The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour

Name: The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1967-02-05
Rating: 7.5
Cast: Dick Smothers, Tom Smothers, Peter Cullen, Pat Paulsen

ENDED3 Seasons72 Episodes★ 7.5

The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour is a comedy series on CBS that ran from 1967 to 1969, ending after 3 seasons and 72 episodes.

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NetworkCBS

First AiredFeb 5, 1967

Last AiredApr 20, 1969

GenreComedy

Runtime60 min

LanguageEnglish

CountryUnited States

The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour is an American comedy and variety show hosted by the Smothers Brothers and initially airing on CBS from 1967 to 1969.

Cast

Dick Smothers

Self - Co-Host

Tom Smothers

Self - Co-Host

Peter Cullen

Self - Announcer

Pat Paulsen

Self

Seasons & Episodes3 seasons · 72 episodes

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E1Harry Belafonte, Cass Elliott, Rosie Grier

Sep 29, 1968

E2The Beatles, Nancy Sinatra, Aaron Williams

Oct 6, 1968

E3The.Beatles, Barbara Feldon, Bill Medley

Oct 13, 1968

E4The Everly Brothers, Jack E. Leonard, New Day Singers

Oct 27, 1968

E5Glen Campbell, The Clinger Sisters, Rowan and Martin

Nov 3, 1968

E6Kate Smith, Jefferson Airplane, Mason Williams

Nov 10, 1968

E7Donovan, George Harrison, The Committee, Jennifer Warnes

Nov 17, 1968

E8Tony Randall, Jennifer Warnes, The Doors, Ed Sullivan

Nov 24, 1968

E9Bob Newhart, First Edition, Paul Hampton, Cast of Hair

Dec 8, 1968

E10

E10George Carlin, The Doors, The Committee

Dec 15, 1968

E11

E11George Gobel, Leigh French, Spanky & Our Gang

Dec 22, 1968

E12

E12Diahann Carroll, The First Edition

Dec 29, 1968

E13

E13Nanette Fabray, Steppenwolf

Jan 5, 1969

E14

E14Steve Martin, Mason Williams, John Hartford, Murray Roman

Jan 12, 1969

E15

E15Ray Charles, Jackie Mason

Jan 19, 1969

Prod.#216 Jackie Mason, Ray Charles sings "I Can't Help Loving You". A Chuck Braverman film gives a quick 4min. compilation of the Volatile events of 1968.

E16

E16Billy Barty, The Clinger Sisters, Leigh French, Times Square Two

Jan 26, 1969

E17

E17Burl Ives, The Chambers Brothers, Jackie and Roy

Feb 2, 1969

E18

E18Liberace, David Frye, Hedge and Donna

Feb 16, 1969

E19

E19The Beatles, Victor Borge, The Clinger Sisters, Hello People, Joe South

Feb 23, 1969

E20

E20Jonathan Winters, Judy Collins

Mar 2, 1969

After the programme opens with a parody of Glen Campbell's show with a cameo by Joey Bishop, Tom tries to trick Dick into kissing his bass violin, Winters describes a wagon train under Indian attack, then he's in a skit as a tough sergeant with raw recruits, and Einstien plays a traffic cop with Judy Collins's voice.

E21

E21Glen Campbell, Patty Duke, The Righteous Brothers

Mar 16, 1969

E22

E22Donovan, Mort Saul, Peter, Paul & Mary

Mar 23, 1969

E23

E23Joan Baez, Jackie Mason, The Committee

Mar 30, 1969

This episode had originally been scheduled for March 9, 1969, but CBS refused to air it because a copy had not been delivered in time for affiliate screening.

E24

E24Ike & Tina Turner, Mason Williams

Apr 6, 1969

E25

E25Unaired Episode: Rowan and Martin, David Steinberg, Nancy WIlson

Apr 13, 1969

CBS declined to air this episode on its scheduled airdate of April 13, 1969, and the brothers believe this is the show that got them fired.

E26

E26Anthony Newley, The Clinger Sisters, Delores Hall

Apr 20, 1969

Last episode. Features guest stars humming the theme song: Harry Belafonte, Victor Borge, Ray Charles, Donovan, Nanette Fabray, Barbara Feldon, David Frye, George Gobel, Jack E. Leonard, Liberace, Jackie Mason, Bob Newhart, Pat Paulsen, Tony Randall, Nancy Sinatra, Kate Smith, Andy Williams and Jonathan Winters.

About The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour

The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour is a comedy series on CBS. The show first aired on Feb 5, 1967 and currently has 3 seasons and 72 episodes. The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour has ended. It has a rating of 7.5/10 based on 12 votes. The cast includes Dick Smothers, Tom Smothers, Peter Cullen, Pat Paulsen.