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Episode list

The Milton Berle Show
Basil Rathbone, Mickey Spillane, Dagmar
Mon, Jan 11, 1954
  • S6.E11
  • Basil Rathbone, Mickey Spillane, Dagmar
Berle's guests this week are Basil Rathbone, comedienne Dagmar, author Mickey Spillane, Walter Greaza as "The Chief" from Treasury Men in Action (1950), Latin vocalist Jose Duval, and vocal group The Hilltoppers. The search is on for a new 1954 Buick that has disappeared from the stage.
8.4 /10
Episode #6.8
Mon, Nov 30, 1953
  • S6.E8
  • Episode #6.8
Berle's guests include Jack Webb, Lisa Kirk, and Sid Caesar. With Charlie Applewhite, Ruth Gilbert, Arnold Stang, and Jack Collins. In this Dragnet (1951) spoof, Caesar accuses Miltie of swiping his material and calls the cops. The officer investigating the case is Sgt. Joe Friday (Webb). Berle dreams he's on trial for stealing in the court of Judge Arnold Stang. He's found guilty, but Sgt. Friday isn't through with his investigation. Berle and Kirk sing "Still Be Mine" and "From This Moment On." Applewhite does "I Love Paris."
7.8 /10
Carol Channing, Peter Lawford, Maria Riva
Mon, Dec 07, 1953
  • S6.E9
  • Carol Channing, Peter Lawford, Maria Riva
Berle's guests are actor Peter Lawford, singer/actress Carol Channing, and actress Maria Riva. Milton invites his cast, crew and guest stars to a party he's throwing for himself, but everyone seems to have already made other plans.
7 /10
Tallulah Bankhead, Frank Sinatra

S6.E1 ∙ Tallulah Bankhead, Frank Sinatra

Mon, Sep 28, 1953
Frank Sinatra and Tallulah Bankhead are Milton's guest stars in the rechristened "Buick-Berle Show." Miltie reads that Bankhead is producing a Broadway play and begins scheming to take over as star from Sinatra. Also appearing are Milton Frome and Jack Collins. The singing "men of Texaco" make a cameo at the top of the show.
0 /10
Episode #6.2

S6.E2 ∙ Episode #6.2

Mon, Oct 05, 1953
Berle's guests include actor Edward G. Robinson, singer Eddie Fisher, comic actors Sid Raymond, Ralph Hertz, and Tony Canzoneri, showgirls/models Mildred Hughes and Kitty Carr, Lucky Greene, Miss New York City 1953 Joan Kaible, and Sandra Berle. After running into Fisher in a record store and watching how his fans fawn over him, Milton wants to write and record his own hit record. When he's refused by all the record labels, Miltie asks for help from tough guy Robinson.
0 /10
Episode #6.3

S6.E3 ∙ Episode #6.3

Mon, Oct 12, 1953
Berle's guests include actor Jackie Cooper, singer Vic Damone, and comedienne Dagmar. Milton demonstrates the trials and tribulations of hosting a variety television show, complete with unoriginal staff, dim-witted crew, squabbling guest-stars - as well as the star who's convinced that his writers aren't giving him enough jokes. The story is told Dragnet-style, complete with Dragnet musical themes and stingers.
6.5 /10
Episode #6.4

S6.E4 ∙ Episode #6.4

Mon, Oct 26, 1953
Berle's scheduled guests are actor Paul Douglas, opera singer Marguerite Piazza with regular Jack Collins.
0 /10
Episode #6.5

S6.E5 ∙ Episode #6.5

Mon, Nov 02, 1953
Berle's guests include Wally Cox from Mister Peepers (1952) and Tallulah Bankhead. Mr. Peepers invites Berle and Bankhead to perform at his school's fall festival. Berle sings "From Rags to Riches" while Bankhead does a dramatic reading of Dorothy Parker's "The Waltz." Miltie tries to get rid of his fawning assistant Max by getting her to date Peepers.
0 /10
Episode #6.6

S6.E6 ∙ Episode #6.6

Mon, Nov 09, 1953
Berle's guests are comedienne Martha Raye and actor John Payne, with regulars Ruth Gilbert, Arnold Stang and Milton Frome. Berle and Raye each get invited to a big NBC party and each has trouble finding a date. The two plan to go together until John Payne asks Martha out. Not wanting to leave Miltie going stag, she arranges a date for him; it's the last person he'd ever want to spend the evening with.
0 /10
Episode #6.7

S6.E7 ∙ Episode #6.7

Mon, Nov 23, 1953
Berle's guests are actor George Raft, opera singer Patrice Munsel and comedian Steve Allen. Milton is tired of the format of his show, so he decides the episode should have a gangsters and cops-and-robbers theme.
0 /10
Episode #6.8

