OT (tv): "fernwood 2nite" tapes???

[mark]

this is off the topic of movies, but tv is a pretty popular topic here as well...

if you've ever seen "Fernwood 2nite" then you know it was a hysterical LOL show in the late 70s with martin mull and the great fred willard...a talk show parody.

i'd like to work a trade for old episodes...they aren't to be found anywhere or in reruns...i started watching this when nick at night reran the series about five years ago...i see them for sale on ebay once in a great while but the price is really high...

any info is appreciated...

thanks,
mark

[peter johnson]

No help in getting dupes, but go see the film clip here in the reviews for ROBOCHIC:  Kip King, who played the rabbi on the "Talk to a Jew" spots as well as many other Fernwood residents -- you'll recognize him -- plays Dr. VonColon.

[mark]

i'll check that out...that show was SO funny...i can't believe there isn't more web material on it...

(another fernwood type appearance)

there is a really bad pseudo-documentary student film called "elvis is alive! i swear i just saw him eating a ding dong!"...but it has a short segment with fred willard cleaning his pool dressed the part of an elvis impersonator...he tells the interviewer that he hasn't seen elvis but maybe someone saw him (fred) cleaning his pool...it's very funny if you're a willard fan.

-mark

[ihearttv]

I have several episodes of FERNOOD 2NITE and AMERICA 2NITE on VHS as wll as a 35 page list of other shows as well...
Let me know if you see anything you like...

-JOE

---ACTION – fox – 9/16/99 – 12/2/99
Every Episode
1st Season 1999
1.   100   16 Sep 99    Pilot
2.   101   16 Sep 99    Re-enter the Dragon
3.   102   23 Sep 99    Blood Money
4.   103   30 Sep 99    Blowhard
5.   108   21 Oct 99    Mr. Dragon Goes To Washington
6.   104   28 Oct 99    Twelfth-Step To Hell
7.   110   2 Dec 99    Strong Sexual Content
8.   107   2 Dec 99    Lights, Camera, Action
9.   109   UNKNOWN    Dead Man Floating
10.   105   UNKNOWN    Dragon’s Blood
11.   112   UNKNOWN    One Easy Piece
12.   111   UNKNOWN    The Last Ride of the Elephant Princess
13.   106   UNKNOWN    Love Sucks


---AMERICA 2NITE – syndicated - 1978
   (See FERNWOOD 2NITE)
   #09   4-20-77      04/20/78   
#13            04/26/78   
   #16    The Condensed Bible   05/01/78   Jim Nabors
#18             05/03/78   Jill St. John
#19    New Talent      05/04/78   Gary Coleman & Corey Feldman
#33              05/24/78   Vincent Price
   #??            ??/??/??   Abe Vigoda


---ARLI$$ - hbo – 8/10/96 – current
Several Episodes
   #58   5-12   8-27-00 - Where There’s a Will…
#60   6-1   6-10-01
#61   6-2   6-17-01
#62   6-3   6-24-01
#63   6-4   7-1-01


---THE BEN STILLER SHOW – fox - 9/27/92 – 1/31/93

The Ben Stiller Show ran for twelve episodes on the Fox network in 1992-1993. It regularly hit near last place in the Nielsens. After its cancellation, the show won the Emmy for comedy writing, beating out Saturday Night Live and two other Fox sketch shows, In Living Color and The Edge. Proof that at least someone with a sense of humor was watching, even though Fox kept juggling time slots, and for a while had it running opposite 60 Minutes. Oops. Two years later, Comedy Central picked up The Ben Stiller Show and ran it in syndication, even running a “lost� 13th episode.
 
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13 - The Lost Episode


---BIZARRE – showtime 1980-85
Several Un-catalogued episodes.
Half Hour series of early 80’s Sketch Comedy Show starring Jon Byner and the occasional naked lady. Of greatest note: the first appearances of Super Dave
Osborne


---THE CHRIS ROCK SHOW – hbo
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Jayson Williams
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The Best of The Chris Rock Show
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---CRIME STORY – nbc – 1986-1988
1   9-18-86      Pilot (1)   
2   9-18-86      Pilot (2)
3   9-19-86      Final Transmission
4   9-26-86      Shadow Dancer


---CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM – hbo

Season 1
0- 1   17 Oct 00   Pilot - Larry David: Curb Your Enthusiasm (1 hr)
1- 1   15 Oct 00   The Pants Tent
1- 2   22 Oct 00   Ted and Mary
1- 3   29 Oct 00   Porno Gil
1- 4   05 Nov 00   The Bracelet
1- 5   12 Nov 00   Interior Decorator
1- 6   19 Nov 00   The Wire
1- 7   26 Nov 00   Aamco
1- 8   03 Dec 00   Beloved Aunt
1- 9   10 Dec 00   Affirmative Action
1-10   17 Dec 00   The Group


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7/19/01
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7/24/01
7/25/01 – 5th Anniversary Special
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---DANA CARVEY SHOW – abc

Boyish comedian Dana Carvey stirred up a hornet’s nest ofcontroversy with this over-the-top sketch comedy series, which showed how far “edgy� sponsors were willing-or not willing- to go on American TV. The idea was for each weeks sponsor to get title billing- the first episode was called “The Taco Bell Dana Carvey Show� – and then demonstrate its sense of humor by allowing its product to be gently spoofed in the sketches that followed. But when Taco Bell saw what it got, it canceled all future advertising, as did several other sponsors. What caused the ruckus? The premiere opened with a chorus of dancing Taco Bell clerks introducing Carvey by name, “cause he’s a shameless whore…�
This segued nto Saturday Night Live-style political sketches, including President Bill Clinton ripping off his shirt to reveal a chest full of nipples, with which he suckled babies and small animals (to show how nurturing he was). And First Lady Hilary Clinton locked in a Ehite House room, under “house arrest,� screaming like a banshee demanding to be let out.
Pizza Hut, explaining its pull-out, said it’s audience was “family and children…we only align with projects that meet the family brand.� The sponsor’s name was omitted from the title in later episodes, but Carvey, to his credit, did not let up; later sketches included a scatological takeoff on The Wizard of Oz and “First Ladies as dogs�, with Jackie Kennedy barking and eating dog biscuits. With sponsors heading for the door, and only moderately large audiences, the series was canceled after two months.

1st Season 1995

1- 2   19 Mar 96   The Mug Root Beer Dana Carvey Show
1- 3   26 Mar 96   The Mountain Dew Dana Carvey Show
1- 4   2 Apr 96   Diet Mug Root Beer Dana Carvey Show
1- 5   9 Apr 96   Dana Carvey Show-sponsored by Pepsi
1- 6    23 Apr 96   Szechuan Dynasty Dana Carvey Show
1- 7   30 Apr 96   The Dana Carvey Show 5-11-01


---DENNIS MILLER LIVE - hbo

3-30-01   David Spade      Being Cool
4-20-01   Tom Green      Meddling in Others’ Affairs
5-11-01   Megan Mullally   Reality TV
6-22-01   Andy Dick      Civil Disobedience
6-15-01   Alan Ball      Death

---THE DOWNER CHANNEL - nbc

Premiere Episode

 
---ERROLL MORRIS’ FIRST PERSON

“The Parrotâ€�      3-29-00
“The Stalkerâ€�      3-22-00
Gretchen Worden - Director of the Mutter Museum 4-12-00
Andrew Capoccia- Mr. Debt – Lawyer, Consumer Advocate 4-19-00


---FERNWOOD 2NITE - syndicated

4 July 1977 - 30 September 1977; 10 April 1978 - 18 August 1978 (Later known as AMERICA 2 NITE)

A satire of talk shows, Fernwood 2-Night was developed by Norman Lear to fill the summer gap between Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman and Forever Fernwood Set in the same fictional Ohio town as Lear’s soap opera parody “MH,MH� it’s stars included Barth Gimble(MARTIN MULL), the shows host & twin brother of a character that Mull played on “MH,MH� and Jerry Hubbard (FRED WILLARD) as his co-host. Happy Kyne leads the band, the Mirth-Makers.
The next year it underwent a name and location change and became “America 2Night� (SEE ABOVE).
#43    Sex Therapy      8-29-77
#44    Real Estate Tips   8-30-77
#45    Skateboard Angel   9-02-77
#47    Rev. Chung Hee   9-06-77
#60    Harry Shearer      9-23-77


---FLIP! (The Flip Wilson Show)

2/25/71
1/13/72


---FREAKS AND GEEKS - nbc

Every Episode - 1st Season 1999
1.   100    25 Sep 99    Pilot
2.    101    2 Oct 99    Beers and Weirs
3.    102    30 Oct 99    Tricks and Treats
4   104    6 Nov 99    Tests and Breasts
5.   105    13 Nov 99    I’m With the Band
6.   110    10 Jan 00    Carded and Discarded
7.   106    17 Jan 00    Girlfriends and Boyfriends
8.   107    24 Jan 00    We’ve Got Spirit
9.   108    31 Jan 00    The Diary
10.   109    7 Feb 00    Looks and Books
11.   111    13 Mar 00    The Garage Door
12.   112    20 Mar 00    Chokin’ and Tokin’
13.   116    8 Jul 00    Smooching and Mooching
14.   117    8 Jul 00    The Little Things
15.   113    8 Jul 00    Discos and Dragons
16.   103    UNAIRED    Kim Kelly is My Friend
17.   114    UNAIRED    Dead Dogs and Gym Teachers
18.   115    UNAIRED    Noshing and Moshing

 
---FROM THE EARTH TO THE MOON – hbo
Mini-Series chronicling NASA’s efforts to get to the moon.  Produced by TOM HANKS and starring an all-star cast.


