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- Mike Douglas, aided by a different celebrity co-host every week, interviews a variety of figures from the world of entertainment.
- The Smothers Brothers host a comedy variety show that became notorious for its topical satirical humor.
- Celebrities & their spouses, playing for sections of the studio audience, try to match answers to questions about their personal lives.
- Variety show hosted by Garry Moore with famous guests.
- The star performs with guests.
- A CBS variety show that ran monthly from 1954-1958, broadcast in color. Stars appearing included Betty Grable, Mario Lanza, Jack Benny, Basil Rathbone, Fredric March, Shirley MacLaine, and Ed Wynn. Lanza and Grable appeared in an amusing episode with Fred Clark, featuring Grable as the unlikely replacement for Lanza in a show.
- Space opera would be a more accurate description of this daytime serial, which focused on astronaut Roy Selby, his family, and his co-workers at Cape Canaveral.
- Two contestants compete in a life-sized board game, answering questions and performing stunts for cash and prizes.
- Torey Peck is a twelve year old who's curiosity and impulsiveness often leads to trouble. Steve and Jennifer are her parents with Roger her brother. Trudy and Francesca are close friends.
- This summer replacement comedy/variety show, not to be confused with the long-running sitcom, was a simultaneous parody of/homage to the 1930's. In addition to its regular cast of comedians, each week's program featured appearances by one of the top big bands of the era (Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington, and Buddy Rich all appeared on the program).
- A weekly variety program, presented by the comedian Jonathan Winters. It featured guest comedians and musicians, recurring sketches with regular characters, and a segment devoted to Winters performing impressions of various persons and animals.
- Carol Channing hosts this musical comedy special with some of her famous friends.
- This short-lived (June, 1960 to March, 1961) daytime serial starred a very young Dyan Cannon as Lisa Crowder, a young widow who fell in love with a romantic drifter.
- A one-hour TV special featuring star Doris Day singing duets with Perry Como, reminiscing with screen costar Rock Hudson, and interacting with several of her own family dogs.
- Debuted on CBS in 1965, and hosted by Art Linkletter, it featured Hollywood celebrities who brought unknown talent into the studio to make their television debut. A few future stars actually did make debuts during the show's run.
- Rolling Stone Magazine celebrates its first decade with a program of satire, social commentary, dance and song.
- Don Knotts hosts his first music/comedy special.
- Adapted from a play by Noel Coward, Charles and his second wife Ruth, are haunted by the ghost of his first wife, Elvira. Medium Madame Arcati tries to help things out by contacting the ghost.
- American spy James Bond must outsmart card wiz and crime boss Le Chiffre while monitoring his actions.
- A musical version of Maxwell Anderson's never-filmed fantasy play.
- Two children plant a garden in the grounds of a church.
- An English vicar believes in the innocence of an artist, thought by everyone to be the murderer of a missing farmer. With the help of the murdered man's wife, he solves the mystery and unmasks the real killer.
- A small town banker and his family are threatened with death if he identifies the leader of the gang that tried to rob his bank.
- A man suspected of a young woman's murder denies even knowing her and claims he's being framed.
- Janet Reese takes a job at the home of Steve Corbett, wealthy real-estate man, caring for his young child. She learns that Corbett's wife has only recently died, under mysterious circumstances. Soon Janet begins to fear for her own life.
- Among the people seeking shelter from a flood at a rundown Southern hotel are a man accused of murder, the deputy sheriff to whom he's handcuffed, a compassionate young social worker, a preacher, and the hotel owner's disturbed wife who claims she's a countess.
- Publicity hungry, Las Vegas lounge singer, Mike Owens stages a hoax publicity stunt making the local police and his entourage furious with him, especially his press agent. And like the little boy who cried wolf, he discovers when he actually can identify a cop-killer, the cops and the newspapers and his press agent don't believe him. But the killer knows he isn't lying and determines to kill him next.
- When a man with the reputation of a fast gun turns up in a small New Mexico community, the townspeople, including the man's son, want no part of him. Then two brothers who have vowed revenge on the gunfighter ride into town.
- A young boy is ashamed of his father's bootlegging activities. When the parents of his girlfriend refuse to let her see him, he decides to run away to the big city to become a success.
- In trying to clean up the local bookmakers, the Washington, D.C. Police Department becomes convinced that members of the force are accepting payoff money, Lt. Todd Thoman is assigned the task of discovering the crooked cops.
- Katherine Ann Porter's story of a young woman's dreams of death. The Pale Rider fills her dreams along with her lover.
- An ex-con returns to New York looking for the man responsible for the crime he did time for.
- TV version of the ahead-of-its-time film Private Worlds (1935), starring 'Claudette Colbert' repeating her role as a very caring psychiatrist facing discrimination in a mental hospital because she's female. Also has a much more progressive view of mental illness than usual in the era. Based on a story by the novelist Phyllis Bottome (_Mortal Storm, The (1940)_.
- In the old southwest, a pair of bank robbers must ride out after killing a man. They intend on eventually getting far away, but one seeks to reunite with his daughter in a nearby convent. When he is wounded in a gunfight, they end up hiding out there, though the men from town are a mob out for their blood,sanctuary or not.
- On a foggy afternoon just before a plane strikes the Empire State Building, a businessman recently gone blind is in one office dictating a suicide note to his wife, while in another office a young man is trying to persuade his fiancee to help him rob the firm she works for so they can be married.
- Leo Carson, a self-made millionaire, realizes too late that his family have chosen destructive lifestyles and his own mistakes have caused harm to all.
- A gold miner returns to his righteous California hometown, circa1857. He has great wealth, but also a burdened conscious; he has killed a man.