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May 17, 1974

The Mike Douglas Show

Summary The Mike Douglas Show was first broadcast live in 1961 from the studios of KYW-TV (owned by Westinghouse Broadcasting Company) in Cleveland, Ohio as a local program (Mike Douglas's salary was $400 per week). The show offered a wide variety of guests, ranging from Richard Nixon to the Rolling Stones. Most of the guests, though, were enter...

Syndicated
May 17, 1974

Syndicated
May 17, 1974

The Mike Douglas Show

S13 • Episode 185

Episode #13.185

Air Date: May 17, 1974

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Summary The Mike Douglas Show was first broadcast live in 1961 from the studios of KYW-TV (owned by Westinghouse Broadcasting Company) in Cleveland, Ohio as a local program (Mike Douglas's salary was $400 per week). The show offered a wide variety of guests, ranging from Richard Nixon to the Rolling Stones. Most of the guests, though, were enter...

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Episode 1 • Aug 27, 1973

Consumer advocate Ralph Nader is co-host for the week. Guests are "French Chef" host Julia Child, singer Lana Cantrell, comedian Ron Carey, and auto mechanic Pat Goss.

Episode 2 • Aug 28, 1973

Ralph Nader is co-host. Guests are journalist Gloria Steinem, singer John O'Bannion, cosmetics expert Toni Stabile, Pennsylvania insurance commissioner Herbert Denenberg, and Ellen Zawell, who lead a boycott against high-priced meat.

Episode 3 • Aug 29, 1973

Ralph Nader co-hosts. Guests are comedian Dick Gregory; singer George Wallace Jr.; Nader associate Don Ross; Allstate executive Donald Schaffer; CA People's Lobby organizers Joyce and Ed Koupal; and kennel club judge Sandy Schwartz.

Episode 4 • Aug 30, 1973

Ralph Nader co-hosts. Guests are actress Loretta Swit, vocal group The Sylvers, comedian Marty Brill, radio personality Barry Grey, Senator Charles Mathias (R-IL), and Peoples Lobby of California organizers Edwin and Joyce Koupal.

Episode 5 • Aug 31, 1973

Ralph Nader is co-host. Guests are musical group Kenny Rogers and the First Edition; comedian Myron Cohen; singer Sergio Franchi; actor-football player Bernie Casey; and three members of Nader's Raiders.

Episode 6 • Sep 3, 1973

Don Meredith, the co-host for the week, welcomes fellow sportscasters Howard Cosell and Frank Gifford. Also appearing are comedian Alan Sues, singer Ray Stevens, actress Heather Menzies, and author Hyman Jampol,.

Episode 7 • Sep 4, 1973

Don Meredith is co-host. Guests are singer Natalie Cole; actor Hugh O'Brian; comedian Foster Brooks; Democratic Congresswoman from California Yvonne Burke; and educators Michael McAndrew and Bernie Solomon.

Episode 8 • Sep 5, 1973

Episode 9 • Sep 6, 1973

The guests are Don Meredith (co-host for the week), country singers Willie Nelson and Bill Anderson, vocalist Marie Osmond, comedian-storyteller Jerry Clower, Wisconsin Senator William Proxmire (Dem.), and, author Lawrence Meredith.

Episode 10 • Sep 7, 1973

Mike's guests are Don Meredith (co-host), actor Paul Sorvino, Georgia Lt. Gov. Lester Madox, improvisational singer Steve DePass, gospel singers The Goss Brothers, and author Robert Rosefsky ("Frauds, Swindles and Rackets").

Episode 11 • Sep 10, 1973

Soupy Sales is co-host. Guests include vocal group The Staple Singers, baseball's Hank Aaron, baseball executive Donald Davidson, and comedian Corbett Monica. John Simpson, of Sears, presents Winnie the Pooh Fashions for Children.

Episode 12 • Sep 11, 1973

Episode 13 • Sep 12, 1973

Soupy Sales is co-host. Guests are TV personality Steve Allen and his wife, actress Jayne Meadows; singer Ronnie Dyson; mentalist the Amazing Kreskin; and undersea explorer and photographer Bruno Vailati.

Episode 14 • Sep 13, 1973

Soupy Sales (co-host); actor John Saxon, singer-actor Noel Harrison; comic Clyde Adler; pool shark Minnesota Fats; and Tony, the Pool Playing Dog. Maureen McGovern, accompanied by Gary Kekel, sings "I Won't Last A Day without You."

Episode 15 • Sep 14, 1973

Soupy Sales is co-host. Guests are comedian Pat Paulsen, singer Jackie Forrest, poet-singer Steve DePass, Philadelphia Flyer hockey player Bobby Clarke, pro golfer Mindy Black, and penny arcade owner Alan Silverstone.

Episode 16 • Sep 17, 1973

Dick Shawn is co-host for the week. Guests are folk singer Trini Lopez, comic impressionist Daphne Davis, author Dougal Robertson ("Survive the Savage Sea"), and ant expert Elmer Bursby.

Episode 17 • Sep 18, 1973

Dick Shawn is co-host. Guests are sportscaster Howard Cosell, actor Ricky Segall, lawyer Melvin Belli, and political author Charles Ashman. Calvin Holt, owner of the boutique-restaurant Serendipity, presents a denim fashion show.

Episode 18 • Sep 19, 1973

Dick Shawn (co-host); Jack Palance; Linda Bennett; authors Lynn and Joel Rapp; private investigator Edward Goldfader; Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Levy, parents of a missing person; and Los Muchachos, a circus comprised of underprivileged boys.

Episode 19 • Sep 20, 1973

Dick Shawn is co-host. Guests are movie director Otto Preminger, Altovise Davis (wife of Sammy Davis Jr.), cookbook author Margaret Happel, and author Dr. Sidney Adler.

Episode 20 • Sep 21, 1973

Episode 21 • Sep 24, 1973

Episode 22 • Sep 25, 1973

Eva Gabor is co-host. Guests include comic Lonnie Shorr, Sen. Daniel Inouye (D-Hawaii), and Miss America 1974 Rebecca Ann King. Also appearing: "John Wayne Jr.," a singer-hoaxer who falsely claimed to be the son of actor John Wayne.

Episode 23 • Sep 26, 1973

Eva Gabor is co-host. Guests are actor Billy Dee Williams, ABC sportscaster Jim McKay, Greek singer-musician Aris San, comic Jerry Lester, Burlesque queen Ann Corio, and the Bronco Bulls from the Philadelphia Horse Show.

