al Hodge from DuMont television's "Captain Video" Martha Rountree creator and moderator of the NBC show "Meet the Press". Maggi McNellis talk show hostess of "Maggi's Magazine".
Guests: TV host Steve Allen actress Jayne Meadows newsman John Cameron Swayze pupeeteers Fran Allison and Burr Tillstrom "Meet the Press" founder Martha Rountree and TV personality Maggi McNellis.
Guests: actors Burt Reynolds and Jack Weston filming "Gator" singer Jack Jones stuntmen Hal Needham and Dick Ziker and Mayor John Rousakis of Savannah, Ga.
Guests: singer-songwriter Johnny Mercer stuntman Dick Ziker sculptor Ivan Bailey Thunderbolt seafood restaurant owner Michael Cesaroni Jr. Bernie Backston and Eddie Towson.
Guests: actor Burt Reynolds soul singer James Brown and his daughter Deanna Brown singer Lyn Collins bugler Jim Halverson Joseph Earley (as Robert E. Lee) Lt. Governor Zell Miller Georgia State Military Academy Drill Team Fort Pulaski Drill Team Fort Stewart Marching Band and The Bicentennial Cloggers. *Note: A Bicentennial salute.
Guests: comedienne Carol Burnett actors Walter Matthau and Ed Asner comedian Don Rickles singer Tony Orlando Donny & Marie Osmond and motion picture make-up artist Frank Westmore. Highlights: Donny and Marie sing "Make the World Go Away". Tony Orlando and Mike team up for "Smile, Smile, Smile."
Guests: singer-actor Robert Goulet comedian George Burns actor Charlton Heston "All in the Family" stars, Carroll O'Connor and Sally Struthers singer Billy Preston stuntman Kevin Johnson and stuntwoman May Boss. Highlights: Billy Preston performs "Fancy Lady". Robert Goulet sings "I Won't Last a Day Without You". Mike sings "Old Fashioned Love Song".
Guests: actor Gene Hackman "Kojak" star Telly Savalas actress Cloris Leachman director Francis Ford Coppola and a rare TV appearance by Marlon Brando.
Guests: comic actress Lucille Ball actor Robert Blake and Fred the Cockatoo (from "Baretta") actors Michael Caine Roger Moore and James Caan and rock group War. Highlights: War performs "Why Can't We Be Friends?" and "Smile Happy". Mike performs "Starting Here, Starting Now".
Guests: actor Michael Landon and his wife Lynn Landon star of Medical Center actor Chad Everett and his wife actress Shelby Grant M*A*S*H actor Jamie Farr singer Vicki Carr Justin Rosalino 6-year-old drummer makes his TV debut stuntmen Dick Ziker and Dick Warlock. Highlights: Vikki Carr and Mike sing "More Than You Know". Michael Landon and stuntman Dick Ziker stage a barroom brawl.
Guests: comedians Redd Foxx and George Carlin The Righteous Brothers actor Tommy Butler Roland Khan The Lido de Paris showgirls and unicyclists The Volantes. Highlights: The Righteous Brothers sing, "Dream On". John Davidson sings "Until It's Time For You to Go".
Guests: The Jackson 5 TV game show host Peter Marshall The Chapter V singers 72-year-old high-diver Henri Lamothe and Hotel chain executive Henri Lewin. Also: a demonstration of a game called Spaceball from Cole and Ron Nunn. Highlights: The Jackson 5 sing "Forever Came Today" and All I Do is Think of You". Mike and John duet on "Keep On Singing".
Guests: singer Andy Williams comedian Rich Little psychic Uri Geller and Glen's parents Carrie and Wes Campbell. Highlights: Andy sings "You Are the Sunshine of My Life". Glen and Mike do "Gentle on My Mind."
Guests: comedian Freddie Prinze actor Jack Albertson TV producer James Komack actor Scatman Crothers comedian Shecky Greene Country singer Roger Miller and Carl Carrson & Royal Scotts. Highlights: Mike sings "The Song Is Love." Roger sings "King of the Road."
Guests: singer-actress Carol Lawrence comedian Ron Carey The Golddiggers and Naval and Marine personnel of the USS Tripoli.
Guests: 6 movie Tarzans Johnny Weissmuller Buster Crabbe James Pierce Gordon Scott Denny Miller (as Dennis Miller) Jock Mahoney Frank Earl Danton Burroughs (grandson of Edgar Rice Burroughs) singer-guitarist Jose Feliciano and Jim Dolan.
Guests: actor Robert Conrad comedian Professor Irwin Corey TV game show host Monty Hall The Hudson Brothers Baseball coach & manager of the Cincinnati Reds Sparky Anderson astronaut Donald H. Peterson and Bo Donaldson & the Heywoods. Also: appearing are Gary Thompson, Vivian Pratt, Tom Shaw, Susan Simpson and Jack Jacobs.
Guests: singers Jerry Vale Al Martino and Enzo Stuarti comedian Ron Carey The Lennon Sisters tennis champ Bobby Riggs oceanographer Jim Fish and Shamu the Whale. Highlights: The Lennons sing "Down by the Lazy River." Jerry, Al, Enzo, Foster and Mike sing a medley of Italian and Italian-American songs. An exhibition by trained dolphins and a discussion of methods of preventing shark attacks.
Guests: actors Michael Caine James Caan Elliott Gould Diane Keaton and Jan Michael Vincent comedienne Phyllis Diller comedian Pete Barbutti actress Barbara Loden Mike Doyle and The Ritts Puppets. Also: at home visit with Bing Crosby, Kathryn Crosby, Harry Crosby Jr.
Guests: singer Glen Campbell with Royal Scots comedian Jerry Lewis The Golddiggers magician Harry Blackstone Jr. and the Argentinian Gauchos.
Guests: singer Kenny Rogers The Lennon Sisters TV host and announcer Ed McMahon game show host Dennis James author Maureen Dean and The Marquis Chimps.
Guests: singer Mac Davis dancer Juliet Prowse comedian Foster Brooks actress Jill St. John TV game show host Chuck Woolery John Bauer, Hank Taub, Gregg Jones and Dick Andrews.
Guests: singer Sonny Bono model Susie Coelho actor-dancer Bobby Van actress Elaine Joyce comedian Marty Allen singer Lola Falana and strongmen David & Goliath. Highlights: Bobby Van sings "It's a Miracle". Sonny Bono sings "You Are So Beautiful".
