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Beer-swilling private eye Danny Draft has trouble believing a woman's claim that someone is out to murder her; star holdouts on TV series; a spoof of the 1936 film "San Francisco"; guest Steve Lawrence.
The wife of a busy company man takes drastic action to get his attention; a loser in life relates 26 years of woe to a total stranger; a favorite uncle gets an airport farewell.
Guest star Ken Berry joins Carol, Dick, Vicki, and Tim for the musical movie spoof "Stolen Serenade."
"The Family" gets into a tiff over a word game; a TV announcer is forced to fill in for the entire late movie; Carol and Vicki sing "At the Ballet."
Invisible dogs run wild in an obedience class while Carol, an insurance agent, pesters doctor Tim as he's on the job.
A salute to MGM with spoofs of films including "Boys Town," "Gigi," "Singin' in the Rain" and "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde."
Guest star Bernadette Peters takes part in a sketch about a woman introducing her two best friends to each other. Also featured: another trip to the office with Mr. Tudball and Mrs. Wiggins.
Ken Berry guest stars as a husband who finds a visit from a man from the water department leads to friction with his wife (Carol.) Elsewhere: Mrs. Wiggins and Mr. Tudball celebrate Christmas Eve.
Carol and Tim mime changes in characters as they are developed by an author; a vice-president of sales demonstrates a new safety lid for medicine bottles; guest Eydie Gormé.
Dropping by the show this evening: Steve Lawrence and The Captain and Tennille! The three take part in another selection of TV commercial spoofs, while Steve and Carol reveal the unspoken thoughts of a secretary and her boss.
Ken Berry is back again, taking part in a series of sketches highlighted by his role as a lawyer facing off with Tim--who's been influenced by television and has seemingly turned into a rascally rabbit.
Guest: Ken Berry.
Tonight's guest is Mr. Steve Lawrence; Steve joins Carol in a sketch about a travelling couple sharing some honesty with each other on a plane they think is about to crash.
Steve Martin and Betty White catch a wave in the movie spoof Beach Blanket Boo-Boo; Carol plays a bag lady who causes trouble for an unassuming Tim.
Two of Carol's favorite guest stars, Steve Lawrence and Bernadette Peters, each team up with Carol in another delightful night of comedy.
Guest: Sammy Davis Jr.
A spoof of "National Velvet" with Carol in the Elizabeth Taylor role; a salute to Las Vegas.
Steve Lawrence is back for more fun with Carol and company! Steve plays an unsuccessful comic whose wife (Carol) heckles him at home. Also: commercial spoofs; Tim at war, attempting to fire a cannon.
This episode features Harvey as a man faking whiplash after an accident with Carol. And on "The Family", Mama, Ed, and Eunice are invited to Mickey's place for a celebratory Chinese dinner.
A spoof of "Gone With the Wind"; two business professionals discuss his marriage proposal like a business meeting: the Old Man runs a butcher shop where he wreaks havoc with an impatient customer; guest Dinah Shore.
A spoof of the Joan Crawford film "Mildred Pierce"; a couple spends one last night together on the eve of their divorce; the world's oldest hot dog stand vendor; guest Ken Berry.
Sketches on tonight's fast and funny episode include: mother Carol offering daughter Vicki some (unheard) advice on the way to the altar, and Tim as a handyman working on Harvey's priceless violin.
A psychiatrist is bombarded by phone calls from his family; a salute to Warner Bros. with movie spoofs; the Old Man works as a repairman of musical instruments; guest Alan King.
A "tough" police detective interrogates a pair of suspects; a penniless uncle vies with a wealthy uncle to adopt their rotten niece, Honey Bunny; guest Dick Van Dyke.
Mr. Tudball takes his secretary, Mrs. Wiggins, out for lunch; Harvey and Carol pick up on each other in a bar.
Guest Glen Campbell appears in a sketch spoofing the poster of Barbra Streisand's "A Star Is Born"; Tim is a guinea pig for a cure to the swine flu.
Tim and Carol spar over a late-night phone call; Tim tries to sell Vicki a vacuum cleaner; Carol and company demonstrate their utter lack of talent.
