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- 1969–19721hNot RatedTV Episode.
- 1969–19721hNot RatedTV Episode
- Episode: (1969)1969–19721hNot RatedTV Episode.
- 1969–197251mNot RatedTV Episode.
- 1969–1972Not RatedTV Episode
- 1969–1972Not RatedTV Episode
- 1969–1972Not RatedTV Episode
- 1969–197251mNot Rated7.7 (7)TV EpisodeTraditional variety show featuring musical performances and comedy sketches by the host and his guest stars. This episode features a pirate sketch starring Liberace and Larry Storch, and a medley of Neil Diamond hits featuring Neil, Linda Ronstadt and Glen Campbell.
- 1969–19721hNot RatedTV EpisodeGlen welcomes musical guests Three Dog Night who sing "Joy to the World." A children's chorus perform "Sing." Jerry Reed joins Glen for a lively medley. John Wayne pops up humorously. Tim has a skit where he's an inept tap dancer
- 1969–1972Not RatedTV Episode
- 1969–1972Not RatedTV EpisodeGlen's guest Andy Griffith appears as a sophisticated swinger. Glen sings "Autumn Leaves" and "If I Ruled the World. Paule Lynde uses his caustic persoma as a teacher with unruly students and then giving advice to the those looking for love.
- 1969–197251mNot Rated7.7 (13)TV EpisodeGlens guests are Jeanie C.Riley, Mike Nesmith, Davy Jones and Micky Dolenz from The Monkees and John Wayne in a cameo appearance
- 1969–19721hNot RatedTV EpisodeCaterina Valente performs "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head" then a medley of foreign hits. Henry Gibson recites Why I Like King Kong. Roger and Glenn join to sing Miller written hits. Glen solos on "Dang Me" and "Unchained Melody."
- 1969–197251mNot RatedTV EpisodeGlenn is joined by Ray Charles in a duet of "If You Were Mine." Then Campbell get automotive advice from Norm Crosby. Boxing "champ" Wally Cox is interviewed. Ann Murray, Glen, and Ray do a medley of hits by Charles.
- Episode: (1970)1969–1972Not Rated7.2 (6)TV Episode
- 1969–1972Not RatedTV Episode
- 1969–1972Not RatedTV Episode
- 1969–1972Not RatedTV Episode
- 1969–1972Not RatedTV Episode
- 1969–19721hNot RatedTV Episode
- 1969–1972Not RatedTV Episode
- 1969–19721hNot RatedTV Episode
- 1969–1972Not RatedTV EpisodeOn this entertaining variety show from 1972, guest star Barbara Eden sings "Whatever Lola Wants" and "In a Little Spanish Town", while Dom DeLuise does celebrity impersonations of James Cagney, Humphrey Bogart and Kirk Douglas. Host Glen Campbell, performs "My Sweet Lord" and "Come Rain, or Come Shine".
- 1969–1972Not RatedTV Episode
- 1969–1972Not RatedTV EpisodeGlen Campbell is joined by guest Ray Charles in "Hallelujah, I Love Her So. " Gloria Loring belts out "Aquarius" then joins Glen to duet "Here, There, Everywhere." Charles solos "Eleanor Rigby." Glen sings "Jean" and "Reuben James."