1. Frank Sinatra / Diahann Carroll / Jan & Dean / Joey Heatherton  

First aired: 9/16/1965

Premiere Episode of The Dean Martin Show.
Music:
Dean Martin - "Houston."
Frank Sinatra sings "Is It Love" and "September Song."
Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra – "(Oldest Established) Permanent Floating Crap Game In New York."
Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra and Diahann Carroll – "Witchcraft."
Diahann Carroll – "I'll Never Go There Again," "Blues In The Night (My Mama Done Told Me" and "Anyplace I Hang My Hat Is Home."
Jan & Dean - "Little Old Lady From Pasadena."
Joey Heatherton – "I've Got Your Number."
The Sid and Marty Krofft Puppets – "Everything's Coming Up Roses"
Also appearing:
Bob Newhart
Danny Thomas
Steve Allen
Frankie Avalon

2. John Wayne / Peggy Lee / Shari Lewis / Jack Jones  

First aired: 9/23/1965

Music:
--John Wayne and Dean Martin - "Don't Fence Me In" and "Everybody Loves Somebody"
--Dean Martin - "Send Me the Pillow That You Dream On"
--Peggy Lee - "When a Woman Loves a Man," "I'm Just Wild About Harry," "Bill" and "Alright, Okay, You Win"
--Dean Martin (with the Krofft Puppets) - "I've Got Your Number"
--Jack Jones - 'Sound of Music' medley ("Sound of Music," "My Favorite Things" and "Climb Every Mountain")
--Shari Lewis - "The Name Game"
--The Krofft Puppets - "Tweedlee Dee"
Also appearing:
Rudy Cardenas (juggler)
Walker Dare Wahl (comedian)

3. Dave Clark Five / Eddie Fisher / Phyllis Diller / Abbe Lane / John Bubbles  

First aired: 9/30/1965

Music:
The Dave Clark Five - "Catch Us If You Can" and "Having a Wild Weekend.
Eddie Fisher - "When I Was Young" and "Lady of Spain.
Abbe Lane - "Pass Me By," "Let's Fall in Love" and "I Know A Place.
Dean Martin - "Here Comes My Baby."
Dean Martin (with the Krofft Puppets) - "C'est Magnifique."
Dean Martin, Eddie Fisher and John Bubbles - "We Three."
John Bubbles (singer-dancer) - "Lady Be Good" and "When My Baby Smiles at Me."
The Kroft Puppets - "I Enjoy Being a Girl."
Also appearing:
Phyllis Diller

4. Allan Sherman / Gordon & Sheila MacRae / Vic Damone / Shani Wallis  

First aired: 10/7/1965

Music:
Dean Martin - "Born to Lose."
Vic Damone - "Someday" and "You Don't Know Me."
Ferrante and Teicher (piano duo) - "Brazilian Sleigh Bells."
Gordon and Sheila MacRae - "Where Would You Be Without Me?"
Gordon MacRae - "Who Can I Turn To?"
Allan Sherman (comedian) - sings parodies of "Secret Love," "Old Black Magic" and "Heart."
Shani Wallis sings "I'm a Girl" and "How Are Things in Glocca Morra?"
The Curtis Brothers (singing & dancing act) - "It's Not Unusual."
Also appearing:
The Hardy Family (balancing act)

5. Pearl Bailey / George Gobel / Dino, Desi & Billy / Gretchen Wyler  

First aired: 10/14/1965

Music:
--Dino, Desi and Billy (Dean Martin Jr., Desi Arnaz Jr. and Billy Hinsche) - "I'm A Fool" and "Not the Lovin' Kind"
--Pearl Bailey - "What Is a Man?" and "You Can't Make It Anywhere"
--Serendipity Singers - "Sobbin' Women"
--Dean Martin - "Take These Chains"
--Dean Martin, Pearl Bailey & George Gobel - "In a Little Spanish Town" and "It Happened in Monterey"
--Gretchen Wyler - "Bidin' My Time"
--The Dukes of Dixieland - "Muskrat Ramble" and "Exactly Like You"

6. Louis Armstrong / Robert Goulet / Lainie Kazan  

First aired: 10/21/1965

Music:
--Dean Martin - "King of the Road"
--Dean Martin and Louis Armstrong - medley: "My Kind of Girl," "Sweet Sue," "Diane," "Sweet Georgia Brown" and "Hello, Dolly"
--Louis Armstrong and hia band - "A Lot of Livin' to Do" and "My Bucket's Got a Hole in It"
--Robert Goulet - "Come Back to Me" and "Time After Time"
--Lainie Kazan - "My Man's Gone Now" and "Black Is the Color of My True Love's Hair"
--Kirby Stone Four (vocal group)
Also appearing:
--Brascia and Tybee (dance team)
--Helene and Howard (comedic dancers)
--The Trio Leema (comedic contortionists)