Guests: singer-actress Carol Lawrence comedienne Phyllis Diller comedian Marty Allen Kenny Rogers & the First Edition TV game show host Wink Martindale and singer Guy Finley.
Guests: The Lennon Sisters The Hudson Brothers football players Larry Csonka and Dick Butkus San Diego Lobos Lohn's Football Obstacle Course and the men and women of US Navy & Marines.
Guests: actress Elena Verdugo comic actor Hank Garcia Mayor of San Diego Peter Wilson musician James Moss Dr. Paul Exell Diane Montoya, the Tortilla Lady bullfighter Alphonso Bustamante and Ballet Folklorico Mexicano de Graciela Tapia.
Guests: singer-songwriter Harry Chapin ad his brother Tom Chapin Lt. Cmdr. Peter Dirks Lt. Whitey Weir Joe Foss Capt. Robert Kennedy Adm. Robert Baldwin Aircontrolman Second Class Linda Stewart Boatswainmate Ruth Ann Bean and Constructionman Ellie Mae Rupert.
Guests: voice actor Mel Blanc pop group ABBA columnist Jim Bacon Dr. Jane Meier Dr. John Olsen and San Diego Zoo's Joan Embrey. Highlights: ABBA performs "SOS".
Guests: comedian Louis Nye Bob Sheppard announcer for the New York Yankees since 1951 and announcer for the New York Giants Football team from 1956 to 2006. Jim Stewart and oceanographer Jim Fish.
Guests: singer John Davidson comedienne Anne Meara Rep. H. John Heinz (R-PA) and Dr. Ronald Taylor author of "Butterflies in My Stomach: The Edible Insects". Highlights: Petula sings "Downtown" and "What I Did For Love" Petula and Mike duet on "Typically English"
Guests: actress Lucie Arnaz actors Robert Blake and Victor Sen Yung singer-actor Rick Nelson TV Guide critic Cleveland Amory and CBS sportscaster Phyllis George. Highlights: Petula sings "Downtown" and a Beatle medley w/friends "With A Little Help From My Friends/When I'm 64/Yesterday". Rick Nelson performs "I Know A Place".
Guests: actor Andy Griffith comedian John Byner actress Phyllis George Chef Louis Szathmary and R&B group Tavares. Also: a discussion of the pasychological case study on which the book and movie "The Three Faces of Eve" were based. Highlights: Petula & Mike sing "Something". Petula sings "Ease On Down the Road" & "George".
Guests: Rod McKuen The Temptations comic Eddie Lawrence and The All-Philadelphia Boys' Choir. Highlights: Petula & Mike sing "Winter Wonderland". Petula & Rod sing "La Di Da". Petula & choir sing "Silent Night". The Temptations perform "Stand By Me". Also: an exhibition of novelty Christmas gifts.
Guests: rock artist Edgar Winter impressionist-singer Marilyn Michaels Tamara Simonenko, a hula-hoop performer with the Soviet Circus and Alice Marchak, Marlon Brando's secretary and coauthor of "The Supersecs". Highlights: Petula sings "Don't Sleep in the Subway", "I Couldn't Live Without Your Love", "Fire and Rain" and a medley: "Natural Woman"/"Honky-Tonk Woman"/"You Can Do It".
actor Tony Randall Opera singer Roberta Peters actor-singer Gilbert Price and Senator William Proxmire (D-Wisc).
Guests: comedienne-actress Lucie Arnaz lyricist Leslie Bricusse photographer John Dornes and Irwin Rosten producer of "The Incredible Machine", a "National Geographic" program about human anatomy.
Guests: comedian Jimmie Walker actress BerNadette Stanis Private investigator Jay J. Armes and psychic Kenny Kingston. Highlights: Anthony sings, "It's A Musical World".
Guests: sportscaster Don Meredith Jazz singer Joe Williams comic Corbett Monica and former USAF sergeant Leonard Matlovich.
Guests: TV personality Steve Allen and his wife actress Jayne Meadows and psychologist Thomas Gordon author of "Parent Effectiveness Training". Highlights: Anthony sings "Nothing Can Stop Me Now."
Guests: underwater explorer Jacques Cousteau TV game show host Bert Convy Olympic heavyweight wrestler Chris Taylor wrestler Andre the Giant Wrestling announcer Frank Freeman former NFL'er turned pro wrestler Vern Gagne soul group Rufus and a performance by a high-wire artist Prince Najyez. Highlights: Rufus does "Have a Good Time" and "Sweet Thing."
Guests: singer-actress Carol Lawrence singer Mel Tillis LA Dodger baseball player Steve Garvey TV personality Jane Chastain The Riding Hanneford Family circus act and The National Women's Volleyball team.
Guests: drummer Buddy Rich The Hudson Brothers TV personality Jane Chastain Football's two-time Heisman Trophy winner Archie Griffin and former All-Pro Mike Reid sportscasters Jane Chastain and Alex Karras Johnny Rivers' Diving Mules Tom Gumpf and Carrie Irish, University of Miami diving coach and The Nor-Isle Midget Football Team and Cheerleaders. Also: a diving demonstration by four Olympic contenders Michael Harrigan, Donald Crane, Melissa Briley and Steve McFarland.
Guests: singer Barbara McNair comedienne Jo Anne Worley Alex Karras The Hudson Brothers Mario's Mad Hatters jugglers Chambers Singers of the University of Miami Marcus Breece, Mike Pearl, Pat Sucher, Bob Maxwell, Bob Pendleton, Hank Peters, Mark Olsen, Lewis Sayre, Mary Jane Washa.
Guests: The All-American Football Team Opera singer Roberta Peters Oral Roberts King Charles Troupe unicycle basketball team sportscaster Jane Chastain The Bizzarros novelty musicians and members of an All-America football team. Highlights: Roberta sings "Summertime."
Guests: singer-dancer-actor Ben Vereen sportscaster Phyllis George football player Larry Csonka pianists Mark & Clark Expedition radio personality Big Wilson jugglers Jolly Jovers Miami cheerleaders The Dolphin Dolls Miami Dolphin football players Nat Moore, Don Nottingham, Tim Foley, Steve Toll, Charles Babb and the U-Miami Flag Corps. Highlights: Jackie, Ben and Mike team up to sing "Makin' Whoopee". Also: piano duets; an acrobatic act.