Episode 24 • Sep 27, 1973

Eva Gabor co-hosts. Guests are humorist-author Allan Sherman, comedian Ron Carey, singer Kirk Orr, missile control expert Lt. Col. Jack Howe, and Mrs. Bette Jeane "J.J." Jarboe, president of the Women's Anti-Liberation League.

Episode 25 • Sep 28, 1973

Eva Gabor concludes her week as co-host. Guests are Eva's mother Jolie Gabor, TV commercial actor Mason Reese, singer Steve DePass, author William Peter Blatty, and wig designer Josef of Rome (Josef Scigliano).

Episode 26 • Oct 1, 1973

Child actor Mason Reese is co-host. Guests are singer-songwriter Gilbert O'Sullivan ("Alone Again (Naturally)," "Ooh Baby"), actress Lillian Gish, columnist Art Buchwald, magician-author Milbourne Christopher, and singer Steve DePass.

Episode 27 • Oct 2, 1973

Mason Reese is co-host. Guests are Mason's parents Bill and Sonia Reese; singer-actress Polly Bergen; actor Peter Lupus; R&B group Creative Source; yo-yo champion Linda Sengpiel; and "Spy Shop" owner Clyde Wallace.

Episode 28 • Oct 3, 1973

Mason Reese is co-host. Guests are comedian Henny Youngman, consumer advocate Ralph Nader, actor Ralph Carter, magician Don Alan, NYC Montessori school director Mary Ellen Smith, and Montessori handbook author Vera Gander.

Episode 29 • Oct 4, 1973

Mason Reese (co-host); actor Leonard Nimoy; astronaut Col. Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin; Philadelphia Police Inspector Ray Nugent; magician John Scarne; and Sylvia Topp and Tuli Kupferberg, authors of "As They Were: Celebrated People's Pictures."

Episode 30 • Oct 5, 1973

Mason Reese is co-host. Guests are ventriloquist act Willie Tyler and Lester; fashion coordinator Audrey Smaltz and the Ebony Fashion Fair; singer Steve DePass; and Theodore H. White, author of "The Making of the President 1972."

Episode 31 • Oct 8, 1973

Mike and co-host Wayne Newton are in Lake Tahoe for the week. Guests are singer Nancy Wilson, actor James Brolin ("Marcus Welby, M.D."), comic Dave Barry, Illusionist Ralph Adams, and water-ski delta wing kite flyer Jim Rushing.

Episode 32 • Oct 9, 1973

Episode 33 • Oct 10, 1973

In Lake Tahoe, co-host Wayne Newton is joined by his wife Elaine. Also appearing are singer-actor Harry Belafonte, actor James Brolin, and South African singer Letta Mbulu.

Episode 34 • Oct 11, 1973

In Lake Tahoe, co-host Wayne Newton is joined by actor Kirk Douglas, entertainer Sammy Davis Jr., singing group Dawn, and special effects expert Joe Lombardi.

Episode 35 • Oct 12, 1973

In Lake Tahoe, Wayne Newton concludes his week as co-host. Guests are entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. and his wife Altovise; child actor Rodney Allen Rippy; Bill Harrah, founder of Harrah's Hotel and Casinos; and mentalist The Amazing Kreskin.

Episode 36 • Oct 15, 1973

Mike begins his second consecutive week in Lake Tahoe. This week's co-host is comedian Bill Cosby. Guests are vocalist-actress Della Reese, singer Eddy Arnold, comic magician Carl Ballantine, and blackjack dealer Hermina Ludlum.

Episode 37 • Oct 16, 1973

From Lake Tahoe, co-host Bill Cosby is joined by singer-composer Paul Anka, actor-dancer Donald O'Connor, comic magician Carl Ballantine, and ornithologist (bird expert) David Bittner.

Episode 38 • Oct 17, 1973

Co-host Bill Cosby welcomes his group Badfoot Brown and the Bunions Bradford Funeral Marching Band. Also: James Franciscus, comic Rip Taylor, singer Karen Morrow, Prof. Julius Sumner Miller, and water resources chief of state Bill Denby.

Episode 39 • Oct 18, 1973

Bill Cosby co-hosts from Lake Tahoe. Guests are boxing champ George Foreman; singers Roger Miller and Wayne Newton; comedian Foster Brooks; Frank "Skip" Marketti, curator of Harrah's Automobile Collection in Reno; and Bertha the Elephant.

Episode 40 • Oct 19, 1973

Bill Cosby co-hosts from Lake Tahoe. Guests are actors Janet Leigh, James Brolin and Tamara Dobson; karate champions Chuck Norris and Philip Paley; comedian Pat Cooper; Sioux Indian Bill Irons; and Nevada Governor Mike O'Callaghan.

Episode 41 • Oct 22, 1973

Jim Nabors co-hosts from San Francisco. Guests are actor Karl Malden, singer Tennessee Ernie Ford, San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto, former President of San Francisco State S. I. Hayakawa, and seafood stand operator Dominic Strazzullo.

Episode 42 • Oct 23, 1973

In San Francisco, co-host Jim Nabors welcomes actors Deborah Kerr and Charlton Heston; singer Lou Rawls; trick golfer Paul Hahn; Golden Gate Bridge general manager Dale Luehring; and cable car conductor/bell ringing champion Al Davison.

Episode 43 • Oct 24, 1973

In San Francisco, co-host Jim Nabors is joined by actress Shirley Temple Black, comedian Pat Henry, actress-comedian Fannie Flagg, operatic tenor Jess Thomas, and Kurt Herbert Adler, director of the San Francisco Opera.

Episode 44 • Oct 25, 1973

In San Francisco, Mike and co-host Jim Nabors welcome California Governor Ronald Reagan, comedian Lily Tomlin, and singer Tennessee Ernie Ford.

Episode 45 • Oct 26, 1973

Jim Nabors co-hosts. Guests are singer Pearl Bailey; Kathryn and Harry Crosby (Bing Crosby's wife and son); Hilton Hotels executive Henri Lewin; author Jessica Mitford; Las Vegas columnist Ralph Pearl; and members of the Dolphin Swim Club.

Episode 46 • Oct 29, 1973

Tony Curtis begins his week as co-host. Guests are actor Kirk Douglas, singer-impressionist Marilyn Michaels, comedian Charlie Callas, illusionist-psychic Uri Geller, and TV personality Hugh Downs and his wife Ruth.

Episode 47 • Oct 30, 1973

Tony Curtis is co-host. Guests are singer-songwriter Lobo, retired boxer Rocky Graziano, author Barbara Howar, 12-year-old violinist Dylana Jenson, and impressionist painter William Moise. Also, a Space Ball demonstration.

