The Mike Douglas Show - Season 8 (1968)

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Soupy Sales is co-host for the week. Guests are entertainer Pearl Bailey; vocal duo Jackie and Roy (Jackie Cain and her husband Roy Kral); former syndicated columnist Rene Carpenter; and women's cosmetics expert Ana Maria Alba.

Soupy Sales is co-host. Guests include Gladys Knight and the Pips; singer-comedian Steve Rossi; and author Vance Packard. Paul Young, owner of the New York boutique Paraphernalia, presents a fashion show.

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Soupy Sales concludes his week as co-host. Guests are the singing duo Sandler and Young; comic Scoey Mitchell; singer Kaye Hart; jazz pianist Ellie Frankel; boutique owner Paul Young; and author Lewis Yablonsky.

Gypsy Rose Lee is co-host for the week. Guests are singer Lainie Kazan; comedian-actor Sandy Baron; comedian Marty Ingels; Dixieland band Frank Hubbell and the Stompers; and author Dr. Irwin Stillman.

Gypsy Rose Lee is co-host. Guests are actress Joan Crawford with her daughters Christina and Cathy; saxophonist Boots Randolph; big band singer Don Cornell; and ventriloquist act Willie Tyler and Lester.

Co-host Gypsy Rose Lee is joined by singer Al Martino, comedian Marty Ingels, instrumental-vocal group The Tijuana Brats, dog trainer Chuck Eisenmann, and bird expert Lou Gaeta.

Gypsy Rose Lee is co-host. Guests are actor Jonathan Harris, jazz musician Lionel Hampton, singer Bobby Vinton, painter Julio de Diego, political columnist Drew Pearson, and batiking expert Laura Labby.

Gypsy Rose Lee concludes her week as co-host. Guests are actor Richard Deacon; actress Tammy Grimes; and Betty Hughes, wife of New Jersey governor Richard Hughes.

Mike's guests are comedian Soupy Sales; vocalist Margaret Whiting; pianists Ferrante and Teicher; author Rabbi Herbert Tarr; and zoologist Ivan Sanderson.

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Durward Kirby is co-host. Guests are actor Cliff Robertson, singer Leslie Uggams, comedian Milt Kamen, vocal duo The LeGarde Twins, author Stephen Huffaker, and National Rifle Association president Harold W Glassen.

Durward Kirby (co-host); actress Gloria DeHaven; Kenny Rogers and the First Edition; comedian Henny Youngman; actor Alejandro Rey; TV emcee Allen Ludden; singer-composer Tom Sullivan; and author Rev. Frederic Wood Jr.; and Chuck Eisenhardt.

Folk singer Trini Lopez is co-host for the week. Guests are vocalist Marilyn Maye, comedian London Lee, cartoonist-inventor Rowland Emett, and "Tell No Man" author Adela Rogers St. John.

Trini Lopez is co-host. Guests are actress Julie Newmar; vocal group Little Anthony and the Imperials; jazz trombonist Urbie Green; and author Hunter Davies, who wrote an authorized biography of The Beatles.

Trini Lopez is co-host. Guests are Brazilian singer Astrud Gilberto, actress Joanna Shimkus, journalist-columnist Earl Wilson, and alligator wrestler Kay Reid.

Co-host Trini Lopez is joined by his brother Jesse Lopez. Other guests are "Mission Impossible" actor Peter Graves, singer Lynn Kellogg, and radio disc jockey William B. Williams.

Trini Lopez (co-host); Lady Bird Johnson (wife of President Lyndon B. Johnson); Muriel Humphrey (wife of Vice-President Hubert Humphrey); operatic tenor Jan Peerce; and Ted Strauss, president of Trini Lopez's taco restaurant chain.

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Operatic soprano Roberta Peters is co-host. Guests are comedian Jerry Shane and vocal group Martha Reeves and the Vandellas. Plus, a filmed interview with comedian Jackie Gleason.

Roberta Peters is co-host. Guests are impressionist Rich Little, actor John Saxon, musical group the Baja Marimba Band, singer Vaughn Monroe, and science writer Fred Warshofsky.

