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Ross Martin and Martha Raye guest star! Martha and Carol play mismatched jurors sequestered in the same hotel room, and Ross is featured in a failed medical TV pilot: "Storefront Hospital."

Find out how Joan Rivers is preparing for getting old and what story intrigues Truman Capote. Bob Speca also appears.

Kaye Ballard and Steve Lawrence stop by for another round of laughter and fun! Tonight: the WWII movie spoof "Operation Minestrone" and the continuing saga of "As The Stomach Turns."

Dan Aykroyd talks Dragnet and Bobby Kelton performs stand-up. Helen Shaver also appears and Johnny takes on last night's stupid audience in the monologue.

Joan Rivers talks California living, Vincent Price thinks horror movies are fun and Johnny takes on the musician strike. Bert Convoy also appears.

Ed Sullivan presents performances by The Beatles, The 5th Dimension, Lulu, Brooklyn Bridge, Jackie WIlson, and Little Anthony & The Imperials.

Big laughs and bigger voices are on tap for this episode, featuring guest stars Bernadette Peters, Nancy Wilson, and The Burgundy Street Singers.

Ed Sullivan presents performances by The Beatles, The Animals, The Rolling Stones, Hermans's Hermits, The Searchers, Gerry & The Pacemakers, and The Animals.

Ed Sullivan presents The Beach Boys, Robert Goulet, Vonda Kay Van Dyke and Curley, Alan King, Leslie Uggams, and Topo Gigio.

Ken Berry guest stars as a husband who finds a visit from a man from the water department leads to friction with his wife (Carol). Elsewhere: Mrs. Wiggins and Mr. Tudball celebrate Christmas Eve.

Grammy magnet Olivia Newton-John sings 2 of her numerous chart-topping tunes and fills in Johnny on growing up down under in Australia.

Tim Conway is back again as tonight's guest! Tim will leave you in stitches as the World's Oldest Clockmaker, and as a pal of Ed's in the latest visit with "The Family."

Johnny’s heir apparent David Letterman recalls his first appearance on The Tonight Show, his Indiana childhood, and his penchant for power tools.

Guest star George Gobel joins Carol in a 'V.I.P.' interview of a Duke and Duchess living in squalor in New York

TV star Michael Landon gets sentimental over Bonanza; watching episodes dubbed in Japanese and promoting the show at county fairs. Actress Bo Derek talks about vine-swinging for Tarzan, the Ape Man.

Ed Sullivan presents performances by The Ike & Tina Turner Revue, James Brown, Gladys Knight & The Pips, Sam & Dave, and Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers.

Years before his buddy Larry David cast him in Curb Your Enthusiasm, comic Richard Lewis did breakthrough stand up with stories about trying to cure his herpes and loading up on vitamins.

Steve Lawrence and Paul Sand are tonight's guests! Paul plays a shy man trying to gain confidence by listening to a self-help record, while Steve joins Carol and Harvey in "The Putrified Forest."

The delightful Dick Van Dyke is Carol's guest, lending his impressive talents to an homage to Shirley Temple films, 'Little Miss Showbiz'

Bob Newhart got a Peabody, Emmy and pink slip from NBC in the same year. Johnny talks with him about it, plus Erin Gray visits the couch.

Attention, all personnel: incoming guest star...Alan Alda! This festive episode features Alda as a department store Santa, and as Eunice's brother Larry, visiting Mama and The Family for Christmas.

Ed Sullivan presents Shirley Bassey, Tony Bennett, Woody Herman, and The Harkness Ballet.

Nanette Fabray and Joan Rivers guest! Segments include Ms. Rivers' comedy act, a "V.I.P." interview with Mrs. King Kong, and a talk show segment with singing trio "Donna Rose and The Magnificents."

Rat pack darling Angie Dickinson chats about self-defense training. Johnny practices the Heimlich maneuver on her with coaching from its developer, Dr. Henry Heimlich.

Ed Sullivan presents Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas, Connie Francis, Leo Bassi, Hines and Brown, Connie Francis, and The Alcettys

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. Also: Carol and Tim try to get rid of a counterfeit $20 bill.

Comedian David Steinberg talks about going to Theological school before his career as a comedian. And Kenneth Branagh also joins the fun.

Jack Benny talks about his NBC special and Rick Little impersonates celebrities. Plus, Johnny takes on gas rationing in his monologue.

Tonight, guest stars Steve Lawrence and Sally Struthers join in one of Carol's patented "Late, Late Movie" spoofs. This time up, flappers and floozies abound in "The Boring Twenties."

Comedian Robert Klein regales Johnny with stories about growing up in the Bronx and kosher foods. Also on this episode is Kevin Spacey

Ed Sullivan presents Tom Jones, Woody Herman and his Orchestra, Shelley Berman, Robert Goulet and Jane Powell, Chong and Mana, Wayne Newton, and Martha and the Vandellas.

Soon-to-be star of Murphy Brown, Candice Bergen chats about her marriage and how rude the French are. Comic actor Tim Reid says he was fired from show for not being “black enough.”

American comedian and beloved star in France, Jerry Lewis jokes about scoring the French Legion of Honor Award and his recent heart surgery.

Guest stars Chita Rivera and Vince Edwards help Carol spoof "distinguished women's movies" in "To Each Her Own Tears", presented by Maudlin Pictures. You'll laugh, you'll cry..but mostly laugh.

Ed Sullivan presents The Temptations, Tessie O'Shea, The Jovers, Peter Wolfington, The Pickle Brothers, and Robert Goulet.

Carlin talks about going on vacation after months on the road, and Johnny chats with Gene Hackman, Mclean Stevenson, and Gloria De Haven.

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