Guests: singer Vic Damone football player Alex Karras singer Anne Murray The Hudson Brothers comedienne Jo Anne Worley comedian Professor Irwin Corey comic Don Sebastian and champion archer Darrell Pace. Highlights: Anne sings "The Call." Also: Tajana Hanneford & Hanneford Tigers with a lion-taming demonstration. Sigma Chi Fraternity & Tri Delta Sorority Tug of War teams from U-Miami. Olympic swimmers Donna De Varona, Greg Jagenburg, Bonnie Brown, Kathy Heddy and Andy Coan.
Guests: actor Barry Newman comedienne Jo Anne Worley football player Alex Karras The Hudson Brothers Professor Irwin Corey and rock group Hamilton, Joe Frank and Reynolds. Also: demonstrations by trampoliners, stunt pilots, scuba divers and water-poloists. from The Fergis Troupe (trampoliners), Carl Gage (diving instructor), Michael Greenberg (scuba diver), Ed Mahler (stunt flyer), Eddie Green (stunt flyer), Sonny Everett (director of air show) and the Women's National Polo Team.
Guests: comedian Milton Berle K.C. and the Sunshine Band The Hudson Brothers comedienne Jo Anne Worley author-animal ESP expert Beatrice Lydecker Bill Martin and his giant tortoises Marcella Aitken diving coach Tom Gumpf divers Bob Hoffman, Gary Thomas and Larry Koel The Young Troupe and Gordon Reynolds and James Combee.
Guests: actors Michael Caine Sean Connery Christopher Plummer actress Audrey Meadows singer Donna Cellini ventriloquist Wally Stratton Garo Yepremian, Miami Dolphins place kicker marksman Tom Frye Sonny Everett director of Air Show and stunt flyers The Red Devils.
Guests: composer Marvin Hamlisch comedian David Brenner Toni Handcock & Zeus Mary Ann Carter and Mickey Mouse.
Guests: actor Yul Brynner singer-actress Tammy Grimes singer Patrice Munsel actress Lillian Gish and stage and film actor Russ Thacker.
Guests: actress Marisa Berenson musician Chuck Mangione comedian Louis Nye singer Esther Satterfield and Swedish model-actress Gunilla Knutson with a massage demonstration. Highlights: Chuck Mangione plays "Echano". Mike sings "I Only Have Eyes For You".
Guests: Steve's wife actress Jayne Meadows actor Richard Dreyfuss comedienne Valeri Bromfield singer Sharon Paige Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes and Mark Fowler & Bruce Felton authors of "Felton and Fowler's Best, Worst, and Most Unusual".
Guests: actor Kirk Douglas Pete Rose Cincinnati Reds baseball player and actor Scatman Crothers.
Guests: actress Maureen Stapleton football players Larry Csonka and Jack Cochran The Three Degrees and Peter Byrne, author of "The Search for Bigfoot: Monster, Myth, or Man?" Highlights: The Three Degrees sing "Free Ride" and "When Will I See You Again?"
Guests: singer Ronee Blakley comedian George Kirby actor Mike Farrell basketball player Jerry Lucas and Uni, Roy and Al of the TV commercial for Uniroyal tires.
Guests: Michael's mother Diana Douglas actress Shelley Winters Soccer star Pele soccer goalie Bobby Rigby impressionist Fred Travalena and The Four Tops. Highlights: The Four Tops perform "Mama You're All Right With Me".
Guests: actors Jack Nicholson and Burgess Meredith boxing legend Rocky Graziano singer Jimmy Webb photographer David Kennerly hockey players Fred Shero and Ed Van Impe. Also: a telephone conversation with Jack Nicholson. Highlights: Jimmy Webb sings "Wichita Lineman".
Guests: author William F. Buckley married acting and singing duo Bill Hayes & Susan Seaforth columnist Jack Anderson Bay City Rollers and Liberty Bell.
Guests: actor Barry Newman singer Natalie Cole Robert E. Taylor Jazz singer Cleo Laine musician John Dankworth Governor Ella Grasso and Thomas Grasso. and Robert E. Taylor from the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, with dogs and puppies from the show. Highlights: Natalie Cole sings "Inseparable" and "This Will Be".
Guests: lawyer-politician John V. Lindsay actor Jamie Farr the 5th Dimension tap dancers the Third Generation Steps Maceo Anderson founder of the tap dancing group The Four Step Brothers comic-actor Hank Garcia Marv Glatzer and NYPD decoy mugging-victim and one of her backup men.
Guests: actress Louise Fletcher criminal lawyer F. Lee Bailey comedian David Brenner musician Count Basie Liz Jekot and Joyce Wagman.
Guests: singer-actress Eartha Kitt comedian Henny Youngman actress Maureen Reagan football players Franco Harris and Tom Brookshier.
Guests: Robert Conrad singer-actress Annette Funicello actor and Winnie the Pooh voice actor Sterling Holloway Donald Duck voice actor Clarence Nash actor Scatman Crothers Florida's Governor Reubin Askew and K.C. & the Sunshine Band.
Guests: comedian Pat Cooper comedienne Phyllis Diller former astronaut Frank Borman The Spinners the Dapper Dans barbershop quartet. and a tennis game with Bobby Riggs, Mike Farrell, Jamie Farr, William Christopher and Vic Braden. Also: tours of Adventureland and Tomorrowland.
Guests: comedienne Phyllis Diller singer Trini Lopez John Reynolds fiddler Hank McDaniels and The Tiki Bird Show. Entertainment includes a parade by 49 Disney characters. Also: A visit to the Hall of Presidents, a trip through the Haunted Mansion, a remote-control sailboat race and a pottery demonstration.
Guests: actor Dean Jones Mike's wife Genevieve Douglas pro golfer Sam Snead astronaut Gordon Cooper and The Pioneer Hall Players. Also: A trip to Space Mountain.
From Florida's Walt Disney World
Anita Bryant concludes her co-hosting duties
Guests:
actor Dean Jones
Disney on Parade producer Bob Jani
Disney World Singers
Five former Mouseketeers
Annette Funicello, Tommy Cole, Bobby Burgess
Cubby O'Brien, Darlene Gillespie Gammon.
Also: included is a visit to the Polynesian Village for a luau; and a fireworks display.
Guests: actor Walter Matthau his son Charles Matthau actor George Gonzales appearing in the film Bad News Bears with Walter Matthau Kojak star actor Telly Savalas singer-songwriter Neil Sedaka and boy genius Eric Alwan.
Guests: actor Ed Asner Manhattan Transfer The Lennon Sisters and dancers from Tommy Knox Dance School. Highlights: Manhattan Transfer singing "Gloria" and "Tuxedo Junction." The Lennon Sisters sing "Taking a Chance on Love" and "One Less Bell to Answer". Gene giving a tap-dancing lesson.