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Roberta Peters is co-host. Guests are vocal duo Sam and Dave; actor-toastmaster George Jessel; Pennsylvania governor Raymond P. Shafer; and Adelle Rasey-Sardi (wife of restaurateur Vincent Sardi Jr.).

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Bobbie Gentry is co-host. Guests are vocal trio The Lettermen, humorist Grady Nutt, and author Sam Sinclair Baker.

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Peter Lind Hayes and Mary Healy are co-hosts for the week. Guests are jazz singer Joe Williams; the comedy team of Hendra and Ullett; and James Kavanaugh, former priest and author of "A Modern Priest Looks at His Outdated Church."

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Peter Lind Hayes and Mary Healy (co-hosts); folk trio The Sandpipers; Skiles and Henderson (comedy team of Bill Skiles and Pete Henderson); songwriter Bobby Allen, singer Aliza Kashi, and author Bob Teague.

Vocal group The Lettermen are co-hosts for the week. Guests are actors E.G. Marshall and Maureen Stapleton (co-stars of the Broadway play "Plaza Suite"); Metropolitan Opera tenor Richard Tucker; and psychologist-author Dr. Erich Fromm.

The Lettermen are co-hosts. Guests are comedian Scoey Mitchell, New Orleans-style jazz band The Dukes of Dixieland, singer-actress Rita Gardner, and consumer advocate Ralph Nader.

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The Lettermen (co-hosts); actress Connie Stevens; singer Bobby Rydell; comic Grady Nutt and his son Perry; radio personality Don McNeil; Bavarian Dancers; and Jack Simpson, director of children's wear for Sears.

The Letterman conclude their week as co-hosts. Guests are singer Sue Raney; Ragtime pianist Big Tiny Little; and high jumper Dick Fosbury, who won a gold medal for his backwards jump in the 1968 Olympics.

Actor Cliff Robertson begins his week as co-host. Guests are comedian Soupy Sales; Irish folk group Tommy Makem and The Clancy Brothers; singer Jeannie Brittan; and film critic Judith Crist.

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Mike and co-host Garry Morre are in Baltimore for the week. Guests are Norm Crosby, The Brothers Four, author Jim Bishop, former Baltimore mayor Thomas A. D'Alesandro, Fort McHenry Color Guard, and trampoline act The Gymkana Troupe.

Garry Moore is co-host. Guests are comedian George Kirby, singer Sue Raney, The Lettermen, Betty Hughes (First Lady of NJ), Mayor of Jerusalem Teddy Kollek, barbershop quartet The Oriole Four, and the Jousting Association of Maryland.

Garry Moore is co-host. Guests are actor Darren McGavin, R&B group The Checkmates Ltd., actor-comedian Billy Van, game show host Bud Collyer, acrobatic team The Five Youngs, and Radio City Music Hall Rockettes alumni.

Garry Moore is co-host. Guests are jazz musician Lionel Hampton, singer Bobby Goldsboro, advice columnist Ann Landers, comedienne-singer Kaye Stevens, and the deaf dance troupe The Gallaudet Dance Company.

Garry Moore concludes his week as co-host. Guests are Sen. Edmund Muskie (D-Maine); Woody Herman and His Orchestra; singers Ethel Ennis and Mel Torme; comedic actor Jack Gilford; and the Naval Academy Glee Club.

Comedian Pat Paulsen is co-host for the week. Guests are NBC news commentator Chet Huntley; CBS newscaster Walter Cronkite;, singer-actress E.J. Peaker; and vocal group The Four Freshmen.

Pat Paulsen is co-host. Guests are vocal group Gladys Knight and the Pips; actress-singer Shirley Jones; singer-songwriter John Hartford; and toy maker Marvin Glass.

Pat Paulsen is co-host. Guests are pop group Spanky and Our Gang; comedian Jonathan Moore; pianist-composer Joe Harnell; vocalists The New Generation Singers; and Gert Behanna (a.k.a. Elizabeth Burns) author of "The Late Liz."

Pat Paulsen continues as co-host. Guests are operatic soprano Anna Moffo, tenor Enzo Stuarti, humorist Grady Nutt, and U.S. Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall.

Pat Paulsen concludes his week as co-host. Guests are humorist Allan Sherman, vocalist Gloria Loring, psychologist Dr. Joyce Brothers, and The West Point Glee Club.