---GET A LIFE - fox
Every Episode of the absurd farce starring Chris Elliot

1st Season 1990
1- 1   23 Sep 90   Terror on the Hell Loop 2000
1- 2   30 Sep 90   The Prettiest Week of My Life
1- 3   7 Oct 90   Dadicus
1- 4   14 Oct 90   A Family Affair
1- 5   21 Oct 90   Pile of Death
1- 6   4 Nov 90   Chris Peterson is a Steel Drivin’ Man [aka Paperboy 2000]
1- 7   11 Nov 90   Drivers License
1- 8   18 Nov 90   The Sitting
1- 9   2 Dec 90   Bored Straight
1-10   16 Dec 90   Zoo Animals on Wheels
1-11   6 Jan 91   Roots
1-12   3 Feb 91   The Counterfeit Watch Story
1-13   10 Feb 91   Chris vs. Donald
1-14   24 Feb 91   Chris Wins a Celebrity
1-15   10 Mar 91   Houseboy 2000
1-16    24 Mar 91    Married
1-17    31 Mar 91    Camping 2000
1-18    7 Apr 91    The Construction Worker Show
1-19    21 Apr 91    The Big City
1-20    28 Apr 91    Neptune 2000
1-21    12 May 91    The One Where Chris and Larry Switch Lives
1-22    19 May 91    Psychic 2000

2nd Season 1991

2- 1    9 Nov 91    Chris Moves Out
2- 2    16 Nov 91    Larry on the Loose
2- 3    23 Nov 91    Meat Locker 2000
2- 4    30 Nov 91    Health Inspector 2000
2- 5    7 Dec 91    Chris Gets His Tonsils Out
2- 6    14 Dec 91    Prisoner of Love
2- 7    21 Dec 91    Chris Becomes an Escort
2- 8    12 Jan 92    Girlfriend 2000
2- 9    19 Jan 92    Chris’ Brain
2-10    2 Feb 92    Bad Fish
2-11    9 Feb 92    Spewey and Me
2-12    1 Mar 92    1977 2000
2-13    8 Mar 92    Clip Show


---G.I JOE – syndicated

Every Episode – Animated (poor quality)


---THE GREATEST AMERICAN HERO

Every Episode (45) 1981-1986

1st Season Spring 1981
1- 1    18 Mar 81    The Greatest American Hero (1)
1- 2    18 Mar 81    The Greatest American Hero (2)
1- 3    25 Mar 81    The Hit Car
1- 4    1 Apr 81    Here’s Looking at You Kid
1- 5    8 Apr 81    Saturday on Sunset Boulevard
1- 6    15 Apr 81    Reseda Rose
1- 7    29 Apr 81    My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys
1- 8    6 May 81    Fire Man
1- 9    13 May 81    The Best Desk Scenario

2nd Season Fall 1981

2- 1    4 Nov 81    The Two-Hundred-Mile-an-Hour Fastball
2- 2    11 Nov 81    Operation Spoil Sport
2- 3    18 Nov 81    Don’t Mess Around With Jim
2- 4    25 Nov 81    Hog Wild
2- 5    2 Dec 81    Classical Gas
2- 6    9 Dec 81    The Beast in Black
2- 7    16 Dec 81    The Lost Diablo
2- 8    6 Jan 82    Plague
2- 9    13 Jan 82    A Train of Thought
2-10    20 Jan 82    Now You See It...
2-11    27 Jan 82    The Hand-Painted Thai
2-12    3 Feb 82    Just Another Three Ring Circus
2-13    10 Feb 82    The Shock Will Kill You
2-14    17 Feb 82    A Chicken In Every Plot
2-15    24 Feb 82    The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea
2-16    3 Mar 82    It’s All Downhill From Here
2-17    17 Mar 82    Dreams
2-18    24 Mar 82    There’s Just No Accounting...
2-19    31 Mar 82    The Good Samaritan
2-20    7 Apr 82    Captain Bellybuster and the Speed Factory
2-21    14 Apr 82    Who Woo in America
2-22    28 Apr 82    Lilacs, Mr. Maxwell

3rd Season 1982

3- 1    29 Oct 82    Divorce Venusian Style
3- 2    5 Nov 82    The Price is Right
3- 3    12 Nov 82    This is the One the Suit Was Meant For
3- 4    19 Nov 82    The Resurrection of Carlini
3- 5    6 Jan 83    The Newlywed Game
3- 6    13 Jan 83    Heaven is in Your Genes
3- 7    20 Jan 83    Live at Eleven
3- 8    27 Jan 83    Space Ranger
3- 9    3 Feb 83    Thirty Seconds Over Little Tokyo
3-10    UNAIRED    Wizards and Warlocks
3-11    UNAIRED    It’s Only Rock and Roll
3-12    UNAIRED    Desperado
3-13    UNAIRED    Vanity, Says the Preacher

Pilot for new series 1986
S- 1 UNAIRED The Greatest American Heroine
   

---THE HONEYMOONERS

The Original 39 episodes
 

--- MUSEUM OF TELEVISION AND RADIO INFLUENCES - bravo

John Lithgow & Larry Gelbart
Roseanne & David Chase


---JACKASS – mtv

All Season 1 Episodes


---THE KIDS IN THE HALL –hbo/comedy central/cbs

I have all of season 1, 2 & 3

Season 4:
401
402
403

407
408

410
411
412
413
414
415

418

420

Season 5:
501

504
505
506
507

511
512
513

515
516
517
518

520
521


---THE LARRY SANDERS SHOW – hbo - 1992 – 1998

One of TV’s all-time greatest shows…
Comic Garry Shandling draws upon his own talk show experiences to create the character of Larry Sanders (Shandling), a paranoid, insecure host of a late night talk show! Larry, along with his obsequious TV sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor) and his fiercely protective producer Artie (Rip Torn, who gives Homer Simpson a run for his money as the funniest tv character of all- time), allows Garry Shandling and his talented writers to look behind the scenes and to show us a convincing slice of behind the camera life.

All 89 Episodes

1st Season 1992
1. 1- 1 104 15 Aug 92 The Garden Weasel
2. 1- 2 105 22 Aug 92 The Promise
3. 1- 3 106 29 Aug 92 The Spider Episode
4. 1- 4 109 5 Sep 92 Guest Host
5. 1- 5 111 12 Sep 92 The New Producer
6. 1- 6 102 19 Sep 92 The Flirt Episode
7. 1- 7 112 26 Sep 92 Hank’s Contract
8. 1- 8 107 3 Oct 92 Out of the Loop
9. 1- 9 113 10 Oct 92 Talk Show
10. 1-10 108 17 Oct 92 Party
11. 1-11 103 24 Oct 92 The Warmth Episode
12. 1-12 110 31-Oct-92 A Brush With the Elbow of Greatness
13. 1-13 101 7 Nov 92 Hey Now

2nd Season 1993

14. 2- 1 201 2 Jun 93 The Breakdown (1)
15. 2- 2 202 2 Jun 93 The Breakdown (2)
16. 2- 3 203 9 Jun 93 The List
17. 2- 4 204 16 Jun 93 The Stalker
18. 2- 5 209 23 Jun 93 Larry’s Agent
19. 2- 6 207 30 Jun 93 The Hankerciser 200
20. 2- 7 210 7 Jul 93 Life Behind Larry
21. 2- 8 206 14 Jul 93 Artie’s Gone
22. 2- 9 205 21 Jul 93 Larry Loses Interest
23. 2-10 211 28 Jul 93 Larry’s Partner
24. 2-11 208 4 Aug 93 Broadcast Nudes
25. 2-12 212 11 Aug 93 Larry’s Birthday
26. 2-13 213 18 Aug 93 Being There
27. 2-14 215 25 Aug 93 Performance Artist
28. 2-15 214 8 Sep 93 Hank’s Wedding
29. 2-16 216 15 Sep 93 Off Camera
30. 2-17 217 22 Sep 93 The Grand Opening
31. 2-18 218 29 Sep 93 L.A. or N.Y.?

3rd Season 1994

32. 3- 1 302 22 Jun 94 Montana
33. 3- 2 303 29 Jun 94 You’re Having My Baby
34. 3- 3 304 6 Jul 94 Would You Do Me a Favor?
35. 3- 4 301 13 Jul 94 The Gift Episode
36. 3- 5 307 20 Jul 94 People’s Choice
37. 3- 6 309 27 Jul 94 Hank’s Night in the Sun
38. 3- 7 310 3 Aug 94 Office Romance
39. 3- 8 308 10 Aug 94 The Mr. Sharon Stone Show
40. 3- 9 306 17 Aug 94 Headwriter
41. 3-10 311 24 Aug 94 Like No Business I Know
42. 3-11 312 31 Aug 94 Larry Loses a Friend
43. 3-12 313 7 Sep 94 Doubt of the Benefit
44. 3-13 314 14 Sep 94 Hank’s Divorce
45. 3-14 305 21 Sep 94 The Fourteenth Floor
46. 3-15 317 28 Sep 94 Next Stop Bottom
47. 3-16 315 5 Oct 94 Arthur’s Crisis
48. 3-17 316 12 Oct 94 End of the Season

4th Season 1995

49. 4- 1 401 19 Jul 95 Roseanne’s Return
50. 4- 2 402 26 Jul 95 Hank’s New Assistant
51. 4- 3 405 2 Aug 95 Arthur After Hours
52. 4- 4 404 9 Aug 95 The Bump
53. 4- 5 406 16 Aug 95 Jeannie’s Visit
54. 4- 6 407 23 Aug 95 The P.A.
55. 4- 7 403 30 Aug 95 Hank’s Sex Tape
56. 4- 8 409 13 Sep 95 Nothing Personal
57. 4- 9 410 20-Sep-95 Brother, Can You Spare 1.2 Million?
58. 4-10 411 27 Sep 95 Conflict of Interest
59. 4-11 412 11 Oct 95 I Was a Teenage Lesbian
60. 4-12 413 18 Oct 95 Larry’s Sitcom
61. 4-13 408 25 Oct 95 Larry’s Big Idea
62. 4-14 414 1 Nov 95 Beverly and the Prop Job
63. 4-15 415 8 Nov 95 0.409
64. 4-16 417 15 Nov 95 Eight
65. 4-17 416 22 Nov 95 Larry’s On Vacation

5th Season 1996

66. 5- 1 503 13 Nov 96 Everybody Loves Larry
67. 5- 2 505 20 Nov 96 My Name is Asher Kingsley
68. 5- 3 501 27 Nov 96 Where is the Love?
69. 5- 4 508 11 Dec 96 Ellen, or Isn’t She?
70. 5- 5 507 18 Dec 96 The New Writer
71. 5- 6 506 8 Jan 97 The Matchmaker
72. 5- 7 509 15 Jan 97 Make a Wish
73. 5- 8 511 22 Jan 97 Arthur and Angie and Hank and Hercules
74. 5- 9 510 29 Jan 97 The Prank
75. 5-10 512 5 Feb 97 The Book
76. 5-11 504 12 Feb 97 Pain Equals Funny
77. 5-12 513 19 Feb 97 The Roast
78. 5-13 502 26 Feb 97 Larry’s New Love

