The Jerry Lewis Show
6.3
1969
Comedy
The Jerry Lewis Show is the second version of the series that aired on NBC from September 12, 1967 to May 27, 1969.
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- Cast：
- Jerry Lewis , Charlie Callas , Del Moore , Karyn Kupcinet
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EP1 - With Barbara Eden and Merv Griffin
September. 12,1967
Barbara Eden sings the song ""Beautiful Things"". Jerry Lewis plays a hillbilly named Jethro, and Barbara Eden plays his girlfriend Minnie, with Merv Griffin playing a wealthy city man. Jerry Lewis sings the song ""Smile"", his theme song for The Jerry Lewis Show.
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EP2 - Lynn Redgrave / Sonny & Cher / Harold Sakata
September. 12,1967
Music: --Jerry Lewis - ""I Like You"" --Cher - ""You Better Sit Down, Kids"" --Sonny & Cher - ""What Now, My Love?"" --The Baja Marimba Band with Jerry Lewis - ""Comin' in the Back Door"" & ""What Now, My Love?""
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EP3 - Nanette Fabray, Al Hirt
September. 26,1967
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EP4 - Janet Leigh, Ben Gazzara
October. 03,1967
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EP5 - Barbara Feldon, Mike Mazurki, The Doodletown Pipers
October. 10,1967
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EP6 - Joey Heatherton, Laurence Harvey
October. 17,1967
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EP7 - Dorothy Provine, Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66
October. 31,1967
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EP8 - Shirley Jones, The Lennon Sisters
November. 07,1967
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EP9 - Audrey Meadows, The Buckinghams
November. 14,1967
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EP10 - Anna Moffo, Harold J. Stone, Roger Williams
November. 21,1967
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EP18 - Episode 18
February. 06,1968
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