Phyllis Diller is co-host for the week. Guests are rock group The Hello People, jazz-pop singer Billy Eckstine, and writer-prankster Alan Abel.

Co-host Phyllis Diller is joined by her husband, Warde Donovan; vocal group The Vogues; comedian Irwin C. Watson; and Samm Sinclair Baker, author of "The Permissible Lie: The Inside Truth About Advertising."

Phyllis Diller is co-host. Guests are singer Frankie Laine, singer-actress Anna Maria Alberghetti, author Eve Nelson ("Take It from Eve"), and Captain Schreiber's Chimps.

Phyllis Diller (co-host), singer Bobby Vinton, pop band The Free Design, author George Plimpton, and comedian-organist Stan Kann.

Phyllis Diller concludes her week as co-host. Guests are pianist Duke Ellington, comedian Rip Taylor, vocalist Linda Bennett, former RFK press secretary Frank Mankiewicz, and Phyllis' husband Warde Donovan.

Operatic tenor Jan Peerce is co-host for the week. Guests are vocalist Connie Francis, C&W singer-guitarist Jerry Reed, guitarist Chet Atkins, football star Joe Namath, and physical fitness expert Debbie Drake.

Jan Peerce is co-host. Guests are the comedy team of Pepper Davis and Tony Reese; vocalist Dana Valery; Flamenco dancers Jose Greco and Nana Lorca; and "Family Circle" editor Robert Anderson.

Co-host Jan Peerce is joined by his opera coach and accompanist, David Benedict. Other guests are actress Tammy Grimes, producer David Susskind, jazz musician Duke Ellington, saxophonist Eddie Harris, and burlesque queen Ann Corio.

Co-host Jan Peerce is joined by his wife, Alice. Other guests are filmmaker Otto Preminger (producer-director of "Skidoo"), vocalist-comedienne Julie DeJohn, comedian Larry Wilde, and tenor Philip Cho.

Jan Peerce (co-host); vocal group Martha Reeves and the Vandellas; rock 'n' roll TV show host Jerry Blavat; soprano Roberta Peters; baritone Frank Guarrera; mezzo-soprano Shirley Love; and Peerce's accompanist David Benedict.

Jerry Vale is co-host for the week. Guests are singer Aliza Kashi; the comedy team of Fiore and Eldridge; Joe Pepitone of the Yankees; and Frank and Enrico Velleggia, co-owners of Velleggia's Restaurant in Baltimore.

Co-host Jerry Vale is joined by comedian Totie Fields; singer Marilyn Maye; the singing duo Earl Wrightson and Lois Hunt; and child guidance director Dr. Joseph Friedman.

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David Susskind is co-host for the week. Guests are comedian London Lee; singer Sue Raney; photographer John Dorne; author William Fackler; and Danny Apolinar, who co-wrote the music and lyrics for the Off-Broadway musical "Your Own Thing."

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David Susskind concludes his week as co-host. Guests are vocalist Marilyn Maye and her daughter Kristi Tucker; Country vocalist Jimmy Dean; comedian Totie Fields; and former drug addict Florence Fisher.

Cyril Ritchard is co-host for the week. Guests are the rock band Classics IV, singer Marilyn Michaels, actor Don Murray, "Snow Gods" author Frederic Morton, and "Pyromaniacs Cookbook" author John Poister.

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Sammy Davis Jr. is co-host. Guests are "In the Heat of the Night" co-stars Sidney Poiter and Rod Steiger; singer Lola Falana; and the comedy team of Bill Skiles and Pete Henderson.

Sammy Davis Jr. concludes his week as co-host. Guests are boxing champion-activist Muhammad Ali; vocalist Gloria Loring; comedian Bill Dana; and the singing team of Freddie Bell and Roberta Linn.

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Frank Sinatra Jr. is co-host. Guests are vocalist Connie Francis; comedian Pat Cooper; RCA recording artist Cook E. Jarr; and Glenn Cunningham, athlete and director of Youth Ranch, Inc. in Kansas.

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Country comedian Minnie Pearl is co-host for the week. Guests are C&W singer Loretta Lynn; instrumental group Young-Holt Unlimited (previously known as The Young-Holt Trio); comedian Dick Shawn; and nudists Carol and Paul Arnold.