7. Jane Powell / Johathan Winters / Louis Jordan / John Gary  

First aired: 10/28/1965

Music:
--Jane Powell - "Do I Hear a Waltz?"
--Dean Martin, Jane Powell and Jonathan Winters - medley of songs from classic movie musicals.
--Dean Martin - "They'll Never Believe Me"
--Dean Martin (with the Krofft Puppets) - "Give Me a Little Kiss"
--John Gary - "How Deep Is the Ocean?" and "Possum Song"
--Louis Jordan and his Tympany Five - "Caledonia" and "Honey Bee"
--The Krofft Puppets - "What's New Pussycat?"

8. Ethel Merman / Joey Heatherton / Leslie Uggams / Jack Carter  

First aired: 11/4/1965

Music:
--Dean Martin - "Clinging Vine" (with Ken Lane) and "Where Or When"
--Ethel Merman - "All Alone" and "All by Myself"
--Dean Martin and Ethel Merman - Broadway medley (see "Recap" for song titles)
--Leslie Uggams - "Keep Your Head on the Plow," "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands" and "Sermonette"
--Joey Heatherton (singer-dancer) - "Looking for a Boy"
--The New Christy Minstrels - "Wimoweh"
Also appearing:
--Jack Carter (comedian)
--Leonard Barr (comic dancer, Dean Martin's uncle)
--The Carlssons (balancing act)

9. Mickey Rooney / Kate Smith / Tammy Grimes / Corbett Monica  

First aired: 11/11/1965

Guests:
--Mickey Rooney
--Tammy Grimes
--Kate Smith
--Corbett Monica
--Elaine Dunn
--The Amin Brothers (acrobats)

10. Milton Berle / Charo & Xavier Cugat / Phil Ford & Mimi Hines  

First aired: 11/25/1965

Music:
--Dean Martin (with chorus) - "Things"
--Dean Martin and Ken Lane - "Nevertheless"
--Dean Martin, Milton Berle and Lisa Kirk - "Enjoy Yourself," "Happy Talk" and "Sunny Side Up"
--Milton Berle - "Mad Dogs and Englishmen"
--Charo (with Xavier Cugat and his orchestra) - "Oh Lonesome Me"
--Xavier Cugat (with orchestra) - "El Cumbanchero"
--Ronnie Demarco (dancer) - "Ronnie's Stomp"
--Lisa Kirk - "Consider Yourself" and "Have I Stayed Too Long at the Fair?"
--The Windsor Boys Choral Group - "Chim Chim Cheree"
Also appearing:
--Phil Ford and Mimi Hines (comedy team)

11. Tony Bennett / Nanette Fabray / Barbara McNair / Guy Marks  

First aired: 12/2/1965

Music:
--Dean Martin - "Blue, Blue Day"
--Dean Martin and Tony Bennett - medley: "San Francisco," "Houston," "I Love Paris," Foggy Day in London Town" and "My Kind of Town"
--Tony Bennett - "Who Can I Turn To?" and "Moment of Truth"
--Dean Martin and Barbara McNair - "The Best Things in Life Are Free"
--Barbara McNair - "Daddy" and "Don't Rain on My Parade"
--Dean Martin and Ken Lane - "If You Were the Only Girl"
--Dean Martin (with the Krofft Puppets) - "The Darktown Strutters' Ball"
--Nanette Fabray - "It's a Most Unusual Day"
Also appearing:
--Guy Marks (comedian)
--Yonely (musical-comedian) - plays a piano by using a baseball bat.

12. Louis Armstrong / Andrews Sisters / Carol Lawrence / Line Renaud  

First aired: 12/9/1965

Music:
--Dean Martin - "Singing the Blues"
--The Andrews Sisters and Dean Martin - medley: "Don't Fence Me In" and "Apple Blossom Time"
--Louis Armstrong - "Someday" and "So Long, Dearie"
--Carol Lawrence and Dean Martin - "Baby Face"
--Carol Lawrence - "Funny Face"
--Line Renaud (French singer) - "Lui et Moi" ("Side by Side")
Also appearing:
--Gene Baylos (comedian)
--Rich Little
NBC repeated this show on May 12, 1966.

