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All Seasons

Season 1

  • S01E01 September 19, 1963

    • September 19, 1963
    • ABC (US)

    Guest stars are Dick Shawn, Fred Flintstone, The Jubliee Four, and Chuck McCann.

  • S01E02 September 26, 1963

    • September 26, 1963
    • ABC (US)

    Rosemary Clooney, Al Hirt, Roy Clark.

  • S01E03 October 3, 1963

    • October 3, 1963
    • ABC (US)

    Roy Clark, Milt Kamen, Karen Morrow.

  • S01E04 October 10, 1963

    • October 10, 1963
    • ABC (US)

    McGuire Sisters, Jack E. Leonard, Ron Martin, Stuart Hamblen, Pat McCormick.

  • S01E05 October 17, 1963

    • October 17, 1963
    • ABC (US)

    Art Carney, Patrice Munsel, Dukes of Dixieland, Ron Martin.

  • S01E06 October 24, 1963

    • October 24, 1963
    • ABC (US)

    Jane Morgan, Phil Ford & Mimi Hines, The Jubilee Four, Ron Martin.

  • S01E07 October 31, 1963

    • October 31, 1963
    • ABC (US)

    Teresa Brewer, The Wills Sisters, Jackie Mason, Ron Martin.

  • S01E08 November 7, 1963

    • November 7, 1963
    • ABC (US)

    Jo Stafford, Don Adams, Jubilee Four, Elston Howard, TN Gov. Frank Clement, Ron Martin, Pat McCormick.

  • S01E09 November 14, 1963

    • November 14, 1963
    • ABC (US)

    Red Buttons, Jerry Vale, Molly Bee, The Crum Brothers, Ron Martin.

  • S01E10 November 21, 1963

    • November 21, 1963
    • ABC (US)

    Maureen O'Hara, Bronwyn FitzSimons, Professor Backwards (Jimmy Edmundson).

  • S01E11 November 28, 1963

    • November 28, 1963
    • ABC (US)

    McGuire Sisters, The Jubliee Four, Don Adams, The Crum Brothers.

  • S01E12 December 5, 1963

    • December 5, 1963
    • ABC (US)

    Eddy Arnold, Molly Bee, Allan Sherman, Lud & Lester.

  • S01E13 December 12, 1963

    • December 12, 1963
    • ABC (US)

    Jack Carter, Homer and Jethro, Molly Bee.

  • S01E14 December 19, 1963

    • December 19, 1963
    • ABC (US)

    George Gobel, Anna Moffo, Buck Owens, The Jubilee Four, Lud & Lester.

  • S01E15 December 26, 1963

    • December 26, 1963
    • ABC (US)

    Patty Duke, Tex Ritter, The Jubilee Four, Jackie Mason, Lassie.

  • S01E16 January 9, 1964

    • January 9, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Chet Atkins, Molly Bee, Homer and Jethro, Don Adams.

  • S01E17 January 16, 1964

    • January 17, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Jane Morgan, Johnny Tillotson, George Kirby, Duke of Paducah, Buck Owens, Smitty & The Virginians.

  • S01E18 January 23, 1964

    • January 23, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Johnny Cash, Molly Bee, Boots Randolph, Phil Ford & Mimi Hines, Grandpa Jones, Eddie Arnold (cameo).

  • S01E19 January 30, 1964

    • January 30, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Patti Page, Ferlin Husky, Grandpa Jones, Wade Ray, Norm Crosby.

  • S01E20 February 13, 1964

    • February 13, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Eydie Gorme, George Jones, Don Adams.

  • S01E21 February 20, 1964

    • February 20, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Julius LaRosa, Skeeter Davis, George Kirby, Lassie, Toots Thielemans.

  • S01E22 February 27, 1964

    • February 27, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Eddy Arnold, Corbett Monica, Molly Bee, Buck Owens, Smitty & The Virginians.

  • S01E23 March 5, 1964

    • March 5, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Dorothy Collins, Boots Randolph, Hank Williams Jr., Charlie Manna.

  • S01E24 March 12, 1964

    • March 12, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Buck Owens, Molly Bee, Don Adams, Pat McCormick.

  • S01E25 March 19, 1964

    • March 19, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Johnny Tillotson, Molly Bee, Homer and Jethro, The Four Cuties from Hackensack, Norm Crosby.

  • S01E26 March 26, 1964

    • March 26, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Jack Jones, Hank Snow, Professor Backwards, Toots Thielemans, Four Cuties from Hackensack.

  • S01E27 April 2, 1964

    • April 2, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Eydie Gorme, Jim Reeves, Don Adams, Pat McCormick, Buck Owens, Smitty & The Virginians.

  • S01E28 April 9, 1964

    • April 9, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Hank Thompson, Molly Bee, Roy Clark, Eagle and Man.

  • S01E29 April 16, 1964

    • April 16, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Vikki Carr, Carl Smith, Milt Kamen.

  • S01E30 April 23, 1964

    • April 23, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Buck Owens, Molly Bee, Don Adams, Pat McCormick, Toots Thielemans.