Minnie Pearl is co-host. Guests are vocal group The Vogues, C&W singer Tex Ritter, comedian Rip Taylor, and sportscaster Bud Wilkinson.

Minnie Pearl (co-host); Smokey Robinson and the Miracles; actor Vince Edwards; puppeteer-singer Shari Lewis; and 12-year-old country performer Louie Roberts. Tennessee Ernie Ford appears in a filmed segment.

Minnie Pearl is co-host. Guests are folk singer Joan Baez, retired baseball player Willie Mays, actor Jesse White, and singer Bobby Rydell.

Co-host Minnie Pearl is joined by her husband, Henry R. Cannon. Other guests are comedian Redd Foxx; singers Karen Morrow and Sergio Franchi; and author John S.D. Eisenhower (Dwight D. Eisenhower's son).

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William Shatner is co-host for the week. Guests are the singing-dancing team of Hines, Hines and Dad; the comedy duo Fiore and Eldridge; comedian Sandy Baron; and Dr. I.M. Levitt, director of the Fels Planetarium in Philadelphia.

William Shatner is co-host. Guests are vocalist Marilyn Maye; comedy singers Homer and Jethro; news commentator Robert Trout; and karate experts Tom Fletcher and William Wick.

William Shatner is co-host. Guests are Gladys Knight and the Pips ("The End Of Our Road"); actor Craig Stevens and his wife Alexis Smith; comedy writer Selma Diamond; and reproductive rights advocate Bill Baird.

William Shatner (co-host); Sam and Dave ("Hold On, I'm Comin'," "Lucky Old Sun"); Jaye P. Morgan ("Day In, Day Out"); and the Amazing Kreskin. A discussion of youth rebellion with a high-school drop-out (Paul Steiner) and his father.

William Shatner concludes his week as co-host. Guests are comedian Jack E. Leonard, singer Julie Budd, singer-actor Scott Jacoby, and child psychologist Dr. Haim Ginott.

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Edie Adams is co-host. Guests are rock group Vanilla Fudge ("Shotgun"), actor Richard Harris, comedian Grady Nutt, film critic Judith Crist, menswear designer John Weitz, and Playboy magazine's fashion director Robert L. Green.

Co-host Edie Adams sings "I'm A Woman." Guests are singer-songwriter Richie Havens ("High Flyin' Bird," "Just Like A Woman"); comedian Rodney Dangerfield; author-film critic Rex Reed; and the piano duo Ferrante and Teicher.

Edie Adams is co-host. Guests are child actress Anissa Jones (of CBS-TV's "Family Affair"), comedian Professor Irwin Corey, pianist-composer Joe Harnell, and Michael Spock, director of the Boston Children's Museum.

Edie Adams concludes her week as co-host. Guests are Muriel Humphrey (wife of former Vice-President Hubert Humphrey), comedian Patti Deutsch, "Flying Nun" actor Alejandro Rey, and singer-professional golfer Don Cherry.

A remote from Cypress Gardens with co-host Cornel Wilde. Guests are Jean Wallace (Mrs. Wilde); Frank Fontaine; Marilyn Maye; Frank Hubbell and the Stompers; Fred Bear; Mel Miller (Clown College); Bruno The Bear; and The Aquamaids.

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Bobby Goldsboro subs for Mike Douglas. Cornel Wilde co-hosts. Guests are actress Jean Wallace (Colonel's wife), comedian-singer Kaye Stevens, instrumental group The Tijuana Brats, snake expert Bill Haast, and lion tamer David Hoover.

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Louis Nye is co-host. Guests are comedian Robert Klein, folk group The Irish Rovers, opera tenor Richard Tucker, and Milbourne Christopher, magician and author of "Houdini: The Untold Story."

Louis Nye is co-host. Guests are "Mission: Impossible" actor Greg Morris; vocalist Mel Torme; the comedy team of Fiore and Eldridge; and Ana Maria Alba, an Argentine actress who created her own line of cosmetics.

Louis Nye co-hosts. Guests are comic actor Werner Klemperer (of "Hogan's Heroes"); the comedy team of Bob and Ray; vocalist Gloria Loring; and 12-year-old singer Browning Bryant. A filmed interview with singer Bing Crosby.

