Season 20

E1. Erik Estrada co-hosts

Jun 30, 1980

Guests: comedienne Carol Burnett comedian Dom DeLuise singer Tony Orlando Stan Kann the gadget man (demonstrates odd inventions) Sam the Chimp (chimpanzee from NBC "B.J. and the Bear") and Sissy Whitfield (1980 National Watermelon Association Queen).

E2. Erik Estrada co-hosts

Jul 1, 1980

Guests: actress Shelley Winters comedian Redd Foxx rock band Todd Rundgren and Utopia and Walter Cronkite (1st of a 4-part interview on tape) Highlights: Todd Rundgren and Utopia perform "The Very Last Time" and "Love Is the Answer."

E3. Erik Estrada co-hosts

Jul 2, 1980

Guests: Lucille Ball and husband Gary Morton Erik's co-stars from "CHiPs" Brodie Greer, Paul Linke and Randi Oakes and The Whispers On tape: Part two of Mike Douglas' interview with Walter Cronkite. Highlights: The Whispers who perform "And the Beat Goes On."

E4. Erik Estrada co-hosts

Jul 3, 1980

Guests: actor Chad Everett actress Liz Torres singer Barry White The Top Hatters and Dr. Cylvia Sorkin. Part III of a taped interview with Walter Cronkite. Highlights: Barry White sings "Love Makin' Love".

E5. Erik Estrada co-hosts

Jul 4, 1980

Guests: comedian Don Rickles singer Steve Lawrence singer-actress Loni Ackerman and body language expert Dr. Maxine Fiel. Part IV of a taped interview with Walter Cronkite. Highlights: Steve Lawrence sings "It Had to Be You" Loni Ackerman sings "New York State of Mind." Mike sings "Honeysuckle Rose".

E6. Sammy Davis Jr. co-hosts

Jul 7, 1980

Guests: actor-dancer Ben Vereen of "All That Jazz" actress Jane Curtin ventriloquist Willie Tyler and Lester Bill Evans and Part V of a taped interview with Walter Cronkite. Highlights: Ben Vereen sings "Let's Get Serious".

E7. Sammy Davis Jr. co-hosts

Jul 8, 1980

Guests: actors Billy Dee Williams and Billy Fellows singer Marlene Shaw U.S. Olympic ice-hockey goalie Jim Craig and his father Donald and Bob Munder. Highlights: Marlene Shaw sings "Rhythm of Love". Sammy Davis Jr. sings "I Write the Songs".

E8. Sammy Davis Jr. co-hosts

Jul 9, 1980

Guests: actor Carroll O'Connor comic impressionist Guy Marks singer Marlene Ricci and the Amazing Kreskin.

E9. Sammy Davis Jr. co-hosts

Jul 10, 1980

Guests: comedienne Lily Tomlin singer-songwriter Neil Sedaka and his daughter Dara Sedaka actor Dennis Burkley and the Nicholas Brothers. Highlights: Neil and Dara sing "Should've Never Let You Go" and "You're So Good for Me." Sammy performs "With a Song in My Heart."

E10. Sammy Davis Jr. co-hosts

Jul 11, 1980

Guests: Sammy's wife Altovese Davis Sammy's mother Elvina Davis Sammy's son Mark Davis Daira Davis and Sam Davis actresses Judith Light and Michele Lee Kool and the Gang. and poet C. Tillery Banks ("Hello to Me with Love"). Highlights: Kool and the Gang do "Too Hot," "Ladies Night" and "Hangin' Out." Sammy sings "You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You."

E11. Beatrice Arthur co-hosts

Jul 14, 1980

Guests: actor Conrad Bain Country singer Mickey Gilley Charlton Heston and his son Fraser Heston bodybuilder Claudia Wilbourn and Sidney Sheldon author of "Rage of Angels". Highlights: Mickey Gilley sings "Stand By Me". (from the movie, "Urban Cowboy")

E12. Beatrice Arthur co-hosts

Jul 15, 1980

Guests: actor Dick Van Patten of "Eight Is Enough" actress Rue McClanahan singers Roberta Flack and Peabo Bryson. Highlights: Roberta Flack and Peabo Bryson perform "You Are My Heaven" and "Tonight I Celebrate My Love".

E13. Beatrice Arthur co-hosts

Jul 16, 1980

Guests: actress Morgan Fairchild actor Todd Bridges The Spinners columnist Heloise and Jesse O. Sims.

E14. Beatrice Arthur co-hosts

Jul 17, 1980

Guests: Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr. model Twiggy gymnast Kurt Thomas comedian Marty Allen and Rona Jaffe author "Class Reunion".

