Pluto TV Classic TV Variety schedule

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

The irrepressible Jonathan Winters and the dreamy Barbara Eden are tonight's guests!

Jim Nabors is Carol's guest for the fifth season opener! Jim plays a chaperone who throws cold water on a romantic cruise. And Carol and Harvey are majestic in a King Henry VIII sketch.

Nancy Wilson and Mickey Rooney guest star in this episode, which features a meeting between incoming and outgoing First Ladies, an awkward audition, and the movie spoof "Kids Town."

Flip Wilson does stand-up, Pat Boone talks about the Olympics and a doctor waxes poetic on the wisdom of spanking children. Tom Dressen also performs comedy.

Hog wild: That’s Jay Leno who owns 17 motorcycles. Leno describes a chopper breakdown in LA with a busload of tourists cheering him on. Raquel Welch discusses her children and getting older.

Sketches and songs with Dean Martin and celebrity guests Orson Welles, Petula Clark, and Joey Bishop.

Is the cost of a night at the movies getting you down? Jerry Seinfeld’s got a hilarious rant. Actress Lynn Redgrave fills us in on playing Cleopatra.

Carrie Fisher talks Return of the Jedi and Garry Shandling gets more than a few laughs.

The inimitable Bob Hope offers his 2 cents on the Reagan – Carter debate, sleeping in the Lincoln bedroom, and grades Presidents Johnson and Kennedy on their sense of humor.

Tim Conway proves himself once again to be one of the funniest men on the planet in this episode, which features him in two sketches, pairing him with Harvey and Carol, respectively.

Broadway legend Gwen Verdon and Pat Boone are Carol's guests in this episode, which features the pair in an installment of 'As The Stomach Turns.'

Sean Penn has a special message for his wife Madonna and Richard Pryor talks about his new Ferrari.

Following another Q&A with Carol, Harvey leads a "Fireside Chat" with the First Family. Carol interviews Hollywood hunk Hugh Handsome (played by Lyle, naturally). Featuring a cameo by Bob Hope!

Ed Sullivan presents performances by Elvis Presley, The Beatles, The Beach Boys, The Doors, Creedence Clearwater Revival, and James Brown.

Ed Sullivan presents Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, Gwen Verdon, Mason Williams, Alan King, and Lesley Gore.

Ed Sullivan presents The Rolling Stones, Petula Clark, Ricky McCormick, The Muppets, Sisters of St. Benedict of Erie, and Alan King.

Steve Lawrence and Rock Hudson stop by to join in the fun and merriment, with the movie spoof "The Murderer Always Rings Twice", and a meeting with an interior decorator in this week's "Carol & Sis."

Guests John Byner and Helen Reddy join Carol and Harvey in a sketch about swingers looking for the ladies. And over at Mama's house, The Family get into an unapologetically hilarious game of "Sorry!"

Superstar Bette Davis comments on her Kennedy Center award and President Reagan. She and Johnny compare notes on quitting smoking. Comedian Martin Short does celebrity impressions.

Comedian Scoey Mitchell is Carol's guest for this episode that features a certain monarch's debut in variety programming, "The Queen Elizabeth Show", complete with a Q&A and a "Queen & Sis" sketch.

Stiller and Meara's "Jewish & Catholic Wedding"; Jack Carter's "Flying, His Mother, VP Agnew"; Jean Carroll's "Husband and Landlord"

In tonight's episode, Carol contends with a peeping tom. Later, Carol, Dick, Vicki, and Tim offer up a concert that will have your toes tapping.

Meet the “mahvelous” Billy Crystal, beloved for playing the first openly gay character on an American TV show (Soap) and hosting more Academy Awards than anyone except Bob Hope.

The genius behind WKRP’s Venus Flytrap, actor Tim Reid describes his experience auditioning for The Tonight Show. Also details his dream about his dear grandma.

Guest star Soupy Sales plays a hospital patient who is subjected to Fireside Girl Alice Portnoy's unique bedside manner, and joins Carol for the movie spoof "Mildred Fierce."

Ed Sullivan presents performances by Elvis Presley, James Brown, Buddy Holly, Jerry Lee Lewis, Fats Domino, and Bo Diddley.

Ken Berry is back again, taking part in a series of sketches highlighted by his role as a lawyer facing off with Tim--who's been influenced by television and has seemingly turned into a rascally rabbit.

96-year-old George Burns says he smokes 15-20 cigars a day. Director Barry Levinson discussed his iconic film "Diner."

Host of The Today Show Tom Brokaw chats about People naming him sexiest man alive. Also explains how he functions so early in the morning and details his tricks for interviewing politicians.

The Rat Pack meets The Burnett Bunch when Peter Lawford guests! Sketches include a scary evening at home with "Carol & Sis", and Lawford wooing his mail order bride Carol on an Amazonian plantation.

Two-time Oscar winner Shelley Winters reveals her distaste for marriage once the honeymoon ends. She also discusses writing her memoirs.

Burns and Schreiber's "Taxi Cab"; Thelma Lee's "Fur Coat, Husband, Kids and the Suburbs"; Topo Gigio's "Artist"; Alan King's "Wives and Driving"

Judge Reinhold discusses a nude scene in his latest movie; and Rita Rudner does her brand of stand-up comedy.

The season-ending "Family Show" features the best variety show ensemble on television with the epic showbiz extravaganza "The Doily Sisters," about a pair of twin Vaudeville performers. (Part 1 of 2.)

Steve Lawrence and Carol Channing join Carol, Harvey, Vicki, and Lyle for a blockbuster tribute to the Academy Awards

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