Harvey Korman - Television Roles

Television Roles

  • Perry Mason role of bartender in "The Case of the Unsuitable Uncle" which aired November 8, 1962
  • Dennis the Menace role of Mr. Griffin in "My Four Boys" which aired March 17, 1963
  • Glynis with Glynis Johns (1963) -- Guest star
  • The John Forsythe Show (1965) -- in the episode "Duty and the Beast"
  • The Munsters (1965) Professor, episode "Father of the Year"
  • The Flintstones (1965–1966) — The Great Gazoo (voice)
  • F Troop (1966) — Col. Heindreich von Zeppel in the episode "Bye, Bye, Balloon"
  • The Carpenters at Christmas (1977) Harvey, the coffee guy
  • The Harvey Korman Show (1978) — Eponymous lead
  • The Tim Conway Show (1980) — Regular
  • Mama's Family (1983–1984) (spin-off of The Family sketches, from The Carol Burnett Show) — Alistair Quince/Host; Ed Higgins/Eunice's husband
  • Leo And Liz In Beverly Hills (1986) — Leo Green
  • Nutt House (1989) — Reginald Tarkington
  • The Muppet Show, Season One - Himself
  • Hey Arnold (1996) - Don Reynolds (voice)
  • The Wild Thornberrys (1999) - Earl (voice)

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