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Did these comedians appear more or less than 30 times on The Ed Sullivan Show?
All of these acts were mainstays on the show, but just how often did they perform?
The Ed Sullivan Show's legacy speaks for itself. You know about The Beatles, Elvis, The Jackson 5 and so many other legendary performers who took the stage with the iconic host.
Countless musicians and bands went in front of America any given Sunday night across the show's 23 years. The name of the game was entertainment, which meant making the millions of Americans watching at home crack a smile. Comedians are known to make people smile from time to time, and there was no shortage of comedic acts throughout Sullivan's run on television.
Take a look at the names of these famous comedians and acts and guess if they were on The Ed Sullivan Show more or less than 30 times!
Good luck!
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Did Carol Burnett have more or less than 30 appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show?
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Did Joan Rivers have more or less than 30 appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show?
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Did Stiller & Meara have more or less than 30 appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show?
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Did Rodney Dangerfield have more or less than 30 appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show?
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Did Myron Cohen have more or less than 30 appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show?
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Did George Carlin have more or less than 30 appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show?
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Did Alan King have more or less than 30 appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show?
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Did Jean Carroll have more or less than 30 appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show?
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Did Jack Carter have more or less than 30 appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show?
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Did have Wayne & Shuster have more or less than 30 appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show?
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Did The Muppets have more or less than 30 appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show?
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Did Topo Gigio have more or less than 30 appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show?
Did these comedians appear more or less than 30 times on The Ed Sullivan Show?
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8/12. Not bad for a kid born in '77.
4 out of 12.
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Hello Quizzers. Below are your Friday December 30th movies and entertainment for your enjoyment.
Entertainment-
Seinfeld best Bloopers part 1--
Andy Williams - What are you doing new year's eve--
The Beatles in the recording studio Feb. 19th 1965 (you're going to lose that girl)--
Ed Sullivan on 'What's My Line' (1958)--
Doubling up on 'What's My Line"- since there are over 2000 shows- -Toni West (Marilyn look-alike Judo Instructor) on What's My Line?--(1965)--
Framed By Fingerprints | Columbo--
Movies--
Vertigo (1958)- 2 hr 4 min- Mystery--Romance-- Thriller-
Director
Alfred Hitchcock
Stars
James Stewart---Kim Novak---Barbara Bel Geddes---Tom Helmore---Henry Jones
The first is a high bitrate copy- If you are unable to play then use the one below-
https://ia801405.us.archive.org/24/items/vertigo_joanharrison3/vertigo_joanharrison3.mp4
https://archive.org/details/vertigo_joanharrison3
Indiana Jones and The Raiders of the Lost Ark- (1981)-Action--Adventure-
Archaeology professor Indiana Jones ventures to seize a biblical artefact known as the Ark of the Covenant. While doing so, he puts up a fight against Renee and a troop of Nazis.
Top 100 movie of all time
Director
Steven Spielberg
Stars
Harrison Ford---Karen Allen---Paul Freeman---John Rhys-Davies--
https://ia802201.us.archive.org/17/items/rotla-1981/ROTLA1981.mp4
Happy New Years All--
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Entertainment-
Seinfeld best Bloopers part 1--
Andy Williams - What are you doing new year's eve--
The Beatles in the recording studio Feb. 19th 1965 (you're going to lose that girl)--
Ed Sullivan on 'What's My Line' (1958)--
Doubling up on 'What's My Line"- since there are over 2000 shows- -Toni West (Marilyn look-alike Judo Instructor) on What's My Line?--(1965)--
Framed By Fingerprints | Columbo--
Movies--
Vertigo (1958)- 2 hr 4 min- Mystery--Romance-- Thriller-
Director
Alfred Hitchcock
Stars
James Stewart---Kim Novak---Barbara Bel Geddes---Tom Helmore---Henry Jones
The first is a high bitrate copy- If you are unable to play then use the one below-
https://ia801405.us.archive.org/24/items/vertigo_joanharrison3/vertigo_joanharrison3.mp4
https://archive.org/details/vertigo_joanharrison3
Indiana Jones and The Raiders of the Lost Ark- (1981)-Action--Adventure-
Archaeology professor Indiana Jones ventures to seize a biblical artefact known as the Ark of the Covenant. While doing so, he puts up a fight against Renee and a troop of Nazis.
Top 100 movie of all time
Director
Steven Spielberg
Stars
Harrison Ford---Karen Allen---Paul Freeman---John Rhys-Davies--
https://ia802201.us.archive.org/17/items/rotla-1981/ROTLA1981.mp4
Happy New Years All--
MQ tonight @: Did these things happen in The Twilight Zone episode ''A Kind of a Stopwatch?''
MQ tonight @: Did these things happen in The Twilight Zone episode ''A Kind of a Stopwatch?''
MQ tonight @: Did these things happen in The Twilight Zone episode ''A Kind of a Stopwatch?''
The more I read the more confused I am. I am not one for conspiracy theories. They take way too much work and way too many people and are usually so far fetched and ridiculous. The simplest answer is usually the correct one, but this situation makes me wonder if she did find out something or was getting close and someone got nervous. You are correct though, almost everyone involved is long gone. It will likely never be solved.
Wow! I was horrible at this quiz!!!
I hear Ed Sullivan didn't think Charlie Brill and Mitzi McCall were funny. They appeared on the same episode as the Beatles' first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show.
10/12
11/12…#9 😜
11/12
11/12
12/12. Too easy to wear those "really big shoes".
8/12. A really big shoe !
10/12 not too bad
8/12- A couple I did not remember who they were until looking them up after.
10/12 We watched Ed Sullivan pretty much every Sunday night. Loved Topo Gigio and the plate spinners.
8/12
10/12
Like so many of my generation, Sullivan was a weekly ritual. Of course I'll always remember him for bringing us the Beatles, but so many great comics did their bits on his show. The great thing about Sullivan, IMO, is that you might see a comic, an opera singer, a Broadway star, a rocker, and an acrobat all in the same night. No other "variety show" could match his eclectic mix of talent.
Like so many of my generation, Sullivan was a weekly ritual. Of course I'll always remember him for bringing us the Beatles, but so many great comics did their bits on his show. The great thing about Sullivan, IMO, is that you might see a comic, an opera singer, a Broadway star, a rocker, and an acrobat all in the same night. No other "variety show" could match his eclectic mix of talent.
Yes it was a real mixed bag of entertainers. Something for everyone.
10/12... and I enjoyed watching many of those acts over the years...
9/12
I don’t remember the guests on The Ed Sullivan show that well, but, I will be OK
with my guesses.
I remember some, but, I was born in November of 1957, so ………,., whatever.
It was a REALLY BIG SHOW !
I don’t remember the guests on The Ed Sullivan show that well, but, I will be OK
with my guesses.
I remember some, but, I was born in November of 1957, so ………,., whatever.
It was a REALLY BIG SHOW !
9/12 & mostly guesses.