6th Season 1998

79. 6- 1 603 15 Mar 98 Another List
80. 6- 2 604 22 Mar 98 The Beginning of the End
81. 6- 3 606 29 Mar 98 As My Career Lay Dying
82. 6- 4 602 5 Apr 98 Pilots and Pens Lost
83. 6- 5 607 12 Apr 98 The Interview
84. 6- 6 605 19 Apr 98 Adolf Hankler
85. 6- 7 601 26 Apr 98 Beverly’s Secret
86. 6- 8 608 3 May 98 I Buried Sid
87. 6- 9 610 10 May 98 Just the Perfect Blendship
88. 6-10 609 17 May 98 Putting the “Gay� Back In Litigation
89. 6-11 611/612 31 May 98 Flip (60 min)
   

---THE LATE, LATE SHOW WITH CRAIG KILBORNE

5-17-01   Ben Affleck

 
---LATELINE – nbc - 1998-1999

In 1998, Dateline, a NBC newsmagazine show, became a success and at one time spanned four nights a week on NBC. Ironically, one of the mid-season’s comedy shows was named Lateline. The show’s idea was very common on popping up every year or show. Pearce McKenzie is the host of a news show that does in-depth stories just like the real Dateline. The rest of the cast members portray show executives and staff that work behind the camera to put the show together. Al Freundlich is a man who has been working at Lateline for a long time and hope to take Pearce’s spot. With news humor and “Technical Difficulties� moments, Lateline was the first of many shows, for example ABC’s “Sports Night� that had the comedy of broadcasting a national network show.

#19 - The 7th Plague (UNAIRED)


---LATE NIGHT WITH CONAN O’BRIEN

1st Show
2nd Show
Conan & Andy’s Last Show in LA - 11/12/99
Andy Richter’s Last Show NBC
5th Anniversary Prime Time Special



---LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID  LETTERMAN – nbc - 1982-1993

2-02-82 – Dave’s 1st Show w/ Bill Murray and Mr. Wizard
---THE LATE SHOW WITH DAVID LETTERMAN – cbs –1993-current
3-21-01 - Jerry Seinfeld (1st Stand Up in 3 year) & Paul Simon CBS
2-02-01 – Jack Black
5-17-01 – Danny DeVito


---LAW & ORDER – nbc/a&e

Pilot Episode


---MR. SHOW WITH BOB & DAVID – hbo –1994-1999
 
All 33 Episodes + 3 Best-Of-Shows

---NEWWSRADIO – nbc/a&e - 1995-1999

NewsRadio is set at WNYX, a New York all-news radio station. The owner of WNYX, Jimmy James, is an eccentric billionaire who loves to meddle in the affairs of the staff. Dave Nelson, station manager for most of NewsRadio’s run, is the calm focal point for the station. The rest of the staff is made up of: on-air reporters Catherine Duke, Bill McNeal and Max Louis; producer Lisa Miller; engineer Joe Garelli; secretary Beth; and the incompetent Matthew Brock, ostensibly a producer.
I need Primo Episodes w/ ***

1st Season Spring 1995

1.   1- 1    100    21 Mar 95    Pilot
2.    1- 2    102    28 Mar 95    Inappropriate
3.    1- 3    103    4 Apr 95    Smoking
4.    1- 4    101    11 Apr 95    The Crisis
5.    1- 5    105    18 Apr 95    Big Day
6.    1- 6    104    2 May 95    Luncheon at the Waldorf
7.    1- 7    106    9 May 95    Sweeps Week

2nd Season 1995

8.     2- 1    202    19 Sep 95      No, This is Not Based Entirely on Julie’s Life
9.    2- 2    201    26 Sep 95    Goofy Ball
10.    2- 3    205    10 Oct 95    Rat Funeral
11.    2- 4    206    31 Oct 95    The Breakup
12.    2- 5    208    7 Nov 95    The Shrink
***13. 2- 6    209    14 Nov 95    Friends
14.    2- 7    207    21 Nov 95    Bill’s Autobiography
15.    2- 8    210    28 Nov 95    Negotiation
16.    2- 9    204    12 Dec 95    The Cane
***17. 2-10 212 19 Dec 95 Xmas Story
18. 2-11 211 7 Jan 96 Station Sale
19. 2-12 213 14 Jan 96 b***h Session
20. 2-13 217 4 Feb 96 In Through the Out Door
21. 2-14 218 18 Feb 96 The Song Remains the Same
22. 2-15 214 25 Feb 96 Zoso
23. 2-16 215 10 Mar 96 Houses of the Holy
24. 2-17 216 24 Mar 96 Physical Graffiti
25. 2-18 221 31 Mar 96 Led Zeppelin
26. 2-19 219 14 Apr 96 Presence
27. 2-20 220 21 Apr 96 Coda
28. 2-21 222 28 Apr 96 Led Zeppelin II

3rd Season 1996

29. 3- 1 18 Sep 96 President
30. 3- 2 25 Sep 96 Review
31. 3- 3 2 Oct 96 Massage Chair
32. 3- 4 23 Oct 96 Arcade
***33. 3- 5 30 Oct 96 Halloween
34. 3- 6 6 Nov 96 Awards Show
35. 3- 7 13 Nov 96 Daydream
***36. 3- 8 20 Nov 96 Movie Star
37. 3- 9 11 Dec 96 Stocks
***38. 3-10 18 Dec 96 Christmas
***39. 3-11 19 Dec 96 The Trainer
***40. 3-12 8 Jan 97 Rap
***41. 3-13 15 Jan 97 Led Zeppelin Boxed Set
***42. 3-14 29 Jan 97 Complaint Box
***43. 3-15 5 Feb 97 Rose Bowl
***44. 3-16 12 Feb 97 Kids
45. 3-17 19 Feb 97 Airport
46. 3-18 12 Mar 97 Twins
47. 3-19 19 Mar 97 Office Feud
***48. 3-20 2 Apr 97 Our Fiftieth Episode
49. 3-21 7 May 97 Sleeping
***50. 3-22 7 May 97 The Real Deal
***51. 3-23 14 May 97 Mistake
***52. 3-24 21 May 97 Space
53. 3-25 5 Jun 97 Injury

4th Season 1997

***54. 4- 1 401 23 Sep 97 Jumper
***55. 4- 2 402 30 Sep 97 Planbee
***56. 4- 3 404 28 Oct 97 The Public Domain
57. 4- 4 403 4 Nov 97 Super Karate Monkey Death Car
58. 4- 5 405 11 Nov 97 French Diplomacy
***59. 4- 6 407 18 Nov 97 Pure Evil
60. 4- 7 408 25 Nov 97 Catherine Moves On
***61. 4- 8 409 16 Dec 97 Stupid Holiday Charity Talent Show
62. 4- 9 406 1 Jan 98 The Secret of Management
63. 4-10 412 6 Jan 98 Look Who’s Talking
64. 4-11 410 13 Jan 98 Chock
65. 4-12 411 20 Jan 98 Who’s the Boss? (1)
66. 4-13 413 3 Feb 98 Who’s the Boss? (2)
67. 4-14 415 24 Feb 98 Security Door
68. 4-15 414 3 Mar 98 Big Brother
69. 4-16 416 18 Mar 98 Beep, Beep
***70. 4-17 417 25 Mar 98 Balloon
71. 4-18 418 8 Apr 98 Copy Machine
72. 4-19 419 15 Apr 98 Monster Rancher
73. 4-20 420 29 Apr 98 4:20
74. 4-21 421 6 May 98 Jackass Junior High
75. 4-22 422 12 May 98 Sinking Ship

5th Season 1998

76. 5- 1 23 Sep 98 Bill Moves On
77. 5- 2 7 Oct 98 Meet the Max Louis
78. 5- 3 14 Oct 98 Lucky Burger
79. 5- 4 21 Oct 98 Noise
80. 5- 5 28 Oct 98 Flowers for Matthew
81. 5- 6 4 Nov 98 Jail (1)
82. 5- 7 11 Nov 98 The Lam (2)
83. 5- 8 24 Nov 98 Clash of the Titans (3)
84. 5- 9 9 Dec 98 Boston
85. 5-10 15 Dec 98 Spooky Rapping Crypt
86. 5-11 5 Jan 99 Stinkbutt
87. 5-12 12 Jan 99 Apartment
88. 5-13 2 Feb 99 Towers
89. 5-14 9 Feb 99 Hair
90. 5-15 16 Feb 99 Assistant
91. 5-16 23 Feb 99 Wino (1)
92. 5-17 2 Mar 99 Wedding (2)
93. 5-18 9 Mar 99 Ploy
94. 5-19 13 Apr 99 Padded Suit
95. 5-20 20 Apr 99 Freaky Friday
96. 5-21 27 Apr 99 Retirement (1)
97. 5-22 4 May 99 New Hampshire (2)
•   Norm (The Norm Show)- ABC
“Norm Vs. The Evil Twin�
“Norm Vs. Christmas�
•   Police Squad – ABC – 1982