Tonight, Mr. Tudball is in hot water with his wife--and Mrs. Wiggins is of no help. Then, a woman (Carol) recovering from a nervous breakdown finds her spouse (Harvey) pushing her buttons once more.
Tonight, almost live...Eunice gets her big break as a contestant on "The Gong Show!" Also: An interview with the wife of a kidnap victim turns more dramatic with each take.
Tonight: Tim has to write a eulogy for his late best friend...who may not have been that good of a friend to him. And on "As The Stomach Turns", things turn positively bionic after a funeral.
Get ready for the big time as ham actors Funt & Mundane score a hit, leading to a performance at the supersized Astro Bowl. Also: Tim's "Oldest Man" character is completely at sea as a ship's captain.
Another sketch of kitchen commercials; the world's oldest baggage handler; a businessman summoned to an IRS meeting brags about how he outsmarted the government; guest Neil Sedaka.
Guest: Jim Nabors.
Tonight's guest star is Cher; sketches include Harvey and Tim as dueling pianists, spoofs of commercials, and a love triangle between Harvey, Cher, and Carol as the mousy other woman.
Step back in time with "The Family" as Eunice thinks back to her early days with Ed and Mama. Also, Tim plays a palace guard who refuses to allow the Queen through the gates unless he gets a popsicle.
Maggie Smith guest stars tonight, playing Tim's girlfriend in a sketch where he is honored with christening a ship...which he refuses to do, much to the chagrin of the Queen. Also: a parody of "Jaws."
Tonight: It's not hard to guess that when Mama and The Family play Charades, things will turn to chaos. Also: a despondent bar patron (Carol) meets her match in an equally blue bartender (Harvey.)
Guest: Roddy McDowall.
Maggie Smith returns to guest star as the erudite teacher of Eunice and Ed's son Bubba in another installment of The Family; a newly remodeled kitchen falls apart around Carol and Harvey.
Betty White hits the stage; Betty plays Eunice's sister as The Family celebrates Mama's birthday; elsewhere, vacationers Carol and Tim lose sleep over a bug in their hotel room.
Tonight's episode features another round of commercial spoofs, Harvey attempting to give a speech in spite of Tim's noisy distractions, and Carol demonstrating to Vicki how nobody notices her.
Guest: Eydie Gorme.
Tonight, Tim and Harvey are opposing generals at the signing of a peace treaty between Japan and Russia, while "The Family" gathers to head off for the funeral of Mama's sister Mae.
Guest: Steve Lawrence.
Rita Moreno guest stars, appearing in a sketch as a nurse to the accident-prone Carol; Tim plays a hapless officer attempting to dishonorably discharge sergeant Harvey.
Carol and company offer up a collection of delightful sketches, including Carol as an old lady feeding birds in the park, Tim as a wacky pharmacist, and Carol and Vicki as office buddies on a cruise.
The Family steps out as Mama, Eunice, and Ed go to a fancy restaurant; Tim's Oldest Man is a Wild West sheriff.
Guest star Joanne Woodward spends an evening with The Family in this episode; Joanne plays a past schoolmate of Eunice's whose return to town for a visit upsets Mama and Ed's expectations of Eunice.
Guests: Dick Van Dyke and Tony Randall.
Jack Klugman is tonight's guest star; Jack plays a skeptical man annoyed by his sister-in-law's visiting date: a clairvoyant; Carol, Tim and Harvey get a little work done in a very tiny office.
Ed prepares to leave on an out-of-town trip, but Eunice and Mickey want to come along; Harvey and Carol can't stop making little digs at each other.
In this episode, Mama, Eunice, and Ed return from an inspiring Sunday sermon--but struggle to maintain a feeling of "brotherly love." Also: Carol and Harvey are a couple sharing "Bedtime Honesty."
Guest star Steve Lawrence MCs for a roast of faded star Nora Desmond; in "Carol & Sis", Vicki attempts to sober up a tipsy Carol after a bridge club meeting before Harvey returns home.
