Reel 7155

His 40 years in broadcasting.

Host:

"We're proud as hell of what we've done," says executive producer Don Hewitt of the show's first 30 years. "But we're not sure why it continues to be a perennial Top 10 show." The reasons are probably the kinds of moments captured in this superb collection of highlights. As Hewitt and correspondents Mike Wallace, Morley Safer, Ed Bradley, Steve Kroft and Lesley Stahl review old clips, they reveal what was going on off-camera. Among the topics revisited: Vietnam, the women's movement, the tobacco industry, Nicaragua's civil war and health care. Also: interviews with Barbra Streisand, Jerry Seinfeld and Tony Bennett. (2:00)

Hosts: The Smothers Brothers. Lots of clips including:

Computer-annimated Ed Sullivan with the voice of John Byner introduces new talent of today.

His 40 years in broadcasting.

Host:

Mike Wallace "We're proud as hell of what we've done," says executive producer Don Hewitt of the show's first 30 years. "But we're not sure why it continues to be a perennial Top 10 show." The reasons are probably the kinds of moments captured in this superb collection of highlights. As Hewitt and correspondents Mike Wallace, Morley Safer, Ed Bradley, Steve Kroft and Lesley Stahl review old clips, they reveal what was going on off-camera. Among the topics revisited: Vietnam, the women's movement, the tobacco industry, Nicaragua's civil war and health care. Also: interviews with Barbara Strausand, Jerry Seinfeld and Tony Bennett. (2:00)

Hosts: Lots of clips including: Elvis Presley, Bill Haley & the Comets, The Beatles, Richard Pryor & Rodney Dangerfield.

Computer-animated Ed Sullivan with the voice of John Byner introduces new talent of today.

His 40 years in broadcasting.

Host:

"We're proud as hell of what we've done," says executive producer Don Hewitt of the show's first 30 years. "But we're not sure why it continues to be a perennial Top 10 show." The reasons are probably the kinds of moments captured in this superb collection of highlights. As Hewitt and correspondents Mike Wallace, Morley Safer, Ed Bradley, Steve Kroft and Lesley Stahl review old clips, they reveal what was going on off-camera. Among the topics revisited: Vietnam, the women's movement, the tobacco industry, Nicaragua's civil war and health care. Also: interviews with Barbra Streisand, Jerry Seinfeld and Tony Bennett. (2:00)

Hosts: Lots of clips including: Elvis Presley, Bill Haley & the Comets, The Beatles, Richard Pryor & Rodney Dangerfield.

Computer-animated Ed Sullivan with the voice of John Byner introduces new talent of today.