The Ed Sullivan Show
Season 24
25 listed hours · 1948–1971 · CBS
From the desk
How this season is filed
Twenty-three years of living-room gatekeeping: Elvis from the waist up, the Beatles as a national scream, and a host who could mint a legend or ice a comic before Monday’s papers.
TV Flash files Season 24 of The Ed Sullivan Show (1948–1971) on CBS as the last listed season of 19 — 25 listed hours, 1970-09-20–1971-03-28 from “The Georgie Awards: Barbra Streisand / Blood Sweat & Tears / Tom Jones” (S24E01) to “Melanie; David Frye; Sandler & Young” (S24E25). Broadcast log — titles and dates, not a plot bible.
- S24E01 The Georgie Awards: Barbra Streisand / Blood Sweat & Tears / Tom Jones
- S24E02 Bobby Vinton / Rare Earth / Holiday on Ice
- S24E03 Melanie / Engelbert Humperdinck / Tiny Tim
- S24E04 scheduled: Arthur Godfrey; Loretta Lynn
- S24E05 Carpenters / B.B. King / Tony Bennett
- S24E06 U.N. 25th Anniversary: The New Seekers / Ravi Shankar
- S24E07 Bobbie Gentry / Melba Moore / Roy Clark
- S24E08 Four Tops / Carpenters / Freda Payne
- S24E09 Tommy Roe / Billy Joe Royal / Joe South
- S24E10 Richard Rogers Tribute: Shirley Jones; Cass Elliott
- S24E11 scheduled: Buck Owens; Joan Rivers; Norm Crosby
- S24E12 Grass Roots / Joey Heatherton / Pat Cooper
- S24E13 scheduled: Bobby Sherman; New Seekers; Robert Merrill
- S24E14 The Great Santa Claus Switch with Art Carney and the Muppets
- S24E15 scheduled: Bobbie Gentry; Friends of Distinction; Peter Nero
- S24E16 scheduled: Rodney Dangerfield; Lana Cantrell; O.C. Smith
- S24E17 scheduled: Gary Puckett; Tony Bennett; Judy Carne
- S24E18 B.J. Thomas / Rahsaan Roland Kirk / Nancy Ames
- S24E19 Temptations / Connie Stevens / Albert Brooks
- S24E20 Gladys Knight & the Pips / Sid Caesar & Carol Channing
- S24E21 Fifth Dimension / Tiny Tim & Miss Vickie / Connie Stevens
- S24E22 Everly Brothers / George Carlin / Shirley Bassey
- S24E23 Armed Forces Music Festival: Jeannie C. Riley; Teresa Graves
- S24E24 Bernadette Peters / George Hamilton / Oliver
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S24E25 Melanie; David Frye; Sandler & Young
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