Guest James Coco takes a slow boat to romance in the Saturday night tear-jerker movie spoof, "One Way Ticket," while Carol gets into a tempestuous argument with a container of margarine.
Jack Weston and Michele Lee guest star; they join Carol and Harvey for a sketch juxtaposing a bickering married couple and a newly-engaged one; a doctor's visit is an emotional rollercoaster.
Guest star Telly Savalas and Harvey play businessmen whose broken merger plays like a broken relationship; TV commercials; Telly as "Poopi Le Moko."
Guest stars Rich Little and Eydie Gorme join in a tribute to Alfred Hitchcock; Carol and Harvey play a couple who are not speaking to each other in a largely pantomimed sketch.
Guest stars Alan King and Lena Zavaroni; in sketches set on Hollywood Boulevard, a baseball game, and a bus stop, Carol and company prove that big laughs can be found everywhere.
Kenneth Mars and John Byner guest star! Sketches include: Carol as an obsessed and oblivious soap opera fanatic, John enlisting Kenneth's coaching in a breakup, and the dreams of a married couple.
Guests: Maggie Smith and Tim Conway.
Guests: Steve Lawrence, Tim Conway and Steven Warner.
Guests: Carl Reiner and Ken Berry.
Guest: Alan Alda.
Guests: William Conrad; the Jackson Five.
Guests: Tim Conway; the Pointer Sisters.
Guests: Rock Hudson and Nancy Walker.
Guests: Wayne Rogers and Buddy Ebsen.
Guests: Jean Stapleton and Phil Silvers.
Highlights of the "family show" with Tim Conway.
Guest stars Tim Conway and Charo; in separate sketches, Tim plays a man at a unisex salon, a fellow trying to stay awake for a speech, and a journalist meeting "Chiquita" (Charo) and her mother (Carol.)
Guest Gloria Swanson arrives for the Q&A...but she only has eyes for Lyle. Sketches include a "Carol & Sis" where the Bradfords try to discourage an elevator operator... who only has eyes for Carol.
Guests Helen Reddy and John Byner appear in a series of commercial parodies; John also takes part in a "Nora Desmond" sketch; Vicki plays gossip columnist "Rona Rumor."
Paul Sand and Eydie Gormé guest star. Including a salute to movie series such as "Dr. Kildare"; Paul and Eydie join Carol for an outrageous werewolf sketch.
Guest John Byner is in top form, playing both a black-hatted Western villain and a trial witness (with Carol as a captivated stenographer). And on "Carol & Sis", The Bradfords join an encounter group.
Tim Conway can spin any situation into comedy gold, and he proves it as an airport security officer; Carol and Harvey play actors suffering Carol's lack of contact lenses onstage.
Tonight's episode features "Carol & Sis", where hypochondriac Harvey must avoid Carol, who has the Hong Kong Flu, and a take-off of the 1932 romance "Back Street"...here called "Back Alley."
Featuring Carol and Sis, hypochondriac Harvey must avoid Carol and a take-off of the 1932 romance "Back Street."
Guest stars Ruth Buzzi and Richard Crenna take part in a salute to the "bad girls" of cinema in a series of satiric spoofs of classic movies and their tropes.
Tim Conway and Steve Lawrence guest star! A chimp's bite leads to some monkey business for Tim in one sketch, while another features a business relationship resembling a failed romantic relationship.
Carol's guest is Paul Sand! A pair of sketches dealing with weddings are featured, addressing the planning and aftermath of the ceremonies. Also: a series of timely bits related to the energy crisis.
The great Carl Reiner joins Carol and the gang! Carl appears in two sketches in this episode: as the husband of an accident-prone woman, and as a marriage counselor to a comedienne and her spouse.
Tim Conway and Steve Lawrence guest star, taking part in TV commercial spoofs. Tim also appears as The Oldest Man (now working as a dresser for the theatre), and in a pantomime sketch with Carol.
Tim Conway and Steve Lawrence guest star, taking part in TV commercial spoofs; Tim also appears as The Oldest Man -- now working as a dresser for the theater -- and in a pantomime sketch with Carol.
Roddy McDowell 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.