Louis Nye (co-host), comedian Buddy Hackett, singer Evie Sands, exercise expert Debbie Drake, and former 'Saturday Evening Post' editor William Emerson.

Actor-impressionist Frank Gorshin is co-host for the week. Guests are recording artist Eddie Fisher, singer-dancer Gretchen Wyler, and African explorer-author Jean-Pierre Hallet.

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Jimmy Dean co-hosts. Guests are rock group New Colony Six ("Groovin' Is Easy," "Things I'd Like To Say"); Country and Western singer Louie Roberts; author Dr. George R. Bach; and Lewis Stetson Allen, president of Stetson Hats.

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Shirley Bassey is co-host. Guests are The Beach Boys ("I Can Hear Music," "Never Learn Not To Love"), actor Glenn Ford, singer Hal Frazier, Women's Liberation activist Robin Morgan, and Alan Oster of the Sanson Institute of Heraldry.

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Shirley Bassey concludes her week as co-host. Guests are actor Herschel Bernardi (of Broadway's "Zorba"), actor Peter Lupus (of TV's "Mission Impossible"), and medical writer Patrick McGrady Jr. (author of "The Youth Doctors").

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Sebastian Cabot is co-host. Guests are comedian Phyllis Diller, operatic bass Giorgio Tozzi, singer Karen Morrow, and "Yippie" founder Paul Krassner.

Sebastian Cabot co-hosts. Guests are movie actress Lillian Gish; comedian Jack Carter; singer-dancer Dick Jensen and his musical group; Hollywood columnist Sheilah Graham; and science expert Don ("Mr. Wizard") Herbert.

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Marty Allen co-hosts. Guests are musician Mason Williams (performing his composition "Classical Gas"); comedian Pat McCormick; vocalists The Brothers and Sisters; author James Kirkwood Jr.; and Zippy the Chimp.

Marty Allen (co-host), Motown group The Four Tops, singer Dana Valery, striptease artist Blaze Starr, and author Donald R. Cressey, whose book "Theft of a Nation" looks into organized crime.

Marty Allen concludes his week as co-host. Guests are vocalist Shirley Bassey, bagpipe jazz musician Rufus Harley, TV writer Agnes Nixon, and Women's Liberation activist Robin Morgan.

Co-host Alejandro Rey is joined by his "Flying Nun" co-star Sally Field. Pop group Jay and the Americans; singer-actress Tammy Grimes; and author Dr. Hugh Schonfiehl also appear.

Alejandro Rey (co-host), The Turtles ("Elenore," "The House On the Hill"), actor Tony Randall, actress Madeline Kahn, Joyce Bowman (Alejandro Rey's wife), The Philadelphia Civic Ballet Company, and Soviet news correspondent Genrikh Borovik.

Alejandro Rey co-hosts. Guests are composer-poet Rod McKuen; singer Joe Williams; the comedy team of McCall and Brill; fencing expert Rod Colbin; and "English in a Decade of Change" author Dr. Michael Shugrue.

Co-host Alejandro Rey welcomes his "Flying Nun" co-star Madeline Sherwood. Instrumental group Young Holt Unlimited, actress Lesley Ann Warren, Argentine Ambassador Eduardo Roca, and Sister Margaret Mary Bach also appear.

Alejandro Rey is co-host. Guests are actress Jane Russell, singer-professional golfer Don Cherry, pianist-composer Joe Harnell, and psychotherapist Dr. O. Spurgeon English.

Kaye Ballard is co-host for the week. Guests are pop music group Harpers Bizarre, syndicated columnist Erma Bombeck, and fashion designer Richard Blackwell.

Kaye Ballard co-hosts. Guests are musician-composer Mason Williams; comedian Pat Paulsen; musical duo The Pair Extraordinaire; Senator Fred R. Harris (D-Oklahoma); and the knife-throwing team of Paul and Paula LaCross.

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Kaye Ballard co-hosts. Guests are "N.Y.P.D" actor Jack Warden; the comedy team of Bob and Ray; singer D'Aldo Romano; United Airlines representative Mary Kay Swanson; and author Dr. Irwin Maxwell Stillman.

