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The Dean Martin Show, also known as The Dean Martin Variety Show, is a TV variety-comedy series that ran from 1965 to 1974 for 264 episodes. It was broadcast by NBC and hosted by entertainer Dean Martin. The theme song to the series was his 1964 hit "Everybody Loves Somebody."
Episode 33 : Ethel Merman / Roger Miller / Lainie Kazan
February. 15,1968
Episode 30 : Episode #90
April. 04,1968
April 4, 1968 (final new show of the 3rd season) Music: --Dean Martin - ""Look for the Silver Lining,"" ""Nobody's Baby Again"" and ""It's Easy to Remember"" --Wisa D'Orso (singer-dancer) - ""I'm the First Girl in the Second Row in the Third Scene of the Fourth Number"" Also appearing: --Jimmy Stewart --George Gobel --Shecky Greene
Episode 29 : Vince Edwards / Morgana King / Billy DeWolf / Linda Bennett
March. 28,1968
Episode 28 : Episode #89
March. 28,1968
Show #89 - March 28, 1968 Guests: --Vince Edwards --Billy De Wolfe --Linda Bennett --Morgana King --The Kids Next Door
Next week: Show #90 - April 4, 1969 (final new show of the 3rd season) Music: --Dean Martin - ""Look for the Silver Lining,"" ""Nobody's Baby Again"" and ""It's Easy to Remember"" --Wisa D'Orso (singer-dancer) - ""I'm the First Girl in the Second Row in the Third Scene of the Fourth Number"" Also appearing: --Jimmy Stewart --George Gobel --Shecky Greene
Episode 27 : Episode #88
March. 21,1968
Show #88 Music: --Dino, Desi & Billy - ""My What A Shame"" --Dean Martin and Dino (Dean Martin Jr.) - ""Small Fry"" --Dean Martin - ""Here Comes My Baby"" and ""Pennies from Heaven"" --Dean Martin and Tony Bennett - medley of 'Girl Friend' songs --Tony Bennett - ""Fool of Fools"" and ""For Once in My Life"" --Florence Henderson - ""We're in the Money,"" ""I've Told Ev'ry Little Star,"" ""Beyond the Blue Horizon"" and ""The Continental""
Also appearing: --Bob Newhart
Episode 26 : Episode #87
March. 14,1968
Show #87 Music: --Dean Martin - ""Little Old Wine Drinker Me"" and ""A Hundred Years from Today"" --Liberace - medley --Caterina Valente - ""It's a Most Unusual Day"" and ""That Old Black Magic"" --Caterina Valente and Dean Martin - ""It Had to Be You"" and a medley of 'New York' songs --George Jessel and Dean Martin - ""Toot, Toot, Tootsie!""
Episode 25 : Episode #86
March. 07,1968
Show #86 Music: --Dean Martin - ""That Old Clock on the Wall"" and ""I'm in the Mood for Love"" --Peggy Lee - ""Come Back to Me"" and ""Here's to You"" --Peggy Lee and Dean Martin - Doodlin' medley --George Gobel and Dean Martin - ""Ode to Billy Joe"" --Eddie Foy Jr. - ""I'm Clarence Fitzgerald""
Episode 24 : Keely Smith / Mickey Rooney / Minnie Pearl / Don Cherry
February. 22,1968
Episode 23 : Episode #84
February. 22,1968
Show #84 Music: ""Begin the Beguine""....Keely Smith ""Treat Me Rough"".....Mickey Rooney ""I Love Paris""....Minnie Pearl ""Green Green Grass of Home""....Don Cherry
Les Brown Orchestra conducts.
Episode 22 : Episode #82
February. 08,1968
Show #82 February 8, 1968 --Lorne Greene --Red Buttons --Jane Morgan --Skiles & Henderson
Show #83
February 15, 1968 --Ethel Merman --Rober Miller --Lainie Kazan --John Barbour --Carl Ballantine
Episode 21 : Episode #81
February. 01,1968
Music: --Dean Martin - ""Don't Let the Blues Make You Bad"" --Alice Faye - medley of Lillian Russell songs --Alice Faye and Dean Martin - ""You'll Never Know"" --Phil Harris - ""I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face"" --Julius La Rosa - ""On A Clear Day"" --Julius LaRosa and Dean Martin - ""Vino or Cappucino"" --The Kids Next Door - ""One of Those Songs"" Also appearing: --Norm Crosby --Yonely (comic musician)
Episode 20 : Episode #80
January. 25,1968
Music: --Dean Martin - ""Things"" and ""Welcome to My World"" --Joey Heatherton - ""You Came a Long Way from St. Louis"" and ""You Can Have Him"" --Joey Heatherton and Dean Martin - ""Just in Time"" --Buck Owens and the Buckaroos - ""How Long Will My Baby Be Gone?"" --Buck Owens and Dean Martin - ""I've Got a Tiger by the Tail"" and ""Love's Gonna Live Here"" Also appearing: --Orson Welles --Bob Melvin (comedian) --Professor Backwards (comedian)
Episode 19 : Episode #79
January. 18,1968
Show #79 - January 18, 1968 Guests: --Eddie Albert --George Burns --Florence Henderson --Janie Gee
Episode 18 : Episode #78
January. 11,1968
Music: --Dean Martin - ""Young at Heart"" and ""I Will"" --Barbara Heller - ""Forget Me"" --Susan Barrett - ""Strike Up the Band"" --Susan Barrett and Dean Martin - ""The Gypsy in My Soul,"" ""King of the Road,"" ""Tramp! Tramp! Tramp!,"" ""Bumming Around"" and ""Breezin' Along with the Breeze"" --Dean Martin and guests - ""What a Country""
Episode 17 : Episode #77
January. 04,1968
Music: --Dean Martin - ""Is it True What They Say About Dixie?"" --Helen Grayco performs ""The Mood I'm In"" and ""For Once In My Life"" --Helen Grayco and Dean Martin - ""Walking My Baby Back Home"" and ""Would You Like to Take a Walk"" --Morgana King performs ""I Have Loved Me A Man"". --Morgana King and Dean Martin - ""So Long,"" ""Now Is the Hour"" and ""Auld Lang Syne""
Episode 16 : Episode #76
December. 28,1967
Show #76 Music: --Dean Martin - ""Almost Like Being in Love"" and ""Blue Moon"" --Polly Bergen - ""Gonna Build a Mountain"" and ""Hi Lili Hi Lo"" --Polly Bergen and Dean Martin - ""Tumbling Tumbleweeds"" and ""Crawdad Song"" --The Mills Brothers - ""Glowworm"" and ""Cab Criver"" --The Mills Brothers and Dean Martin - ""Lazy River"" --Dean Martin and guests - Beer Garden medley: ""Cabaret,"" ""Ach du Lieber"" and ""Blue Danube Waltz""
Episode 15 : Christmas with the Martins and Sinatras
December. 21,1967
""Christmas with the Martins and Sinatras"" Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra's families gather together for a Christmas show.
