The Ed Wynn Show

Wynn performs in a gym setting, Dinah Shore sings "Blues In the Night" under a lamppost, and sings "Tea For Two" while riding a piano bicycle.

Ed pays tribute to vaudeville performer Victor Moore.

Highlights include Buster Keaton recreating his battle with molasses from his 1917 film "The Butcher Boy" and Ed performing in a ballet sequence.

Buddy Ebsen visits Ed's pet store in search of an exotic animal and Ed plays a door-to-door salesman who who tries to peddle his wares to Beulah.

Ed tries his hand at hosting a cooking show and joins his guest stars in a murder mystery spoof.

A comedic variety show featuring special guests Elsa Lanchester and Reginald Gardiner.

A comedic variety show featuring special guests Gloria Swanson, Gale Robbins, and Bill Shirley.

Ed approaches three CBS network executives (played by the Three Stooges) seeking help to improve his program.

Ed and guest star Vera Vague are featured in a skit where the cruise ship on which they are sailing sinks and they are marooned on a desert island.