Guests: actor Henry Fonda mime Marcel Marceau and singer-dancer-actor Ben Vereen. Highlights: Fred, Gene, Ben and Mike sing a medley including "Gigi," " 'S Wonderful," "Oh, Lady Be Good" and "Honeysuckle Rose."
Guests: actor Robert Mitchum singer Ella Fitzgerald comedienne Martha Raye singer-actor Howard Keel singer-actress Katherine Grayson comedian George Burns songstress Ethel Waters singer Tony Orlando and billiard expert Willie Mosconi. Filmed on the MGM Studios back lot.
Guests: actresses Ann Miller Debbie Reynolds Jane Powell Nanette Fabray and Janis Paige director Mervyn Le Roy actress Greer Garson actor Walter Pigeon singer Tony Bennett singer-songwriter Paul Anka composer Sammy Cahn composer-songwriter Saul Chaplin producer Daniel Melnick and choreographer Hermes Pan.
Guests: actors Burt Reynolds and Peter Falk actress Tatum O'Neal comedian Bill Cosby comedienne Ruth Buzzi singer Helen Reddy rocker Alice Cooper singers Wayne Newton and Glen Campbell.
Guests: actors Burt Reynolds John Cassavetes Ben Gazzara and Wayne Rogers entertainer Charo stuntman Evel Knievel Match Game show host Gene Rayburn panelists Richard Dawson, Betty White Lee Meriwether, Brett Somers and Charles Nelson Reilly.
Guests: actor Hal Linden comedian George Carlin comedienne Joan Rivers singing duo Billy Davis Jr. and Marilyn McCoo Kristena Johansson and atheltic trainer Vicky Vodon.
Guests: Donny & Marie Osmond actor David Janssen actress Jane Fonda actor George Segal film director Ted Kotcheff director of "Fun with Dick and Jane" actor Anthony Zerbe actress Sandy Duncan TV announcer Ed McMahon journalist Peter Bart and Pasquale di Fabrizio shoemaker to the Stars. *Note: In this show Mike conducts an interview on the Paradise Cove set of the "Harry O" house in the final days of production.
Guests: actor Michael Caine actress Cindy Williams former pop group artists The Monkees Micky Dolenz and Davy Jones singing duo Bobby Hart and Tommy Boyce Country singer-musician Roy Clark comedian John Byner and Louisa Murillo with her bird act. Highlights: Micky, Davy, Bobby and Tommy do a medley "Last Train to Clarksville", "I Wanna Be Free", "(Theme From) The Monkees" ("Hey, Hey We're the Monkees"). All join in for "Come a Little Bit Closer" and "Pretty Little Angel Eyes". Micky, Davy, Bobby and Tommy sing "It Hurt So Bad", "Peaches 'N' Cream", "Something's Wrong With Me". Roy, Tommy, Bobby, Micky, Davy and Mike close with "Keep On Singing". Also: Michael Caine who gets a lesson in safe-cracking for a film role from safe cracker Mr. X.
Guests: actresses Elena Verdugo and Brenda Vaccaro actor Jim Hutton The Hudson Brothers "Leave It to Beaver" actors Jerry Mathers and Tony Dow and director Alexander Golitzen.
Guests: entertainer Bob Hope producer-director-writer Hal Kanter actress Alice Nunn "Baretta" star Robert Blake "Welcome Back, Kotter" cast Gabe Kaplan, John Travolta, Marcia Strassman, Robert Hegyes, Lawrence-Hilton Jacobs and Ron Palillo.
Guests: actress Elke Sommer musician Doc Severinsen The Hudson Brothers singer-songwriter Johnny Tillotson football player Bill Larson magician Bruce Cervon juggler Peter Pit and costume designer Billy Whitten (custom shirt business Workroom 27).
Guests: actress Elke Sommer actor Robert Conrad actress Susan Saint James comedienne Totie Fields singer Trini Lopez San Diego Zoo's Joan Embery Terry Kezar and bullfighter Alphonso Bustamante.
Guests: Lt. Tom Kleyhammer Lt. Commander Peter Dirks Lt. Whitey Weir Gen. Thomas Stafford Vance Brand Gen. Alexsey Leonov and Valeriy Kubasov Donald Slayton and Nicholas Timacheff.
Guests: actor Ray Bolger composer Marvin Hamlisch singer Jimmy Osmond comedian Norm Crosby and Dr. Joyce Brothers. Highlights: Ray Bolger sings "Put On a Happy Face". Jimmy Osmond performs "The Good Old Bad Old Days".
Guests: actors Michael Douglas and Brad Dourif comedienne Anne Meara and Charles Colson, President Nixon's Special Counsel and named as one of the Watergate Seven but never charged. Also: a dramatization of Chinese New Year's festivities, narrated by a representative from the Philadelphia Chinese Cultural Center Mrs. T.T. Chang. Music by Joe Massimino and the band.
Guests: musician actor Desi Arnaz Sr. and his son musician actor Desi Arnaz Jr. musician-actor Keith Thibodeaux who played Little Ricky on the "I Love Lucy" series comic Pat Henry singer Morgana King Sergio Mendes & Brazil '77 and Dr. Kenneth Hinderer with a discussion of snoring by a nose surgeon.
Guests: "Happy Days" actor Donny Most Canadian Jazz singer Anne Marie Moss Jazz singer Jackie Paris comic Rip Taylor William Colby former Director of Central Intelligence from September 1973 to January 1976. Giovanna D'Agostino author of "Mama D's Homestyle Italian Cookbook" and Dorothy Carbo author of "Fix-It Guide for Women".
Guests: singer Frank Sinatra Jr. actress Loretta Swit and Steven Weed former fiance of Patty Hearst and co-author of "My Search for Patty Hearst". Highlights: Frank Sinatra Jr. sings "Never Can Say Goodbye."
Guests: Sammy's mom Elvira Davis actresses Lee Grant and Tovah Feldshuh. Highlights: Sammy sings "All the Things You Are" and "Candy Man". Also: a juggling demonstration.
Guests: impressionist Frank Gorshin Rep. Bella Abzug and her husband Martin Abzug actor Jamie Farr and his wife Joy Farr Diane and Dick O'Connor and singer Little Anthony.
Guests: singers Bobby Rydell Dion and Chubby Checker The Shirelles comedian Robert Klein and Norm N. Nite author of the "Rock On!" series of books.
