The Milton Berle Show - Season 7 (1954)

Berle's guests include Martha Raye. Being election night, Max plays a newscaster who brings the latest vote totals--from a Paris precinct. Charlie Applewhite performs "Stars Never Cry." Milton and Martha appear as famous couples Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Columbus, a pharaoh and his queen, and Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette.

Berle's guests include Gertrude Berg and singer/actor John Raitt. Berg again appears as her character Molly Goldberg, this time wanting Miltie to donate a new Buick for her club to raffle off.

Berle's guests are vaudeville team Smith and Dale and actress Zsa Zsa Gabor. Milton suffers with a case of insomnia.

Milton's guests are vaudeville team Smith and Dale and actress/singer Janet Blair. In this Christmas episode, Berle acts as a department store Santa for a publicity stunt. He becomes involved with criminals who are stealing merchandise.

The guests of a cardboard cut-out of Milton Berle include ventriloquist Paul Winchell, actress/singer Delores Gray, British musical comedy performer Jack Buchanan, singer/actress Kay Thompson and vaudeville team Smith and Dale.

Berle's guests include horror film star Vincent Price, gossip columnist Hedda Hopper, and buxom blonde comedienne Dagmar.

Berle's guests include singer Eddie Fisher.

Berle's guests include actress Gloria DeHaven.

Berle's guests include opera baritone Robert Merrill.

Berle's guests include Hildy Parks and Elizabeth Patterson. Milton is sleuth Professor Higgins, one of four characters he portrays in this comic mystery. Higgins tries to solve a case with little help from his wife (Parks) and mother-in-law (Patterson).

Berle's guests include actor Jerome Cowan and singer/actress Marie McDonald.

Berle's guests include bawdy burlesque entertainer Sophie Tucker. Berle's secretary Max leads people to believe Milton is broke.

Milton's guests include actress Hildy Parks, singer Gisele MacKenzie, and songwriter Hoagy Carmichael. Professor Higgins, Milton's Latin teacher, has written a song and seeks Berle's help in getting it heard.

Uncle Miltie's guests include Gertrude Berg and Arlene McQuade. Molly Goldberg comes to Berle again for his help. This time, daughter Rosalie wants to become a ballerina.

Berle's guests include singer Bill Hayes.

Milton's scheduled guests include rock 'n roll band Bill Haley and the Comets, tap dance team Condos and Brandow, and singer Johnny Maddox.

The final episode as "The Buick-Berle Show" guests include comedienne Martha Raye, Steve Allen, actress Joan Blondell, singers Johnny Desmond and Alan Dale, regulars Ruth Gilbert, Charlie Applewhite and Arnold Stang, and Art Mooney and his Orchestra. Applewhite, Dale and Desmond sing "Blue Star" and "Play Me Heart and Flowers" while Mooney and Orchestra play "Honey Babe." The finale featuring the whole cast is titled "Alabama Jubilee."