The Ed Sullivan Show
Overview:
The Ed Sullivan Show is an American TV variety show that originally ran on CBS from Sunday June 20, 1948 to Sunday June 6, 1971, and was hosted by New York entertainment columnist Ed Sullivan. It was replaced in September 1971 by the CBS Sunday Night Movie, which ran only one season and was eventually replaced by other shows. In 2002, The Ed Sullivan Show was ranked #15 on TV Guide's 50 Greatest TV Shows of All Time.
Season 24
The Georgie Awards: Barbra Streisand / Blood Sweat & Tears / Tom Jones
Season 24 · Episode 1
Bobby Vinton / Rare Earth / Holiday on Ice
Season 24 · Episode 2
Melanie / Engelbert Humperdinck / Tiny Tim
Season 24 · Episode 3
scheduled: Arthur Godfrey; Loretta Lynn
Season 24 · Episode 4
Carpenters / B.B. King / Tony Bennett
Season 24 · Episode 5
U.N. 25th Anniversary: The New Seekers / Ravi Shankar
Season 24 · Episode 6
Bobbie Gentry / Melba Moore / Roy Clark
Season 24 · Episode 7
Four Tops / Carpenters / Freda Payne
Season 24 · Episode 8
Tommy Roe / Billy Joe Royal / Joe South
Season 24 · Episode 9
Richard Rogers Tribute: Shirley Jones; Cass Elliott
Season 24 · Episode 10
scheduled: Buck Owens; Joan Rivers; Norm Crosby
Season 24 · Episode 11
Grass Roots / Joey Heatherton / Pat Cooper
Season 24 · Episode 12
scheduled: Bobby Sherman; New Seekers; Robert Merrill
Season 24 · Episode 13
The Great Santa Claus Switch with Art Carney and the Muppets
Season 24 · Episode 14
scheduled: Bobbie Gentry; Friends of Distinction; Peter Nero
Season 24 · Episode 15
scheduled: Rodney Dangerfield; Lana Cantrell; O.C. Smith
Season 24 · Episode 16
Tony Bennett, The Muppets
Season 24 · Episode 17
B.J. Thomas / Rahsaan Roland Kirk / Nancy Ames
Season 24 · Episode 18
Temptations / Connie Stevens / Albert Brooks
Season 24 · Episode 19
Gladys Knight & the Pips / Sid Caesar & Carol Channing
Season 24 · Episode 20
Fifth Dimension / Tiny Tim & Miss Vickie / Connie Stevens
Season 24 · Episode 21
Everly Brothers / George Carlin / Shirley Bassey
Season 24 · Episode 22
Armed Forces Music Festival: Jeannie C. Riley; Teresa Graves
Season 24 · Episode 23
Bernadette Peters / George Hamilton / Oliver
Season 24 · Episode 24
Final Sullivan Show: Melanie; David Frye; Sandler & Young
Season 24 · Episode 25
Special Memorial Day Edition
Season 24 · Episode 26
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