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Screen legend Charlton Heston talks drivers’ ed: how learned chariot racing for Ben Hur and flying a 747 for Airport ’75. Author Norman Mailer describes his dream book subject –- Marilyn Monroe.

Sketches and songs with Dean Martin and celebrity guests Frank Sinatra and Ruth Buzzi.

Frequent guest Joan Rivers discusses her autobiography, and Joan Embery brings a rare Albino Koala Bear to the show.

Guests John Davidson and Ross Martin team with Carol and the gang in "The Helen Feibelbaum Story", a spoof of celebrity biopics relating the rise and fall of a famous singer.

Ed Sullivan presents performances by The Jackson 5, The Supremes, Carpenters, The Grass Roots, B.J. Thomas, and The 5th Dimension.

Ed Sullivan presents Gladys Knight and The Pips, Melba Moore, Richard Pryor, Connie Francis, Tel Smit, and Roy Clark.

Ed Sullivan presents The Jackson 5, Sonny James, The Little Step Brothers, Marilyn Michaels, Roger Williams, and George Carlin.

Tonight: It's not hard to guess that when Mama and The Family play Charades, things will turn to chaos. Also: a despondent bar patron (Carol) meets her match in an equally blue bartender (Harvey.)

Steve Lawrence is our guest this evening! Sketches include Mr. Tudball (Tim) attempting to explain the new office intercom to secretary Mrs. Wiggins, a classic Carol character making her debut here.

Richard Pryor discusses his latest film, "Superman," and seeing Ronald Reagan. Then Ally Sheedy talks about the transition from NYC to LA.

In tonight's episode, Carol plays a housewife plagued by husband Harvey's gambling problem. Meanwhile, a touring star takes the stage in a play with a small town actress in search of a bigger role.

One of the world’s greatest filmmakers, Orson Welles (Citizen Kane) discusses his radio, theatre and movie career which spanned over 5 decades.

Tonight's episode features a pair of fan favorite recurring sketches. First, 'The Family' steps out as Mama, Eunice, and Ed go to a fancy restaurant

It’s Christmas tonight, with Bob Hope in cheery holiday spirit chatting about shopping trips and hitting the golf course over the holidays.

Vicki Lawrence takes center stage with an all-singing, all-dancing production number. Then, a spoof of the blockbuster film "Love Story" with Harvey and Carol in the Ryan O'Neal and Ali McGraw roles.

Ed Sullivan presents The Carpenters, George Burns, Albert Almoznino, Robert Klein, Harvest Moon Ball Dance Champions, and Tony Bennett.

Oscar-winner Gene Hackman shows a watery clip from ocean liner disaster flick Poseidon Adventure. Also on this episode is Diane Keaton.

Michael Palin sleeps all night and works all day, but still finds time to stop by the couch. Mariette Hartley talks practical jokes and Johnny takes on Leave It To Beaver.

TV's 'The Odd Couple'--Jack Klugman and Tony Randall--guest star! Jack sings with Carol,

Bob Hope talks about growing up poor, his brief boxing career, Christmas in Palm Springs, and what it means when a man wears a red tie.

Ed Sullivan presents performances by The Beatles, Carpenters, Little Anthony & The Imperials, The 5th Dimension, Smokey Robinson, and Elvis Presley.

Eddie Murphy discusses his hero Richard Pryor and talks about his film Trading Places.

Vodka and Russia are twin themes on this fun episode: Russian comedian Yakov Smirnoff talks about his recent trip home; and Dabney Coleman talks about one of his first jobs--in a vodka commercial!

On this diverse episode, the legendary Jimmy Stewart reads a poem, and animal trainer Jim Fowler brings a 220-pound Python on stage. Holy juxtaposition!

It's disorder in the court when guest Phyllis Diller presides over a murder trial. Other segments include an outrageous take on "Dr. Jeckyl and Mr. Hyde" and Bobbie Gentry singing "The Look Of Love."

Bob Newhart hosts a holiday retrospective of The Ed Sullivan Show, featuring many glimpses of the nearly endless parade of musical and comedic talents that graced the stage over the 23 years of the show's run, including many anecdotes.

Carol's guests are Frank Gorshin and Lana Turner. Gorshin dazzles with his famous impressions, then joins up with Turner in a sketch about Bluebeard, who has just taken his unlucky 13th bride--Carol.

Tim Conway is back! Tim steals Carol's heart in a sketch about two shoppers browsing waterbeds, steals the scene as an extra in a movie, and steals a mint as the world's oldest safecracker.

Soupy and Carol play a pair of shoppers browsing samples of sexy cologne. And Barbara joins the gang in a big musical production number.

The third season finale 'Family Show' features the cast of regulars at their very best

Ed Sullivan presents performances by The Beatles, Jerry Lee Lewis, Martha & the Vandellas, Jay & The Techniques, Jackie Wilson, Freddie & The Dreamers, and Sly & The Family Stone.

Guest John Byner is in top form, playing both a black-hatted Western villain and a trial witness (with Carol as a captivated stenographer). And on "Carol & Sis", The Bradfords join an encounter group.

Guest James Coco takes a slow boat to romance in the Saturday Night Tearjerker movie spoof, "One Way Ticket," while Carol gets into a tempestuous argument with a container of margarine. (No, really.)

The comedy duo of Stiller and Meara guest star, showing off a bit of their act and joining in the sketch comedy fun with the gang. Also: Carol as the oblivious do-gooder, "Mary Worthless."

Martha Raye and Betty Grable guest in the soap opera spoof 'As The Stomach Turns.

Sketches and songs with Dean Martin and celebrity guest Jonathan Winters.

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