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Carol and the gang take their act across the pond for this special episode filmed in London! Have a cuppa and enjoy the intercontinental champions of comedy at their finest.

12-year-old TV star Ricky Schroder (Silver Spoons) shows off his skill juggling plastic eggs. Then Johnny gives it a try, unaware that Ricky swapped the plastic ones for real eggs. What a mess!

One of the world’s most influential journalists, Barbara Walters describes dealing with touchy heads of state and getting Christmas cards from world leaders.

Sex expert Dr. Ruth Westheimer talks about her new book, Dr. Ruth’s Guide for the Sexually Perplexed, and shares some of the funniest questions she gets asked.

It's a fear-themed episode as Rosanna Arquette discusses her phobia of critics, plus Oprah Winfrey and Alan Thicke also reveal their fears.

Sean Connery gives a Bond trivia quiz and recalls his scariest stunts. Comic Keenan Ivory Wayans says dating white girls is like being on Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom; people can’t stop staring.

Carol's guests are Mickey Rooney and John Davidson! Davidson sings "Somewhere", Rooney takes part in a wild, wild Western, and Carol must choose between the two (and Lyle) on "The Rat Race."

Did you know Bob Newhart started his career as an accountant? We're glad he switched to comedy and visited Johnny for this episode, which also features James Stephens and Ronnie Porter.

Remember The Thorn Birds? Meet Colleen McCullough, who wrote the blockbuster novel-turned-mini series. Lou Brock discusses his base-stealing record and acting legend Eli Wallach chats about his craft. Don Rickles plugs his show C.P.O. Sharkey.

Vincent Price is a thriller of a guest star in a salute to horror films. Meanwhile, George imagines himself as a riverboat gambler--but still can't escape Zelda; and a pregnant pause on "Carol & Sis."

Guest Gloria Swanson arrives for the Q&A...but she only has eyes for Lyle. Sketches include a "Carol & Sis" where the Bradfords try to discourage an elevator operator... who only has eyes for Carol.

Please welcome guests William Conrad and Isabel Sanford to the stage! A series of short television spoofs highlight this fast-paced episode, which also features another installment of "Carol & Sis."

Steve Lawrence and the ever-popular Tim Conway guest star! Steve plays a talk show host, and then solves a mystery as Detective Cobumble in a TV spoof featuring Tim as a butler.

Martha Raye and Betty Grable guest in the soap opera spoof "As The Stomach Turns." And a "Beautiful Legs" contest reveals stiff completion from an unlikely competitor. All this, and Carol's Q&A too!

The gorgeous and talented Ann-Margret says she disguises herself in a black wig when out in public. Screen legend Robert Mitchem reveals he did time on a chain gang, at age 15.

Roddy McDowall guest stars. Sketches include: Harvey's proposal to Carol is stymied by an outbreak of infectious laughter; Roddy and Carol working an assembly line; a spoof of "The Little Foxes."

Join Carol, Harvey, Vicki, and Tim as they spoof a classic Joan Crawford film in the sketch "Mildred Fierce."

The queen of comedy, Carol Burnett dishes on Hollywood High, reminisces about her family, and her early days on The Garry Moore Show. Bob Hope chats about politics.

Ed Sullivan presents performances by The Doors, Jefferson Airplane, Steppenwolf, Vanilla Fudge, and The Temptations.

On tonight's episode, Carol introduces the actors who dub her and Harvey's voices for Spanish language audiences, using a classic "Carol & Sis" sketch to demonstrate their talents.

Danny DeVito has to cut off his ponytail for a role, Richard Benjamin stops by and Johnny jokes about the NBC Christmas party.

Ken Berry is tonight's guest, taking part in a spoof of the films of figure skating actress Sonja Henie: "Love In An Avalanche," which makes way for a more tropically based production number.

The great actress and great beauty Raquel Welch chats about Presidents Reagan and Carter, her 2nd marriage, getting negative press, and how she imagines her life in the year 2000.

John Candy stops by with screen icon Maureen O'Hara. Plus, Jim Valvano appears and Johnny gives up smoking in the monologue.

National Spelling Bee Champion Jon Pennington joins Johnny on the couch and George Carlin does a routine about losing things.

Ed Sullivan presents The Mamas and The Papas, Florence Henderson, Ed Ames, John Byner, and Topo Gigio.

Ed Sullivan presents The Beatles, Richard Pryor, Senor Wences, Joan Rivers, Erich Brenn, George Carlin, Topo Gigio, and Elvis Presley.

Screen star Peter O’Toole was Oscar nom’d 8 times! Never won. Finally bagged the golden statue for lifetime achievement. O’Toole discusses The Stunt Man. Comic Buddy Hackett brings some laughs.

Bubble the Hippo makes an appearance (!) with animal trainer Joan Embery. Competing with Bubbles for the cutest animal on the show are twin baby orangutans and a horned frog.

It's a comedy fan's heaven when Dom Deluise and Don Rickles head to the couch.

Bernadette Peters and Cass Elliot guest star in the latest 'As The Stomach Turns', and Lyle causes havoc and absurdity on a live television

Ed Sullivan presents The Byrds, Petula Clark, Rudy Schweitzer, Glenn Yarbrough, Barbara McNair, and Two Carmenas.

Ed Sullivan presents performances by Four Tops, The Jackson 5, Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, The Supremes, Stevie Wonder, and The Temptations.

Stand-up master Super Dave Osborne sends up President George Bush, VP Dan Quayle, and reggae music!

Hollywood legend Jimmy Stewart admits he would rather play the accordian in the movies than sing and dance. He’s joined by Tracy Austin, the youngest tennis player ever invited to Wimbledon.

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