Donny and Marie with guests Chuck Berry and Buddy Hackett (1977)

The Mama Cass Television Program with guest Buddy Hackett (1969)

Bowling Newsreel starring Buddy Hackett (1950)

Stanley starring Buddy Hackett (1956)

Hollywood Squares with celebrity contestants Carl Reiner, Buddy Hackett and Shecky Greene (1972)

Hollywood Squares (1968)

Bud & Lou - Clip (1978)

The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson with guest Buddy Hackett (1992)

Stanley starring Buddy Hackett (1956) - Footage Offline - 12/09/09

The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson with guests Buddy Hackett and Brian GIllis (1987)

What's My Line with not-so-mystery guest Steve Allen (1965)

What's My Line with guests Bob Hope and Lucille Ball (1963)

The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson with guest Buddy Hackett (1987)

The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson with guest Buddy Hackett (1988)

The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson with guest Buddy Hackett (1992)

The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson with guests Don Rickles, Buddy Hackett and Burt Reynolds (1973) ) - Footage Offline - 05/23/09

I think I've posted some of this show before, but here is an extended chunk of Johnny's eleventh year special.

Buddy Hackett meets Beyond the Fringe! - What's My Line (1962)

Robert Goulet 1933-2007

The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson with guests Dean Martin and Buddy Hackett (1973)

The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson with guest Buddy Hackett (again!)

Another funny appearance from Buddy Hackett on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. Buddy is now a Classic Television Showbiz regular, just like Muhammad Ali.

The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson with guest Buddy Hackett

Buddy Hackett guests on Carson from this nineteen eighties episode. At the 37 second point Buddy mentions a brand of scotch that is blurred so that we can't hear it with the sound of backwards audio. At the 1:07 point somebody else's voice is dubbed in with "foot" instead of "dick." A couple of seconds we hear Hackett apologize to "Fred," as in producer Fred DeCordova. Ironically, after the joke Hackett talks about how the joke wouldn't work if he used a different word like "haircut," little did he know at the time that the network would change it to the word "foot."