The Flip Wilson Show - Season 3

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Pearl Bailey, The Muppets, Jack Benny

1 - Pearl Bailey, The Muppets, Jack Benny

Air Date: September 14, 1972

The 5th Dimension, Tim Conway

2 - The 5th Dimension, Tim Conway

Air Date: September 21, 1972

Melba Moore, Don Knotts, Dan Hicks & Hot Licks

3 - Melba Moore, Don Knotts, Dan Hicks & Hot Licks

Air Date: September 28, 1972

Burns & Schreiber, Ruth Buzzi, The Supremes

4 - Burns & Schreiber, Ruth Buzzi, The Supremes

Air Date: October 5, 1972

Stiller & Meara, Bill Russell, Paul McCartney & Wings (video)

5 - Stiller & Meara, Bill Russell, Paul McCartney & Wings (video)

Air Date: October 12, 1972

Diana Sands, David Steinberg, The Jackson 5

6 - Diana Sands, David Steinberg, The Jackson 5

Air Date: October 26, 1972

Carol Channing, Ed Asner, Donny Hathaway

7 - Carol Channing, Ed Asner, Donny Hathaway

Air Date: November 2, 1972

Flip is a stowaway on a ship with Edward Asner and Carol Channing on board. Miss Channing sings "Calypso Pete." Donny Hathaway performs "For All We Know" and "Put Your Hand in the Hand."

Don Adams, The Staple Singers, Roscoe Lee Brown

8 - Don Adams, The Staple Singers, Roscoe Lee Brown

Air Date: November 9, 1972

Burt Reynolds, Roberta Flack, Tim Conway

9 - Burt Reynolds, Roberta Flack, Tim Conway

Air Date: November 16, 1972

Joan Rivers, The Temptations, Frank Gorshin

10 - Joan Rivers, The Temptations, Frank Gorshin

Air Date: November 23, 1972

Flip's guest Frank Gorshin first impersonates Marlon Brando as The Godfather, then Peter Falk as Columbo. Joan Rivers discusses how terrible it is to be female. Flip becomes Reverend Leroy who speaks about the evils of sin.

Raymond Burr, Dom Deluise, Gladys Knight & The Pips

11 - Raymond Burr, Dom Deluise, Gladys Knight & The Pips

Air Date: November 30, 1972

Dionne Warwick, Tony Randall, Burns & Schreiber

12 - Dionne Warwick, Tony Randall, Burns & Schreiber

Air Date: December 7, 1972

Window washer Flip joins a meeting of big businessmen portrayed by Randall, Burns, and Schreiber. Dionne Warwick sings "Anyone Who Has a Heart." Burns and Schreiber plays a psychiatrist and a patient who thinks he's a balloon.

Johnny Cash, June Carter, Jim Brown

13 - Johnny Cash, June Carter, Jim Brown

Air Date: December 14, 1972

Featuring Albert Brooks, Bill Russell, Johnny Cash & June Carter Opening Doze Off Commercial "Any Ole Wind That Blows" Dave & Danny "Ballad Of Moby Dick" Chess "The Loving Gift" National Anthem Square Dance

Tim Conway, Slappy White, Rita Coolidge, Kris Kristofferson

14 - Tim Conway, Slappy White, Rita Coolidge, Kris Kristofferson

Air Date: December 12, 1972

Jim Nabors, James Coco, Barbara McNair

15 - Jim Nabors, James Coco, Barbara McNair

Air Date: January 4, 1973

Roscoe Lee Brown, Andy Griffith, Curtis Mayfield

16 - Roscoe Lee Brown, Andy Griffith, Curtis Mayfield

Air Date: January 11, 1973

Marty Feldman, Taj Mahal, Howard Cosell, Sandy Duncan

17 - Marty Feldman, Taj Mahal, Howard Cosell, Sandy Duncan

Air Date: January 18, 1973

Sammy Davis Jr., Marilyn Michaels, Ed Sullivan

18 - Sammy Davis Jr., Marilyn Michaels, Ed Sullivan

Air Date: January 25, 1973

Ray Charles, Phyllis Diller, The Committee

19 - Ray Charles, Phyllis Diller, The Committee

Air Date: February 1, 1973

Dom Deluise, Helen Reddy, Diana Sands & Kreskin

20 - Dom Deluise, Helen Reddy, Diana Sands & Kreskin

Air Date: February 8, 1973

Flip portrays Geraldine as she works at a supermarket checkout. Diana Sands bring psychic Kreskin with her so she can know what her date really thinks. Dom DeLuise is Diana's bodyguard when she eats at a diner.

Roy Clark, George Carlin, Della Reese

21 - Roy Clark, George Carlin, Della Reese

Air Date: February 15, 1973

Ed McMahon, Rich Little, Cicely Tyson, Bill Withers

22 - Ed McMahon, Rich Little, Cicely Tyson, Bill Withers

Air Date: February 22, 1973

Tim Conway, Joe Namath, Papa John Creach

23 - Tim Conway, Joe Namath, Papa John Creach

Air Date: March 1, 1973

Don Knotts, Richard Pryor

24 - Don Knotts, Richard Pryor

Air Date: March 15, 1973

Flip and guests are in a silent movie sketch. Oscar Brown Jr. and wife Jane sing "The Snake," "Dat Dere," and "Afro Blues." Flip and Richard Pryor are producers thought to be planning a murder by eavesdropping waiter Don Knotts.

Buddy Hackett, Ruth Buzzi, Richard Pryor, William Attmore II

25 - Buddy Hackett, Ruth Buzzi, Richard Pryor, William Attmore II