Season 2

  • S02E01 September 17, 1964

    • September 17, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Guest stars are Roger Miller, Don Adams, Molly Bee.

  • S02E02 September 24, 1964

    • September 24, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Jimmy's guests are Buck Owens, Molly Bee, Charlie Callas and Rowlf the Muppet hound dog.Highlights: Molly sings "Here Comes My Baby". Buck performs "Love's Gonna Live". Jimmy backed by an all-male choir perform. Jimmy, Molly & Buck sing "Alone With You".

  • S02E03 October 1, 1964

    • October 1, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Vikki Carr, Roy Drusky, Pete Drake, Al Kelly.

  • S02E04 October 8, 1964

    • October 8, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Bobby Vinton, Homer and Jethro, Molly Bee, Toots Thielemans.

  • S02E05 October 15, 1964

    • October 15, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Ernest Tubb, Roy Clark, Don Adams, Molly Bee.

  • S02E06 October 22, 1964

    • October 22, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Sheb Wooley, Connie Smith, The Stoneman Family, Professor Irwin Corey.

  • S02E07 October 29, 1964

    • October 29, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Johnny Tillotson, Don Adams, Grandpa Jones, Molly Bee.

  • S02E08 November 5, 1964

    • November 5, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    It's an all-star Country Wester night as Jimmy takes the show to Nashville, Tennessee's Ryman Auditorium. Jimmy Dean's guest is Eddy Arnold, Minnie Pearl, Dottie West, Chet Atkins, Ernest Tubb, Flatt and Scruggs and The Jordainaires. Highlights: Dottie sings "Here Comes My Baby". Also appearing in Tennessee's Governor Frank Clement.

  • S02E09 November 19, 1964

    • November 19, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Jerry Vale, Carmel Quinn, The Virginians.

  • S02E10 November 26, 1964

    • November 26, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Johnny Cash, Floyd Cramer, Molly Bee, Norm Crosby.

  • S02E11 December 3, 1964

    • December 3, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Eileen Farrell, Charlie Rich, Faron Young.

  • S02E12 December 10, 1964

    • December 10, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Jimmy Dean's guests are Teresa Brewer, Ferlin Husky and saxophonist Boots Randolph. Also with the Peter Matz Orchestra.

  • S02E13 December 17, 1964

    • December 17, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Molly Bee, Boots Randolph, George Kirby.

  • S02E14 December 24, 1964

    • December 24, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Porter Wagoner, Jerry Vale, The Quinto Sisters, Garry Dean, Connie Dean, and Robert Dean.

  • S02E15 December 31, 1964

    • December 31, 1964
    • ABC (US)

    Jimmy Dean's guests are Kay Starr, comics Homer and Jethro. Also with the Peter Matz Orchestra.

  • S02E16 January 7, 1965

    • January 7, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Bobby Rydell, Roger Miller, Minnie Pearl, The Levee Singers.

  • S02E17 January 14, 1965

    • January 14, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Jane Morgan, Eddy Arnold, Roy Clark, Abe Weatherwise.

  • S02E18 January 21, 1965

    • January 21, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Buck Owens, The Mills Brothers, Norm Crosby.

  • S02E19 January 28, 1965

    • January 28, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Jack Jones, Rex Allen, Toots Thielemans, Nudie Cohn.

  • S02E20 February 11, 1965

    • February 11, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Jimmy's guests are comedian Bill Cosby, Bandleader Leon McAuliffe and His Group, Molly Bee and Rowlf the Muppet Hound. Highlights: Songs "Mobile", "Bill Bailey", "Sweet Temptation" and "Twinkle Star".

  • S02E21 February 18, 1965

    • February 18, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Vikki Carr, Henny Youngman, Johnny Tillotson.

  • S02E22 February 25, 1965

    • February 25, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Carl Smith, Phil Ford & Mimi Hines, Della Rae.

  • S02E23 March 4, 1965

    • March 4, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Louise O'Brien, Sonny James, The Village Stompers.

  • S02E24 March 11, 1965

    • March 11, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Jerry Vale, Judy Lynn, Homer and Jethro.

  • S02E25 March 25, 1965

    • March 25, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Eddy Arnold, Kay Starr, Norm Crosby, The Village Stompers, Florida Citrus Queen. Broadcast from Winter Haven, FL.

  • S02E26 April 8, 1965

    • April 8, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Chet Atkins, Julie Rogers, Cliff Arquette (as Charley Weaver), Floyd Cramer.

  • S02E27 April 15, 1965

    • April 15, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Gene Pitney, George Jones, Molly Bee, Leo Durocher.

  • S02E28 April 22, 1965

    • April 22, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    June Valli, Porter Wagoner, Adam Keefe, Rich Richelieu.

  • S02E29 May 6, 1965

    • May 6, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Jimmy's guests are Saxophonist Boots Randolph and Yodler Elton Britt. With the Peter Matz Orchestra.

  • S02E30 May 13, 1965

    • May 13, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Roy Clark, Rex Allen, Judy Lynn.

