A Couple of Carol's fellow CBS stars pay a visit to the show. At the time, Lucille Ball preceded Carol as part of the...

A severely hungover Harvey Korman is taken to the cleaners by blackmailing "Fireside Girl Alice Portnoy," played by C...

Fabray, Tormé and Rickles sounds like a law firm, one that specializes in entertainment. Want to see Don Rickles blow...

Carol's good friend Jim Nabors holds the honor of being the first guest star in the CBS network debut of her long-run...

Beloved crooner Bing Crosby and beloved character actor Paul Lynde join the regulars for an unusual evening of song a...

Eydie Gorme performs a fine version of "A House Is Not a Home." Conway refrains from singing. Instead, he and fellow ...

Before Burt Reynolds gained notice through TV appearances, movies and his star-making role in "Deliverance," he broke...

Lesley Ann Warren joins Don Adams as Carol's special guests. Adams plays late-night show host Donny Bishop, whose str...

Lucille Ball and Tim Conway both debut on this show. Crazy redheads Carol and Lucy dine at the Cafe Argentine, run by...

Tim Conway is such a wickedly funny man that he appeared in many episodes of the show before becoming a full-time cas...

Guests Bobbie Gentry and Gwen Verdon perform "Bugs," "The Look of Love" and "The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Gro...

Andy Griffith opens the show with Aesop's fable about the lion and the mouse, and narrates "Cinderellie," the backwoo...

Guests Cass Elliot & Bernadette Peters. Cass plays the heavy-fasion model Suzie Shrimpton-in "As the Stomach Turns."...

Guests Vikki Carr & Vicki Lawrence. As Carol's sister, Vikki plays the voice of reason as Carol returns home drunk an...

Guests Steve Lawrence & Carol Channing. Skit "As the Stomach Turns" has Channing as Jinx Vandenberg, Faith healer Sa...

Someone's got a crush on Roger (Harvey). It's Gretchen, a friend of Carol's sister, Chris. That ju-jawed, goofy grin ...

Harvey Corman and Tim Conway play workers hired to plaster a poster on a skyscraper on a windy day. The Tearjerker Th...

It's hard to believe that George Carlin once sported colorful scarves, a double-breasted blazer, and a stylishly mod ...