The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour

Episode 1

Barbara McNair, The Smothers Brothers, John Stewart

Wed, Sep 24, 1969 60 mins

Episode 2

George Burns, Sarah Vaughn, Bill Medley

Wed, Oct 1, 1969

Episode 3

Tom Jones, Totie Fields, Jackie DeShannon

Wed, Oct 8, 1969 60 mins

Episode 4

Cher, Don Ho, Cliff Arquette, Casey Anderson and comedian Carlos Montoya

Wed, Oct 15, 1969 60 mins

Episode 5

Dionne Warwick, Roy Clark, and Gaylord & Holiday

Wed, Oct 22, 1969

Episode 6

Johnny Cash, Rich Little, Linda Ronstadt

Wed, Oct 29, 1969

Episode 7

Barbara Feldon, George Lindsey, Waylon Jennings

Wed, Nov 5, 1969

Episode 8

Tony Randall, The Lennon Sisters, Willie Nelson

Wed, Nov 12, 1969

Episode 9

Cher, Bob Newhart, Neil Diamond

Wed, Nov 19, 1969

Episode 10

Thanksgiving Show with guests Flip Wilson, Jackie DeShannon and Glen's parents

Wed, Nov 26, 1969

Episode 11

Tony Bennett, Lynn Kellogg, Gaylord & Holiday

Wed, Dec 3, 1969

Episode 12

Michele Lee, George Lindsey, Rick Nelson

Wed, Dec 10, 1969

Episode 13

Christmas Show with guests Andy Griffith, Cher, Paul Lynde

Sun, Dec 21, 1969

Episode 14

Walter Brennan, Joey Heatherton, Norm Crosby

Sun, Jan 4, 1970

Glen welcomes Joey Heatherton who performs "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You," the two duet "Others." Walter Brennan talks, sings "Old Rivers." Norm interprets the pioneers moving West. Glen solos on "Green, Green Grass of Home."

Episode 15

Roger Miller, Henry Gibson, Caterina Valenti

Sun, Jan 11, 1970 60 mins

Caterina Valente performs "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head" then a medley of foreign hits. Henry Gibson recites Why I Like King Kong. Roger and Glenn join to sing Miller written hits. Glen solos on "Dang Me" and "Unchained Melody."

Episode 16

Peggy Lee, Neil Diamond, Wally Cox and Patchett & Tarses

Sun, Jan 18, 1970

Episode 17

Ray Charles, George Gobel, Gloria Loring

Sun, Jan 25, 1970

Glen Campbell is joined by guest Ray Charles in "Hallelujah, I Love Her So. " Gloria Loring belts out "Aquarius" then joins Glen to duet "Here, There, Everywhere." Charles solos "Eleanor Rigby." Glen sings "Jean" and "Reuben James."

Episode 18

Milburn Stone, Ken Curtis, Evie Sands, Leland Palmer

Sun, Feb 1, 1970 60 mins

Episode 19

Tony Randall, Lulu, Jerry Reed

Sun, Feb 8, 1970

Glen solos on "Mack the Knife." Lulu performs "Where's Eddie" then joins Glen for "Walk Right Back". Tony does "Too Many Pals, Too Many Parties" set in a speakeasy. Jerry Reed sings "A Thing Called Love."

Episode 20

Bobbie Gentry, B.J. Thomas, Shecky Greene and Skiles & Henderson

Sun, Feb 15, 1970

Host Glen strums "Guitar Man." He welcomes Bobbie Gentry who sings "And When I Die Young." Glen and Shecky Greene portray two hold up men who are dazzled by the ways of Hollywood.

Episode 21

Dionne Warwick, the 5th Dimension, John Byner, Ruth Buzzi

Sun, Feb 22, 1970

Glen welcomes Dionne Warwick who croons "Always Something There To Remind Me." They duet "I'll Never Fall in Love Again. The Dimension sings "The Declaration of Independence." Ruth Buzzi portrays a love starved librarian.

Episode 22

Raymond Burr, Neil Diamond, Ella Fitzgerald, Charlie Manna

Sun, Mar 1, 1970

Glen performs "The Good Life." Raymond Burr exhibits his talent for whistling. Neil Diamond sings "Niki Hoeky." Ella Fitzgerald croons "Here We Go" then duets with Glen on "Hey Jude." Charlie Manna does a comedy monologue.

Episode 23

John Davidson, Mike Connors, Lily Tomlin, Glenn Ash

Sun, Mar 8, 1970

Episode 24

Judy Collins, Al Martino, George Lindsey, Larry Storch

Sun, Mar 15, 1970

Judy Collins croons "Someday Soon" and does a medley with Glen of "Four Strong Winds." George Lindsey does a bit called after taxes. Al Martino sings "Can't Help Falling in Love with You." Glen solos on "True Grit."

Episode 25

Debbie Reynolds, Ken Berry, Jeannie Seely and Gaylord & Holiday

Sun, Mar 22, 1970

Episode 26

Fess Parker, Sammy Shore, Willie Nelson, Lily Tomlin

Sun, Mar 29, 1970