Starring Leslie Nielson
Pre-Cursor to The Naked Gun movies. Hilarious!!
All of 1st (and only) Season 1982
1. 001 4 Mar 82 A Substantial Gift (The Broken Promise)
2. 002 11 Mar 82 Ring of Fear (A Dangerous Assignment)
3. 005 18 Mar 82 The Butler Did It (A Bird in the Hand)
4. 004 25 Mar 82 Revenge and Remorse (The Guilty Alibi)
5. 003 1 Jul 82 Rendezvous at Big Gulch (Terror in the Neighborhood)
6. 006 8 Jul 82 Testimony of Evil (Dead Men Don’t Laugh)
•   Prime Time Glick – Comedy Central
Starring Martin Short
Episode 1 -
Episode 2 -
Episode 3 – Rob Lowe & Billy Crystal
Episode 4 – Molly Shannon & John Salley
Episode 5 – Paul Schaeffer & Damon Wayans
•   Sanford and Son
50 plus episodes
•   Saturday Night Live – NBC
COMPLETE NBC BROADCASTS (NOT Comedy Central’s 1-Hour Shows)
4-13-91 Catherine O’Hara & REM
10-5-91 Jeff Daniels & Color Me Badd
10-12-91 Kirstie Alley & Tom Petty (Cast of Cheers)
10-26-91 Christian Slater & Bonne Raitt
11-23-91 Macauly Culkin & Tin Machine (George Wendt)
12-7-91 MC Hammer
2-15-92 Jason Priestly & Teenage Fan Club
3-14-92 John Goodman & Garth Brooks
10-21-00 Dana Carvey & The Wallflowers (Robert DeNiro, The Baja Men)
11-18-00 Tom Green & David Grey
12-16-00 Lucy Liu & Jay-Z
1-13-01 Charlie Sheen & Nelly Furtado
2-17-01 Sean Hayes & Shaggy w/ Ricardo “Rik Rok� Ducent and Rayvon
3-10-01 Conan O’Brien & Don Henley
3-17-01 Julia Stiles & Aerosmith (David Coperfield)
3-24-01 Kate Hudson & Radiohead
5-12-01 Lara Flynn Boyle & Bon Jovi (Lou Reed)
The Best of John Belushi
The Best of Mike Myers
The Best of Steve Martin
•   Science Court - ABC
Fossils
•   Seinfeld
NBC – 1989-1998
Every Episode in Order on 26 tapes SP
Pilot Summer 1989 (series is titled The Seinfeld Chronicles)
1. 0- 1 101 5 Jul 89 Good News, Bad News
1st Season Spring 1990
(series is re-titled Seinfeld)
2. 1- 1 103 31 May 90 The Stakeout
3. 1- 2 104 7 Jun 90 The Robbery
4. 1- 3 102 14 Jun 90 Male Unbonding
5. 1- 4 105 21 Jun 90 The Stock Tip
2nd Season Winter 1991
6. 2- 1 201 23 Jan 91 The Ex-Girlfriend
7. 2- 2 202 30 Jan 91 The Pony Remark
8. 2- 3 205 6 Feb 91 The Jacket
9. 2- 4 207 13 Feb 91 The Phone Message
10. 2- 5 208 4 Apr 91 The Apartment
11. 2- 6 210 11 Apr 91 The Statue
12. 2- 7 212 18 Apr 91 The Revenge
13. 2- 8 211 25 Apr 91 The Heart Attack
14. 2- 9 213 2 May 91 The Deal
15. 2-10 204 16 May 91 The Baby Shower
16. 2-11 206 23 May 91 The Chinese Restaurant
17. 2-12 203 26 Jun 91 The Busboy
3rd Season 1991
18. 3- 1 301 18 Sep 91 The Note
19. 3- 2 302 25 Sep 91 The Truth
20. 3- 3 305 2 Oct 91 The Pen
21. 3- 4 303 9 Oct 91 The Dog
22. 3- 5 304 16 Oct 91 The Library
23. 3- 6 306 30 Oct 91 The Parking Garage
24. 3- 7 307 6 Nov 91 The Cafe
25. 3- 8 308 13 Nov 91 The Tape
26. 3- 9 309 20 Nov 91 The Nose Job
27. 3-10 209 27 Nov 91 The Stranded
28. 3-11 310 4 Dec 91 The Alternate Side
29. 3-12 311 11 Dec 91 The Red Dot
30. 3-13 313 8 Jan 92 The Subway
31. 3-14 314 15 Jan 92 The Pez Dispenser
32. 3-15 312 29 Jan 92 The Suicide
33. 3-16 317 5 Feb 92 The Fix-Up
34. 3-17 315 12 Feb 92 The Boyfriend
(1)
35. 3-18 316 12 Feb 92 The Boyfriend
(2)
36. 3-19 318 26 Feb 92 The Limo
37. 3-20 319 4 Mar 92 The Good Samaritan
38. 3-21 320 25 Mar 92 The Letter
39. 3-22 322 22 Apr 92 The Parking Space
40. 3-23 321 6 May 92 The Keys
4th Season 1992
41. 4- 1 401 12 Aug 92 The Trip (1)
42. 4- 2 402 19 Aug 92 The Trip (2)
43. 4- 3 403 16 Sep 92 The Pitch
44. 4- 4 404 16 Sep 92 The Ticket
45. 4- 5 405 23 Sep 92 The Wallet
(1)
46. 4- 6 406 30 Sep 92 The Watch (2)
47. 4- 7 407 7 Oct 92 The Bubble Boy
48. 4- 8 408 28 Oct 92 The Cheever Letters
49. 4- 9 409 4 Nov 92 The Opera
50. 4-10 410 11 Nov 92 The Virgin
51. 4-11 411 18 Nov 92 The Contest
52. 4-12 412 25 Nov 92 The Airport
53. 4-13 413 16 Dec 92 The Pick
54. 4-14 415 6 Jan 93 The Movie
55. 4-15 414 27 Jan 93 The Visa
56. 4-16 417 4 Feb 93 The Shoes
57. 4-17 416 11 Feb 93 The Outing
58. 4-18 418 18 Feb 93 The Old Man
59. 4-19 419 25 Feb 93 The Implant
60. 4-20 421 18 Mar 93 The Junior Mint
61. 4-21 422 15 Apr 93 The Smelly Car
62. 4-22 420 13 May 93 The Handicap Spot
63. 4-23 423 20 May 93 The Pilot (1)
64. 4-24 424 20 May 93 The Pilot (2)
5th Season 1993
65. 5- 1 501 16 Sep 93 The Mango
66. 5- 2 503 23 Sep 93 The Puffy Shirt
67. 5- 3 502 30 Sep 93 The Glasses
68. 5- 4 504 7 Oct 93 The Sniffing Accountant
69. 5- 5 505 4 Oct 93 The Bris
70. 5- 6 506 28 Oct 93 The Lip Reader
71. 5- 7 508 4 Nov 93 The Non-Fat Yogurt
72. 5- 8 507 11 Nov 93 The Barber
73. 5- 9 509 18 Nov 93 The Masseuse
74. 5-10 510 9 Dec 93 The Cigar Store Indian
75. 5-11 511 16 Dec 93 The Conversion
76. 5-12 512 6 Jan 94 The Stall
77. 5-13 514 3 Feb 94 The Dinner Party
78. 5-14 513 10 Feb 94 The Marine Biologist
79. 5-15 515 17 Feb 94 The Pie
80. 5-16 516 24 Feb 94 The Stand-In
81. 5-17 517 17 Mar 94 The Wife
82. 5-18 519 28 Apr 94 The Raincoats
(1)
83. 5-19 520 28 Apr 94 The Raincoats
(2)
84. 5-20 518 5 May 94 The Fire
85. 5-21 522 12 May 94 The Hamptons
86. 5-22 521 19 May 94 The Opposite
6th Season 1994
87. 6- 1 601 22 Sep 94 The Chaperone
88. 6- 2 602 29 Sep 94 The Big Salad
89. 6- 3 603 6 Oct 94 The Pledge Drive
90. 6- 4 604 13 Oct 94 The Chinese Woman
91. 6- 5 605 27 Oct 94 The Couch
92. 6- 6 606 3 Nov 94 The Gymnast
93. 6- 7 608 10 Nov 94 The Soup
94. 6- 8 607 17 Nov 94 The Mom & Pop Store
95. 6- 9 609 8 Dec 94 The Secretary
96. 6-10 612 15 Dec 94 The Race
97. 6-11 610 5 Jan 95 The Switch
98. 6-12 611 19 Jan 95 The Label Maker
99. 6-13 613 26 Jan 95 The Scofflaw
100. 6-14 623 2 Feb 95 Highlights of a Hundred
(1)
101. 6-15 624 2 Feb 95 Highlights of a Hundred
(2)
102. 6-16 615 9 Feb 95 The Beard
103. 6-17 614 16 Feb 95 The Kiss Hello
104. 6-18 616 23 Feb 95 The Doorman
105. 6-19 617 16 Mar 95 The Jimmy
106. 6-20 618 6 Apr 95 The Doodle
107. 6-21 619 27 Apr 95 The Fusilli Jerry
108. 6-22 620 4 May 95 The Diplomat’s Club
109. 6-23 622 11 May 95 The Face Painter
110. 6-24 621 18 May 95 The Understudy
7th Season 1995
111. 7- 1 701 21 Sep 95 The Engagement
112. 7- 2 702 28 Sep 95 The Postponement
113. 7- 3 703 5 Oct 95 The Maestro
114. 7- 4 704 12 Oct 95 The Wink
115. 7- 5 705 19 Oct 95 The Hot Tub
116. 7- 6 706 2 Nov 95 The Soup Nazi
117. 7- 7 707 9 Nov 95 The Secret Code
118. 7- 8 708 16 Nov 95 The Pool Guy
119. 7- 9 709 7 Dec 95 The Sponge
120. 7-10 710 14 Dec 95 The Gum
121. 7-11 711 4 Jan 96 The Rye
122. 7-12 712 25 Jan 96 The Caddy
123. 7-13 713 1 Feb 96 The Seven
124. 7-14 714 8 Feb 96 The Cadillac
(1)
125. 7-15 717 8 Feb 96 The Cadillac
(2)
126. 7-16 715 15 Feb 96 The Shower Head
127. 7-17 716 22 Feb 96 The Doll
128. 7-18 718 7 Mar 96 The Friars Club
129. 7-19 719 4 Apr 96 The Wig Master
130. 7-20 720 25 Apr 96 The Calzone
131. 7-21 721 2 May 96 The Bottle Deposit (1)
132. 7-22 722 2 May 96 The Bottle Deposit (2)
133. 7-23 723 9 May 96 The Wait Out
134. 7-24 724 16 May 96 The Invitations