Episode 48 • Oct 31, 1973

Tony Curtis is co-host. Guests are singer-songwriter Eddie Kendricks, actor James Coco, dancer-choreographer Henry Le Tang, columnist Shirley Eder, and author Dr. Robert Atkins.

Episode 49 • Nov 1, 1973

Tony Curtis is co-host. Guests are pop music group Looking Glass; comedians Milt Kamen and Jackie Vernon; and snake experts Bill and Clarita Haast.

Episode 50 • Nov 2, 1973

Co-host Tony Curtis welcomes his daughter Kelly and wife Leslie. Also: Evel Knievel, humorist Sam Levenson, singer Lori Lieberman ("Killing Me Softly with His Song"), modeling agency owner Barbara Stone, and TV producer Christopher Sarson.

Episode 51 • Nov 5, 1973

Episode 52 • Nov 6, 1973

Today's co-host is Louis Nye. Guests are singer Jerry Vale; Miami Dolphins football players Larry Csonka and Jim Kiick; singing-dancing group The Golddiggers; transsexual model Rachel Harlow; and a troupe of Greek Dancers.

Episode 53 • Nov 7, 1973

Today's co-host is comedian Albert Brooks. Guests are the Electric Light Orchestra ("Roll Over Beethoven," "Showdown"), comic Dave Barry, film critic Rex Reed, The National Chinese Opera Theater, and leaders of the Esalen Encounter group.

Episode 54 • Nov 8, 1973

Today's co-host is comedian Robert Klein. Guests are Yoko Ono and Her Plastic Ono Band; 'Our Gang' actors Spanky McFarland and Darla Hood; author Erich Von Daniken; and bird expert David Bittner.

Episode 55 • Nov 9, 1973

Today's co-host is comedian Paul Lynde. Guests are comedienne Jackie "Moms" Mabley; R&B group Tavares; martial arts experts Hugh McDonald and Brian Breye; author Jeffrey St. John; and belly dancer Little Egypt.

Episode 56 • Nov 12, 1973

Tennis champion Billie Jean King is this week's co-host. Guests are TV personality Art Linkletter, comedian Jan Murray, author Bud Greenspan ("Play It Again, Bud!"), singer Lori Lieberman, and plant experts Lynn and Joel Rapp.

Episode 57 • Nov 13, 1973

Billie Jean King is co-host. Guests are pop rock band The Raspberries ("Go All the Way"), actor Michael York ("England Made Me"), poet-composer Rod McKuen, football star Joe Namath, and author Bob Oates Jr. ("A Matter of Style").

Episode 58 • Nov 14, 1973

Billie Jean King is co-host. Guests are boxing champion Muhammad Ali; vocal group LaBelle; actresses Jennifer O'Neill and Kaye Ballard; Olympic skier Suzy Chaffee; and authors Marcia Hayes and Rev. Thomas Boslooper.

Episode 59 • Nov 15, 1973

Billie Jean King co-hosts. Guests are actress Ginger Rogers; singer O.C. Smith; actor Keye Luke (of TV's "Kung Fu"); comedian Ron Carey; and professional basketball players Tom and Dick Van Arsdale.

Episode 60 • Nov 16, 1973

Billie Jean King (co-host); Liv Ullmann; comic Fred Smoot; Peter Lemongello; pro golfers Jane Blalock and Carol Mann; editor Robert Green; Ms. magazine writer Joan McCullough; and astronaut candidates Mary Funk and Jean Hixson.

Episode 61 • Nov 19, 1973

Country singer Charley Pride is co-host. Guests are Ozzie and Harriet Nelson; anthropologist Jane Goodall and her husband, wildlife photographer Hugo Van Lawick; Washington Redskins running back Larry Brown; and The West Point Glee Club.

Episode 62 • Nov 20, 1973

Charley Pride is co-host. Guests are singer Johnnie Ray, vocal group The Oak Ridge Boys, columnist Jack Anderson, New York Mets' fan Karl Ehrhardt (known for his homemade signs), and high-wire artist Karl Wallenda.

Episode 63 • Nov 21, 1973

Charley Pride is co-host. Guests are movie director Frank Capra, singer Anne Murray, comedian-actor Gabe Kaplan, retired baseball star Mickey Mantle, and softball player Eddie Feigner.

Episode 64 • Nov 22, 1973

Charley Pride is co-host. Guests are 'Hollywood Squares' host Peter Marshall, sportscaster Joe Garagiola, country singer Faron Young, singer-songwriter Dory Previn, and bee expert Otto Kosman.

Episode 65 • Nov 23, 1973

Co-host Charley Pride is joined by his band The Pridesmen. Guests are comedian-actress Rose Marie; country singers Ronnie Milsap and Mel Tillis; guitarist Chet Atkins; comic Lonnie Shorr; and author Dr. Herbert Lazarus.

Episode 66 • Nov 26, 1973

Roger Miller is co-host for the week. Guests are Julie Nixon Eisenhower (daughter of President Nixon); singer Jaye P. Morgan; "The Femininity Game" co-authors Rev. Thomas Boslooper and Marcia Hayes; and magician The Amazing Randi.

Episode 67 • Nov 27, 1973

Roger Miller is co-host. Guests are TV announcer Gary Owens, comedian Eddie Lawrence, Senator Henry Jackson (D-Washington), "They Wouldn't Let Us Die" author Stephen A. Rowan, and former POWs Col. Thomas Kirk and Lt. Cmdr. William Tschudy.

Episode 68 • Nov 28, 1973

Roger Miller is co-host. Guests are movie director Otto Preminger, singer Teresa Brewer, country singer Johnny Rodriguez, Vince Lombardi's widow Marie Lombardi, and radio advertising consultant Chuck Blore.

Episode 69 • Nov 29, 1973

Singer-songwriter Roger Miller is co-host. Guests are Moe Howard from The Three Stooges, actress Julie Newmar, actor-musician Charles Fleischer, and "Marilyn" author Norman Mailer.

Episode 70 • Nov 30, 1973

Roger Miller is co-host. Guests are Priscilla Presley (ex-wife of Elvis), clothing designer Olivia Bis (Priscilla's boutique partner), singer-songwriter Ian Whitcomb, comedian Stan Kann, and Senator William Proxmire (D-Wisconsin).

Episode 71 • Dec 10, 1973

Episode 72 • Dec 11, 1973

Episode 73 • Dec 12, 1973

Mason Reese is co-host. Guests are singer-actress Carol Channing, "Captain Kangaroo" co-star Debbie Weems, consumer advocate Ralph Nader, plexiglass artist Jane Cohler, naturalist Roger Caras, and puppeteer George Creegan.