Season 3

  • S03E01 September 17, 1965

    • September 17, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Guest stars are Eddy Arnold, Gene Pitney, Buck Owens, Connie Smith, Linda Gayle. Broadcast from the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, TN.

  • S03E02 September 24, 1965

    • September 24, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Ernest Tubb, John Davidson, Corbett Monica, Jody Miller.

  • S03E03 October 1, 1965

    • October 1, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Jane Morgan, Will Jordan, Bill Anderson, The Geezinslaw Brothers.

  • S03E04 October 8, 1965

    • October 8, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Bobby Vinton, Jody Miller, Don Gibson, The Geezinslaw Brothers.

  • S03E05 October 15, 1965

    • October 15, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Cliff Arquette, Johnny Tillotson, Molly Bee, Buck & Smitty and The Virginians, Toots Thielemans.

  • S03E06 October 22, 1965

    • October 22, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Roy Acuff, Buck Owens, Minnie Pearl, Roy Drusky, Del Reeves, Norma Jean, Merle Haggard, Tex Ritter, Connie Smith, Jim Reeves, Hank Cochran, Wesley Rose, Roger Miller, Frances Preston, TN Gov. Frank G. Clement. Broadcast from the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, TN.

  • S03E07 November 5, 1965

    • November 5, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Arthur Godfrey, Sharon Carnes, Fran Allison, Bobby Bare, The Geezinslaw Brothers.

  • S03E08 November 12, 1965

    • November 12, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    John Davidson, Del Reeves, Eddie Peabody, Molly Bee.

  • S03E09 November 19, 1965

    • November 19, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Forrest Tucker, Jody Miller, Homer and Jethro.

  • S03E10 November 26, 1965

    • November 26, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    George Jones, Cliff Arquette, Jimmy Dickens, Gale Garnett, The Bordermen feat. Chuck Woolery. Broadcast from Miami Beach, FL.

  • S03E11 December 3, 1965

    • December 3, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Eileen Farrell, Chet Atkins, Don Gibson, Boots Randolph, Floyd Cramer, Buck & Smitty, Norm Crosby. Broadcast from Carnegie Hall.

  • S03E12 December 10, 1965

    • December 10, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Joanie Sommers, Jerry Vale, Leroy Van Dyke, Cliff Arquette, Joe Maphis, Milton Berle. Broadcast from ABC Studios in Hollywood, CA.

  • S03E13 December 17, 1965

    • December 17, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Kay Starr, Joe Maphis, Bobby Rydell, Cliff Arquette, Phil Harris, Lassie. Broadcast from ABC Studios in Hollywood, CA.

  • S03E14 December 24, 1965

    • December 24, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Rich Little, Jody Miller, Cliff Arquette, Joe Maphis, Chuck Green. Broadcast from ABC Studios in Hollywood, CA.

  • S03E15 December 31, 1965

    • December 31, 1965
    • ABC (US)

    Vikki Carr, Buck Owens, Norm Crosby, Joe Maphis, The Western Continentals.

  • S03E16 January 14, 1966

    • January 14, 1966
    • ABC (US)

    Roy Acuff, Flatt and Scruggs, George Hamilton IV, Sonny James, Carl Smith, Hank Snow, Kitty Wells, Dottie West, Faron Young. Broadcast from the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, TN.

  • S03E17 January 21, 1966

    • January 21, 1966
    • ABC (US)

    Pearl Bailey, Cliff Arquette, Buck Owens, Wilma Bridges.

  • S03E18 January 28, 1966

    • January 28, 1966
    • ABC (US)

    The Everly Brothers, Jody Miller, Fran Allison, Lloyd Green.

  • S03E19 February 11, 1966

    • February 11, 1966
    • ABC (US)

    The Andrews Sisters, Billy Grammer, Sgt. Barry Sadler.

  • S03E20 February 18, 1966

    • February 18, 1966
    • ABC (US)

    Molly Bee, Roy Clark, Jerry Caterino, The Japanese Grand Ole Opry.

  • S03E21 February 25, 1966

    • February 25, 1966
    • ABC (US)

    George Carlin, The Brown Family, Peggy Paxton, Warner Mark, Elton Britt.

  • S03E22 March 4, 1966

    • March 4, 1966
    • ABC (US)

    Al Martino, Don Gibson, Sharon Carnes, The Statesmen Quartet.

  • S03E23 March 11, 1966

    • March 11, 1966
    • ABC (US)

    Roberta Sherwood, Boots Randolph, Norm Crosby, Marvin Laird.

  • S03E24 March 18, 1966

    • March 18, 1966
    • ABC (US)

    Maury Wills, Jim Mudcat Grant, Margie Bowes, Loraine Lee, George Carlin.

  • S03E25 March 25, 1966

    • March 25, 1966
    • ABC (US)

    Jerry Vale, Norm Crosby, George Jones, Billy Grammer.

  • S03E26 April 1, 1966

    • April 1, 1966
    • ABC (US)

    No special guests. For the last show, Jimmy Dean, Jim Henson's Rowlf the Dog, and The Chuck Cassidy Singers filled the show.