8th Season 1996
135. 8- 1 801 19 Sep 96 The Foundation
136. 8- 2 802 26 Sep 96 The Soul Mate
137. 8- 3 803 3 Oct 96 The Bizarro Jerry
138. 8- 4 804 10 Oct 96 The Little Kicks
139. 8- 5 805 17 Oct 96 The Package
140. 8- 6 806 31 Oct 96 The Fatigues
141. 8- 7 807 7 Nov 96 The Checks
142. 8- 8 808 14 Nov 96 The Chicken Roaster
143. 8- 9 809 21 Nov 96 The Abstinence
144. 8-10 810 19 Dec 96 The Andrea Doria
145. 8-11 811 9 Jan 97 The Little Jerry
146. 8-12 813 16 Jan 97 The Money
147. 8-13 812 30 Jan 97 The Comeback
148. 8-14 814 6 Feb 97 The Van Buren Boys
149. 8-15 815 13 Feb 97 The Susie
150. 8-16 816 20 Feb 97 The Pothole
151. 8-17 817 13 Mar 97 The English Patient
152. 8-18 818 10 Apr 97 The Nap
153. 8-19 819 24 Apr 97 The Yada Yada
154. 8-20 820 1 May 97 The Millennium
155. 8-21 821 8 May 97 The Muffin Tops
156. 8-22 822 15 May 97 The Summer of George
9th Season 1997
157. 9- 1 901 25 Sep 97 The Butter Shave
158. 9- 2 902 2 Oct 97 The Voice
159. 9- 3 903 9 Oct 97 The Serenity Now
160. 9- 4 904 16 Oct 97 The Blood
161. 9- 5 905 30 Oct 97 The Junk Mail
162. 9- 6 906 6 Nov 97 The Merv Griffin Show
163. 9- 7 907 13 Nov 97 The Slicer
164. 9- 8 908 20 Nov 97 The Betrayal
165. 9- 9 909 11 Dec 97 The Apology
166. 9-10 910 18 Dec 97 The Strike
167. 9-11 911 8 Jan 98 The Dealership
168. 9-12 912 15 Jan 98 The Reverse Peephole
169. 9-13 913 29 Jan 98 The Cartoon
170. 9-14 914 5 Feb 98 The Strongbox
171. 9-15 915 26 Feb 98 The Wizard
172. 9-16 916 19 Mar 98 The Burning
173. 9-17 917 9 Apr 98 The Bookstore
174. 9-18 918 23 Apr 98 The Frogger
175. 9-19 919 30 Apr 98 The Maid
176. 9-20 920 7 May 98 The Puerto Rican Day
177. 9-21 921 14 May 98 The Clip Show
(1)
178. 9-22 922 14 May 98 The Clip Show
(2)
179. 9-23 923 14 May 98 The Finale
(1) (45 min)
180. 9-24 924 14 May 98 The Finale
(2)
•   Sex and the City HBO
All Season 1 Episodes
1st Season 1998
1. 1- 1 6 Jun 98 Sex and the City (pilot)
2. 1- 2 6 Jun 98 Models and Mortals
3. 1- 3 21 Jun 98 Bay of Married Pigs
4. 1- 4 28 Jun 98 Valley of the Twenty-Something Guys
5. 1- 5 5 Jul 98 The Power of Female Sex
6. 1- 6 12 Jul 98 Secret Sex
7. 1- 7 19 Jul 98 The Monogamists
8. 1- 8 26 Jul 98 Three’s a Crowd
9. 1- 9 2 Aug 98 The Turtle and the Hare
10. 1-10 9 Aug 98 The Baby Shower
11. 1-11 16 Aug 98 The Drought
12. 1-12 23 Aug 98 Oh Come, All Ye Faithful
Season 3 2000
47. 3-17 8 Oct 00 What Goes Around Comes Around
Season 4 2001

51. 4- 3 10 Jun 01 Defining Moments
52. 4- 4 17 Jun 01 What’s Sex Got To Do With It?
53. 4- 5 24 Jun 01 Ghost Town
54. 4- 6 1 Jul 01 Baby, Talk Is Cheap
56. 4- 8 15 Jul 01 My Motherboard, My Self
•   The Silver Surfer animated
All 13 episodes of the only Season - 1997-1998
•   Six Feet Under – HBO
Season 1 (2001) - All Episodes To Date

1- 1 03 Jun 01 Pilot
1- 2 10 Jun 01 The Will
1- 3 17 Jun 01 The Foot
1- 4 24 Jun 01 Familia
1- 5 01 Jul 01 An Open Book
1- 6 08 Jul 01 The Room
1-7 15 Jul 01 Brotherhood
1-8 22 July01 Crossroads
•   Sledge Hammer! – ABC – 1986-1988
Episode # Title Original Air Date

1 Sledge Hammer! 09-23-86
2 Hammer Gets Nailed 09-26-86
3 Witless 10-03-86
4 They Shoot Hammers, Don’t They 10-17-86
5 Dori Day Afternoon 10-24-86
6 To Sledge With Love 10-31-86
7 All Shook Up 11-06-86
8 Over My Dead Bodyguard 11-13-86
9 Magnum Farce 11-22-86
10 If I Had A Little Hammer 11-26-86
11 To Live and Die on TV 12-13-86
12 Miss of the Spider Woman 12-20-86
13 The Old Man and the Sledge 01-03-87
14 State of Sledge 01-10-87
15 Haven’t Gun, Will Travel 01-17-87
16 The Color of Hammer 01-24-87
17 Brother, Can You Spare a Crime? 01-31-87
19 Sledgepoo 02-14-87
20 Comrade Hammer 02-21-88
21 Jagged Sledge 04-21-88
23 A Clockwork Hammer 09-17-87
24 Big Nazi on Campus 09-24-87
25 Play It Again, Sledge 10-01-87
26 Wild About Hammer 10-08-87
27 The Death of a Few Salesmen 10-15-87
28 Vertical 10-29-87
30 Hammer Hits The Rock 11-12-87
31 Hammeroid 11-26-87
32 Last of the Red Hot Vampires 11-19-87
33 Sledge in Toyland 12-03-87
34 Icebreaker 12-10-87
35 They Call Me Mr. Trunk 12-17-87
36 Model Dearest 01-07-88
37 Sledge, Rattle & Roll 01-15-88
38 Suppose They Gave a War and Sledge Came? 01-22-88
39 The Secret of My Excess 11-29-88
40 I Happened What Night? 02-05-88
41 Here’s To You, Mrs. Hammer 02-12-88

-The Sopranos - HBO
All
Episode 1 - The Pilot
Episode 2 - 46 Long
Episode 3 - Denial, Anger, Acceptance
Episode 4 - Meadowlands
Episode 5 - College
Episode 6 - Pax Soprana
Episode 7 - Down Neck
Episode 8 - The Legend of Tennessee Moltisanti
Episode 9 - Boca
Episode 10 - A Hit is a Hit
Episode 11 - Nobody Knows Anything
Episode 12 - Isabella
Episode 13 - I Dream of Jeannie Cusamano
Episode 14 - Guy Walks into a Psychiatrist’s Office
Episode 15 - Do Not Resuscitate
Episode 16 - Toodle-f**king-oo
Episode 17 - Commendatori
Episode 18 - Big Girls Don’t Cry
Episode 19 - The Happy Wanderer
Episode 20 - D-Girl
Episode 21 - Full Leather Jacket
Episode 22 - From Where To Eternity
Episode 23 - Bust Out
Episode 24 - House Arrest
Episode 25 - The Knight in White Satin Armor
Episode 26 - Funhouse
Episode 27 - Mr. Ruggerio’s Neighborhood
Episode 28 - Proshai Livushka
Episode 29 - The Fortunate Son
Episode 30 - Employee of the Month
Episode 31 - Another Toothpick
Episode 32 - University
Episode 33 - Second Opinion
Episode 34 - He is Risen
Episode 35 - The Telltale Moozadell
Episode 36 - To Save Us All From Satan’s Power
Episode 37 - The Pine Barrens
Episode 38 - Amour Fou
Episode 39 – The Army of One
•   South Park
Comedy Central 1997-
Episode
# 01: Cartman Gets an Anal Probe
# 02: Volcano
# 03: Weight Gain 4000
# 05: An Elephant Makes Love To A Pig
# 06: Death
# 13: Cartman’s Mom is a Dirty Slut
# 22: Chef’s Salty Chocolate Balls
# 24: Roger Ebert Should Lay Off the Fatty Foods
# 30: Gnomes
# 39: Two Guys Naked in a Hottub
# 42: Chinpokomon (Great Episode)
# 44: Starvin’ Marvin in Space
# 45: The Red Badge of Gayness
# 48: Worldwide Recorder Concert
# 49: The Tooth Fairy’s TATS 2000
# 51: Timmy 2000
# 57: Do the Handicapped Go to Hell? (1)
# 58: Probably (2)
# 59: 4th Grade
# 60: Trapper Keeper
# 67: Cripple Fight
# 68: The Super Best Friends
# 69: Scott Tenorman Must Die (Great Episode)
# 71: Cartmanland
•   Space Ghost: Coast to Coast - CARTOON NETWORK
I need episodes left blank
-1
-2 – Gilligan
-3 – Elevator
-4 – ChiPs
-5 – Bobcat
-6 – Banjo
-7
-8 – Batmantis
-9 – Self Help
-10
-11 – Gum Disease
-12 - A Space Ghost Christmas
-13 – President’s Day Nightmare
14 – Hungry
15 – Fire Drill
16
17 – Jerk
18
19
20 - $20.01
21
22
23 – Sharrock
24 – BOO!
25 – Freak Show
26 – Switcheroo
27
28 – Glen Campbell
29
30 – Late Show
31
32 – Art Show
33
34 – Rehearsal
35 – Gallagher
36 – Edelweiss
37 – Anniversary
38
39 – Pilot
40
41
42
43
44 – Brilliant # ONE
45 – Boo Boo Kitty
46 – Needle Drop
47 - Sphinx
48 - Pavement
49 – Untitled
50 – Hipster
51 – Piledriver
52 – Suckup
53 – Dam
54 – Boatshow
55 – Telethon
56 -
Dimethlpyrimidinolbisulfite
57- Joshua
58 – Terminal
59 – Toast
60 – Lawsuit
61 – Cahill
62 – Warren
63 – Chinatown
64 – Rio Ghasto
65 – Pal Joey
66 – Curses
+ ½ - Waiting For Edward
+1 – Chambraigne
+2 – Snatch
+3 – Girl Hair
+4 – Sequel
+5 – Curling Flower Stone
+6 – Table Read
+7 – Fireant
+8 – King Dead
•   SportsNight
ABC – 1998-1999
1st Season Complete
1- 1 22 Sep 98 Pilot
1- 2 29 Sep 98 The Apology
1- 3 6 Oct 98 The Hungry and the Hunted
1- 4 13 Oct 98 Intellectual Property
1- 5 20 Oct 98 Mary Pat Shelby
1- 6 27 Oct 98 The Head Coach, Dinner & the Morning Mail
1- 7 10 Nov 98 Dear Louise
1- 8 17 Nov 98 Thespis
1- 9 1 Dec 98 The Quality of Mercury at 29K
1-10 8 Dec 98 Shoe Money Tonight
1-11 15 Dec 98 The Six Southern Gentlemen of Tennessee
1-12 5 Jan 99 Smoky
1-13 12 Jan 99 Small Town
1-14 26 Jan 99 Rebecca
1-15 9 Feb 99 Dana and the Deep Blue Sea
1-16 23 Feb 99 Sally
1-17 9 Mar 99 How Are Things in Gloca Morra?
1-18 23 Mar 99 The Sword of Orion
1-19 30 Mar 99 Eli’s Coming
1-20 6 Apr 99 Ordinance Tactics
1-21 13 Apr 99 Ten Wickets
1-22 27 Apr 99 Napoleon’s Battle Plan
1-23 4 May 99 What Kind of Day Has It Been
2-24 5 Oct 99 Special Powers
2-32 28 Dec 99 A Girl Named Pixley
2-33 11 Jan 00 The Giants Win the Pennant, the Giants Win the Pennant
2-34 18 Jan 00 The Cut Man Cometh
2-35 25 Jan 00 The Sweet Smell of Air
•   The State - MTV
Every Episode – All 3 Seasons and Specials
•   Strangers With Candy
Comedy Central – 1999-2000
Every Episode Seasons 1 & 2
•   Tenacious D – HBO
All 3/6 Episodes
•   That’s My Bush - Comedy Central
1. An Aborted Dinner Date b: 04-Apr-01 pc: 101 w: Trey Parker d: Jeff Melman
2. A Poorly Executed Plan b: 11-Apr-01 pc: 102 w: Trey Parker d: Jeff Melman
3. Eenie, Meenie, Miney, Murder b: 18-Apr-01 pc: 103 w: Tony Barbiere, Trey Parker d: Jeff Melman
4. S. D. I-Aye-AYE! b: 25-Apr-01 pc: 104 w: Tom Stern & Trey Parker d: Jeff Melman
5. The First Lady’s Persqueeter b: 02-May-01 pc: 105
6. Mom ‘E’ D. E. A. Arrest b: 09-May-01 pc: 106
7. Trapped in a Small Environment b: 16-May-01 pc: 107
8. Fare Thee Welfare b: 23-May-01
•   T.V. Funhouse - Comedy Central
All 8 Season 1 Episodes
#101: Western Day
#102: Hawaiian Day
#103: Christmas Episode
#104: Mexicans Day
#105: Safari Day
#106: New Years Resolutions
#107: Chinese New Years Day
#108: Astronaut Day
•   Twin Peaks - ABC
All 29 Episodes
•   Wallace & Gromit
A Grand Day Out – 1989
The Wrong Trousers – 1993
•   Working Stiffs – CBS
(Michael Keaton, Jim Belushi)
All 6 1979 Episodes - Entire Series
1 The Preview Presentation
2 Looking For Mr. Goodwrench
3 Bomb Show
4 Bosses
5 Boys Are Having a Baby
6 Pal Joey
•   You Don’t Know Jack
Starring Paul Reubens (Pee Wee Herman)
Premiere Episode