Episode 74 • Dec 13, 1973

Episode 75 • Dec 14, 1973

Mason Reese concludes his week as co-host. Guests are singer Bobby Vinton, improvisational troupe The Proposition, police artist Lt. Vince O'Neill, and the U.S. Air Force Band with the Singing Sergeants.

Episode 76 • Dec 17, 1973

Episode 77 • Dec 18, 1973

Episode 78 • Dec 19, 1973

Today's co-host is "Search for Tomorrow" actress Mary Stuart. Guests are singer Frank Sinatra Jr.; actors Larry Haines ("The Seven-Ups") and Will Geer ("The Waltons"); and JFK assassination investigator Penn Jones Jr.

Episode 79 • Dec 20, 1973

Soap actors George Reinholt and Jacqui Courtney co-host. Guests are singer Melba Moore; authors Madeleine Edmondson and David Rounds; plant expert Thalassa Cruso; and assassination investigators Bud Fensterwald and Dick Sprague.

Episode 80 • Dec 21, 1973

Soap actors Ellen Holly and Al Freeman Jr. are today's co-hosts. Guests are Moe Howard of The Three Stooges, actor Leonard Nimoy, singer Fats Domino, comedian Milt Kamen, improvisational singer Steve DePass, and author Richard Lamparski.

Episode 81 • Dec 24, 1973

Episode 82 • Dec 25, 1973

Episode 83 • Dec 26, 1973

Donald O'Connor is co-host. Guests are actress Maureen Stapleton; the comedy team of Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara; and psychiatrist Dr. George Bach.

Episode 84 • Dec 27, 1973

Donald O'Connor is co-host. Guests are actor E.G. Marshall, actress-singer Bernadette Peters, retired boxing champ Rocky Graziano, sound effects expert Greg Shideler, and suicide prevention expert Dr. Fred McGuire.

Episode 85 • Dec 28, 1973

Donald O'Connor co-hosts. Guests are musical theatre lyricist Alan Jay Lerner, actress-singer Nancy Dussault, Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, comedian Lonnie Shorr, and folk dancers The Little Angels of Korea.

Episode 86 • Dec 31, 1973

Today's co-host is "Dating Game" emcee Jim Lange. Guests are singer Mary Travers, comedian Sandy Baron, columnist Jimmy Breslin, mimic Frank Raines, Clio awards director Bill Evans, and "UFO passengers" Charles Hickson and Calvin Parker.

Episode 87 • Jan 1, 1974

Guests: "Password" host Allen Ludden (today's co-host); Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara comedy team; film producer Hall Bartlett; country band The Wright Brothers; and "The Energy Crisis" co-authors Dr. Lawrence Rocks and Dr. Richard Runyon.

Episode 88 • Jan 2, 1974

Today's co-host is "The Newlywed Game" emcee Bob Eubanks. Guests are actress Maureen Stapleton, country music singer Mel Tillis, "Mad Ducks And Bears" author George Plimpton, and Joseph Sheehan, the head of UCLA's Speech Therapy Program.

Episode 89 • Jan 3, 1974

Today's co-host is "To Tell the Truth" host Garry Moore. Guests are actor-impressionist Frank Gorshin, TV personality Durward Kirby, sportscaster Jim McKay, vocalist Chelsea Brown, and natural foods enthusiast Euell Gibbons.

Episode 90 • Jan 4, 1974

Today's co-host Tom Kennedy, host of "Split Second." Also: Soap Opera actress Eileen Fulton, comedian Lonnie Shorr, tennis champion Vic Seixas, 6-year-old evangelist Michael Lord Jr., and A&P supermarket heir Huntington Hartford.

Episode 91 • Jan 7, 1974

Dyan Cannon is co-host for the week. Guests are actor Richard Harris; comedians Dudley Moore and Peter Cook; pianist Liberace; actress and beauty products director Arlene Dahl; and female impersonator Jim Bailey.

Episode 92 • Jan 8, 1974

Dyan Cannon is co-host. Guests are the comedy team of Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara; author Jacqueline Susann; a cappella group The Persuasions; concert pianist-judo expert Jerome Mackey; and plastic surgeon Dr. Rudolph Troques.

Episode 93 • Jan 9, 1974

Dyan Cannon is co-host. Guests are singer-songwriter Don McLean, comedian Larry Storch, and Dr. Arthur Janov, the creator of primal therapy and author of "The Primal Scream."

Episode 94 • Jan 10, 1974

Dyan Cannon is co-host. Guests are vocal group The Staple Singers, comedian Jonathan Winters, film critic Rex Reed, and bowling instructor Diane McMullen.

Episode 95 • Jan 11, 1974

Dyan Cannon is co-host. Guests are singer-actress Carol Channing; actress Ruth Gordon and her husband, author-playwright Garson Kanin; composers Michel Legrand and Jule Styne; and author Dr. Robert Akeret.

Episode 96 • Jan 14, 1974

Episode 97 • Jan 15, 1974

Co-host Sergio Franchi is joined by his sister, vocalist Dana Valery. Actress Sue Lyon, comedian Marty Brill, and author-pastor Dr. Robert Schuller also appear.

Episode 98 • Jan 16, 1974

Sergio Franchi is co-host. Guests are singer Al Green, comedian David Brenner, singer-actress Barbara McNair, humorist Henry Morgan, and Herrel De Graff, representative of the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council.

Episode 99 • Jan 17, 1974

Sergio Franchi co-hosts. Guests are actor-comedian Red Buttons, singer Julie De John, comedian Corbett Monica, cosmetician Lorraine Basche, and Atkins Diet critic Dr. Sami Hashim.

Episode 100 • Jan 18, 1974

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Sergio Franchi concludes his week as co-host. Guests are coloratura soprano Roberta Peters, comedian-actor Ron Carey, comedian Lonnie Shorr, "Playgirl" centerfold editor Toni Holt, and Wilbred Poulin, owner of a gourmet shop for dogs.

Episode 101 • Jan 21, 1974

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Burt Reynolds co-hosts from Miami Beach, Florida. Guests are singer-composer Bobby Goldsboro, comedian Foster Brooks, singer Kaye Stevens, acrobats The Sensational Leighs, and archery act Bob Markworth and Myana.

Episode 102 • Jan 22, 1974

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Burt Reynolds co-hosts from Miami Beach, Florida. Guests are actor James Coco; comedian Totie Fields; Country band Mel Tillis and the Statesiders; Burt's minister Rev. Jess Moody; and alligator wrestlers Bill and Nancy McLellan.