Guest stars John Byner and Francine Beers; sketches include an escaped convict seeking refuge in a diner; Carol and Vicki as robots made by John and Harvey; "Carol & Sis."
An encounter at a bar between Harvey and Carol, who misreads every situation; Carol and Vicki as contestants in a Lucky Lady contest.
Carol's good luck charm Jim Nabors guest stars! This episode is highlighted by Harvey's belated Emmy Award acceptance speech, and a Nostalgia Theatre presentation of the WWII-set "Hollywood Canteen."
Special guests Marty Feldman and Carol Channing; highlights include Marty, Harvey, and Carol as a bored airline crew who cause havoc on a flight, and wacky commercial spoofs.
Steve Lawrence and Paul Sand are tonight's guests; Paul plays a shy man trying to gain confidence by listening to a self-help record; Steve joins Carol and Harvey in The Petrified Forest.
Guests: Eydie Gormé and Jack Gilford.
Carol welcomes Joel Grey and Cass Elliot as her guests! Highlights include a salute to Foreign Language films, and a sketch featuring Joel, Harvey, and Lyle as puppies in a pet store window.
The comedy duo of Stiller and Meara guest star; they show off a bit of their act and join in the sketch comedy fun with the gang; Carol as the oblivious do-gooder, "Mary Worthless."
Guest stars Lily Tomlin and Steve Lawrence; Lily plays a prison matron and performs a monologue; Steve plays a crime boss on his honeymoon, but is constantly interrupted by requests for favors.
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."
Vincent Price is a thriller of a guest star in a salute to horror films; George imagines himself as a riverboat gambler, but still can't escape Zelda; a pregnant pause on "Carol & Sis."
Carl Reiner and Melba Moore guest star on this episode; the Non-Violent Theatre presentation of a WWII film: The Plot To Hurt Hitler.
Steve Lawrence and Tim Conway guest star; Steve plays a talk show host, and then solves a mystery as Detective Cobumble in a TV spoof, featuring Tim as a butler.
Carol's special guests are Jack Cassidy and Tim Conway; Tim plays a 35-year-old orphan looking to be adopted in a sketch, then joins Jack and Carol for tonight's Old Old Movie, The Story Of A Star.
Ruth Buzzi and Jack Gilford make a guest appearance in the story of "Snow White: 15 Years Later"; a car accident leads to a misunderstanding on "Carol & Sis"; Carol and Vicki deal with censorship.
Kaye Ballard and Tim Conway are Carol's guests tonight for an evening of sketches, highlighted by the game show spoof The Dater's Game; Tim plays a service station attendant meeting a bank robber.
Skits include a parody of "Waterloo Bridge."
John Byner and Petula Clark head downtown to the show; along with classic characters, The Old Folks and Alice Portnoy, TV commercial spoofs and the firing of Donald Duck are on tap tonight.
Carol welcomes Valerie Harper and Tim Conway as her guests! Valerie joins Carol on a blind double date, Tim is the world's oldest fireman, and ham actor Harvey newest co-star is a miscast Charo type.
Guests Ken Berry and Eydie Gorme appear in a lavish salute to RKO Pictures with movie spoofs aplenty. And tax time is especially stressful for Harvey with "Carol & Sis" constantly disturbing him.
Guest stars David Hartman and Paula Kelly; characters include washed up actress Nora Desmond and the long-suffering couple George and Zelda; also featuring "This Is Your Lifetime."
Please welcome guests William Conrad and Isabel Sanford to the stage! A series of short television spoofs highlight this fast-paced episode, which also features another installment of "Carol & Sis."
Carol and Harvey are in an altogether different kind of toy story as quarreling dolls in "Barby and Ben"; Carol takes aim at a classic romance film with the spoof, "Rancid Harvest."
Guests include Jim Nabors.
Carol's guests are Carol Channing and Steve Lawrence in this episode, which features the latest "As The Stomach Turns", and a "Carol & Sis" with Roger and Carol finding themselves in a nudist colony.
Guests: Steve Lawrence and Carol Channing.
