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Oscar winner James Stewart (Philadelphia Story) chats about his holiday shopping and plans for Christmas. He talks about getting older and his new hearing aid.

Flip Wilson's "Old Man and the Church"; Jean Carroll's "Husband and New Apartment"; George Burns' "Stand-Up, Songs, and Nudity & Films"; Phil Silvers and Bing Crosby's "Comedy Mix-Up On Stage with Phil Silvers & Bing Crosby"

Whipped cream anyone? Burt Reynolds shows a clip of him squirting whipped cream down Johnny’s trousers. Burt then shoves a can in his own pants and sprays his crotch.

Ed Sullivan presents the Four Tops, Pearl Bailey, and Pat Boone.

This turbo-charged episode featured the comedy triumvirate of David Letterman, Chevy Chase, and Dan Aykroyd. So many jokes, so little time.

This time around Garry talks about turning 30, Chinese food, and...sex education.

Glenn Close discusses two movies that couldn't be more different--"Fatal Attractions" and "The Big Chill."

Arnold can't help but talk about his workout habits and Johnny jokes about killer bees. Ed Begley Jr. and Ginger McLamb also appear.

Sketches and songs with Dean Martin and celebrity guests Glen Campbell, Dom DeLuise, Kay Medford, and Gale Gordon.

Luke Skywalker, a.k.a. Mark Hamill, chats about the making of the iconic movie Star Wars and working with the legendary Alec Guiness.

Oscar nom’d George Segal demonstrates playing an old man using prosthetics, glasses and gait. Comedian Drew Carey riffs on his high school reunion, driving a Yugo and his love of bad food.

Buddy Ebsen and Wayne Rogers guest star! Sketches include: "The West Dakota County Fair", the World War II movie spoof, "War Is Heck", and another visit with "The Old Folks."

No one is safe when Don Rickles visits the set! But Cheryl Ladd and Ray Bradbury will make you feel right at home again.

Billy Crystal does impressions and sounds off on cable TV vs. satellite dishes, Arnold Schwarzenegger works out for an hour a day and Michael Ammar does card tricks with all of them.

John Byner and Petula Clark head downtown to the show. Along with classic characters ("The Old Folks" and Alice Portnoy), TV commercial spoofs and the firing of Donald Duck (Byner) are on tap tonight.

Ms. Betty White is tonight's guest! Betty joins in the latest installment of 'The Family' wherein Mama has decided to clean up her attic.

TV's "The Odd Couple"--Jack Klugman and Tony Randall--guest star! Jack sings (!) with Carol, while Tony takes part in a sketch revealing superstitions among actors as part of a tribute to Broadway.

James Woods talks body casts, Peter Billingsley plans to quit acting when he turns 18 and Martin Mull takes an audience poll.

Ed Sullivan presents Gary Lewis and the Playboys, Connie Francis, Claus Becker, Woody Herman, Tony Bennett, and Jean Carroll.

You get two Carols for the price of one when Carol Channing guests! Ms. Channing joins up with Ms. Burnett for the Q&A

Decked out in head-to-toe leather, Burt Reynolds shares a clip from The Longest Yard. Comic genius Dom DeLuise discusses his dog’s issues and Honeymooners star Art Carney plays “September Song.”

Tonight's episode features a take-off of the classic Elizabeth Taylor film 'National Velvet'

Comic/actor Paul Reiser says that material goods are more important than health, and British actress Lynn Redgrave comments on Margaret Thatcher and the Falklands war.

Eight-time Emmy winner Cloris Leachman reveals her favorite prize --mother of the year -- awarded by a club in New York. 91year old Olympic athlete Abel Kivat discusses how he keeps in shape.

Sketches and songs with Dean Martin and celebrity guests Liberace, Bob Newhart, and Dom DeLuise.

For a guest like Tim Conway, Carol's door is always open!

Woody Harrelson talks about his latest film project, but he might be upstaged by the appearance of animal wrangler Sunni Black, who brings parrots and vultures to the show.

Fellow talk show host Dick Cavett covers a lot of ground: girl pigeons, the guy who invented the bra, legendary fighter Jack Johnson and the Germans’ sense of humor.

highlighted with a sketch in which Tim and Carol are conventioneers double booked in a hotel room.

Finally, the world has proof that Johnny's desk backdrop isn't real when Mel Brooks reveals all in this episode. Also: Teri Garr insists that money is not important to her.

Pryor is joined by Fernando Lamas and “The Exorcist” author William Peter Blatty.

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