Guests: comedian David Steinberg The Three Degrees Frank De Felitta author of "The Entity" and "Audrey Rose". Ralph Grossi and Rose Stanec.
Guests: legendary actress Bette Davis singer Kim Carnes Whitney Stine co-author of Bette's biography and psychiatrist Dr. Martin Orne. Highlights: Mike and Tony sing "Philadelphia". Kim Carnes sings "You're a Part of Me".
Guests: actors Robert Morse and Walter Slezak boxing great Rocky Graziano cast members of "The Wiz" singer-actress Stephanie Mills Ted Haynes, Ted Ross, Hinton Battle Jr. and Broadway special-effects artist Peter Foy. Highlights: Music from the Wiz, "Ease On Down the Road."
Guests: comedian Pat Cooper The Staple Singers child Evangelist Michael Lord and Dr. Marvin Schneiderman of the National Cancer Institute. Highlights: The Staple Singers, perform "Brand New Day" Mike sings "Let There Be Love"
Guests: Telly Savalas and his brother Teddy comedian Freddie Roman comedienne Brett Somers The Nicholas Brothers and mountain-climbing instructor Bill Briggs. Highlights: Telly sings, "I Won't Send Roses". Carol sings, "After Today".
Guests: actor Georg Stanford Brown singers Vic Damone and Billy Eckstine comedienne Brett Somers Jazz singer Joe Williams and mountain-climbing instructor Bill Briggs. Highlights: Vic Damone sings, "Feelings".
Guests: Joey attorney Percy Foreman singer Al Martino TV personality Mort Sahl and psychiatrist Dr. David Viscott. Highlights: Carol & Mike sing, "Till the End of Time". Al Martino sings "Volare". Carol sings, "Sunshiny Day". Also: a discussion of organized crime.
Guests: Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons actor Maximilian Schell singer Caterina Valente basketball player George McGinnis and author Alice Chanlan.
Guests: actress Zsa Zsa Gabor the comedy team of Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara syndicated columnists Earl Wilson and Shirley Eder singer Bill Withers choreographer Peter Gennaro Jim Lange, host of "The Dating Game" race-car driver Jim Hunt and Zsa Zsa's former husband Herbert Hutner. Highlights: Bill sings "I Wish You Well."
Guests: TV host Dick Cavett actor Peter Graves stuntman Hal Needham and The Stylistics. Highlights: The Stylistics sing "You Are Beautiful" and "I Can't Give You Anything."
Guests: actor Barry Newman comedian Marty Allen actor-comedian Billy Crystal Sgt. Chuck Collingwood and Sgt. Al Richardson and Cornelia Wallace wife of Governor George C. Wallace Jr. who in May 1972 threw herself over her husband when he was shot four times during an assassination attempt.
Guests: actor James Earl Jones actress Cicely Tyson comedian David Frye singer-songwriter Joey English and Dr. Evelyn Monahan.
Guests: actress Glenda Jackson actor Peter Strauss and singer-composer Tom Sullivan. Highlights: Tom sings "Are You Ready". Foster performs "Please Release Me".
Guests: Princess Grace of Monaco (Grace Kelly) The Hudson Brothers Foster's daughter Teri Brooks Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and The Not Ready for Prime Time Players. Highlights: The Hudson Brothers sing "House of Blue Lights" and "Stop Playing with My Heart."
Guests: singer Natalie Cole actors Chris Sarandon and Tony Darrow and football player Terry Bradshaw.
Guests: singer Patti Page actor David Groh Little Anthony author Gore Vidal Producer Robert Enders British television and stage director Michael Lindsay-Hogg and English actress Susan Penhaligon.
Guests: legendary actress Gloria Swanson and her husband poet Bill Dufty singer Frankie Valli comic Stewie Stone musician Les Paul journalist Geraldo Rivera and Bernard Carabello former resident of New York State's Willowbrook Institution Highlights: Mike sings "Come Rain or Come Shine". Foster does "You & I". Les Paul performs "How High the Moon".
Guests: actor George Hamilton columnist Earl Wilson Hollywood columnist Dorothy Manners showbiz columnist Shirley Eder society columnist Doris Lilly and TV critic Cleveland Amory.
Guests: radio and television announcer Don Wilson The Sportsmen Quartet from "The Jack Benny Show" Kenny Delmar of "Allen's Alley" "Lights Out" creator / screenwriter Arch Oboler radio and television blooper collector Kermit Schaefer and sound-effects engineer Terry Ross. Salute to the early days of radio.
Guests: Soap creator Agnes Nixon actresses Susan Lucci Judith Barcroft Kay Campbell Frances Heflin and Stephanie Braxton actors Ray MacDonnell William Mooney Paul Gleason and Nicholas Benedict producer Bud Kloss director Henry Kaplan and Dr. Joyce Brothers. A Salute to “All My Children” with series creator Agnes Nixon and cast members.
Guests: singer-actor Jack Cassidy producer Jay Weston and Carlotta Monti mistress of W.C. Fields and author of "W.C. Fields and Me", which starred Rod Steiger and Jack Cassidy and was produced by Jay Weston. Vintage film clips and a segment from the movie "W.C. Fields and Me." Highlights: Jack Cassidy sings "Till There Was You" and "My Melancholy Baby."
Guests: singers Abbe Lane and Chaka Khan boxer Ken Norton actress Louise Lasser comedian Ed Bluestone and pop group from Scotland The Bay City Rollers. Highlights: Chaka Khan sings "I Wish You Love". The Bay City Rollers perform "Money Honey".
Guests: actress Louise Fletcher The 5th Dimension Neil's children Marc & Dara Sedaka tennis instructor Vic Braden author-lawyer Alger Hiss and John Cabot Smith.
Guests: Gabe Kaplan & The Sweathogs actor David Soul singer-dancer-actor Ben Vereen actress Margaux Hemingway of "Lipstick" and the British comedy troupe Monty Python. Highlights: Neil Sedaka sings "That's When the Music Takes Me". Ben Vereen sings "As Time Goes By".
Guests: singer-dancer Joey Heatherton comedian George Kirby singer-songwriter Paul Williams mentalist Uri Geller and scientific author B.F. Skinner. Highlights: Paul sings, "Don't Call It Love"
Guests: TV personality Dick Clark singer-songwriter Jose Feliciano singer Teresa Brewer Joey and the Starliters The Angels 1960's girl group "American Bandstand" cover girl Carole Ann Scaldeferri and Norm N. Nite author of the "Rock On!". Highlights: The Angels perform "My Boyfriend's Back". Joey and the Starliters perform "Peppermint Twist".
