Season 9

E1. Joan Rivers co-hosts

Sep 1, 1969

Guests: singer Jimmy Dean Dr. Joyce Brothers singing team of Sam and Dave Bernadette Devlin, Northern Ireland Member of the British Parliament.

E2. Joan Rivers co-hosts

Sep 2, 1969

Guests: comedian Rodney Dangerfield singer Thelma Houston cartoonists Janice and Stanley Berenstain and cookbook author Robert Misch recipe made Napoleon's chicken morengo

E3. Joan Rivers co-hosts

Sep 3, 1969

Guests: singer Turley Richards songstress Odetta and Dr. Lendon Smith pediatrician and author of "The Children's Doctor".

E4. Joan Rivers co-hosts

Sep 4, 1969

Guests: actor Theodore Bikel comic Irwin C. Watson Jack Valente (President of the Motion Picture Association of America) and Philip Truex author of "The City Gardener".

E5. Joan Rivers concludes her co-hosting duties

Sep 5, 1969

Guests: singer James Brown The Dee Felice Trio (Jazz instrumental group) Dr. Irwin Stillman (author of "Doctor's Quick Inches Off Diet") and Robert L. Green, fashion editor of Playboy magazine Highlights: James Brown sings "Kansas City".

E6. Doug McClure co-hosts

Sep 8, 1969

Guests: actor Monte Markham of TV's "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town" singer Eloise Laws pop group Spiral Staircase and Jeffrey St. John author of "Countdown to Chaos". Highlights: Spiral Staircase performs "I Love You More Today Than Yesterday".

E7. Doug McClure co-hosts

Sep 9, 1969

Guests: singer Diana Trask Billards expert Willie Mosconi Philadelphia lawyer Lisa Richette Ben Smathers and the Stoney Mountain Cloggers

E8. Doug McClure co-hosts

Sep 10, 1969

Guests: comedienne Selma Diamond comic Rip Taylor bandleader Artie Shaw Gary Lewis and the Playboys

E9. Doug McClure co-hosts

Sep 11, 1969

Guests: actor Burt Reynolds producer Sheldon Leonard comedienne Lily Tomlin singer Jaye P. Morgan

E10. Doug McClure concludes his co-hosting duties

Sep 12, 1969

Guests: actress Julie Sommars singer Lynn Kellogg author Pearl S. Buck The Irish Rovers Robert L. Green fashion editor for Playboy

E11. Carol Lawrence co-hosts

Sep 15, 1969

Guests: singer Mel Torme comedian Henny Youngman football player turned actor Rosey Grier The Cowsills Highlights: The Cowsills perform "That's What You Get For Loving Me" and "If I Had My Way".

E12. Carol Lawrence co-hosts

Sep 16, 1969

Guests: actor Michael Dunn comedian Pat Morita actress Sylvia Syms film critic Judith Crist Stanley Loshizta (legibility)

E13. Carol Lawrence co-hosts

Sep 17, 1969

Guests: actor Robert Young The Checkmates Ltd. choreographer Ron Field author Robin Gill and a mystery guest

E14. Carol Lawrence co-hosts

Sep 18, 1969

Guests: former football player turned actor Jim Brown comedian Rodney Dangerfield Beatrice Garvan, curator of American art at the Philadelphia Museum of Art Louanne Ferris author of "I'm Done Crying" Friends of Distinction musical group

E15. Carol Lawrence concludes her co-hosting duties

Sep 19, 1969

Guests: singer Robert Goulet actor-impressionist Frank Gorshin producer David Susskind

E16. George Carlin co-hosts

Sep 22, 1969

Guests: entertainer Tessie O'Shea meterologist Dr. Frank Field singer D'Aldo Romano Walter Carlos who performs on an electronic instrument called the Moog synthesizer.

E17. George Carlin co-hosts

Sep 23, 1969

Guests: comedienne Hermione Gingold singer-songwriter Johnny Tillotson singer Marva Whitney Ted Sorensen who discusses his New York Senatorial ambition, campaign costs, our troops in Vietnam and whether or not Ted Kennedy will be a contender in the 1972 Presidential election.

E18. George Carlin co-hosts

Sep 24, 1969

Guests: singer Eartha Kitt actor Alejandro Rey entertainer Tiny Tim The Amazing Kreskin

E19. George Carlin co-hosts

Sep 25, 1969

Guests: actress Pamela Mason singer Frank Ifield comedienne Dody Goodman marriage broker Irving Field

E20. George Carlin concludes his co-hosting duties

Sep 26, 1969

Guests: singer Helen O'Connell disc jockey Bruce Morrow author Adela Rogers St. Johns ("The Honeycomb") Jay and the Americans

E21. comic Billy Baxter -substitute host

Sep 29, 1969

Guests: singer Odetta comedienne Dody Goodman Professor Ian McHarg, ecologist who wrote "Design With Nature".

E22. comedian Robert King -substitute host

Sep 30, 1969

Guests: singer Tammy Grimes attorney F. Lee Bailey The Great Manzini escape artist folksinger Tom Paxton

E23. Van Johnson -substitute host

Oct 1, 1969

Guests: actress Phyllis Newman organist Stan Kann author Robert Keal ("How to Choose Your House") who offers advice on protecting a home from burglars.

E24. Jimmy Dean -substitute host

Oct 2, 1969

Guests: actress Zsa Zsa Gabor actor Sal Mineo singer Laura Green news producer Robert Northside who talks about the misconception cantering on rioting being incited by the presence of TV cameras.

E25. George Carlin-substitute host

Oct 3, 1969

Guests: singer Lesley Gore golf pro Arnold Palmer singer Julius LaRosa magician Milbourne Christopher

E26. Eartha Kitt co-hosts

Oct 6, 1969

Guests: actor Cliff Robertson singer Frankie Laine designer Karl Lagerfeld The Dee Felice Quartet comic Billy Baxter Jean Nidetch founder of Weight Watchers.

E27. Eartha Kitt co-hosts

Oct 7, 1969

Guests: comedian Robert Klein Dennis Yost and the Classic IV TV personality George Jessel Joe McGinniss author of "The Selling of the President", a detailed account of President Nixon's TV campaign.

E28. Eartha Kitt co-hosts

Oct 8, 1969

Guests: humorist Myron Cohen The Free Design musical group consumer advocate Ralph Nader fashion humorist Judith Keith author of "I Haven't a Thing to Wear" singer Larry Santos

E29. Eartha Kitt co-hosts

Oct 9, 1969

Guests: comic Morty Gunty photographer-journalist David Douglas Duncan (author of "Self-Portrait: U.S.A.") fashion designer Marc Bohan, men's styles are modeled.

E30. Eartha Kitt concludes her co-hosting duties

Oct 10, 1969

Guests: singer Frank Sinatra Jr. Mrs. Coretta Scott King The Young Tahitian Dancers