SPECIALS, PILOTS AND
ONE-SHOTS
---Bravo Profiles - BRAVO
The Coen Brothers (2000) 60 min.

---One Night Stand -
Norm MacDonald (1/2 Hour Stand-Up)
---The N.Y. Friars Club Roast - Comedy Central
Jerry Stiller - (44 min)
---Joe Dirt: Behind the Mullet - Comedy Central
Movie Special w/ D. Spade, A. Sandler

----Heat Vision and Jack – FOX
Unaired Pilot
Directed by Ben Stiller Starring Jack Black and Owen Wilson
---Life on Mars – HBO
Unaired Pilot with Bob Odenkirk and Janeane Garafolo
---The US Comedy Arts Festival Salute to Monty
Python - HBO
---The Best of Not Necessarily the News – HBO
Conan O’Brien - Writer
---A History of Britain – History Channel
One of the finest historical documentaries ever produced for TV
---2001 Academy Awards – Host Steve Martin
---American Hollow
-HBO-America Undercover – 2001
A fascinating Documentary chronicling one family’s struggle in modern-day Appalachia – 90 mins.
ANDY KAUFMAN
- Andy Kaufman Soundstage – PBS – 1977
- I’m From Hollywood
- Andy Hosts The Midnight Special - 1981
-Tank You Veddy Much – 1999
SPORTS
BASEBALL –
---1999 Major League Baseball All Star Game
Original Broadcast – Not ESPN Classic
---2000 Major League Baseball All Star Game
Original Broadcast – Not ESPN Classic

---2001 Major League Baseball All Star Game
Original Broadcast – Not ESPN Classic
---2001 MLB Home Run Derby
---9-7-98 Mark McGwire Home Run # 61
plus ESPN Baseball Tonight
Original Broadcast – Not ESPN Classic

---9-8-98 Mark McGwire Home Run #62 – FOX
Original Broadcast – Not ESPN Classic
---61* - HBO (2001) – Dir: Billy Crystal (Mantle/Maris 1961)
---When It Was A Game – HBO
---Shot Heard ‘Round the World – HBO- 2001

BASKETBALL
---Bill Russell – My Life, My Way - HBO
BOXING -
---Sugar Ray Robinson ---
The Bright Lights and Dark Shadows of a Champion – HBO
---Ali/Frazier:
The Fight that Divided the Nation – HBO
---Boxing: In and Out of the Ring – A&E - 7/22/01
---Floyd Mayweather vs Diego Corrales
---Tommy Morrison vs Ray Mercer
---Mike Tyson vs Michael Spinks
---Erik Morales vs Marco Antonio Barrera (best fight I ever saw)
---Shane Moseley vs Oscar De La Hoya
---Michael Grant vs Lennox Lewis
---Tony Ayala vs Yori Boy Campas
---Thomas Hearns vs Pipino Cuevas
---Hassim Rahman vs Corrie Sanders

MY WANT LIST:

ANDY KAUFMAN TV APPEARANCES
STEVE MARTIN TV APPEARANCES
DAVID LETTERMAN TV APPEARANCES
ABC Afterschool Specials - Any
America Tonight – Any Episode
American Gothic – Season 1
The Awful Truth – Any Episode
Benson – Any Complete Season
The Bill Cosby Show – Any Episode
Buddy Faro – Any Episode
The Bullwinkle Show – Any Episode
Carol Burnett Show, The – Any Show
Carol Burnett and Friends – Any Show
The Chevy Chase Show – Any Show
The Chris Rock Show –
Any Complete Season
The Cosby Show – Any Complete Season
The Dana Carvey Show – Episode 1
The David Letterman Show (morning tv) –
Any Show
The Billy Crystal Comedy Hour (1982) –
Any Show
Dennis Miller Live – Any Complete Season
The Dennis Miller Show – Any Show
The Dick Van Dyke Show –
Any Complete Season
Dr Katz: Professional Therapist –
Any Complete Season
Eerie, Indiana – Any Episode
Faerie Tale Theater – Any Episode
Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids – Any Episode
Fernwood 2Night – Any Episode
(except 43-45)
Flip! – Any Show
The Flip Wilson Show – Any Show
Forever Fernwood – Any Episode
Get Smart – Any Complete Season
Home Run Derby – Any Show
I’ll Fly Away – Any Complete Season
I Love Lucy – Any Complete Season
In Living Color – Any Complete Season
It’s Garry Shandling’s Show - Any Episode
Lancelot Link – Any Episode
LateLine – Any Episode
(except “The 7th Plague�)
Late Night w/ Conan O’Brien –
Any Show w/ Andy Richter
Late Night w/ David Letterman – NBC –
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HERE IS A LISTING OF FERNWOOD 2NITE EPISODES!!!

Fernwood 2Night
Parody of talk shows in general and 70s stuph in particular.  Originating in Fernwood, Ohio the fictional localed in "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman".  F2N is hosted by Barth Gimble, the twin brother of the character Martin played in  MH,MH.

The F2N listing, as is, is drawn mostly from old copies of TV Guide.  As such, the info contained was skimpy to nonexistant.  Most of the times I don't know what the character was actually doing, just that they appeared.  If anyone has any corrections, expansions or additions -- let me know.

Regular cast:  Barth Gimble: Martin Mull; Jerry Hubbard: Fred Willard: Happy Kyne: Frank DeVol; W. D. "Bud" Prize: Kenneth Mars;  Lou Moffatt: Lou Felder.

