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Roddy McDowall guest stars! Highlights include Roddy joining "The Family" for a reunion where Mama and the rest are unimpressed by his success, and a "Brief Encounter" with briefer dialogue.

Ed Sullivan presents The Supremes, Gary Lewis and The Playboys, Jan Peerce and Robert Merrill, and The Harlem Globetrotters.

Comic legend Richard Pryor chats about his California-style divorce and SNL alum and movie star Chevy Chase shares the secret behind his famous spot on Gerald Ford impression.

"I saw it in the window, and I just couldn't resist it." One of the show's finest hours, the hilarious spoof "Went With The Wind!" is presented here for your entertainment. Dinah Shore guest stars.

John Larroquette is always a fun guest and for his latest appearance he discusses, hair loss, playing the saxophone, and...The Weasel Awards. Don't ask!

A "Family Show", featuring "The Family"! Ed is going on an out-of-town trip...but Eunice and Mickey want to come along. Elsewhere, Harvey and Carol can't stop making little digs at each other.

Carl Reiner insists that Johnny is a great role model for dating couples. Reflects on shaving his head for a movie, and trades quips on aging with French beauty Catherine Deneuve.

Tonight's guest: Andy Griffith! Andy leaves his familiar role as Sheriff Taylor far behind in a sketch called "Mr. Law & Order." And on "Carol & Sis", Roger leaves Carol a football widow.

The always game Steve Lawrence steps into the Fred MacMurray role in a take-off on the classic noir film "Double Indemnity"... here named "Double Calamity", with Carol in the femme fatale role.

In addition to Carlin, Johnny is joined by Flip Wilson, Susan St. James, and Ann Margaret.

Guest Glen Campbell appears in a sketch spoofing the poster of Barbara Streisand's "A Star Is Born." Elsewhere, Tim is a guinea pig for a cure to the Swine Flu, and much, much more!

Ed Sullivan presents performances by The Rolling Stones, The Animals, The Association, The Mamas & The Papas, Lou Rawls, and The Supremes.

The third season finale "Family Show" features the cast of regulars at their very best, highlighting by Carol's performance as the ditsy girlfriend of a movie producer inserted into a classy play.

Sylvester Stallone reflects on being recognizable worldwide and issues in his private life. Actor Orson Bean recalls the early days of TV and makes fun of daytime talk show topics.

Get skiing tips from Buddy Hackett, fan mail tips from Cindy Williams, and TV journalism tips from Sander Vanocur.

What do you get when you combine comedian Don Rickles, 95-year-old artist Jon Serl, and a Johnny Carson monologue that mentions Pee-wee Herman and Russian Big Macs? Watch this episode to find out!

Celebrated news anchor Walter Cronkite thinks people should get their news from books and newspapers as well as television. Also explains interview diplomacy.

Imagine hearing about Dakota Johnson when she was a baby! Dakota's mom Melanie Griffith is Johnny's guest this week, and she talks about her new baby and her marriage to Don Johnson.

Kaye Stevens and Audrey Meadows guest star in this episode, featuring favorite recurring sketches "As The Stomach Turns" and the "10th Avenue Family."

Sally Field details her relationship with Burt Reynolds. Plus, Buddy Hackett reveals his arguing strategy with his wife.

The epitome of beauty and elegance, Miss Piggy extols the joys of learning French. Comedian Howie Mandel covers his seat with plastic because he says he wants to feel like he’s at his mom’s.

Jim Nabors returns as Carol's guest! Sketches include Harvey as a hammy actor contending with a new co-star (Carol), and Jim as an emergency room patient whose nurse is distracted by hunky Lyle.

Ellen DeGeneres does stand-up and Eddie Murphy talks Beverly Hills Cop II. Jane Leeves also stops by.

A stacked show tonight, with clowning legend Emmett Kelly, a musical performance from The Jackson 5

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

Johnny isn't interested in what Charles Grodin has to say, but you might be. B.B. King and Amy Yasbeck also grace the couch.

Tim Conway vill make you (and Lyle) laff as a tough German interrogator in WWII. Meanwhile, Carol plays a housewife listening to a radio advice show where the dilemmas addressed seem very familiar...

Carol salutes MGM with the help of guest stars Chita Rivera and Bob Newhart.

Guest stars are everywhere! Ruth Buzzi joins Carol in the audience, Burt Reynolds shows up for the Q&A, and John Davidson takes part in a salute to classic movies from MGM, including "National Velvet."

Johnny marks the 50th anniversary of Spam in his monologue and Shelly Long opens up about leaving Cheers. Bob Nelson and Liv Ullman also appear.

Tonight's episode features another installment of 'The Family', with Eunice and Ed suffering through Mama's recuperation after an accident

Johnny gives questionable amounts of respect to Rodney Dangerfield, then reasonable amounts of respect to Dom Deluise, Orson Bean, and Mariette Hartley.

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