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1. Army Reports - #46 Keeping It All Together

   Equal opportunity is a basic tenant of life in the United States, and the Army.

   Record Type: Television

   
2. Carol Burnette Show - Dinah Shore / Roddy McDowall, Jackson 5

   This show's highlight is the classic "Gone with the Wind" spoof "Went with the Wind." Other sketches include Harvey Korman proposing to Carol. Harvey also visits the Oldest Man’s (Tim Conway) deli and he has a legitimate beef. The musical numbers include Dinah Shore singing Paul Simon’s "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover." This show’s highlight is the first "Family" sketch where family members Eunice (Carol), Harvey (Ed), and Vicki (Mama) can’t appr...

   Record Type: Television

   
3. Carol Burnett Show - Dinah Shore

   This show's highlight is the classic "Gone with the Wind" spoof "Went with the Wind." Other sketches include Harvey Korman proposing to Carol. Harvey also visits the Oldest Man’s (Tim Conway) deli and he has a legitimate beef. The musical numbers include Dinah Shore singing Paul Simon’s "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover."

   Record Type: Television

   
4. Carol Burnett Show - Revisited - Let’s Bump up the Lights!

   The complete cast of The Carol Burnett show reunites for a special show. The format has the cast answering questions from the audience. This show also features footage from the old broadcasts with audience participation.

   Record Type: Television

   
5. Faerie Tale Theatre - Rip Van Winkle

   Francis Ford Coppola directs the classic tale starring Harry Dean Stanton and Talia Shire.

   Record Type: Television

   
6. Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour

   Singer/musician Glen Campbell welcomes Jerry Reed, John Wayne, Tim Conway, Three Dog Night, and Carol Burnett. John Wayne jokes around with Glen, and appears in comedy sketches with Tim Conway. He shows Glen some of his personal movie memorabilia, including the rifle he used in Stagecoach, his cavalry costume from She Wore A Yellow Ribbon, and his Green Berets uniform. Three Dog Night perform their #1 hit "Joy To The World" and "Just An Old ...

   Record Type: Television

   
7. Hi Ho Steverino! - A 25th Anniversary To Steve Allen

   Features clips from early shows and celebrity guest appearances.

   Record Type: Television

   
8. Where Were You? - 1966

   Retrospective of the year 1966

   Record Type: Television