Guests: actor Don Adams journalist James Bacon Jay Black and the Americans Khalilah Ali, wife of Muhammad Ali and Ron Kistler, one-time personal aide. Also: two former acquaintances of Howard Hughes. Highlights: Jay and the Americans do "Come a Little Bit Closer."
Guests: singer-actor James Darren TV game show host Monty Hall and Monty's wife Marilyn Hall Welcome Back Kotter Sweathogs Ron Palillo, Robert Hegyes and Lawrence-Hilton Jacobs (sans John Travolta). Also: a badminton demonstration. Highlights: Mike and James sing a medley of songs, including "Feelings."
Guests: Welcome Back Kotter Sweathogs Ron Palillo, Robert Hegyes, Lawrence-Hilton Jacobs, (sans John Travolta) singer Donna Summer actress Sarah Miles actor Jim Backus and Senator Harry T. Phoebus.
actor Robert Morse actress-singer Loni Ackerman musician-songwriter John Sebastian sportscaster Joe Garagiola Philadelphia Phillies baseball players Tug McGraw, Larry Bowa, Dave Cash and Jay Johnstone and physician Dr. Keith Sehnert, author of "How to Be Your Own Doctor, Sometimes."
Guests: composer Marvin Hamlisch reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein columnist Shirley Eder and comedian Jay Leno. Highlights: Mike sings "If You Hadn't Left Me Crying."
Guests: TV host David Frost singer Al Green and Dr. Arthur Janov psychotherapist and creator of Primal therapy. Also: a discussion of the book "How to Remember Anything," with its coauthor David Markoff and his student Denise Carcel. Highlights: Al sings "Tired of Being Alone."
Guests: actors George Peppard and Hal Linden The Supremes comedian Pat Cooper and Tom Swenson & El Toro the Bucking Machine. Highlights: Mike sings "Time After Time". The Supremes do a medley of their hits.
Guests: actor Eddie Albert comic Stan Kann actress Lynne Marta singer Maxine Nightingale tenor Enzo Stuarti and Tom Orth.
Guests: singer Petula Clark author Barbara Howar columnist Bethine Church Cornelia Wallace, First Lady of Alabama activist LaDonna Harris Ella Udall wife of Rep. Morris K. Udall (D-Ariz) and Helen Jackson. Highlights: Petula sings "I Couldn't Live Without Your Love", "You're My Destiny", "What'll I Do" Petula & Mike sing "I'm Glad There Is You"
Guests: actress Shelley Winters body-builder turned actor Arnold Schwarzenegger actress Sally Field actor Charles Picerni guitarist Victor Paul Taj Mahal and The War Babies.
Guests: actress Mary Martin Baroness Maria Von Trapp singer Leslie Uggams and actor Kevin Dobson Highlights: Mike sings "Younger Than Springtime". David Soul sings "Coal Miner's Son". Leslie Uggams sings "I Wanna Make It Easier for You".
Guests: actress Lynda Carter singer-actor Frankie Avalon Baseball players Johnny Bench and Pete Rose Joe Morgan and Dr. Dewey Caron.
Guests: comedian Louis Nye boxing great Rocky Graziano singer Freddy Fender author James Burch Mary White and Dorothy Carbo author of "Fix-It Guide for Women".
Guests: actors Jack Klugman Cliff Robertson Kevin Dobson and David Soul Jim Croce's widow Ingrid Croce Mary White rock promoter Don Kirshner and Pierce R. Brooks former police officer turned author of "... officer down, code three".
Guests: actress Ruth Gordon comedian Robert Klein singing group Labelle Peter Benchley author of "The Deep" and Lem Jones author of "Home Hydroponics and How to Do It!". Highlights: Labelle performs "Gypsy Moss" and "Wake Up Everybody."
Guests: actors Howard Duff Dana Andrews Alan Manson and Monte Markham entertainer Charo and Vietnamese MC Nguyen Cao Ky.
Guests: singer Melba Moore actress Lee Grant funny car race driver Bob Rosetti composer Gian Carlo Menotti Soprano Nancy Shade singer Don Cornell and author Whitia Rosenthal. Also: Bob Rosetti does tricks with ropes and whips. Highlights: Nancy sings an aria from Menotti's opera "The Hero." Mike and Don Cornell sing "Heart of My Heart".
Guests: actress Lynn Redgrave actor Donny Most stand-up comedian Tom Dreesen director George Cukor and Pratt and McClain, commercial jingle singing band (Truett Pratt and Jerry McClain formerly called Brotherly Love) Highlights: Donny Most sings "Lay Me Down". Pratt and McClain do "Happy Days". Mike sings "The Immigrant".
Guests: actress Cindy Williams singer Peter Frampton actor Tony Randall cricket player Paul Parker Henry Parsons and The University of Maryland Girls Rugby team. Highlights: Peter Frampton performs "Show Me the Way". Mike sings "Bad, Bad, Leroy Brown".
Guests: actor Christopher Connelly comedienne Judy Carter The Sylvers radio broadcaster Jim Hampton E. Rotan Sargent Valentine the Camel and trainer Frank Inn.
Guests: comedian Henny Youngman actress Rita Moreno The Hudson Brothers comedian Norm Crosby singer-actress Vivian Reed fashion designer Jacques Bellini and Sheila Turner. Also: a fashion show and a pancake race. Highlights: Mike sings "Something". Vivian Reed performs "Time".
Guests: actor Kirk Douglas comedian David Brenner comedic actor Jimmie Walker Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and Safari with naturalist Roger Caras. Highlights: The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band performs "Rocky Top" and "All I Have to Do Is Dream."
Guests: actor Leslie Nielsen singer Linda Hopkins comedian David Frye author Gail Parent and Zippy the Chimp.
Guests: actor Tony Randall author Sidney Sheldon Prima ballerina Margot Fonteyn Tuffy Truesdale and Victor the Bear and makeup artist George Masters
Guests: singer Ray Charles actor Abe Vigoda comedienne Brett Somers Maybelle Segal author "Reflexology" and Dr. Rudi Unterthiner. Highlights: Songs, "Living for the City", "America the Beautiful", "The Long and Winding Road" and "Take Me Home, Country Roads".
Guests: actor Jon Voight singer-comedienne Vicki Lawrence blooper collector Kermit Schaefer The Oak Ridge Boys and Dr. Robert Butler author of "Why Survive? Being Old in America". Highlights: Mike and Robert sing "It's a Good Day". Oak Ridge Boys perform "Family Reunion".