Episode 103 • Jan 23, 1974

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Burt Reynolds co-hosts. Guests are Tony Orlando and Dawn; comedian Minnie Pearl; actors Jo Ann Pflug and Jim Hampton; Rep. Bella Abzug (D-NY); Burt's parents Fern and Burton Reynolds Sr.; and trampoline act The Stevens Family.

Episode 104 • Jan 24, 1974

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Burt Reynolds co-hosts. Guests are country duo Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; actress Karen Valentine; comic Louis Nye; Burt's relatives Jim and Jo Nicholson; trapeze artists The Flying Apollos; and snake experts Bill and Clarita Haast.

Episode 105 • Jan 25, 1974

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Co-host Burt Reynolds is joined by actor Robert Conrad, singer-actress Nancy Dussault, comic Charles Nelson Reilly, ex-jewel thief Allen Kuhn, and martial arts experts Hugh McDonald and Brian Breye. Dinah Shore appears in a taped segment.

Episode 106 • Jan 28, 1974

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In Miami Beach, Connie Stevens begins her week as co-host. Guests are Robert Conrad; Jaye P. Morgan; comic Pat Paulsen; tennis pros Bobby Riggs and Gardner Mulloy; Jim Henson and the Muppets; and high-wire motorcyclists The Coronas.

Episode 107 • Jan 29, 1974

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Connie Stevens co-hosts from Miami Beach. Guests are The Oak Ridge Boys, actor Robert Conrad, comedian Ron Carey, tennis pro Bobby Riggs, fitness expert Debbie Drake, lion trainer Tarzan Zerbini, plate spinners Almiros Duo, and Lee Petras.

Episode 108 • Jan 30, 1974

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In Miami Beach, Connie Stevens (co-host), Robert Conrad, Wilt Chamberlain, Rip Taylor, Anita Bryant, Miami Beach mayor Chuck Hall, Aqua Chicks water ballet, Nerveless Rocks sway pole act, and the University of Miami girls volleyball team.

Episode 109 • Jan 31, 1974

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In Miami Beach, Florida, Mike and co-host Connie Stevens are joined by comedian Jack Carter, singer Melba Moore, author George Plimpton, 55-year-old tennis star Bobby Riggs, and high-diver Al Gonzales.

Episode 110 • Feb 1, 1974

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Episode 111 • Feb 4, 1974

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Ray Charles is co-host for the week. Guests are pop music trio Tony Orlando and Dawn; actor James Earl Jones; comedienne Betty Walker; and Weight Watchers founder Jean Nidetch.

Episode 112 • Feb 5, 1974

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Ray Charles is co-host. Guests are actor Brock Peters, comedian Franklyn Ajaye, and University of Notre Dame football coach Ara Parseghian.

Episode 113 • Feb 6, 1974

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Episode 114 • Feb 7, 1974

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Episode 115 • Feb 8, 1974

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Episode 116 • Feb 11, 1974

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Mike's co-hosts this week are "music makers." Today's co-host is Mel Tillis. Guests are Lonnie Shorr, speech therapist Dr. Joseph Sheehan, ax throwers Hank and Joe Peters, and winners in a Kodak competition for amateur teenage filmmakers.

Episode 117 • Feb 12, 1974

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Episode 119 • Feb 14, 1974

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Episode 120 • Feb 15, 1974

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Episode 121 • Feb 18, 1974

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Paul Anka is co-host for the week. Guests are comedians Phyllis Diller and Stan Kann; Country singers Charley Pride and Ronnie Milsap; and hockey's Gordie Howe, and his sons Mark and Marty, who all play for the Houston Aeros.

Episode 122 • Feb 19, 1974

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Episode 126 • Feb 25, 1974

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John Byner is co-host. Guests are The Bee Gees ("Mr. Natural," "Massachusetts"), actress Maureen Stapleton, singer Melba Moore, humorist Sam Levenson, and author-psychiatrist Dr. Herbert Lazarus.

Episode 127 • Feb 26, 1974

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Episode 128 • Feb 27, 1974

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Episode 129 • Feb 28, 1974

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Episode 130 • Mar 1, 1974

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Episode 132 • Mar 5, 1974

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Episode 133 • Mar 6, 1974

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Mark Spitz co-hosts. Guests are Mark's parents Arnold and Lenore Spitz; comedian Soupy Sales; singers Jerry Butler and Jaye P. Morgan; nonverbal communication expert Dr. Cody Sweet; and King F. Cole, president of Spokane's Expo '74.

Episode 134 • Mar 7, 1974

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Episode 135 • Mar 8, 1974

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Mark Spitz (co-host); actress Zsa Zsa Gabor; TV personality Bob Eubanks; comic Ron Carey and his wife Sharon; playwright Abe Burrows; gymnast Cathy Rigby and her husband Tommy Mason; singer Jaye P. Morgan; and singing group The Messengers.

Episode 136 • Mar 11, 1974

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TV stars are co-hosts this week. Today's co-host is Ed McMahon. Guests are the comedy team of Burns and Schreiber, comedian Moms Mabley, singer John O'Banion, Sat. Evening Post artist Robert Charles Howe, and dog trainer Chuck Eisenmann.

Episode 137 • Mar 12, 1974

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Episode 138 • Mar 13, 1974

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Co-host Bill Macy is joined by his "Maude" co-star Adrienne Barbeau, along with comedian Milt Kamen, TV Guide critic Cleveland Amory, The New Orleans Heritage Hall Jazz Band, and "Daytime Serial Newsletter" publisher Bryna Laub.

Episode 139 • Mar 14, 1974

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"Here's Lucy" co-star Lucie Arnaz is today's co-host. Guests are actress Zsa Zsa Gabor, singer Freda Payne, comedian Ron Carey, football player Larry Csonka, composer Cy Coleman, and "Limbo of the Lost" author John Wallace Spencer.

Episode 140 • Mar 15, 1974

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Dr. William H. Masters and Virginia E. Johnson are today's co-hosts. Guests are "M*A*S*H" star Alan Alda, and actress-singer Meredith MacRae and her husband, actor Greg Mullavey.

Episode 141 • Mar 18, 1974

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Episode 142 • Mar 19, 1974

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Episode 143 • Mar 20, 1974

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James Coco is co-host. Guests are actress Jane Fonda and her husband Tom Hayden; actor Hugh O'Brian; film critic Rex Reed; singer Vic Roma; and Washington hostess-author Barbara Howar.

Episode 144 • Mar 21, 1974

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James Coco (co-host), actress Lynn Redgrave, singer-dancer Gretchen Wyler, playwright Terrence McNally, musician David Sewall, magician Harry Blackstone Jr., gospel group The Dixie Hummingbirds, and elephant expert Oria Douglas-Hamilton.