E15. Beatrice Arthur co-hosts

Jul 18, 1980

Guests: actress Zsa Zsa Gabor actor Peter Fonda singer Michael Franks and Nancy Friday author of "Men in Love".

E16. Smokey Robinson co-hosts

Jul 21, 1980

Guests: actress Jodie Foster actor Tom Wopat and Franklyn Ajaye.

E17. Dr. Hook co-hosts

Jul 22, 1980

Guests: TV talk show host Phil Donahue comedian George Wallace and Dianne Kay.

E19. Andy Gibb co-hosts

Jul 24, 1980

Guests: actress Kristy McNichol Andy's father Mr. Hugh Gibb comic Johnny Dark and Edwin Robinson. Highlights: Andy Gibb and Mike Douglas perform a medley with "I'll Be Around", "The Jones Boy", "Say Si-Si", "Opus One", "Paper Doll" and "You're Nobody Til Somebody Loves You".

E20. Eddie Money co-hosts

Jul 25, 1980

Guests: actress Angie Dickinson of "Dressed to Kill" actor-comedian Rick Podell actress Rhonda Bates of "Roadie" and hypnotist Sam Vine. Highlights: Eddie sings "Two Tickets to Paradise" and "Running Back."

E21. Lee Marvin co-hosts

Jul 28, 1980

Guests: actor Peter Ustinov actress Lynn Redgrave The Statler Brothers comedian Gallagher and Richie Barthy.

E22. Lee Marvin co-hosts

Jul 29, 1980

Guests: actor Peter Ustinov actress Susan Sullivan rock musician Ted Nugent and ice skaters Tai Babilonia and Randy Gardner.

E23. Lee Marvin co-hosts

Jul 30, 1980

Guests: actor Mark Hamill (Lee's co-star in the new film "The Big Red One") comedian magician Harry Anderson actress Laurie Walters designer Bill Tice Benny Koski and pop trio Black Russian. Also: a fashion show. Highlights: Black Russian perform "Leave Me Now."

E24. Lee Marvin co-hosts

Jul 31, 1980

Guests: film director Sam Fuller ("The Big Red One") actresses Lee Grant and Brianne Leary vocal group The Manhattans comedian-actor Michael Keaton Jane Butell and Thomas 'Iron Jaws' Wilson (entertainer who lifts furniture with his mouth). Highlights: The Manhattans perform "Shining Star."

E25. Lee Marvin co-hosts

Aug 1, 1980

Guests: actress Tanya Roberts actors Robert Carradine, Kelly Ward, Bobby Di Cicco and Perry Lang ("The Big Red One") vocalist Maureen McGovern and comic Rip Taylor. Highlights: Maureen McGovern sings "The Bottom Line".

E26. From Dallas. Barbara Mandrell co-hosts

Aug 4, 1980

Guests: actor Greg Evigan actress Lorna Patterson actor Carl Weathers and Sono Osato. Highlights: Barbara Mandrell sings "Crackers". Greg Evigan does "People I Know".

E27. From Dallas. Barbara Mandrell co-hosts

Aug 5, 1980

Guests: actor Bruce Dern Basketball great Kareem Abdul Jabbar actress Charlotte Rae of "Facts of Life" Barbara's sisters Louise Mandrell and Irlene Mandrell and Karen Lustgarten author of "The Complete Guide to a Dynamic Body". Highlights: Barbara Mandrell sings "Darlin'".

E28. From Dallas. Barbara Mandrell co-hosts

Aug 6, 1980

Guests: actress Elizabeth Ashley comedian George Miller actor Linwood Boomer and psychologist Dr. Irene Kassorla. Highlights: Barbara Mandrell sings "Fooled by a Feeling."

E29. From Dallas. Barbara Mandrell co-hosts

Aug 7, 1980

Guests: "Dallas" stars Larry Hagman and Linda Gray singer-actor David Naughton comic & gadget collector Stan Kann Bill Rossel Dennis Berkley and Bill Fox. Highlights: Barbara Mandrell sings "Sometime, Somewhere, Somehow". David Naughton sings "Makin' It". Mike and Barbara interview Larry Hagman and Linda Gray at the South Fork Ranch.

E30. From Dallas. Barbara Mandrell co-hosts

Aug 8, 1980

Guests: "Dallas" stars Larry Hagman Victoria Principal and Charlene Tilton designer Chip Tolbert and Fernando Escadon and J R. Duncan. Highlights: Barbara Mandrell sings "Long Time, No Love" and "The Best of Strangers".

E31. Chad Everett co-hosts

Aug 11, 1980

Guests: comedian Phyllis Diller vocalist Amy Holland model Kelly Collins actor Jed Allan Leonard Emanuel and Christine Jackson.