Episode 14 : Episode #74
December. 14,1967
Show #74
Episode 13 : Episode #73
December. 07,1967
Guests: --Van Johnson , Patrice Munsel , Susan Barrett , John Barbour , Wisa D'Orso
Episode 12 : Lena Horne / Andrews Sisters / Don Rickles
November. 30,1967
Show #72 Music: --Dean Martin - ""I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face"" and ""If You Knew Susie"" --Lena Horne - ""I'll Plant My Own Tree"" and ""Some Day My Prince Will Come"" --The Andrews Sisters
Also appearing: --Don Rickles (comedian) - recreates his nightclub act in which he pokes fun at celebrities in the audience. The audience includes Don Adams, Polly Bergen, Pat Boone, Barbara Eden, Joey Heatherton, Bob Hope, Rose Marie, Ross Martin, Ricardo Montalban and Danny Thomas.
Episode 11 : Episode #71
November. 23,1967
Music: --Dean Martin - ""Let the Good Times In"" and ""Home"" --Kate Smith - ""Anyone Can Move a Mountain"" and ""At the Moving Picture Ball"" --Kate Smith and Dean Martin - ""Let Me Call You Sweetheart"" and a medley of travel songs. --Kaye Stevens and Dean Martin - ""I Wish I Were in Love Again"" --Janie Gee and Dean Martin - ""Little Girl,"" ""You're an Old Smoothie"" and ""You Make Me Feel So Young""
Also appearing: --Woody Allen
Episode 10 : Buddy Ebsen / Cyd Charisse / Barbara McNair / Wisa D'Orso
November. 16,1967
Episode 9 : Episode #69
November. 09,1967
Show #69
Episode 8 : Episode #68
November. 02,1967
Music: --Dean Martin - ""Pride"" and ""Release Me"" --Peggy Lee - ""Alfie"" and ""The Lonesome Road""--Peggy Lee and Dean Martin - blues medley (see ""Recap"") --Van Johnson - ""How Could You Believe Me?"" (with dancers) --Van Johnson and Dean Martin - ""Button Up Your Overcoat"" --Homer and Jethro - ""Yellow Rose of Texas"" and ""Let Me Go Lover"" --Homer and Jethro with Dean Martin - ""I've Got Tears in My Ears""
Episode 7 : Episode #67
October. 26,1967
Music: --Dean Martin - ""I'm Confessin' that I Love You"" and ""I'm Gonna Change Everything"" --Donald O'Connor and Dean Martin - ""The Lady's in Love with You,"" ""They Don't Believe Me,"" ""My Buddy"" and ""He's a Ladies' Man"" --Nancy Ames - ""Pow, Pow, Pow"" and ""Fly Me to the Moon""
Episode 6 : Episode #66
October. 19,1967
Music includes: --Dean Martin - ""On a Slow Boat to China"" and ""You Made Me Love You"" --Bing Crosby and Dean Martin - ""Give Me the Simple Life"" and a medley of Al Jolson songs. --Lena Horne - ""Softly As I Leave You"" and ""You'd Better Love Me""
(Please see ""Recap"" for more episode info.)
Episode 5 : Episode #65
October. 12,1967
Music: --Dean Martin - ""Blue Blue Day"" and ""It's the Talk of the Town"" --Dean Martin sings ""High Hopes"" (to a Little League baseball team) --Gail Martin - 'Sing' medley --Stanley Holloway - ""Fish 'n' Chips"" (with dancers) --Stanley Holloway and Dean Martin - ""It Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo"" and ""With a Little Big of Luck""
Episode 4 : Episode #64
October. 05,1967
Guests: --Janet Leigh --Phil Silvers --Jeremy Vernon --Eddy Arnold
Episode 3 : Episode #63
September. 28,1967
Guests: --Flip Wilson --Don Rickles --Roy Rogers and Dale Evans --Petula Clark
Episode 2 : Episode #62
September. 21,1967
Guests:--Rosemary Clooney --Buddy Hackett --Minnie Pearl --David Steinberg
Episode 1 : Episode #61
September. 14,1967
Show #61 - 3rd Season Premiere Music:--Dean Martin - ""Welcome to My World"" and ""The Birds and the Bees"" --Juliet Prowse - ""The Very Soft Shoes"" --Dean Martin, Jimmy Stewart and Orson Welles - ""Personality"" --Orson Welles and Dean Martin - ""Brush Up Your Shakespeare"" --Jimmy Stewart and Dean Martin - ""Ragtime Cowboy Joe""
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