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Carol offers a trio of guests: Lucille Ball, Eddie Albert, and Nancy Wilson! Albert drops in on "Carol & Sis" as Roger's new, health-nutty boss; then, all three appear on "As The Stomach Turns."

Andy Kaufman brings jumping frogs, Lara Flynn Boyle talks Twin Peaks and Tony Randall covers current events.

Guests Nancy Wilson and Nanette Fabray are here for tonight's "As The Stomach Turns." And on "Carol & Sis", the siblings practice for their First Aid course on a resuscitation mannequin.

Imogene Coca and Vic Damone guest star in this episode, which features Imogene and Carol attempting to secure air travel at family rates, a look at taboo commercials, and "The Old Folks."

Tim Conway and Charo guest! In separate sketches, Tim plays a man at a unisex salon, a fellow trying to stay awake for a speech, and a journalist meeting "Chiquita" (Charo) and her mother (Carol.)

Tonight's episode features Harvey and Tim as tipsy friends coming home from a night of carousing, and a spoof of The Arabian Nights.

Fellow late-night host David Letterman stops by to talk about muggings in New York and earthquakes in Los Angeles. Scot Morris also stops by.

Star Trek’s Dr. Spock -- Leonard Nimoy – presents Johnny with a pair of Vulcan ears. Comic Bill Maher goes off on the sexual revolution, women’s rights and his current romance.

Guest star Joanne Woodward spends an evening with 'The Family' in this episode.

Ed Sullivan presents Tony Bennett, Ethel Merman, The Muppets, Vikki Carr, Albert Brooks, and Gary Puckett.

Not your typical leading man, Dennis Hopper talks about his unusual roles in Blue Velvet and Easy Rider, and his up and down career which began in his Kansas hometown.

Charles Grodin talks about working with “tough guy” Charles Bronson. Stand-up comedian Brad talks about the challenges of dating when you’re 6’9”.

On this episode, invisible dogs run amok in an obedience class, while insurance agent Carol pesters doctor Tim while he's on the job.

Ed Sullivan presents The Doors, Jack Benny, Yul Brynner, The Skating Bredos, Flip Wilson, Hugh O'Brian, and Robert Goulet.

Jack Benny doesn't enjoy Paris and Joe Namath doesn't understand politics. Elke Sommer also appears.

Totie Fields' "Skiing"; Abbott and Costello's "Tax Collector"; Pat Henry's "Kid's Toys, Wife's Hair, Crazy World"; Wayne and Shuster's "Nursery School Rebellion"

Maggie Smith returns to guest star as the erudite teacher of Eunice and Ed's son Bubba in another installment of 'The Family'

We're so glad we had this time together, but it's time to say "so long" as Carol closes the book on one of the greatest variety shows in television history.

Tim Conway and Steve Lawrence guest star, taking part in TV commercial spoofs. Tim also appears as The Oldest Man (now working as a dresser for the theatre), and in a pantomime sketch with Carol.

Carol is caught between two handsome men with Lyle and guest Robert Goulet join her for the Q&A. Sketches include the aftermath of a raucous party, and a maid entranced by a self-absorbed star.

Nanette Fabray returns as Carol's guest! Sketches include Carol and Nanette as a pair of precocious five year olds, and another episode of everyone's favorite soap opera, "As The Stomach Turns."

Guest Tim Conway proves that he and Harvey are one of the great comedy duos in a sketch where two mismatched policemen go undercover as a couple on a date. Also: a poker game on "Carol & Sis."

Buddy Hackett reads poetry and Cass Elliot makes one of her final TV appearances. Also appearing are firebreather Jan Munroe and artist Doug Kingman.

Big laughs are on tap with this episode, featuring the return of the world's oldest sex symbol, Mae East, to "V.I.P.", a Presidential "Fireside Chat", and a case of laryngitis on "Carol & Sis."

Guest star Jim Nabors walks the earth like Caine in "Kung Fu" in a supersized spoof of the hit David Carradine Western and Martial Arts television series, here entitled "Yung Fool."

Celebrated comic Richard Pryor shares his experience recovering from extensive burns and reminisces with comic George Carlin about starting out together in 1960s Greenwich Village.

Carol's guests are Ross Martin and John Davidson! John shows off his golden pipes, and Harvey plays a man whose afternoon delight is interrupted by an extortionist, cookie-selling "Fireside Girl."

‘The use of “Bruce,”’ grouses actor Bruce Dern is Hollywood-speak for a “delicate” actor. Contrast that non-PC barb with the stories of early TV variety show pioneer Ed Sullivan.

George Carlin likes to harmonize on the phone with the dial tone. In case you needed more reasons to watch this episode, Keshia Knight Pulliam also appears.

Jackie Gleason opens up about why he quit The Honeymooners after only three years. Plus, Jim Stafford stops by and Johnny jokes about Tommy Lasorda.

Guest stars Roddy McDowell and Ken Berry join the gang in "High Hat", a spoof of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers movie musicals.

Totie Fields' "Shopping"; Nipsey Russell's "Tough Day"; Robert Klein's "Howdy Doody on Dope, Impression of Impressionists"; Jack Paar's "Wife and Memories"; Topo Gigio 's "Topo the Photographer"

Guest Ken Berry is back to sing and dance his way into your heart. Also: Mr Tudball tries to implement an office fire safety program with Mrs. Wiggins

Actor Craig T. Nelson recalls his first and disastrous appearance on The Tonight Show. Also chats about car racing and his teenage son, an aspiring actor who has difficult hair.

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