Can you guess which TV shows Sammy Davis Jr. appeared on?
They called him ''Mister Show Business'' for a reason!
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Out of all the members of the Rat Pack, Sammy Davis Jr. was perhaps the most game for a quick television appearance. Sure, Joey Bishop had his own sitcom, but Sammy popped up on all sorts of shows for decades, from the Fifties through the Eighties.
You could also spot him in soaps, comedies, action hours, and dramas. Variety shows, too, naturally. He was always up for a little song and dance.
Let's see if you can place him. We gathered images from his memorably classic TV appearances. Try and guess the shows!
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He was Tip Corey in ''Two Ounces of Tin.''
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He had a memorable kiss on this show.
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He played himself — and a neighbor — on this sitcom in "What Makes Sammy Run?" in 1984.
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There was a double dose of Sammy in 1967's "The Greatest Entertainer in the World."
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He teamed with Lucy in "Lucy and Sammy Davis Jr." The year was 1970 — so which sitcom was it?
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He turned up on "The Night of the Returning Dead."
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Recognize his costars here?
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How about his costar here?
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The title of this kidnapping caper was called, well, "Sammy Davis Jr. Kidnap Caper."
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He had a recurring role as Eddie Phillips on this soap opera in 1982.
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He appeared on this anthology series three times between 1958 and 1961. Here's a hint: The show was hosted by Ronald Reagan.
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He was a cop in a "Manhattan" episode of this sitcom, one of the color episodes.