Mister Terrific (1967)

The Ed Sullivan Show with guests Allen and Rossi (1965) - Footage Offline -10/02/10

The Ed Sullivan Show with guests Allen and Rossi (1965) ) - Footage Offline - 05/23/09

The Ed Sullivan Show with guests Allen and Rossi (1964) ) - Footage Offline - 05/23/09

The Mike Douglas Show with co-host Joan Fontaine and guests Anthony Perkins, Killer Joe, Rudy Vallee and Stevie Wonder (1967)

Showoffs (1975)

The Magnificent Marble Machine (1975)

The Wilburn Brothers Show with guest Loretta Lynn (1969)

This is just too cool - wait for it - it comes up at 2:31 and 2:50.

The Ed Sullivan Show with guests Gordon and Sheila Macrae (1964) ) - Footage Offline - 05/23/09

It's not everyday you see or hear somebody do an impression of Garry Moore - and this one, the only one, is pretty accurate.

The Ed Sullivan Show with guest Myron Cohen (1964) ) - Footage Offline - 05/23/09

The Ed Sullivan Show with guest Morty Gunty (1964) ) - Footage Offline - 05/23/09

You may have seen Morty in Woody Allen's wonderful showbiz homage Broadway Danny Rose.

The Ed Sullivan Show with guests McCall and Brill (1964)

What's My Line with mystery guest Myrna Loy (1960)

What's My Line with mystery guest Shelly Berman (1960)

Beat the Clock (1953)

The Face is Familiar with celebrity panelists June Lockhart and Bob Crane (1966)

The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson with guests Edy Williams and Dom Deluise (1973)

The Gene Autry Show with special guest stars Gloria Talbott and Lyle Talbot (1953)

Gambit (1975)

The Price is Right (1975)

The Big Showdown (1975)

King of the Hill (1975)

Crosswits with celebrity panelist Nipsey Russell (1979)

Rhyme and Reason with celebrity panelists Richard Dawson and Nipsey Russell (1975)

The Who, What or Where Game (1970)

Barbara Feldon Novelty Single (1966)

During the height of Get Smart's popularity, Barbara Feldon was persuaded to record this great novelty single. According to WouldYouBelieve.com:

"The 45 has Barbara Feldon singing two songs. "99" was written by M. Grudeff and R. Jessel, arranged and conducted by Charlie Fox and released by RCA's Miracle Records. The flip side was "Max", written by J. Daniels and J. Rose, with Fox doing the arranging and conducting as well. Feldon sang "99" in her recent Broadway show..."

More Get Smart Outtakes (1965)

On Location: Myron Cohen (1976)