Guests: Chita Rivera Jerry Orbach and Gwen Verdon "My Fair Lady" co-stars Christine Andreas and Ian Richardson and "Barney Miller" co-star actor Abe Vigoda. Highlights: A medley of Broadway tunes includes Jerry singing "Make Someone Happy". Gwen sings "Nowadays" Mike sings "Cabaret" Jerry does "Razzle Dazzle". Christine sings "He Touched Me". Gwen and Chita perform "It" Mike sings "Why Did I Choose You?".
Guests: comedian David Brenner singer Loretta Lynn Olympic track and field athlete Jesse Owens Olympic gymnast Kim Chace Olympic alternate Jodi Yocum football player Rod Hill and author Ellen Warren, with baby animals from New Jersey's Jungle Habitat. Highlights: Loretta sings "Red, White and Blue". Hal joins the Joe Massimino band in an instrumental number.
Guests: Abe Vigoda Max Gail comedienne Jo Anne Worley The Miracles author Tom Tryon and Uni, Roy and Al from the TV commercial.
Guests: actor James Coco singer Nancy Wilson comedian Robert Klein actor-singer Jimmy Dean crime reporter Ben Bradlee Charlene Maust and Manon the Cow.
Guests: the comedy team of Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara actor Dick Wilson of the TV commercial "Don't Squeeze the Charmain" The Manhattans columnist Jack Anderson Maureen Dean infamous Washington wife of former White House counsel John Dean Gail Magruder author of "A Gift of Love" wife of Jeb Magruder of Watergate fame Patty Colson wife of Charles Colson who was involved in the infamouse Watergate scandal Highlights: Mike sings "It's a Miracle". The Manhattans sing "Kiss and Say Goodbye".
Guests: actress Loretta Swit comedian Pat Cooper Sergio's sister singer Dana Valery funk disco group B.T. Express formerly known as Brooklyn Trucking Express and Ralph Charell consumer advocate and author of "A Great New Way to Make Money" Highlights: Sergio sings "Never, Never, Never". B.T. Express perform "Can't Stop Groovin'". Dana sings "Will You Love Me Tomorrow?".
Guests: Country singer Charley Pride actress Maureen Stapleton actor Charles Durning Country vocal group Dave & Sugar comedian Tom Dreesen and journalist-historian Jim Bishop. Highlights: Dave & Sugar perform "Door's Always Open", "I'm Gonna Love You". Sergio sings "Buena Sera". Charley Pride sings "Oklahoma Morning".
Guests: actor Vincent Price and his wife Coral Browne actor Roddy McDowall The Lettermen comedian Lonnie Shorr and author Richard Ryan.
Guests: singer-dancer Joey Heatherton pianist Peter Nero comedienne Phyllis Diller comic Stan Kann Russian actress Victoria Fyodorova Zoya Fyodorova Russian film star and mother of Victoria and Victoria's husband Fred Pouy. Highlights: Sergio sings "No Ti Scordar Di Me". Joey performs "Feelings". Mike and Peter duet with "Summer of '42".
Guests: actor Billy Dee Williams singer Freda Payne Country singer C.W. McCall and John Ehrlichman author of "The Company" and former Assistant to President Nixon and key figure in the events leading up to the Watergate break-in and conspiracy. Highlights: Mike sings "Ease On down the Road". Sergio sings "Let Me Try Again". C.W. McCall performs "Convoy". Freda Payne sings "I Hear Rumors".
Guests: actor Fernando Lamas actress Susan Blakely The 5th Dimension feminist Betty Friedan author of "It Changed My Life" comedian Tom Dreesen and musician Tex Cramdon. Highlights: The 5th Dimension sing "Let Me Try Again" and "Up, Up and Away".
Guests: actor Hugh O'Brian boxing great Rocky Graziano The Lettermen musician Stan Getz and TV wildlife-show host Marlin Perkins. Highlights: Mike sings "I Wish You Love". The Lettermen perform "More". Stan Getz on the saxophone performs "Waters of March."
Guests: entertainer Bob Hope singer Anthony Newley musician Ian Anderson and Joy Belle Squibb, who plays old-time piano music. Highlights: Chad sing "You're a Grand Old Flag". Anthony does "The Entertainer."
Guests: entertainer Danny Thomas actor James Earl Jones comedian Rich Little singer Julie Budd and Arthur and Hurley. Highlights: Mike and Chad sing "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown". Julie performs "It's Too Late" and "Didn't We?" Also: Chad and Rich do impressions of Jimmy Stewart.
Guests: actor Keith Carradine comedian Corbett Monica fashion designer Oleg Cassini tennis pro Pancho Gonzales author of "Tennis Begins at Forty" and Mel Irwin. Highlights: Keith Carradine sings "I'm Easy" and "Been Gone So Long". Mike sings "America, the Beautiful" and "Why Do I Love You?" Also: a segment taped with the Marine Band at Philadelphia's Independence Mall.
Guests: choreographer Peter Gennaro Liza Gennaro The Rockettes ballet dancer Edward Villella Anna Arango Spanish dancer Jose Greco Nana Lorca and Ja & Helena Howard.
Guests: comedienne Phyllis Diller comedian Henny Youngman comic actor Hank Garcia magician Don Alan clown Emmett Kelly Jr. and improvisational singer Steve DePass. Among the comic spots: a bit about bionic chickens.
Guests: singer Janis Ian songstress Sarah Vaughan bandleader Harry James singer Mel Tillis and opera singer Joanna Simon. Highlights: Tony sings, "As Time Goes By" Sarah sings, "Day In, Day Out" Janis sings, "At Seventeen" Mel sings, "Love Revival" Joanna sings an aria from "Carmen".
Guests: Greg Wilson The Great Tomasini Harry Blackstone Jr. George Schindler and Tom & Sherry.
Guests: songwriter Bernie Taupin (Elton John's songwriting partner) musician-songwriter Tom T. Hall and singer-songwriter Isaac Hayes. Highlights: Marvin plays "The Way We Were". Isaac Hayes performs "Come On and Live With Me". Tom T. Hall sings "Faster Horses" and "I Love".
Guests: actress Elsa Lanchester actor Bill Macy The Staple Singers Chicago Cubs outfielder Rick Monday and Sam Butera and The Witnesses.
