Episode 1
NBC Premiere
Sep 25, 1964
Episode 2
Lucille Ball Show
Oct 2, 1964
Episode 3
Andy Williams Show
Oct 9, 1964
Episode 4
Income Tax Show
Oct 16, 1964
Episode 5
Jack Makes a Comedy Record
Oct 23, 1964
Episode 6
Hillbilly Sketch
Oct 30, 1964
Episode 7
Jungle Sketch
Nov 6, 1964
Episode 8
Jack Loses a Raffle
Nov 13, 1964
Episode 9
The Cat Burglar
Nov 20, 1964
Episode 10
Jack Hires a Cook
Nov 27, 1964
Episode 11
Wayne Newton & Louis Nye Show
Dec 4, 1964
Episode 12
Jack Has a Sick Alligator
Dec 11, 1964
Episode 13
Amateur Night
Dec 18, 1964
Episode 14
One Man Show
Dec 25, 1964
Episode 15
Jack Jones Show
Jan 8, 1965
Jack Jones appears as a moonlighting teacher in a sketch and sings "Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered." Don Wilson is the program's announcer.
Episode 16
Jack Adopts a Son
Jan 22, 1965
Episode 17
Kingston Trio Show
Jan 29, 1965
The Kingston Trio and Jack are thrown into a Tijuana jail. Prisoner: Mel Blanc. Captain: Vito Scotti. Social Worker: Don Keefer. Policemen: Don Wilson and Benny Rubin.
Episode 18
Jack Visits House of Monkeys
Feb 5, 1965
Episode 19
The Stradivarius Story
Feb 12, 1965
Episode 20
Jack Joins Acrobats
Feb 19, 1965
Episode 21
Rainy Day in Palm Springs
Feb 26, 1965
Episode 22
Jack Brings Ed Up from the Vault
Mar 5, 1965
Episode 23
Jack Finds a Double
Mar 12, 1965
Episode 24
Jack's Navy Buddy Returns
Mar 19, 1965
Episode 25
Dennis Opens a Bank Account
Mar 26, 1965
Episode 26
Jack Appears on a Panel Show
Apr 2, 1965
Episode 27
Jack Has Dog Trouble
Apr 9, 1965
Episode 28
Smothers Brothers Show
Apr 16, 1965
The Smothers Brothers confound every attempt by Jack to force them into his straitjacket comedy formula while performing his theme song, but, even scarier to Jack, he is pinned under an unexploded bomb in a World War II London air raid. The UXB squad turns out to be the Smothers. Tom can't remember which wire to pull, while Dick uses the opportunity of Jack's being immobilized to lock in an appearance on Jack's final program.
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