Guests Mama Cass Elliot and Ken Berry offer up some musical numbers and a series of commercial parodies. Also, Zelda's TV-time interruptions lead to George imagining himself in a Western movie.
Guests: Tim Conway and Diahann Carroll.
Tim Conway is back! Tim steals Carol's heart in a sketch about two shoppers browsing waterbeds, steals the scene as an extra in a movie, and steals a mint as the world's oldest safecracker.
Guests: "Mama" Cass Elliott and Bernadette Peters.
Guest stars Bing Crosby and Paul Lynde take a trip to Canoga Falls in tonight's "As The Stomach Turns." And on "The Old Folks", Lynde joins the elderly duo to celebrate Veteran's Day.
Nanette Fabray and Mel Torme lend their star power to a show-biz spectacle: the Broadway-bound movie spoof, "43rd Street."
Guests include Andy Griffith and Barbara McNair.
Vincent Price and Eydie Gorme; sketches include an outrageous encounter on an elevator, and the horror movie spoof, "House Of Terror", with Price playing off of his screen persona.
Kaye Ballard and Steve Lawrence stop by for another round of laughter and fun; the WWII movie spoof "Operation Minestrone", and the continuing saga of "As the Stomach Turns."
Vincent Price and Eydie Gorme are Carol's guests. Sketches include an outrageous encounter on an elevator, and the horror movie spoof "House Of Terror", with Price playing off of his screen persona.
Guest Tim Conway proves that he and Harvey are one of the great comedy duos in a sketch where two mismatched policemen go undercover as a couple on a date. Also: a poker game on "Carol & Sis."
Eydie Gorme and Tim Conway guest, with Tim in a spy spoof that's comedy double-0 heaven: "Dr. Nose." Elsewhere, Eydie leads a production number about a newborn baby (with Carol as his jealous sister.)
TV's "The Odd Couple"--Jack Klugman and Tony Randall--guest star! Jack sings (!) with Carol, while Tony takes part in a sketch revealing superstitions among actors as part of a tribute to Broadway.
Paul Lynde guests as a smarmy real estate man hooking Harvey and Carol into buying a new home; the 10th Avenue Family and a musical performance from Carol's Charwoman character.
The season-ending "Family Show" features the best variety show ensemble on television with the epic showbiz extravaganza "The Doily Sisters," about a pair of twin Vaudeville performers. (Part 1 of 2.)
The conclusion of the fifth-season "Family Show" finale brings to a close the elaborate showbiz spoof "The Doily Sisters."
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.
Guests include Cass Elliott and Pat Paulsen.
Nanette Fabray and Steve Lawrence guest star in an episode saluting Columbia Pictures classic movies by spoofing "Middle Of The Night", "From Here To Eternity", and "Gilda."
Ken Berry and Nanette Fabray join in tonight's episode, which includes Carol as a dowdy secretary discouraging some glamorous temp applicants, and the movie spoof "Flight 13 To Nowhere."
Guests include Juliet Prowse.
Guests include Martha Raye and Ross Martin.
Guests are Dyan Cannon and Paul Lynde; Lynde plays a smarmy insurance salesman, and later appears in Canoga Falls in Cannon on As The Stomach Turns.
The multitalented Debbie Reynolds and John Davidson guest star in this episode, highlighted by the stirring saga of a squad of World War II nurses: "So Proudly We Heal."
Mr. Warmth himself, Don Rickles, guests as a cantankerous house painter on the latest "Carol & Sis" sketch. And George and Zelda (Harvey and Carol) face a home invasion by a robber (played by Lyle.)
Steve Lawrence and Durward Kirby get into the ring with Carol, Harvey, Vicki, and Lyle for the boxing movie spoof, "Goldman's Boy", inspired by the 1937 play "Golden Boy" and its 1939 film adaptation.
Guests include Pat Carroll, Robert Goulet and Rich Little.
Guests include Art Carney and Pat Carroll.
It's a match made in heaven when the great Jerry Lewis guests as an awkward groom set up for a society marriage with the equally awkward Carol. Also: another day on the porch with "The Old Folks."