Guests: attorney F. Lee Bailey singer Lou Rawls and rock group Hamilton, Joe Frank and Reynolds. Highlights: Mike sings "Real Live Girl". Joey sings "Road I Took to You". Hamilton, Joe Frank and Reynolds perform "Fallin' in Love". Lou Rawls sings "Pure Imagination".
Guests: The Hudson Brothers boxer Joe Frazier N.Y. Giants football player Larry Czonka The Old Guard United Army Drill Team: singing group The Shirelles Phila 76 Fife & Drum Corps and juggling act The Villiams.
Guests: singer Johnny Mathis Ben Franklin The Oak Ridge Boys fashion director Yvonne Burbage acrobats The Canestrellis and The 4th Continental Dragoons.
Guests: singer Vic Damone actor Charlton Heston impressionist Fred Travalena actor Kevin Dobson Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo The Fralinger String Band and Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes.
Guests: actress Lesley Ann Warren actor Charles Durning Bill Evans director of the Cleo Awards hoagie makers Al & Tony Ragozzini and The Trammps.
Guests: actor Robert Stack actress Judith Lowry KC and the Sunshine Band and Philadelphia chef Inez Gaetano prepares fettuccine. Highlights: KC and the Sunshine Band sing "That's the Way (I Like It)". Mike does "Morning After."
Guests: singer John Davidson comedian Kip Addotta hairstylist Vidal Sassoon and his wife actress Beverly Sassoon authors of "A Year of Beauty and Health" exercise expert Donna Rae and funk group Brass Construction. Also: a demonstration of stretching exercises. Highlights: John sings "Let Your Love Flow". Brass Construction perform "Movin'". Mike sings "Happy".
Guests: actors James Caan Michael Caine Elliott Gould Diane Keaton promoting their film "Harry and Walter Go to New York" Mark Rydell, director of the movie "Harry and Walter Go to New York" film critic Rex Reed singer Buddy Greco singing duo Pratt and McLain and comedian Hank Garcia.
Guests: actor Mike Connors singer Andrea True entertainer Tiny Tim Bill and Laura Lynch, representatives of the Ducan Yo-Yo Company columnist Jim Bacon Captain Rollerball and R&B group Tavares. Highlights: Andrea True sings "Heart to Heart" and "More, More, More."
Guests: singer Petula Clark singer-songwriter Billy Joel basketball player George McGinnis and sportswriter-commentator Heywood Hale Broun. Highlights: Mike sings "Ease On Down the Road". Petula sings "Your Song", "Smokey Old Town" Billy Joel performs "Angry Young Man"/"New York State of Mind" and "The Entertainer".
Guests: entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. actor Hans Conried singer-actor James Darren singing group The Stylistics and Dr. Joseph Simone. Also: a discussion of methods used in treating leukemia. Highlights: Sammy Davis Jr. sings "Bye Bye Blackbird". James Darren sings "Love Will Keep Us Together". The Stylistics perform "Because I Love You". Mike sings "Falling in Love". Danny Thomas does "From This Moment On".
Guests: comedian Alan King TV commercial star Mason Reese actor Jamie Farr Good Housekeeping magazine editor John Mack Carter and TV cooking show hostess LaDeva Davis. Highlights: Danny Thomas, Alan King and Mason Reese join Mike to sing "Another Op'nin', Another Show." Other entertainment includes Mason's impressions of Billie Burke and Kirk Douglas.
Guests: actor Beau Bridges actress Dena Dietrich singers Billy Davis and Marilyn McCoo and makeup artist George Masters. Highlights: Mike sings "Love's Theme". Billy and Marilyn sing "I Hope We Get to Love in Time."
Guests: actor John Wayne singer Diana Trask actor Jack Weston actress Marge Redmond rodeo champion Larry Mahan and stunt rider J.W. Stoker.
Guests: actor Billy Dee Williams comedian Tom Dreesen TV cooking show hostess LaDeva Davis acrobat act Gerod & Moby Highlights: Mike sings "Route 66". Natalie performs "Sophisticated Lady" and "Mr. Melody". Mike and Natalie do a musical tribute to Ella Fitzgerald, including "A-Tisket A-Tasket."
Guests: actor Lee Marvin Blood, Sweat & Tears singer-actress Michelle Phillips and Wayland Flowers and Madam. Highlights: Keith Carradine sings "I'm Easy". Blood, Sweat & Tears perform "And When I Die". Lee Marvin and Keith duet on "It Don't Worry Me".
Guests: actors Ron Howard and Michael York England Dan and John Ford Coley comedian Jay Leno and Dr. Dan Jordan. Highlights: Seals & Crofts perform "We May Never Pass This Way Again". England Dan and John Ford Coley sing "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight".
Guests: actor Mike Connors appears in a taped segment with the late Johnny Mercer in Savannah, Ga. singer Ronnie Prophet child psychologist Dr. Robert Myers and The Georgian State Dance Co. (Russian Folk Dancers) Highlights: Janis Ian sings "At Seventeen", "Jesse" and "Boy I Really Tied One On."
Guests: actor James Coco comedienne Dody Goodman classical pianist Lorin Hollander Olympic Gold Medal winner John Walker and champion flycaster Ann Strobel. Highlights: C.W. McCall sings "Convoy" and "Aurora Borealis". Mike sings "Oh, Lonesome Me". Lorin performs Gershwin selections, including Prelude No. 2.
Guests: actor Robert Conrad comedienne Phyllis Diller singer George Benson musician Maynard Ferguson magician Mercer Helms. and an 11-year-old gymnast Jody Kline. Highlights: George Benson performs "Masquerade" and "So This Is Love"
Guests: actor Arthur Hill Country singer Mel Tillis comedian Lonnie Shorr singing group The Manhattans and Dian Thomas author of "Roughing It Easy". Highlights: The Manhattans perform "Kiss and Say Goodbye". Mel Tills sings "Pictures" and "New Green Light".
actor Tony Randall TV personality George Jessel R&B singer Dorothy Moore comedian Pat Cooper comic Stan Kann and singer Tom Sullivan. Highlights: Dorothy Moore sings "Misty Blue".
Guests: tenor Sergio Franchi singer Teresa Brewer singer Vicki Sue Robinson child psychologist Dr. Lee Salk and The Argentinian Gauchos an Argentinian novelty act with bola tricks. Highlights: Sergio sings "I Only Have Eyes for You". Vicki Sue Robinson sings "Wonderland of Love".
Guests: actor Cliff Robertson singer-songwriter T.G. Sheppard Country performer Bobby Winters The Mighty Clouds of Joy and naturalist Roger Caras.