1.  A man in an iron lung plays a piano;  "Talk to a Jew" -- Morton Rose (Felix Fisher) answers audience questions. (7/4/77)

2.  Doctor Richard Osgood (Craig Richard Nelson) has proof that leisure suits cause cancer; A couple (Wayne Winton, Pearl Shear) discuss deprogramming and child singer Baby Irene (Georgie Irene) (7/5/77)

3.  Lou Moffatt plugs his Wonderblender; Barth's father Garth  (Robert B. Williams) and his idiot dog Louie perform; Health food expert Susan Cloud (Susan Elliot) (7/6/77)

4.  High school principal Marshall O. Petty (Dave Cameron) discusses corporal punishment by demonstrating it on Debbie Dunbar (Bobbie Tremain) Also: a hula hoopist (Darrius Lawrence) and  Barth Sr with his dumb dog.  (7/7/77)

5.  Fernwood coroner (Robert Somer); and a discussion on coroporal punishment by a mother and daughter (Kathy McCullen, Bobbi Tremain)  (7/8/77)

6.  Vernon Taylor (Vernon Rowe), the poet who performs as "Uncle Sam, Jr" reads one of his poems; Candy Lee Hargrove (Geraldine Papel) talks about the Fernwood Fascinating Females League.  (7/11/77)

7.  Pet control center director Connie Bushman (Devera Marcus) on "Hearing Ear Dogs for the Deaf"; Also: dancer Lisa Martin (Deidre O'Donnell), Garth Sr. and his dog.  (7/12/77)

8.  Charlie Haggers (Graham Jarvis),  Lou Moffett and Congressman Robert Chambers (Crane Jackson).  (7/13/77)

9.  Ambassador-at-large Harold Mislap (Kenneth Mars) talks about his efforts to bring tourism to Fernwood; Charles Osgood presents his no-frills hospital plan.  (7/14/77)

10.  Daredevil Virgil Simms; Emanual Kasinski on his latest findings on ethnic myths and prejudice. (7/15/77)

11.  Grandmother Lillian Dunbar (Bobbie Tremain) and presidential namesake James Earl Carter.  (7/18/77)

12.  Vernon Taylor and Candy Lee Hargrove.  (7/19/77)

13.  Tony Rolletti and Susan Cloud (7/20/77)

14.  Professional football consultant Emanual Kasinski on the breeding of large men.  (7/21/77)

15.  Connie Bushman on animal sexuality;  The Fernwood precision swim team; Doctor Richard Van Moot (Craig Richard Nelson) talks about his name change.  (7/22/77)

16.  No info available.

17.  Connie Bushman on her dating service for dogs; Radio personality Terry Guy (Terry McGovern) on his disc jockey correspondence course.  (7/26/77)

18.  Lou Moffatt on land deals; Bassist Eddie Thomerson (Eddie Robertson)  (7/27/77)

19.  Vern Taylor; Candy Lee Hargrove.  (7/28/77)

20.  Insurance salesman Elliott J. Tubbs (E. J. Schuster) demonstrates his comedy sales techniques;  Happy Kyne on shut-ins. (7/29/77)

21.Tom Waits; Bud Prize on using CB radio to bring in tourists.  (8/1/77)

22.  A machine that measures dumbness is demonstrated.  (8/2/77)

23.  The listing describes the same ep as #22.  Go figure.  

24.  Mario Dorsett (Val Gould)on his success as a singer;  Tony Roletti; Mrs. Walter Donker (Peggy Pope), whose husband sells cars. (8/4/77)

25.  Gilbert Ulysses Nelson (Frank Link) discusses treatment of criminals (8/5/77)

26.  Local opera singer Donny Lee Savage (Tina La Commare); Dr. Hugh Slocum (Mickey Deems) on his latest scientific discovery; Amateur photographer Marianne Cox (Lavina Dawson).  (8/8/77)

27.  Singing duo Doug and Diana Mitchell (Craig Meyer, Linda Shelton); Fernwood Blood Drive Chairman Larry Guy. (8/9/77)

28.  Singer Laurie Gallagher (Laurie Ann Genelin) performs, accompanied by her mother (Joe Ellen Genelin) on drums; Also: Bud Prize and Sylvia Miller (Fannie Flagg) (8/10/77)

29. Doctor Alexander Beach (Fred Grandy) on his findings on marijuana;  How the Humdinger Barbershop Quartet became a trio. (8/11/77)

30.  Nettie and Barbara Forman (Mary George, Nedra Volz) on the elderly. (8/12/77)

31.  The Founder of the Church of the Devine Lemononade, Billy Jenkins (Blake Hodgetts); George and Sally Krepps (George McDaniel, Marcie Barkin) talk about the La Fromage method of childbirth.  (8/15/77)

32.  Marin Worth (Roger Steffens) reads one of his poems; Also: Susan Cloud and chauffeur Earl Simmons (Paul Barselou) (8/16/77)

33.  Fernwood Mayor Merle Jeeter (Dabney Coleman) honors champion Girl Scout cookie seller Wendy Price (Carol Harrison); Also: contortionist Mike Timmins (Hap Lawrence) and Mary Lou Bridgewater (Miss Tiny Brooks). (8/17/77)

34.  Alberta Cornwall (K Callan) tells how colored clothing affects moods; Poet Vernon Taylor. (8/18/77)

35.  Hair stylist Sal Magglione (Luke Andreas) and presidential namesake James Earl Carter.  (8/19/77)

36.  Sportscaster Jane Tiffany (Troas Hayes) and W. D. "Bud" Prize. (8/22/77)

37.  Tony Roletti plugs his autobiography; The Mirth-makers perform "Rock Around the Clock" (8/23/77)

38.  Virgil Simms tells how to get the most from your new-car warranty; Also: Jane Tiffany. (8/24/77)

39.  Linda Barry (Barrie Youngfellow) owner of the Fernwood Nudist Colony; Toy maker George Ellsworth (Bruce Atkins) (8/25/77)

40.  Jane Tiffany; Sylvia Miller; Wrestler Rock Mondo (Rock Riddle) and his assistant (Jeanette Newman) (8/26/77)

41.  Tony Roletti and his son Chance (Chance Taylor); Bud Prize. (8/27/77)

42.  Representative Chambers (Crane Jackson) on solving water shortages with icebergs; Lucy and Ed Campbell (Anne Matthias, Bob McClorg) on how they display affection. (8/28/77)

43.  Vern Taylor; Sex therapy clinic founder Matthew Johnson (Tim Reid); Happy sings about tooth decay.  (8/29/77)

44.  Comic Buddy Brown (Steve White); Author Dottie Ann Lee (Dottie Archibald); Eddie Thomerson's real estate tips.  (8/30/77)

45.  Larry Guy takes questions from the audience; The Mirth-makers play "Skateboard Angel" (9/2/77)

46.  Las Vegas entertainer Debbie Dunbar and mobile home daredevil Virgil Simms (9/5/77)

47.  Bud Prize; The Reverend Chung Hee (Ramone Sison) tells how he received "holy" money (9/6/77)

48.  Impressionist Reggie Morrison (Ricky Segal); Principal Marshall Petty; Susan Cloud. (9/7/77)

49.  Connie Bushman (Devera Marcus) on her computer pet-mating service; Sherry McCormick (Darian Mathias) performs "I Like Dreamin'"; The Birchfield, OH mayor tells how he spent 90 days in jail.  (9/8/77)

50.  Historian Harrison Edwards (John Miranda); Also: Tony Roletti and Jane Tiffany.  (9/9/77)

51.  Author Duane Goff (Richard P. Beebe) plugs his book "Behind Hollywood"; The Mirth-makers perform "Fifteen and Free" (9/12/77)

52.  Etiquette expert Meg Endicott (Judy Kahan); Colonel Morris Chandler (Sean Fallon Walsh)  (9/13/77)

53.  Barth's aunt Edity (Irma Seigel); Ballet dancer Serge Nabokov (Mitchell N. Kreindel)  (9/14/77)

54.  No info

55.  No info

56.  Father George Reese (Fred Franklyn) plugs his theological correspondence course; Accordianist Frankie "Kid" Carbone (Frank Marocco)  (9/19/77)

57.  Chuck Jackson (James Greenleaf) of the Singles Mingles Club; Margaret Woodbury (Sue Ann Gilfillian) displays artifacts from the Fernwood National Art Museum.  (9/20/77)

58.  Six-year-old trombonist Kevin McCormick (Kevin Brando); Mrs. Lillian Lattimore (Carol Arthur) describes her diet program.  (9/21/77)

59.  Virgil Simms introduces his battery-powered car; Emanuel Kasinski on Gay Liberation.  (9/22/77)

60.  Harry Shearer (as himself) discusses his work in TV news.  (9/23/77)

61.  Bob and Joane Herlick (Frank Coppola, Sondra Lowell) recite Shakespeare; Nelson Phipps (Robert Easton) of the Amusement and Healing Parks.  (9/26/77)

62.  Indian princess Shosen Rising Star (Shari Watson); Psychologist Stanley Turnbull (Richard Kline).  (9/27/77)

63.  Barth Gimble Fan Club president Mercedes Blyweiss (Wendy E. Cutler) presents an award to Barth.  (9/28/77)

64.  Barth interviews three incognito guests; Bud Prize on his latest experiments in genetics. (9/29/77)

65.  Jerry and Barth have a telethon to try to save the show.  (9/30/77)


                                         America 2Night

Sequel to "Fernwood 2Night".  Barth moves the show to Alta Coma, California: The Unfinished Furniture Capitol of the World.  Since it's close to Los Angeles, it allows him to have more celebrities on the show.

Unlike the F2N listing, I do have a second source of info: I made tapes of about half of the eps when they first aired.  Audio only, but fortunately the end credits are always spoken, not ChromaKeyed.

Regular cast:  Barth Gimble: Martin Mull; Jerry Hubbard: Fred Willard: Happy Kyne: Frank DeVol; W. D. "Bud" Prize: Kenneth Mars;  Lou Moffatt: Lou Felder.

1. Special guest: Charlton Heston.;   Dr Willard Honeywell (Tom Maxwell) claims that homosexuality is caused by a virus; The Friedkin Family Singers pay a bunch of money for 60 seconds of fame; Sallie Hayes (Sallie Janes), whose husband will be executed on an upcoming show. (4/10/78)

2.  Gary Burghoff talks about his chain of frozen yogurt stores; The treasurer of HELP (Help Every Little Person), Wanda Ford (Shirley Mitchell). (4/11/78)

3. George Gobel, Baby Irene (Georgie Irene), and textile-mill owner Calvin Proctor (John Dennis). (4/12/78)

4. Steve Allen, Milton Berle, Andy Williams, Peter Frampton, Harvey Korman, Burt Lancaster, Paul Lynde, Melissa Manchester. (4/13/78)

5.  Pre-empted.  (Get used to this.  It's gonna happen a lot.)

6. Rita Moreno; Former White House paper shredder Pearl Wingate (Pearl Bennett), and elderly actor Chad Brandon (Michael M. Greer), describes how he stays fit. (4/17/78)

7. Karen Lynn Gorney ("Saturday Night Fever") greets the winner of a date with her. (4/18/78)

8.  Barbara Feldon and professional escort Jason Shine (Robin Williams). (4/19/78)

9.  Singers Buck and Harriet Pine (Hank Penny, Peggy Conner) and former deli owner Susan Cloud (Susan Elliot). (4/20/78)

10.  Once again we find Jerry and Barth pre-empted by basketball.  

11.  Anne Murray (4/24/78)

12.  Maharishi Maheesh Magepor (Sumant) demonstrates how to lose weight by chanting; Consumer advocate Lou Moffett. (4/25/78)

