Episodes
Ep # | Airdate | Title | Director(s) | Writer(s) | Guest Stars(s) |
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1 | March 1, 1980 | Episode 1 | Art Fisher | Mark Evanier, Rowby Goren, Lorne Frohman, Jim Brochu, Paul Pompian, Stephen Spears, Biff Manard | Byron Allen, Sherman Hemsley, and Blondie |
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2 | March 14, 1980 | Episode 2 | Art Fisher | Mark Evanier, Rowby Goren, Lorne Frohman, Jim Brochu, Paul Pompian, Stephen Spears, Biff Manard | Larry Hagman, Sid Caesar, Donny Osmond and Teddy Pendergrass |
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3 | March 21, 1980 | Episode 3 | Art Fisher | Mark Evanier, Rowby Goren, Lorne Frohman, Jim Brochu, Paul Pompian, Stephen Spears, Biff Manard | Greg Evigan, Hugh Hefner, and Cheap Trick |
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4 | March 28, 1980 | Episode 4 | Art Fisher | Mark Evanier, Rowby Goren, Lorne Frohman, Jim Brochu, Paul Pompian, Stephen Spears, Biff Manard | Lorne Greene, Sid Caesar, Florence Henderson and Blondie |
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5 | April 4, 1980 | Episode 5 | Art Fisher | Mark Evanier, Rowby Goren, Lorne Frohman, Jim Brochu, Paul Pompian, Stephen Spears, Biff Manard, Jerry Lewis | Jerry Lewis, Red Buttons, and Alice Cooper |
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6 | untransmitted | Episode 6 | Art Fisher | Mark Evanier, Rowby Goren, Lorne Frohman, Jim Brochu, Paul Pompian, Stephen Spears, Biff Manard | Roy Orbison, Bobby Vinton, Sid Caesar and Byron Allen |
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