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- Episode: (1956)1956–1960TV EpisodeSkits include unlikely endorsements putting Wally Cox in prison, Dane Clark in a bar fight and Vincent Price as a hit and run victim, and later, a gangster scene with Steve and Kim Novak with an educational bent. Jerry Lewis and Bob Hope make only cameos. Sammy Davis Jnr. does imitations and is seen with the Will Maston Trio.
- Episode: (1956)1956–19606.3 (15)TV EpisodeEpisode features include Elvis Presley, wearing a tuxedo and singing "Hound Dog" to a mournful basset hound; Andy Griffith explaining Shakespeare's Hamlet in a comedy monologue; Imogene Coca starring in a skit where she tries to tell her husband she's pregnant; Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme doing an opera spoof while wearing viking costumes and Imogene Coca, Andy Griffith and Elvis Presley doing a spoof of country music television programs.
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- Steve and Shelley Winters in a skit about teaching her to drive by using household objects, Jerry Lee Lewis gives a bravura piano-attacking performance.
- 1956–19601hTV EpisodeSteve's guests are The Diamonds (singing "Little Darlin'"), Xavier Cugat & his Orchestra with singer Abbe Lane doing "All Of You" and "Babalu," comedian Pat Carroll as a wife whose husband (Allen) tries to prove to her that a joke he told is funny, Erin O'Brien singing "Where's A Happy Ending?" Jerry Lewis plays Gordon Hathaway and a dopey boxer in the "Man on the Street" segment, Steve gives passionate readings of real "Letters to the Editor," delivers a silly speech to graduating seniors, and shows works of art used in magazine ads.
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- 1956–1960TV EpisodeGoodman's in top form, and Steve does a duet with him. Yvonne and Steve in a baby-naming skit, Lawford and Steve play bored life guards. A "Night Beat" parody includes Knotts as his classic nervous nerd, and a bellicose Nye cracks Steve up.
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- 1956–1960TV EpisodeCarson does a monologue about his kids,Steve and Mercer sing a medley competition, Steve's mom Belle Montrose as a hip old lady billboard girl, Diana sings a number and does a skit with Knotts.
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- 1956–1960TV EpisodeTodays guest is Fred Astaire.
- 1956–1960TV EpisodeTodays guests are Sammy Davis, Jr./Jack Palance/Don Adams/Margaret Truman.
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- Episode: (1956)1956–1960TV Episode
- Episode: (1956)1956–19601hTV Episode
- 1956–1960TV EpisodeSkits include Smith and Dale doing their "Still Alarm" routine, with Louis Nye,and Steve, Georgia Gibbs and Steve Lawrence do a takeoff on a 30's band remote.Fats Domino is presented a "Cashbox" magazine award.
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- 1956–1960TV EpisodeTodays guests are Nat 'King' Cole, Cyril Ritchard, Ann Richards, Charlie Manna.
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- 1956–19607.4 (12)TV EpisodeProfessor Norton proves to be one clumsy bacteriologist. The Family Doctor of the Year proves most adept at tape removal. A sitcom scene gets canned laughter, but then turns violent. Jack Kerouac reads from 'On the Road.'
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- Episode: (1956)1956–19601hTV Episode
- Episode: (1956)1956–1960TV Episode
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- Most of the show concerns a filmed Steve presenting the Critic's award to several stars, including 'Ingrid Bergman' and 'Kirk Douglas', along with some small talk interviews. These were shot at Sardi's restaurant in New York, probably when it was closed, due to the utter quietness.
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- 1956–19601hTV EpisodeSalute to the All American Basketball Teams.
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- Episode: (1957)1956–19601hTV Episode
- Episode: (1957)1956–1960TV Episode
- 1956–1960TV EpisodeSteve Allen and Sammy Davis, Jr. perform a card trick with a little help from Orson Welles; Davis joins his uncle Will Mastin and his father Sammy Davis, Sr., for an athletic dance number; Davis performs singing impressions of Nat King Cole, Tony Bennett, Louis Armstrong, and others; and the "Allen Report to the Nation" deals with the tranquilizer pill, with Allen interviewing Louis Nye as the head of a pharmaceutical company, Tom Poston as chief of laboratory research, and Don Knotts as a jittery fill-in speaker at a medical convention. Additionally, singer Jill Corey performs "You Made Me Love You"; Peggy Cass appears in a "Man on the Street" segment which poses the question "What makes you laugh?"; Welles returns to perform a scene from "The Merchant of Venice"; and Sammy Davis, Jr. returns to perform a tap dance, backed by the Skitch Henderson Orchestra with Allen on bongos. Steve Allen does onstage commercials for Windex and Polaroid.