The Velvet Fog rolls in once again as Mel Torme returns in a guest appearance! Mel discovers the greatest superstar behind the counter of a drugstore in Vanessa Vanilla (played, of course, by Carol.)
Guest star Martha Raye is back, appearing in "Carol & Sis" as an Irish maid who doesn't live up to her advertising. And George (Harvey) fantasizes about being a matador--but can't escape Zelda (Carol).
Guest stars Ken Berry and Totie Fields drop by to take part in some of Carol's most popular recurring sketches.
Carol salutes MGM with the help of guest stars Chita Rivera and Bob Newhart; spoofs of classic movies abound, including Ninotchka, Blackboard Jungle, Gone With The Wind, and more.
Tim Conway and Pat Carroll guest star; Tim contributes in sketches as the Lone Ranger and as a man who lives a dog's life; Pat joins in on the latest Carol & Sis installment.
Guest stars Eileen Farrell, Marilyn Horne, and David Frost class up the joint as they join Carol and the gang for an operatic, Italian-style production of Cinderella.
Guest star Bernadette Peters joins the cast on the playground for a sketch about bratty kids. Also, The Early Early Show presents another cornball classic: "The Most Happy Stella."
Carol's guests tonight are David Frost and Marilyn Horne; Frost plays a Rolls Royce dealer selling to Americans Harvey and Carol; Horne takes the musical spotlight with an operatic performance.
Paul Lynde and Nanette Fabray join in the fun on a series of commercial outtakes! Also, "Carol & Sis" finds Carol filling in for Roger's secretary--with the results you might expect.
Paul Lynde and Nanette Fabray guest on the season finale, featuring an installment of "As The Stomach Turns", and a reflection on moments past from Carol's iconic Charwoman persona.
It's no "surprise, surprise, surprise" to see Jim Nabors as Carol's season opening guest! Jim plays a neighbor visiting a single woman whose apartment is filled with elaborate security devices.
Steve Lawrence and Rock Hudson stop by to join in the fun and merriment, with the movie spoof "The Murderer Always Rings Twice", and a meeting with an interior decorator in this week's "Carol & Sis."
Featuring comedy sketches and guests Scoey Mitchell and Bobbie Gentry.
Tom Conway and Ken Berry pay a visit to Canoga Falls in the latest As The Stomach Turns.
Andy Griffith guests, retelling a familiar Aesop fable in his own inimitable fashion, then joins Carol for a down home, countrified fairy tale musical production number: "Cinderellie."
Guest star Lucille Ball joins Carol for a glittering showbiz sketch, "The Rock Sisters!" Meanwhile, comedy genius George Carlin is on hand with plenty of words that you CAN say on television.
Guests include Donald O'Connor and Nancy Wilson.
Guests include Kaye Stevens and Audrey Meadows.
Nancy Wilson and Donald O'Connor guest star! Sketches include a housewife plagued by familiar commercials for household products, and a loving spoof of the popular "College Musical" subgenre.
Guests include Flip Wilson and Vikki Carr.
Guests Nancy Wilson and Nanette Fabray are here for tonight's "As The Stomach Turns." And on "Carol & Sis", the siblings practice for their First Aid course on a resuscitation mannequin.
Flip Wilson and Vikki Carr choose to accept Carol's mission: to appear in the spoof "Mission: Improbable"...which includes a super-secret cameo! This episode will not self destruct in five seconds.
Guest star Soupy Sales plays a hospital patient who is subjected to fireside girl Alice Portnoy's unique bedside manner, and joins Carol for the movie spoof "Mildred Fierce."
Carol and Harvey Korman play shy teachers who are uncomfortable with the material for a sex-ed course; Carol teaches Lyle Waggoner to sing.
Frequent guest Nanette Fabray settles in for another appearance on "As The Stomach Turns." Also featured: "Carol & Sis" go gaga over Roger's briefcase, which is surprisingly filled with cash.
Fireside Girl Alice Portnoy is back to create more havoc in this episode, which features guest star Ronnie Schell and a sketch in the ever-popular "Carol & Sis" saga.