Episode 145 • Mar 22, 1974

Episode #13.145

Today's co-hosts are Dr. William H. Masters and Virginia E. Johnson. Guests are actor Peter Lawford; actress Maureen Stapleton; and actor Bob Cummings and his wife Regina "Gigi" Fong-Cummings.

Episode 146 • Mar 25, 1974

Episode #13.146

Comedian Jonathan Winters is co-host for the week. Guests are singing group The Spinners, singer-composer Paul Anka, comedienne Totie Fields, and entertainer-pianist Liberace. Plus, a hovercraft demonstration.

Episode 147 • Mar 26, 1974

Episode #13.147

Jonathan Winters is co-host. Guests are actor Ernest Borgnine; comedians Redd Foxx, Marty Allen and Ronnie Graham; vocalist Sarah Vaughan; and Tanya the Elephant.

Episode 148 • Mar 27, 1974

Episode #13.148

Jonathan Winters co-hosts. Guests are musical theatre actors Robert Goulet and Carol Lawrence; 9-year-old singer Jimmy Osmond; Atlanta Constitution editor J. Reginald Murphy; and Gus Augspurg and his trained chimps.

Episode 149 • Mar 28, 1974

Episode #13.149

Jonathan Winters is co-host. Guests are Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons; comedians Jerry Lewis and Jack Carter; singer Abbe Lane; actress Mary Gregory; and trampoline acrobats The Canestrelli Family.

Episode 150 • Mar 29, 1974

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Episode 152 • Apr 2, 1974

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Episode 153 • Apr 3, 1974

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Dom DeLuise is co-host. Guests are The Jackson 5 ("It's Too Late To Change The Time," "Dancing Machine"); actor James Brolin; singer Frank Sinatra Jr.; comedians Shecky Greene and Pat Henry; and song-dance-drum act The Argentinian Gauchos.

Episode 154 • Apr 4, 1974

Episode #13.154

Helen Reddy co-hosts from Las Vegas. Guests are comedians Jerry Lewis, Lily Tomlin and Gabe Kaplin; singer-composer Paul Williams; "M*A*S*H" actor McLean Stevenson; and acrobatic clowns The Stupids.

Episode 155 • Apr 5, 1974

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Episode 156 • Apr 8, 1974

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Episode 157 • Apr 9, 1974

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Alan Alda (co-host), Bernadette Peters, Corbett Monica, mentalist Kreskin, U.S. Navy engineer Eldon Byrd, para-psychologist John Merta, and authors Peter Tompkins ("Secret Life of Plants") and Pat Loud ("Pat Loud: A Woman's Story").

Episode 158 • Apr 10, 1974

Episode #13.158

Co-host Alan Alda is joined by his M*A*S*H co-stars Wayne Rogers and McLean Stevenson, along with singer-actor Robert Goulet, anthropologist-author Jean-Pierre Hallet, and Kirlian photography expert Dr. Douglas Dean.

Episode 159 • Apr 11, 1974

Episode #13.159

Co-host Alan Alda is joined by his M*A*S*H co-star Gary Burghoff. Actress Diane Keaton, film director Mervyn LeRoy, ex-boxing champ Rocky Graziano, "Energy Game" author Dr. Paul Kramer, and former Miss World Marjorie Wallace also appear.

Episode 160 • Apr 12, 1974

Episode #13.160

Alan Alda is co-host. Guests are actor Bruce Dern, music group Bloodstone, restaurateur Maude Chasen, American soccer superstar Kyle Rote Jr., and sportscaster-former New York Giant Kyle Rote Sr.

Episode 161 • Apr 15, 1974

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Episode 162 • Apr 16, 1974

Episode #13.162

The comedy duo of Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara are co-hosts. Guests are opera tenor Sergio Franchi, actress-singer Jonelle Allen, comedian Milt Kamen, and author-pediatrician Dr. Lendon H. Smith.

Episode 163 • Apr 17, 1974

Episode #13.163

Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara are co-hosts. Guests are actors Richard Chamberlain and Rip Torn; actress Geraldine Page; comedian Stan Kann; and guitar duo Los Indios Tabajaras.

Episode 164 • Apr 18, 1974

Episode #13.164

Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara are co-hosts. Guests are actress Colleen Dewhurst, pianist-composer Marvin Hamlisch, mime Marcel Marceau, sports announcer Jack Whitaker, and Penny Tweedy, owner of race horses Secretariat and Riva Ridge.

Episode 165 • Apr 19, 1974

Episode #13.165

Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara are co-hosts. Guests are actors James Coco and Cliff Robertson; composer Marvin Hamlisch; singer-composer Charles Aznavour; author Roger Caras; and Emanuel Shimoni, Israeli Consul General to four U.S. states.

Episode 166 • Apr 22, 1974

Episode #13.166

Mike's co-host for the week is "The Waltons" actor Richard Thomas. Guests are "Columbo" star Peter Falk, Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, vocal group New York City, and hydroponic gardening expert Lem Jones.

Episode 167 • Apr 23, 1974

Episode #13.167

Co-host Richard Thomas welcomes his sister Bronwyn, and their father, Richard Thomas Sr. Comedian Godfrey Cambridge, musicians The Impact of Brass, singing duo Wrightson and Hunt, and Sen. James L. Buckley (Conservative-NY) also appear.

Episode 168 • Apr 24, 1974

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Episode 169 • Apr 25, 1974

Episode #13.169

Richard Thomas is co-host. Guests are singer "Mama" Cass Elliot, vocal group Voices of East Harlem, author-feminist Betty Friedan, and author-dog trainer Matthew Margolis. Plus, a 1920's "Great Gatsby" fashion show.

Episode 170 • Apr 26, 1974

Episode #13.170

Richard Thomas is the co-host; guests are actress-ambassador Shirley Temple Black, singing group The Bee Gees, singers Bobby Bare and son and 12-year-old expert on bonsai gardening Lisa Grundy.

Episode 171 • Apr 29, 1974

Episode #13.171

"Maude" star Beatrice Arthur is co-host for the week. Guests are actor Ben Gazzara, vocal group Tavares, impressionist-singer Marilyn Michaels, and author-pediatrician Dr. Benjamin Spock.

Episode 172 • Apr 30, 1974

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Episode 173 • May 1, 1974

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Episode 174 • May 2, 1974

Episode #13.174

Beatrice Arthur is co-host. Guests are comedian David Steinberg, TV commercial star Mason Reese, vocalist Erica Trevor, and José Silva, founder of the The Silva Mind Control Method.

