Structured entries
- ON & OFF CAMERA
6/5/83
Debut.
- "The Lady's a Champ"
6/5/83
- "The Lawyers & Their Movies"
7/31/83
- NIGHT IN MANHATTAN
w/ Glenn Ford as MC
in his first screen appearance.
- THE HOUSE I LIVE IN
w/ Frank Sinatra
- RIPLEY'S BION
10/2/83
Outtakes from "The Wizard of Oz."
- HERE'S TV ENTERTAINMENT
12/4/83
35 Years of TV Variety.
- HOLLYWOOD'S MOST SENSATIONAL MYSTERIES
2/4/84
Deaths of: M.Monroe; J. Belushi & Freddie Prince, James Dean & Sal Mineo.
- DEAN MARTIN ROASTS
w/ Joan Collins '84
- THE BEATLES
5/10/84
- TERRY MOORE & HOWARD HUGHES
5/20/84
- THOSE WONDERFUL TV GAME SHOWS
5/26/84
- BOB HOPE SPECIALS
- THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES, LADIES
2/28/82
2 Hrs. of clips of gals on his various specials.
- I LOVE LIBERTY
w/ Normal Lear
- RAIDERS OF THE LOST STATUETTE or (Bob Hope & Chariots of Envy)
3/28/82
with spoofs of: Wings (1927-1st Oscar, Chariots of Fire, Reds, Raiders of Lost Ark, to Atlantic City.
- THE ROAD TO HOLLYWOOD
3/2/83
Bob's 40 years of films. Concieved in 1977, but shelved when Bing Crosby died.
- WHO MAKES THE WORLD LAUGH?
4/20/83
Bob's assignment this time out: find answers to the question "Who makes the world laugh?" And to do it, he has gathered an impressive array of guests—both on-stage and in vintage clips. Conducting the in-studio funny business with Hope are Real Person Skip Stephenson; professional hausfrau Erma Bombeck; Jonathan Winters, who sketches political vote-lust; and Art Buchwald, who explains how Washington newshounds get "scoops." Going back a bit for more political humor, Bob unreels a 1930s clip featuring Will Rogers talking with FDR and about Calvin Coolidge; and a 1938 Robert Benchley piece about income taxes. And going back even further—to 1909—he screens a Mark Twain sequence that was shot by a Thomas Edison film crew. Segments of more recent vintage (which were still being edited at press time) showcase Jack Benny, Milton Berle, George Burns, George Carlin, Jimmy Durante, Jackie Gleason, Steve Martin, Bob Newhart, Richard Pryor, Red Skelton and Eddie Murphy (as Stevie Wonder).
- BOB HOPE'S 80th BIRTHDAY
5/23/83
(60 min.)
- HOPE & CROSBY'S ROAD SHOWS
(BW)
- The ROAD TO SINGAPORE (1st)
(1940)
- ROAD TO ZANZIBAR
(1941)
- The ROAD TO MOROCCO
(1942)
- ROAD TO UTOPIA
(1945)
Transcription (raw)
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590. POLICE SQUAD!
The Broken Promise (Substantial
Gift.) 3/4/82
Dangerous Assignment (Ring of
Fear.) 3/11/82
The Butler Did It (A Bird in
the Hand) 3/18/82
Revenge & Romorse (Guilty Alibi) 3/25/
NO SOAP RADIO: 3 Epi. 4/15/82
POLICE SQUAD!
Terror in the Neighborhood (Rendezvous
in Big Gulch) 7/1/82
Dead Men Don't Laugh (Testimony of
Evil.) 7/8/82
ONE DAY AT A TIME: Two episodes
about Julie's underwater childbirth.
Springtime for Hitler (Conclusion)
LOVE HAPPY Marx Bro's (BW)(1949)
591. ON & OFF CAMERA: Debut. 6/5/83
"The Lady's a Champ". 6/5/83
"The Lawyers & Their Movies. 7/31/83
NIGHT IN MANHATTAN Glenn Ford as MC
in his first screen appearance.
THE HOUSE I LIVE IN. Frank Sinatra.
RIPLEY'S BION: Outtakes from "The
Wizard of Oz." 10/2/83
HERE'S TV ENTERTAINMENT. 12/4/83
35 Years of TV Variety.
HOLLYWOOD'S MOST SENSATIONAL MYSTERIES:
Deaths of: M.Monroe; J. Belushi &
Freddie Prince, James Dean & Sal
Mineo. 2/4/84
DEAN MARTIN ROASTS: Joan Collins '84
THE BEATLES. 5/10/84
TERRY MOORE & HOWARD HUGHES. 5/20/84
THOSE WONDERFUL TV GAME SHOWS 5/26/84
592. STEVE MARTIN:
STEVE MARTIN COMEDY SHOW: TV
Commercials are satirized. 9/30/80
THE JERK. (1979)
SATURDAY NITE LIVE (1976)
SATURDAY NIGHT: Debut.
STEVE MARTIN SPECIAL. 11/25/81
STEVE MARTIN SPECIAL. Comedy's not pretty.
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593. BOB HOPE SPECIALS:
THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES, LADIES:
2 Hrs. of clips of gals on his
various specials. 2/28/82
I LOVE LIBERTY Normal Lear.
RAIDERS OF THE LOST STATUETTE or
(Bob Hope & Chariots of Envy) with
spoofs of: Wings (1927-1st Oscar,
Chariots of Fire, Reds, Raiders of
Lost Ark, to Atlantic City. 3/28/82
THE ROAD TO HOLLYWOOD Bob's 40 years
of films. Concieved in 1977, but
shelved when Bing Crosby died. 3/2/83
WHO MAKES THE WORLD LAUGH? 4/20/83
Bob's assignment this time out: find answers to
the question "Who makes the world laugh?" And
to do it, he has gathered an impressive array of
guests—both on-stage and in vintage clips.
Conducting the in-studio funny business with
Hope are Real Person Skip Stephenson; profes-
sional hausfrau Erma Bombeck; Jonathan Winters,
who sketches political vote-lust; and Art Buch-
wald, who explains how Washington newshounds
get "scoops."
Going back a bit for more political humor, Bob
unreels a 1930s clip featuring Will Rogers talking
with FDR and about Calvin Coolidge; and a 1938
Robert Benchley piece about income taxes. And
going back even further—to 1909—he screens a
Mark Twain sequence that was shot by a Thomas
Edison film crew.
Segments of more recent vintage (which were
still being edited at press time) showcase Jack
Benny, Milton Berle, George Burns, George Carlin,
Jimmy Durante, Jackie Gleason, Steve Martin, Bob
Newhart, Richard Pryor, Red Skelton and Eddie
Murphy (as Stevie Wonder). (60 min.)
BOB HOPE'S 80th BIRTHDAY. 5/23/83
594. BOB HOPE & OTHER COMEDIANS:
WHO MAKES THE WORLD LAUGH Part II.
Sequal & similar to above. 4/4/84
Ernie Kovacs: Between the
Laughter. 5/14/84
RICHARD PRYOR Live on the Sunset
Strip. (1982)
FUNNIEST JOKE I EVER HEARD. 5/21/84
Favorite Stars tell their favorite jok
LENNY w/Dustin Hoffman. (1974)
595. HOPE & CROSBY'S ROAD SHOWS (BW)
The ROAD TO SINGAPORE (1st) (1940)
ROAD TO ZANZIBAR. (1941)
The ROAD TO MOROCCO. (1942)
ROAD TO UTOPIA. (1945)