Tim Conway proves himself once again to be one of the funniest men on the planet in this episode, which features him in two sketches, pairing him with Harvey and Carol, respectively.
A look at home interior magazines; a husband and wife team struggle over income tax forms; a big dramatic scene for actor Harvey Korman.
Carol demonstrates her exercise routine; Lyle, Harvey, and Carol perform the first "Ham Actor" sketch.
Guests include Martin Landau, Barbara Bain and Carol Channing.
Nanette Fabray returns as Carol's guest! Sketches include Carol and Nanette as a pair of precocious five year olds, and another episode of everyone's favorite soap opera, "As The Stomach Turns."
Guest star Tim Conway steals the show as a first-time bank robber, and as a conventioneer accidentally double booked in a hotel room with fellow attendee Carol.
Carol brings on Lucille Ball, Eddie Albert, and Nancy Wilson; Albert drops in on Carol & Sis as Roger's new, health-nutty boss; all three appear on As The Stomach Turns.
Guest Stars Mel Torme, Nanette Fabray, and Don Rickles pitch in to help tell "The Tin Pan Alley Story"--with Mel and Carol as songwriting team Potts and Panz on their road to--and from--stardom.
Sid Caesar guests, joining Carol in the WWII movie spoof "Mrs. Magnificent." Meanwhile, on "Carol & Sis", Roger gets dragged into a PTA show with Carol and Chris--and he's never looked lovelier.
Carol's guests tonight are Garry Moore and Durward Kirby. Sketches include Carol as a increasingly-less dignified princess rehearsing a toast, and a peek inside the United States Safety Committee.
Guest stars Michele Lee and Flip Wilson respectively dazzle with song and stand-up comedy, and Carol vamps in "V.I.P." as Hollywood sex symbol Mae East.
Imogene Coca and Vic Damone guest star in this episode, which features Imogene and Carol attempting to secure air travel at family rates, a look at taboo commercials, and "The Old Folks."
Tod and Buz work for a wealthy family with a dead son. When their daughter-in-law pays a visit with their grandchild, the family treats her with open hostility.
Nancy Wilson and Mickey Rooney guest star in this episode, which features a meeting between incoming and outgoing First Ladies, an awkward audition, and the movie spoof "Kids Town."
Guest Tim Conway is front and center for a pair of sketches! Tim plays a sauced prison warden responding to a riot on New Year's Eve, and a lady's suitor whose allergy test reaction causes havoc.
Carol's guests are the always funny Martha Raye and Mel Torme! Martha and Carol are rival artists in "The Sunday Painters". Then, Mel and Martha join the gang for a series of commercial parodies.
Carol's guests are Barbara McNair and Soupy Sales; Soupy and Carol play a pair of shoppers browsing samples of sexy cologne; Barbara joins the gang in a big musical production number.
Guest Tim Conway plays a dentist; understudy Carol looks to steal the show from a Broadway star; Ethel Merman also guest stars.
Guests include Ross Martin and John Davidson.
Guests include Martha Raye and Mike Douglas.
Guests John Davidson and Ross Martin team with Carol and the gang in "The Helen Feibelbaum Story", a spoof of celebrity biopics relating the rise and fall of a famous singer.
Guest Martha Raye drags Carol to The Tomcat Club--an establishment for ladies complete with sexy waiters and a sassy maitre'd, played by Harvey. Also featured: "Carol & Sis" and "The Old Folks."
Guests Robert Goulet and Imogene Coca take part in a fairy tale musical extravaganza about the story of long-haired maiden Cinderrumplewhite.
Guests include Yolanda Merido and Sergio Bustamante.
Carol is caught between two handsome men with Lyle and guest Robert Goulet join her for the Q&A. Sketches include the aftermath of a raucous party, and a maid entranced by a self-absorbed star.
Guests Robert Goulet and Imogene Coca take part in a fairy tale musical extravaganza--the story of long-haired maiden Cinderrumplewhite.
Series premiere guest: Jim Nabors; highlights include an interview with Shirley Dimple, Jim and Carol as two misfit skiers in The Ski Lodge and more.