13. Vickie Carr; Peanut trainer Emanual Kasinski (Zale Kessler)  and unemployed magician Brandy McAllister (Brand McKay) (4/26/78)

14. Sherman Hemsley; Singer Pharaoh Fawcett (Sherri Spillane) and police sergeant Norman Botello (Frank Farmer) (4/27/78)

15.  Yes, playoff fever has again gripped the airwaves.   Say goodnight, Jerry.

16.  Jim Nabors; Irene Huddleston (Sue Ann Gilfillian) on a condensed form of the Bible. (5/1/78)

17.  Cindy Williams; UBS programming executive Bill Nickerson (Marshall Efron) (5/2/78)

18. Jill St. John (5/3/78)

19.  Talent scout W. D. "Bud" Prize talks about his latest discovery.(5/4/78)

20.  You guessed it.  Playoffs.

21.  Elke Sommer; The three semi-finalists in the Miss City of Merchandise pageant. (5/8/78)

22.  Rob Reiner; Urban Piverty Consultant Richard Osgood (Craig Richard Nelson) (5/9/78)

23.  Peter Marshall; David Fairchild (David Fresco) discusses how to fight fright.  (5/10/78)

24.  Twiggy;  Researcher Wendell Dellerton (Bob Basso) discusses the benefits of refined sugar (5/11/78)

25.  They're back!!  And they're coming your way!!  Flattening all "previously scheduled programming" in it's wake!!  "No, you can't have a late-night rerun, Mr. Stephens.  And stop calling!!"

26.  Russia expert Arthur Zaprinski (Dave Shelley); and actress Suzanne Sellers (Lee Bryant) (5/15/78)

27.  Alice Ghostley; Lounge singer Tony Roletti (Bill Kirkenbauer). (5/16/78)

28.  Roger Miller; Gardener Toshiro Asaki (Tak Kabota) (5/17/78)

29.  Arte Johnson and Susan Cloud (Susan Elliot) (5/18/78)

30.  NBA.  Yes, again.

31.  Carol Burnett (5/22/78)

32.  Mark Hammill; Judge Marshall O. Petty (David O. Cameron) who proposes legalizing prostitution.  (5/23/78)

33.  Mortician Ernest Twilley (Robert Caspar) and actress Gloria Chambers (Barrie Youngfellow)  (5/24/78)

34.  From the Pump Room of the Coma Cabana: the wedding of Tony Roletti and singing waitress Joanie Sherwood (Judy Kahan)  (5/25/78)

35.  Wedding reception for Tony and Joanie. (5/26/78)

36.  McLean Stevensen (5/29/78)

37.  Anthropologist Carl Cyrus (J. A. Preston) and the owner of Jean's House of Cakes (Jean Ford)  (5/30/78)

38.  Barth talks about his housing situation; Deaf comic Ronnie Martin (Kevin Van Waring) and his alligator; Morey Johnson (Bill Beckett), an adoptee who traced his missing parents; a Polish cleaning lady and Adolph Hitler; Kona Golden (Lotus Weinstock), a former flower child, who is now a mother, talks about the new PTA.(5/31/78)

39. Barth talks about his new home; The El Tijo Half-toe Ballet Company (Suzanne Kent, Dawn Lynne Bennet, Casey Conners) present the "Dance of the Belle Femme Suburbia"; W. D. "Bud" Prize presents Edith Bush (Diane Dininger), saying that she's actually Amelia Earhart and talks about the San Andreas fault, and is interrupted by a UBS news bulletin: Radioactivity Warning.  (6/1/78)


40. Japanese C&W artist Jimmy Yen; UBS presents its first Lifetime Achievement Award to Barbi Benton; Consumer advocate Lou Felder introduces Bible Gum Cards. (6/2/78)


41. Barth talks about helping a guy find his car keys; Jerry and Happy present their mini-pageant, "I Am Democracy"; Disc jockey Tom "Cat Love Man" Wilson (Gary Gudrow); Billy Crystal makes some phone calls.  Doug: Alan Thicke.  (6/5/78)


42.  Barth talks about his move from Fernwood to California and introduces the Fernwoodites who financed his move to California: Candy Lee Hargrove (Darleen Papell), Connie Bushman (Dee Marcus), Mercedes Blywyth (Wendy Cutler) and Vernon Taylor (Vernon Rowe).  Candy lee talks about the Fernwood Fascinating Females Society.  Vernon Taylor talks about the ammo convention.  Connie Bushman reunites Happy with his beloved turtle, Timmy. Mercedes Blywyth on the Barth Gimble Fan Club.  (6/6/78)


43.  Denny and Brian, the Born Again surfers sing "Surfin' to Heaven"; Dr. Joyce Brothers (herself) tries to reconcile feuding roommates Happy and Jerry (6/7/78)

44.  Bella Abzug; Concerned citizen Ted Jennings (J. J. Johnson) (6/8/78)

45.  Melissa Manchester (6/9/78)

46.  Carl Reiner (6/12/78)

47. Robert Conrad; Daredevil Virgil Simms (Jim Varney) (6/13/78)

48.  The Punk Monks (Sondra Bernhart,  Sandy Helper, Paul Ryan, Mary Edith Burrell)perform "Karmic Love"; Happy talks about his dental innovation -- house calls; Barth "lip synchs" to a Martin Mull song: "I'll Do the Samba".(6/14/78)


49.  Barth decides to issue his memoirs: "Barth Gimble --  One Man: One Life"; The El Tijo Half-toe Ballet Company "The Ballet of the Broken Station Wagon"; Dr. Richard Osgood (Craig Richard Nelson) talks about the black market in organs for transplant and his "Whole Body Parts Catalog"; UBS Promo: "Say What?"; Barth talks about his altercation with the owner of the gas station(6/15/78).

50. Barth talks about the tenth anniversary of Woodstock; Introduces Tony Roletti (Bill Kirkenbauer).  Tony follows up his on-air marriage with a on-air divorce officiated by Rabbi "Shecky" Stein (Kip King)(6/16/78).

51. Barth intros Baby Irene(Georgie Irene), who sings "Hot Diggity"; Susan Cloud (Susan Elliott) talks about Falafal-on-a-stick; The owner of UBS, Gen. D. W. Underwitter (Will Hunt) on why UBS is standing beside A2N(6/19/78)

52.  Barth finds that Jerry and Happy took a commercial that he turned down; Happy and Jerry's commercial for the Yam Council; Virgil Simms (Jim Varney) talks about his new girlfriend and the Mobile City; Clip from the David John Decker  (John Mayer) Show; Virgil sings a Punk Country tune (6/20/78).

53.  The Olfactory Distosis Telethon: Happy talks about OD and sings a take-off of "Jeepers Creepers"; Teacher Terry Litchfield (Marlene Amy) talks about the telethon tote board; Jack Albertson makes an appearance, but won't contribute himself; The OD poster boy, Howard Pellegrini (Marty Zagon); The telethon ends with no calls, and Jack Albertson needs cabfare; Jason Shine (Robin Williams) on his candidacy; Jack does a little soft shoe number(6/21/78).

54. Happy's locked out the Mirth-makers for attempts to unionize; Barth and Jerry interview Barbara Eden and Melissa Gilbert -- at the same kind; Happy talks about the Oral Smoke Alarm; Chuck Emmett Saugis  (Paul Wilson) and his hostage, Mary Marie Clark(Lynn Marie Stewart);  Barbara Eden sings(6/22/78).

55. Barth explains that his appearance is due to being a part of an "all-night pajama party with guns" --Chuck Emmett Saugis is still waiting on his demands;  Louden Wainright III sings; Chuck Emmett continues his negotiations; Dr. Arnold Shollien (Peter.. something) plays some surprisingly recognizable whalesongs; more demands; special appearance by "Raquel Welch" -- actually a cop(6/23/78).

56. Child singer Frankie Wonder(??) sings "My Way"; Cowboy Monty Hale(as himself), host of the UBS Cowboy movie ; From "Laverne and Shirley":  Michael McKean and David L. Lander (tho they're introduced with different names); Somebody sings "Blue Suede Shoes"; Michael and David sings "The Creature without a Head"(6/26/78).

57. Barth talks about the mobile home warming gifts he received; From the Silly Barn -- Big Turkey and Super Quack; Herb Matthews reveals new Carter White House incidents; Joan Rivers plugs "Rabbit Test"/Jeans House of Cakes -- the Second Wedding cake. (6/27/78)

58. Barth and Jerry do some substitute hosting; Tony Rolleti presents his version of "America the Beautiful" and his "tribute" to Judy Garland; Steve Garvey hurts himself playing baseball. (6/28/78)

59. Barth talks about liquor advertising; The Mirth-Makers perform "Steam-roller Blues"; Barth accosts Karen Black in the audience; Daren interviews herself; Barth Jerry and Karen Black sing "Sentimental Journey"; Bud Prize appears with Edith Bush; Bud introduces his dancing teacher, Miss Brenda. (6/29/78)

60.  Barth tells the UBS story; Money Talks: The Hon. Marshall Petty kicks off his congressional campaign; Shari Lewis searches for a missing Lamb Chop; Virgil Simms talks about his World Record - and the accident; Virgil sings "I'm Swearin' Offa You (You Hag)"; Jerry tries his hand at ventriloquism. (6/30/78)

61.  UBS Awards ceremony.  (7/3/78)

62.  Barth talks about his tan; Happy and the Mirth-Makers sing "Good Vibrations"; Sociologist Wendell Healey discusses surfing and Connie Stevens talks about her contract but does a number for the UBS special anyway (a lip-synch to "Kookie, Lend Me Your Comb"). (7/4/78)

63. Barth talks about his new talk show ideas; Taters the Clown sings "The Counting Song"; Father John Lewis of the Mission San Tijo; Dick does a wine commercial for the mission. (7/5/78)

64. Martin Mull b***hes about the Alta Coma Chamber of Commerce "Man of the Year" award; Wayne Coleman of America After Lunch returns to interview Isabel Sanford. (7/6/78)

65. Barths "bad" news - Jerry is fired; Fred Willard talks about his resemblence to Jerry Hubbard; Martin refuses to sing without Jerry but when Jerry shows up he sings "Goodnight". (7/7/78)