featured a celebrity guest whom Conried would interview. Most were popular personalities of the 1960s such as Fabian, Bob Denver, Deborah Walley, Rod Serling, and Rose Marie. Many of them caught the spirit of the show, and answered Conried's questions with tongue in cheek. Many prominent figures of the 1960s were lampooned. A segment based on the Kennedy family (and produced long before airtime) was excised from all copies of the series when John F. Kennedy was assassinated so that it was never shown. This segment remains lost to this day. The entire series is available on a DVD set from VCI Entertainment. As of 2022, reruns of the show aired on Movies! channel every Saturday morning. Guest stars The following were guest stars: Rose Marie 8-1-63 Fabian 8-8-63 Gypsy Rose Lee 8-15-63 Allan Sherman 8-22-63 Annette Funicello 8-29-63 Edward Everett Horton9-5-63 Paula Prentiss 9-12-63 Sebastian Cabot 9-19-63 Roddy McDowall 9-26-63 Vivienne Della Chiesa 10-3-63 Connie Stevens 10-10-63 Rod Serling 10-17-63 Connie Hines 10-24-63 Cesar Romero 10-31-63 Diana Dors 11-7-63 Bullwinkle J. Moose 11-14-63 Deborah Walley 11-21-63 Paul Lynde 11-28-63 Anna Maria Alberghetti12-5-63 Ruta Lee 12-12-63 Barbara Eden 12-19-63 Bob Denver 12-26-63 Pat Carroll 1-2-64 Bob Newhart 1-9-64 Ursula Andress 1-16-64 Zsa Zsa Gabor 1-23-64 An interview with Johnny Weissmuller was filmed but not used; the interview with the Bullwinkle puppet may have been filmed as its replacement. Co-producer Bill Scott (Bullwinkle's voice) appears briefly in two episodes, one as a delivery man and one as a stuntman. See also Mad Movies with the L.A. Connection Mystery Science Theater 3000 External links 1963 American television series debuts 1964 American television series endings 1960s American satirical television series American parody television series Black-and-white American television shows First-run syndicated television programs in the United States Jay Ward Productions Silent film Television series by Desilu Productions