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- Season 1 1948-06-20
- Season 2 1948-09-12
- Season 3 1949-09-18
- Season 4 1950-09-17
- Season 5 1951-09-09
- Season 6 1952-09-14
- Season 7 1953-09-13
- Season 8 1954-09-12
- Season 9 1955-09-25
- Season 10 1956-09-23
- Season 11 1957-09-22
- Season 12 1958-09-14
- Season 13 1959-09-20
- Season 14 1960-09-25
- Season 15 1961-09-17
- Season 16 1962-09-30
- Season 17 1963-09-29
- Season 18 1964-09-27
- Season 19 1965-09-12
- Season 20 1966-09-11
- Season 21 1967-09-10
- Season 22 1968-09-29
- Season 23 1969-09-28
- Season 24 1970-09-20
Season 24 Episode
- Season 17 Jimmy Durante / Frank Sinatra Jr. / Pied Pipers
- Season 17 Dick Dale / The Angels / Totie Fields
- Season 17 Lesley Gore / Tony Bennett / Frank Gorshin
- Season 17 Scheduled: Cliff Richard; Eydie Gorme
- Season 17 Moscow State Circus
- Season 17 Richard Burton / Morecombe & Wise / Arthur Worsley
- Season 17 scheduled: The Jane Russell, Connie Haines and Beryl Davis trio; Allen & Rossi
- Season 17 scheduled: Tommy Sands & Nancy Sinatra; Robert Horton
- Season 17 The Obratsov Russian Puppet Theatre
- Season 17 Ginger Rogers / Burt Lanchester (on film)
- Season 17 Burt Lancaster / Al Hirt / Milton Berle / Georgia Brown
- Season 17 scheduled: Buster Keaton; Teresa Brewer; Tessie O'Shea
- Season 17 Hank Williams Jr. / Janet Blair / cast of Twice Over Nightly
- Season 17 Count Basie Orchestra / Keely Smith / Sister Sourie (Singing Nun)
- Season 17 Connie Francis / Frank Sinatra, Jr. / Stiller & Meara
- Season 17 Bobby Vinton / Juliet Prowse / Pat Buttram
- Season 17 scheduled: Eddy Arnold; Van Heflin; Sidney Blackmer
- Season 17 Ella Fitzgerald / Sammy Davis Jr.
- Season 17 Beatles (1st appearance) / Oliver Broadway cast
- Season 17 Beatles (2nd appearance) / Mitzi Gaynor
- Season 17 Beatles (3rd appearance) / Cab Calloway
- Season 17 George Raft / Jack Carter / John Byner
- Season 17 Dave Clark Five / A Salute to American Composers
- Season 17 Dave Clark Five / Peter O'Toole / Jack Jones
- Season 17 Bobby Vinton / Van Johnson / The Ladybugs
- Season 17 Harry Belafonte and the Belafonte Folk Singers
- Season 17 The Searchers / scheduled: Rowan & Martin; Senor Wences
- Season 17 Moscow State Circus (taped in Minneapolis, MN)
- Season 17 Al Hirt / Roberta Peters / Itzhak Perlman / Kim Sisters
- Season 17 Stevie Wonder / Gerry and the Pacemakers
- Season 17 Dusty Springfield / Gerry & the Pacemakers / Itzhak Perlman
- Season 17 scheduled: Paul Anka; McGuire Sisters; Rita Pavone
- Season 17 Liza Minnelli / Duke Ellington / The Beatles (on film)
- Season 17 Dave Clark Five / Bill Cosby / Helen Hayes
- Season 17 Billy J. Kramer & the Dakotas / Alec Guinness
- Season 17 Sammy Davis Jr./ A filmed tour of the JFK Library exhibit
- Season 17 Debbie Reynolds (on film) / Trini Lopez / Harve Presnell
- Season 17 Bobby Vinton / Connie Francis / Frank Sinatra / Ferrante & Teicher
- Season 17 scheduled: Kay Stevens; Myron Cohen; Jerry Vale; Allen & Rossi
- Season 17 Steve Lawrence / Helen Shapiro / Geula Gill
- Season 17 Della Reese / the Highwaymen
- Season 17 Bert Lahr / Rita Pavone / The Kim Sisters
The Ed Sullivan Show - Season 17 Episode 37 Debbie Reynolds (on film) / Trini Lopez / Harve Presnell
6.53 60 minutes --Ed introduces the 50 candidates for the title of ""National College Queen,"" then announces the 6 finalists.
--On film: Ed visits Debbie Reynolds at her home. In her screening room, they view scenes of Debbie dancing in ""The Unsinkable Molly Brown""
--Harve Presnell (Reynolds' co-star in ""The Unsinkable Molly Brown"") - sings ""I'll Never Say No"" (live on stage) --John Bryner (stand-up comedian) - imitates folk singers, sings ""The Mountain,"" then does impressions of Ed Sullivan, Elvis and Topo Gigio. --Sally Ann Howes - sings ""Let's Face the Music and Dance""
--Allen and Rossi (comedy team) - Steve Rossi sings ""With A Son in My Heart,"" then interviews the general manager of the World's Fair Japanese Pavillion (played by Marty Allen)
--Sally Ann Howes sings ""Do Re Me"" with children from the Lexington school for the deaf.
--Cameo: Ken Venturi (1964 U.S. Open champion) --Lexington School for the Deaf children - ""Spring Theme"" --Jim Bunning (baseball pitching star from Philadelphi