Kaye Ballard is co-host. Newspaper columnist Ralph Pearl (of the Las Vegas Sun) and Dr. Steven Muller (Vice President for Student Affairs at Cornell University) discuss student disorder.

Van Johnson is co-host for the week. Guests are actress Linda Lavin; musical group Julius Wechter and the Baja Marimba Band; author John Springer ("All Talking, All Singing, All Dancing"); author Kay Thompson; and belly dancer Shalimar.

Van Johnson is co-host. Guests are actress Gloria DeHaven, musician Phil Harris, comedian Phil Foster, ballet dancer Jacques d'Amboise, and singing group The Wall Street Widows.

Van Johnson is co-host. Guests are pop-rock group Gary Puckett and the Union Gap ("Don't Give In To Him," "Woman, Woman"), vocalist Carmel Quinn, comedian Jack E. Leonard, and news correspondent David Schoenbrun.

Van Johnson co-hosts. Guests are actor Eli Wallach, his wife, actress Anne Jackson, and their son Peter Wallach; singer-actress Josephine Premice; and news analyst-author Dorothy Fuldheim.

Van Johnson concludes his week as co-host. Guests are comedian Rodney Dangerfield, novelist Jacqueline Susann (author of "The Love Machine"), and folk group The Irish Rovers.

Actress-comedian Martha Raye is co-host for the week. Guests include jazz instrumentals The Young-Holt Unlimited and country singer Louis Roberts. Magazine journalists Charles and Bonnie Remsberg discuss teenager drug abuse.

Martha Raye co-hosts. Guests include singer Johnny Mathis, author-psychologist Dr. Haim Ginott, and Playboy bunny instructor Nancy Gentile. Also, an appearance by costumed Disneyland characters.

Martha Raye is co-host. Guests are "Hogan's Heroes" actor Werner Klemperer, singer-composer John Hartford, comedian Marty Allen, and "House Made of Dawn" author N. Scott Momaday.

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Leslie Uggams is co-host for the week. Guests are comedian Don Rickles, singer Bobby Vinton, actress-singer Lillian Hayman, and music educator Madeleine Carabo-Cone.

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Leslie Uggams is co-host. Guests include actor Tony Randall, comedian Totie Fields, and 12-year-old singer Browning Bryant.

Leslie Uggams is co-host. Guests include actor Nichol Williamson, singer Eddy Arnold, jazz group The Craig Hundley Trio, and cookbook author Ruth L. Gaskins.

Leslie Uggams is co-host. Guests are actor Robert Hooks and his son Kevin; singer-actress Neva Small; vocal group The Fuller Brothers; and historian John Henry Clarke.

Singer-actress Ethel Merman is today's co-host. Guests are actor Jesse White; pop-folk group Cashman, Pistilli and West; golf pro Carol Mann; and mentalist the Amazing Kreskin.

Joe Namath, of the New York Jets, is today's co-host. Guests are comedian Robert Klein, actress Sue Lyon, and singer Julie Budd. Namath presents film highlights of the Jets' 1969 Super Bowl win.

Special guest Peter Lawford is joined by actress Kaye Ballard and flower arranger Blanche Scarlett Phelps. Rev. Al Carmines, assistant minister at New York's Judson Memorial Church, explains his church's use of experimental theatre.

Jazz pianist-bandleader Duke Ellington is today's co-host. Guests are actor Van Johnson, singer Dee Dee Warwick, and pop artist Peter Max.

Former Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey is today's co-host. Guests are comedian Harvey Korman and country music singer Eddy Arnold.

A celebration of Mike Douglas' 1500th national broadcast with George Segal (co-host), singer Jack Haskell, comedy writer Pat McCormick, and Playboy magazine fashion editor Robert L. Green. A telephone interview with band leader Kay Kyser.

George Segal is co-host. Guests are vocal group The Tokens, singer Sue Raney, comedian Ron Carey, comedy writer Pat McCormick, author Dr. Julius Segal, and one-man band Vince "Blue" Mondi.

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Norm Crosby is co-host. Guests are jazz musician Lionel Hampton, Broadway actress Bernadette Peters, TV game show producer Chuck Barris, and comedian Professor Irwin Corey.