An interview sketch satirizing Luci Baines Johnson; Carol and Vicki do a Sleeping Beauty skit; guest Sid Caesar plays a father awaiting the birth of his child; Liza Minnelli performs "The Debutante's Ball."
Featuring Jonathan Winters, who mimics Jackie Gleason; Carol plays a movie star attempting a comeback and a model starring in her first jungle film.
Carol, Harvey and guest Imogene Coca perform a coffee commercial sketch; guest Lainie Kazan performs a medley and duets with Carol.
Carol plays the wife of a monster in Dr. Jekyll and Mrs. Hyde; Phyllis Diller performs a comedy set; musical guests Gwen Verdon and Bobbie Gentry perform.
The Smothers Brothers perform a sketch, Richard Kiley sings "The Impossible Dream," Diahann Carroll sings "The Rules of the Road" and more.
A spoof of French, and Japanese airline services; an interview sketch with Carol as a nudist; Carol and Nanette perform "Bosom Buddies"; Sonny & Cher sing "Living for You."
Martha Raye joins Carol as a cabin mate on a cruise; V.I.P. interview with Lynda Bird, plus a demonstration of E.S.P.
Don Adams guest stars; Don plays a talk show host beset with technical difficulties and Carol's agitated husband in The Lost Purse; Lesley Ann Warren dazzles us with song and dance.
Jonathan Winters and Barbara Eden join Carol for the question and answer segment; Barbara and dancers perform "Bend It;" Leonard Nimoy joins Carol in "Mrs. Invisible Man."
Carol's guests are Mickey Rooney and John Davidson; Davidson sings "Somewhere"; Rooney takes part in a wild, wild Western; Carol must choose between the two (and Lyle) on The Rat Race.
Guests: Sid Caesar and Ella Fitzgerald.
Guests: Lynn Redgrave and Mike Douglas.
Carol's guests are Frank Gorshin and Lana Turner; Gorshin does his famous impressions, then joins up with Turner in a sketch about Bluebeard, who has just taken his unlucky 13th bride, Carol.
Guests: Trini Lopez and Ken Berry.
Carol's guests are George Chakiris and Shirley Jones; Chakiris joins Carol for the Q&A; the latest Carol & Sis sketch finds Jones playing Roger's temp secretary.
Jonathan Winters returns as Carol's guest, highlighted by a dual role in The Wonderful World of Hospitals; fellow guest Dionne Warwick takes the stage solo and with Carol for a musical treat.
Highlights include Liza Minnelli singing "Butterfly McHeart" and "The Happy Time;" Carol, Liza and the dancers perform "Big Beautiful Ball;" Jack Palance plays a gangland boss with Carol as his secretary.
Tough guy Jack Palance guest stars, playing off his screen persona in a gangster sketch. Meanwhile Carol and Roger encounter Chris' newest beau--an eccentric flower child--in "Carol & Sis."
Guests: Nanette Fabray and Art Carney.
Art Carney and Nanette Fabray are Carol's guests for this delightful outing, featuring the sketches "Guess What's Coming To Dinner?" (spoiler alert: It's a mermaid) and "Passion On 10th Avenue."
Guests: Imogene Coca and Mel Tormé.
Guests: Tim Conway, Jack Jones.
Guests: Soupy Sales and Gloria Loring.
The Rat Pack meets The Burnett Bunch when Peter Lawford guests; sketches include Lawford wooing his mail order bride, Carol, on an Amazonian plantation; Minnie Pearl delivers her down-home country style of comedy.
For a guest like Tim Conway, Carol's door is always open; Tim's engagement ring for Carol, made from the cursed Hope Diamond, causes no end of bad luck; a musical performance by Shani Wallis.
Sid Caesar and Barbara McNair are Carol's guests tonight; McNair and Carol spoof a classic TV series; V.I.P. features a talk with silent film stars played by Carol and Sid.
Sid Caesar and Barbara McNair are Carol's guests tonight. McNair and Carol spoof a classic TV series with "I Try", while "V.I.P." features a talk with silent film stars played by Carol and Sid.