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- Episode: (1957)1956–1960TV Episode
- Episode: (1957)1956–1960TV EpisodeLou Costello in a restaurant skit where Gabe Dell takes the part of the bullying, Bud Abbott-type companion.
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- Todays guests are Abbott and Costello/Kukla, Fran and Ollie/Mickey Mantle/Lionel Hampton/Peggy King/Milt Kamen.
- 1956–1960TV EpisodeTony Bennett sings "One For My Baby". Floyd Patterson and Joe Louis talk to Steve about boxing and Floyd's title defense against Tommy "Hurricane" Jackson. Joanne Gilbert sings "Hello Bluebird". Show regulars, appear in a comedy satire on television quiz-masters. Steve plays a piano version of "Do You Ever Think of Me?" For the finale, the entire cast and guest list join in with a bevy of hula dancers for a production entitled "In the Middle of an Island".
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- Episode: (1957)1956–1960TV Episode
- Episode: (1957)1956–1960TV Episode
- Episode: (1957)1956–19601hTV EpisodeMartha does a song and dance number as planned, then again where all the props fail, Errol Flynn goes on a parody of "To Tell The Truth" where Knotts turns out to be him. Jimmy Dean sings an early Christmas number with Chroma-Key dancers.
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Sal Mineo, Rosemary Clooney, Shelley Berman, Dale Robertson, Peter Lawford, Guy Lombardo & Orchestra
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- Episode: (1957)1956–1960TV EpisodeTodays guests are Peter Ustinov, Margaret O'Brien, Jerry Vale, Mike Nichols and Elaine May, Martha Davis and Spouse.
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- Episode: (1958)1956–19601h 42mTV Episode
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- 1956–1960TV EpisodeAnita Ekberg, Alan Young, Joni James, John Bubbles, Tommy Prisco.
- In a comedy sketch with regulars Don Knotts, Joyce Jameson and Tom Poston, Marie McDonald portrays a celebrity approached by interviewers.
- 1956–1960TV EpisodeSteve's wife and sister-in-law, Jayne and Audrey Meadows, join him in a skit purporting to be a look at a real incident in their lives when they had a baby nurse, "Miss Huston" (played by Audrey). Dody does her usual rambling on, this time about baseball, as she replaces the "Billboard Girl" that announces next week's guests. Sammy Davis sings a rather obviously lipsynched number at the opening. Steve does a "report to the nation" sketch on the recession. Dody returns with the Meadows girls for the finale, a number based on the extremes of current ladies' fashions.
- Crawford takes part in the "Man in the street" skit, Tony Perkins and Steve do their impressions of autograph hounds, and Perkins, Abbe Lane and Cugat show some elements of an upcoming TV western.
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- Episode: (1958)1956–1960TV Episode
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- Episode: (1958)1956–19601hTV Episode
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- 1956–1960TV EpisodeCarson does a skit showing a children's show M.C. with a hangover, Marvin does different cop show approaches to the same scene.
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- 1956–1960TV EpisodeThe Stooges do their well-worn "Knife Throwing Maharaja" bit without improvisations, Bruce does a monologue about junkies, then moves on to a maudlin song story about loneliness, and Poston and Nye join Steve in a skit about two washed up song writers guesting on Perry Como.
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- In a salute to Hope's new film, "Beau James", skits, dance numbers and film clips devoted to onetime crooked prohibition-era New York mayor Jimmy Walker.
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- 1956–1960TV EpisodeAllen talks with Les Brown. Diana Dors sings; Allen introduces "Wife of Frankenstein," comedian Mort Sahl does a routine. Allen introduces regulars in their favorite performances. The cast pay tribute to Allen. Cast gathers for a party.