Episode 175 • May 3, 1974 • 1 h

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Episode 176 • May 6, 1974

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Episode 177 • May 7, 1974

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Episode 178 • May 8, 1974

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Episode 179 • May 9, 1974

Episode #13.179

David Steinberg is co-host. Guests are actors James Earl Jones, Viveca Lindfors and Adrienne Barbeau; sportscaster Don Meredith; musician Floyd Dakil; and Merle Miller, author of "Plain Speaking: An Oral Biography of Harry S. Truman."

Episode 180 • May 10, 1974

Episode #13.180

David Steinberg concludes his week as co-host. Guests are rock performer Sly Stone ("If You Want Me To Stay"), singer-actress Diahann Carroll, actor Will Geer, boxer Ray "Windmill" White, and a teaching robot named "Leachim."

Episode 181 • May 13, 1974

Episode #13.181

A Salute to the 1920s with co-host Rudy Vallee. Guests are ragtime pianist-composer Eubie Blake, actor-musician Buddy Rogers, Miss America 1924 Ruth Malcomson, and historians Mert Koplin and Charles Grinker.

Episode 182 • May 14, 1974

Episode #13.182

A Salute to the 1930s with actor Pat O'Brien as co-host. Guests are actress-dancer Ginger Rogers; ventriloquist act Edgar Bergen and Mortimer Snerd; The Ink Spots; and historians Mert Koplin and Charles Grinker.

Episode 183 • May 15, 1974

Episode #13.183

A Salute to the 1940s with Shirley Temple (co-host); Gene Tierney; musician Dizzy Gillespie; Frank Hunter and the Jive Bombers; WWII Air Force Gen. Campbell Y. Jackson; U.S.A.F. Singing Sergeants; and dancers Bobby Burgess and Cissy King.

Episode 184 • May 16, 1974

Episode #13.184

A Salute to the 1950s with co-host Liberace. Guests are actress Annette Funicello; "Your Hit Parade" stars Snooky Lanson and Gisele MacKenzie; chief counsel of the McCarthy hearings attorney Roy M. Cohn; and the Broadway cast of "Grease."

Episode 185 • May 17, 1974

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Episode 186 • May 20, 1974

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Episode 187 • Apr 29, 1974

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Episode 188 • May 22, 1974

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Episode 189 • May 23, 1974

Episode #13.189

Totie Fields is co-host. Guests are actor James Whitmore; Royal Shakespeare Company actors Sir Michael Redgrave and Sara Kestelman; singer Billy Daniels; comic Billy Baxter; banjo player Scotty Plummer; and pizzeria owner Larry Goldberg.

Episode 190 • May 24, 1974

Episode #13.190

Totie Fields is co-host. Guests are actor Tony Curtis, singer-actress Florence Henderson, 10-year-old Scottish singer Lena Zavaroni, Totie's husband George Johnston, diet book author Dr. Irwin Stillman, and diet patient Alison Libert.

Episode 191 • May 27, 1974

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Episode 192 • May 28, 1974

Episode #13.192

Joan Rivers is co-host. Guests are actress Lynn Redgrave, comedian Marty Allen, singer-songwriter Jim Stafford, celebrity hairdresser Mr. Kenneth, and ant expert Elmer Bursby.

Episode 193 • May 29, 1974

Episode #13.193

Joan Rivers co-hosts. Guests are the soft rock duo Seals and Crofts; actor Douglas Fairbanks Jr.; puppeteer-ventriloquist Shari Lewis; comedian Stan Kann; and Dr. Virginia Apgar, co-author of "Is My Baby All Right?"

Episode 194 • May 30, 1974

Episode #13.194

Joan Rivers co-hosts. Guests are Kool and the Gang; comedian Dom DeLuise; Sen. Walter Mondale (D-Minn.); guitar duo Los Indios Tabajaras; and psychologists-authors Drs. Nathan Azrin and Richard Fox.

Episode 195 • May 31, 1974

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Episode 196 • Jun 10, 1974

Episode #13.196

George Raft co-hosts. Guests are Barry Manilow; Marlo Thomas; comic Professor Irwin Corey; Miami Dolphins fullback Larry Csonka; and Kimberly Green, a 9-year-old girl who wants to play Little League baseball, and her mother Sylvia Green.

Episode 197 • Jun 11, 1974

Episode #13.197

George Raft is co-host. Guests are vocal group The Spinners, singer-actor Pat Boone, comedian Dick Shawn, and gambling/card expert John Scarne.

Episode 198 • Jun 12, 1974

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Episode 199 • Jun 13, 1974

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Episode 200 • Jun 14, 1974

Episode #13.200

George Raft concludes his week as co-host. Guests are legendary boxer Muhammad Ali, vocalist Teresa Brewer, TV personality George Jessel, and "Short Eyes" playwright Miguel Pinero.

Episode 201 • Jun 24, 1974

Episode #13.201

Kate Smith is co-host for the week. Guests are the vocal trio Tony Orlando and Dawn; the songwriting team of Lyn Duddy and Jerry Bresler; Philadelphia Flyers hockey player Dave "The Hammer" Schultz; and mentalist The Amazing Kreskin.

Episode 202 • Jun 25, 1974

Episode #13.202

Kate Smith is co-host. Guests are "All in the Family" actress Jean Stapleton; Chicago Tribune editor Clayton Kirkpatrick; vocal group New York City; and memory experts Harry Lorayne and Jerry Lucas.

Episode 203 • Jun 26, 1974

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Episode 204 • Jun 27, 1974

Episode #13.204

Kate Smith (co-host); The DeFranco Family, jazz-funk band Puzzle, belly dancer Joanne Shapp (daughter of Pennsylvania's governor), political cartoonist Rob Lawlor, hockey goalie Bernie Parent, and The South Philadelphia String Band.

Episode 205 • Jun 28, 1974

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Episode 206 • Jul 1, 1974

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Episode 207 • Jul 2, 1974

Episode #13.207

Mac Davis is co-host. Guests are actress Dina Merrill, country singer Tanya Tucker, Bo Tucker (Tanya's father), Indianapolis 500 winner Johnny Rutherford, and the world's tallest man Don Koehler.

Episode 208 • Jul 3, 1974

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Episode 209 • Jul 4, 1974

Episode #13.209

Mac Davis is co-host. Guests are actress Phyllis Newman; comedian Steve Landesberg; Danny Davis and the Nashville Brass; country duo Jimmy Riddle and Jackie Phelps; and male contraceptive researcher Dr. Sheldon J. Segal.

Episode 210 • Jul 5, 1974

Episode #13.210

Mac Davis concludes his week as co-host. Guests are The Pointer Sisters, actress Elizabeth Ashley, radio personality Murray the K, ex-boxing champ Rocky Graziano, and singer-impressionist duo Dean Scott and Bobby Bradshaw.

