The Mac Davis Show - Season 2 (1974)

Mac sings "Games People Play." The guests parodies late night oddities.

Mac welcomes guest Marvin Hamlisch. Clips from the hit movie The Sting are shown. Marvin plays his song "The Entertainer."

Mac is joined by Florence Henderson and Tim Conway in a skit about movers. Mac and his guests are in a production number entitled The Last Christmas Show.

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Skits cover everything from covered wagons, lovers, and hard hat workers.

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Host Mac Davis sings "Everyday People." Paul Lynde does a comedic skit about a 200 year old moment in history.

Mac performs his "Baby, Don't Get Hooked on Me." Roy Clark plays his version of "Kansas City." Dom DeLuise does a spoof of commercials.

Mac solos on "You're Sixteen" and "Only You." Tennessee Ernie Ford sings "Daddy Usta Say." Helen Reddy performs her hit "Emotions." Mac goes into the audience for song ideas.

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Mac solos on "Happy Together." Mac is joined by John Sebastian on "Summer in the City" and "Nashville Cats." Mac and Loretta Lynn duet on "You're the Reason" then Loretta performs her hit "The Pill." Jack Albertson sings "Old Man Time."

Host Mac Davis solos on "Everyday" and "That'll Be the Day." A series of skits are featured with attorneys, prison life, and the divorce court being the subjects.

Mac solos on "Rolling in My Baby's Arms" and "Whoever Gets This I Love You." Mac is joined by Gladys and her Pips for "Feelin' All Right." Mac and guests do comedic skits about restaurants, home movies, and TV vs actual doctors.