S6.E8 ∙ Episode #6.8

Mon, Nov 30, 1953
Berle's guests include Jack Webb, Lisa Kirk, and Sid Caesar. With Charlie Applewhite, Ruth Gilbert, Arnold Stang, and Jack Collins. In this Dragnet (1951) spoof, Caesar accuses Miltie of swiping his material and calls the cops. The officer investigating the case is Sgt. Joe Friday (Webb). Berle dreams he's on trial for stealing in the court of Judge Arnold Stang. He's found guilty, but Sgt. Friday isn't through with his investigation. Berle and Kirk sing "Still Be Mine" and "From This Moment On." Applewhite does "I Love Paris."
7.8 /10
Carol Channing, Peter Lawford, Maria Riva

S6.E9 ∙ Carol Channing, Peter Lawford, Maria Riva

Mon, Dec 07, 1953
Berle's guests are actor Peter Lawford, singer/actress Carol Channing, and actress Maria Riva. Milton invites his cast, crew and guest stars to a party he's throwing for himself, but everyone seems to have already made other plans.
7 /10
Jane Froman

S6.E13 ∙ Jane Froman

Mon, Feb 01, 1954
Berle's guests include singer Jane Froman. Berle is talked into buying a nightclub, unaware that there's an illegal casino being run in the back. Gangsters and gamblers come and go through the nightclub in various disguises. The club acts as a setting for numerous musical numbers during the episode.
0 /10
Paul Douglas, Jan Sterling

S6.E14 ∙ Paul Douglas, Jan Sterling

Mon, Feb 08, 1954
The Buick-Berle Show Berle's guests are actor Paul Douglas and actress Jan Sterling. The real-life married couple Sterling and Dougas are having a spat. It's up to Berle to get them to kiss and make up.
0 /10
Kay Thompson

S6.E15 ∙ Kay Thompson

Mon, Feb 22, 1954
Milton's guest is musical comedy star Kaye Thompson. With Jack Collins, Charlie Applewhite, Arnold Stang, and Ruth Gilbert. Berle, fed up with his disrespectful staff, fires the whole bunch and replaces them with the show's new choreographer, Kay Thompson. Thompson's dating the sponsor's rep who decides Kay can also star. Now show-less, Berle visits Max's home to woo her back to his side and finds her family members are bigger goof-balls than she is. Thompson performs "I Won't Dance," "I Love a Violin," and "I Can't Give You Anything But Love." Applewhite sings "My Secret Love" to Max.
0 /10
Bob Cummings, Gertrude Berg

S6.E18 ∙ Bob Cummings, Gertrude Berg

Mon, Mar 22, 1954
Berle's guests this week are Gertrude Berg and Arlene McQuade from TV's The Goldbergs (1949), and comic actor Bob Cummings. Molly's daughter Rosalie wants to move away and joining the theater. It's up to Berle and Cummings to persuade the star-struck teen that show biz isn't all it's cracked up to be
0 /10
The Will Mastin Trio featuring Sammy Davis, Jr., Sammy Renick

S6.E19 ∙ The Will Mastin Trio featuring Sammy Davis, Jr., Sammy Renick

Mon, Mar 29, 1954
Milton's guests include The Will Mastin Trio (starring Sammy Davis, Jr.), Charlie Applewhite, and jockey Sam Renick, plus regulars Arnold Stang and Ruth Gilbert. With the start of racing season, Berle buys a horse and names it after himself, "Mr. Television," and enters it in a race. In the process, he has a run-in with gangsters. The Will Maston Trio perform a song and dance segment with Sammy doing impressions of vocalists Nat "King" Cole, Billy Eckstine, and Vaughn Monroe.
0 /10
Steve Allen, Janet Blair, Ezzard Charles

S6.E21 ∙ Steve Allen, Janet Blair, Ezzard Charles

Mon, Apr 19, 1954
Berle's guests include Steve Allen, singer Janet Blair, heavyweight boxer Ezzard Charles, and regulars Arnold Stang, Milton Frome and Ruth Gilbert. Horsing around, Berle knocks out Charles and now must fight him for real in the ring.
0 /10
Phil Harris, Eileen Barton, Owen McGiveney

S6.E24 ∙ Phil Harris, Eileen Barton, Owen McGiveney

Mon, May 17, 1954
Berle's guests include singer Eileen Barton, quick-change performer Owen McGiveney and comic actor/singer Phil Harris. While doing this show in Hollywood, Berle asks Harris to take him to all the swinging night spots.
0 /10
Ann Sheridan, George Raft

S6.E25 ∙ Ann Sheridan, George Raft

Mon, May 24, 1954
Berle's guests include movie tough-guy George Raft and actress Ann Sheridan. Berle asks Ann Sheridan to be the co-star in his new movie. Raft agrees to help by sending over a director with very odd ideas about making films.
0 /10
Episode #6.26

S6.E26 ∙ Episode #6.26

Mon, Jun 07, 1954
Guests appearing this week include Bob Hope, dancer Ray Bolger and vocalist Tony Martin.
0 /10
Episode #6.30

S6.E30 ∙ Episode #6.30

Mon, Apr 19, 1954
Berle's guests include Steve Allen, singer/actress Janet Blair, heavyweight boxer Ezzard Charles, with Arnold Stang, Milton Frome and Ruth Gilbert.
0 /10
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