Episode 211 • Jul 8, 1974

Episode #13.211

From Philadelphia's Independence Mall: Bobby Riggs (co-host), Lucie Arnaz, Vic Damone, Marciarose Shestack, high-wire artist Erick the Great, tennis coach Chuck McKinley, Goodyear Blimp pilot Ron Bell, and the Cardinal Doughtery H.S. Band.

Episode 212 • Jul 9, 1974

Episode #13.212

From Philadelphia's Independence Mall: Bobby Riggs (co-host), The Main Ingredient; Peter Lawford; Stiller and Meara; Pat Cooper; actor Joe Earley (as Ben Franklin); roller derby player Judy Arnold, and hoedown dancers the Kutztown Jiggers.

Episode 213 • Jul 10, 1974

Episode #13.213

At Philadelphia's Independence Mall: Bobby Riggs; Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons; Richard Harris; Ann Turkel; Soupy Sales; tennis champ Rosemary Casals; gymnast Alexandra Nicholson; and the U.S. Army's Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps.

Episode 214 • Jul 11, 1974

Episode #13.214

From Philadelphia's Independence Mall: Bobby Riggs (co-host); Harry Chapin; Richard Harris and his wife Ann Turkel; Peter Lawford; author Clifford Irving and wife Edith; and members of Philadelphia's fire department and mounted police.

Episode 215 • Jul 12, 1974

Episode #13.215

From Philadelphia's Independence Mall: Bobby Riggs; vocal group Sylvia and the Moments; Bobby Vinton; Dick Shawn; Don King; Tom Dempsey; soccer team Philadelphia Atoms; and Philadelphia Flag Day Association president Judge Joseph C. Bruno.

Episode 216 • Jul 15, 1974

Episode #13.216

Co-host Sly Stone performs "Dance to the Music." Guests are singer Mama Cass Elliot; 5-year-old actor Rodney Allen Rippy; columnist-author Jack Anderson; table tennis champions Stellan Bengtsson and Kjell Johansson; and author Dusko Popov.

Episode 217 • Jul 16, 1974

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Episode 218 • Jul 17, 1974

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Episode 219 • Jul 18, 1974

Episode #13.219

Sly Stone co-hosts. Guests are comedian Richard Pryor, actor-dancer Joel Grey, filmmaker Cinda Firestone (director-writer of "Attica"), and unicycle basketball team The King Charles Troupe. Sly and the Family Stone perform "Loose Booty."

Episode 220 • Jul 19, 1974

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Episode 221 • Jul 22, 1974

Episode #13.221

Film critic Rex Reed is co-host. Guests are actress-dancer Jane Powell, singer Eddie Kendricks, "Gunsmoke" actress Amanda Blake, and author Dr. David Reuben. Bill Evans, director of the Clio Awards, presents award winning commercials.

Episode 222 • Jul 23, 1974

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Episode 223 • Jul 24, 1974

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Episode 224 • Jul 25, 1974

Episode #13.224

Rex Reed co-hosts. Guests are film director Francis Ford Coppola; actresses Lee Grant and Joan Hackett; singers The Kim Brothers and Michi Sahara; biochemist Dr. Leland Clark Jr.; and author-film critic Molly Haskell.

Episode 225 • Jul 26, 1974

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Episode 226 • Aug 12, 1974

Episode #13.226

Pianist-composer Marvin Hamlisch is co-host. Guests are comedy legend Groucho Marx; actors Donald Sutherland and Elliott Gould (co-stars of the film "S*P*Y*S"): dancer-actress Donna McKechnie, and vocal group The DeFranco Family.

Episode 227 • Aug 13, 1974

Episode #13.227

Marvin Hamlisch co-hosts. Guests are Vikki Carr; Anne Meara; 80-year-old Ragtime pianist Lillian Williams; and Dr. L.S. Wolfe and John Wolfe, the father and brother of slain S.L.A. (Symbionese Liberation Army) member Willie Wolf.

Episode 228 • Aug 14, 1974

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Episode 229 • Aug 15, 1974

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Episode 230 • Aug 16, 1974

Episode #13.230

Marvin Hamlisch is co-host. Guests are comedian Red Skelton, improvisation singer Steve DePass, and Paul Parker, winner of the 1974 National Hollerin' Contest held in Spivey's Corner, NC.

Episode 231 • Aug 19, 1974

Episode #13.231

Ray Stevens is co-host. Guests are actor Richard Harris and his wife actress Ann Turkel; comedian Milt Kamen; ballet stars Natalia Makarova and Ivan Nagy; and O.J. Mills, the director of an anti-smoking clinic.

Episode 232 • Aug 20, 1974

Episode #13.232

Ray Stevens is co-host. Guests include vocalist Sarah Vaughan, drummer Buddy Rich, comedian Marty Allen, and National Spelling Bee champion Julie Junkin. The Iron Men, a strong men act, demonstrate feats of strength.

Episode 233 • Aug 21, 1974

Episode #13.233

Ray Stevens is co-host. Guests are vocal group The Miracles, actor George Maharis, comedian Ron Carey, and Representative John Rhodes (R-Ariz).

Episode 234 • Aug 22, 1974

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Episode 235 • Aug 23, 1974

Episode #13.235

John Davidson co-hosts. Guests are comedian Joan Rivers; jazz pianist Oscar Peterson, jazz bassist Ray Brown, and vibes player Terry Gibbs; authors Min Sun Yee and Sondra Forrest; and Michael Lutz of the Philadelphia Police Dept.

Episode 236 • Aug 26, 1974 • 1 h 30 m

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Episode 237 • Aug 27, 1974

Episode #13.237

Martha Mitchell is co-host. Guests are singer Olivia Newton-John ("Let Me Be There"), comedian Dick Shawn, market researcher Marty Herbst, and sociologist Jay Schulman.

Episode 238 • Aug 28, 1974

Episode #13.238

Martha Mitchell is co-host. Guests are composer Marvin Hamlisch, and "The CIA and the Cult of Intelligence" authors Victor Marchetti and John Marks.

Episode 239 • Aug 29, 1974

Episode #13.239

Martha Mitchell is co-host. Guests are sportscaster Howard Cosell; actress-comedienne Fannie Flagg; C&W musician Earl Scruggs and his band; and author Dr. Robert Akeret.

Episode 240 • Aug 30, 1974

Episode #13.240

Martha Mitchell concludes her week as co-host. Guests are comedian Freddie Prinze, singer Chubby Checker, and syndicated columnist Jack Anderson.

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