Norm Crosby (co-host); Kenny Rogers and The First Edition; Richard Tucker; Harry Lorayne; DAR President General Betty Seimes; and travel service president Harold Low.

Norm Crosby is co-host. Guests include The Clara Ward Gospel Singers, Lamaze teacher Elisabeth Bing, and natural childbirth advocate Joy Harnell.

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James Brown co-hosts. Guests are actor Al Freeman Jr., comedian Robert Klein, jazz combo the Dee Felice Trio, singer Julie Budd, and the editor of Jet Magazine, Robert E. Johnson.

James Brown co-hosts. Guests are TV producer David Susskind, operatic mezzo-soprano Shirley Verrett, comedian Mary Betten, and former lightweight boxing champion Beau Jack.

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Co-host Joey Heatherton is joined by her husband, Lance Rentzel of the Dallas Cowboys. Comedian Rodney Dangerfield, operatic tenor Jan Peerce, recording artists The Seredipity Singers, and football columnist Elinor Kaine also appear.

Joey Heatherton is co-host. Guests are singer-pianist Jerry Lee Lewis; vocal group The Brothers and Sisters; comedian-actor Ron Carey; and NASA administrator Dr. Thomas Paine.

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Mike has no co-host(s) this week. Today's guests are singer Johnny Mathis, vocalist Julie DeJohn, magician Bob McAllister, and author Helen Battle, an American who was imprisoned for 14 months in East Germany.

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Film critic Rex Reed is co-host for the week. Guests are actor Hans Conried, singer Abbey Lincoln, vocal duo Jackie and Roy, and author Dr. Eugene Schoenfeld.

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Rex Reed is co-host. Guests are "Me, Natalie" actress Patty Duke, comedian Redd Foxx, singer-songwriter Bobby Goldsboro, and the singing team of Robert Kole and Ernest Param.

Rex Reed concludes his week as co-host. Guests are "Easy Rider" actor-producer Peter Fonda, singer Kaye Stevens, and New York Times food editor Craig Claiborne.

Singer-songwriter Roger Miller is co-host for the week. Today's guests are vocalist Ethel Ennis, comedian Betty Walker, and author-Congregationalist minister Dr. Charles Merrill Smith.

Roger Miller is co-host. Guests are character actor Jesse White, actress-singer Betty Buckley, and Paul Krassner, editor of the underground publication "The Realist."

Roger Miller co-hosts. Guests are singer Wilson Pickett, "Today" co-host Barbara Walters, and humorist Grady Nutt.

Roger Miller is co-host. Guests are comedian Redd Foxx, singer Bobby Goldsboro, child psychologist Dr. Haim Ginott, and the "World's Strongest Man" Paul Anderson.

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Kaye Stevens is co-host. Guests are Stevie Wonder ("My Cherie Amour"), comedian Pat Cooper, fashion designer Leo Narducci, and heart specialist Dr. Lawrence E. Lamb.

Kaye Stevens is co-host. Guests are singer Andy Kim, actor Doug McClure, comedian Dody Goodman, and Random House dictionary editor Stuart Berg Flexner.

Guests: Kaye Stevens (concluding her week as co-host), The Beach Boys ("Break Away" and "Celebrate The News"), Republican chairman Rogers Morton, and author Virginia Newman.

Dinah Shore begins her week as co-host. Guests are actors Jack Palance and Mickey Rooney, and vocal group The Checkmates Ltd.

Dinah Shore is co-host. Guests are singer Richie Havens; artist Peter Max; musical group Julius Wechter and the Baja Marimba Band; comedian Charlie Manna; and yoga teacher Swami Sri Gurudev Sachidananda.

Dinah Shore is co-host. Guests are pop band The Peppermint Rainbow, comedian Robert King, Philadelphia Phillies baseball star Rich Allen, and author-ecologist Prof. Ian McHarg.

Dinah Shore is co-host. Guests are the singing team of Chris and Peter Allen; comedian Marty Allen; and UNICEF Public Information director Paul Edwards.

Dinah Shore concludes her week as co-host. Guests are CBS newsman Walter Cronkite, comedian Joan Rivers, vocalist Joe Williams, and tennis champions Vic Sexias and Joyce Davenport.