13. Ella Fitzgerald / George Gobel / Barrie Chase / Gordon & Sheila MacRae  

First aired: 12/16/1965

Music:
--Dean Martin - "Bumming Around" & "Thank Heaven for Little Girls"
--Dean Martin & George Gobel - "Take These Chains"
--Dean Martin & Ken Lane - "I'm Confessin'"
--Dean Martin, Ella Fitzgerald & Gordon MacRae - medley: "You Are My Sunshine," "Red River Valley" and "Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie"
--Ella Fitzgerald - "Can't Buy Me Love"
--Barrie Chase - "Who Can I Turn To"
--Gordon and Sheila MacRae - medley: "Desert Song," "Fly Me to the Moon" and "Dark Town Strutters Ball"

14. Louis Prima, Gia Maione & Sam Butera / Stanley Holloway / Joanie Sommers  

First aired: 12/30/1965

Music:
--Dean Martin - "Everybody but Me"
--Dean Martin and Ken Lane - "Blue Moon"
--Dean Martin, Stanley Holloway and Louis Prima - medley: "The Girl That I Marry," "Aba-Daba Honeymoon" & "Love and Marriage"
--Janis Paige - "Downtown"
--Joanie Sommers - "Something's Coming"
--Stanley Holloway - "Thank You So Much, Missus Lowsborough-Goodbye"
--Louis Prima, Gia Maione, Sam Butera and the Witnesses - "Las Vegas Woman"
--Homer and Jethro - "Red Roses for a Blue Lady" --Dean Martin with Homer and Jethro - "She'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain"

15. Peggy Lee / Frankie Avalon / Rose Marie / Allan Sherman / Guy Marks  

First aired: 1/6/1966    Production Code: 0015

Music:
Dean Martin - "Bye Bye, Blackbird."
Dean Martin and Ken Lane - "I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now."
Peggy Lee - "It's a Wonderful World" and "When the World Was Young."
Frankie Avalon - "Standing on the Corner," "Making Whoopee" and "There Is Nothing Like a Dame."
Rose Marie - "Little Girl Blue."
Rose Marie and Dean Martin - "Smile."
Allan Sherman - "It's a Most Unusual Play."
The Kelly Sisters - "The Grass Is Greener."
Dean Martin and Peggy Lee – Medley: "I Love Being Here With You," "Maρana" and "It's A Good Day."
Dean Martin, Allan Sherman and Guy Marks – "Good Advice."

16. Mahalia Jackson / Kay Starr / Soupy Sales / John Byner / Vic Dana  

First aired: 1/13/1966    Production Code: 0016

Music:
--Dean Martin - "Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter"
--Dean Martin and Ken Lane - "S'posin'"
--Vic Dana - "Ramona," "Down by the Riverside"
--Mahalia Jackson - "Just a Closer Walk with Thee"
--Kay Starr - "Rock and Roll Waltz," "My Favorite Things" and "Bluesette"
--Key Star and Dean Martin - medley: "Silver Dollar," "Money Burns a Hole in My Pocket" and "Wheel of Fortune"
--Soupy Sales - "The Rain in Spain"
--The Swingle Singers - Bach's "Salfeggletto" and "La Marche de Limoges"
Also appearing:
--Yonely (musical comedian)
--Davis and Reese (comedy team)
--John Byner (comedian)

17. Shari Lewis / Tommy Sands / The McGuire Sisters / Gisele MacKenzie / Jack Carter / The Treniers  

First aired: 1/20/1966    Production Code: 0017

Musical numbers:
Dean Martin – "I Could Write A Book."
The McGuire Sisters – "Gonna Get A Boy."
Dean Martin and The McGuire Sisters – "All I Do Is Dream Of You," "I'm Just Wild About Harry," "Little Girls," "Oh Johnny," "I Don't Want To Walk Without You," "Happiness Is Just A Thing Called Joe," "O Danny Boy" and "Guys And Dolls."
Tommy Sands – "The Statue."
Dean Martin and Tommy Sands – "I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine."
Dean Martin - "Always."
The Treniers – "Together Wherever We Go," "On The Street Where You Live" and "Rock-A-Bye Your Baby."
Shari Lewis and Lamb Chop – "You'll Never Get Away From Me."
Dean Martin, Shari Lewis and Lamb Chop – "When The Saints Go Marching In."
Gisele MacKenzie – "You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You" and "A Hundred Years From Today"
Dean Martin and Gisele MacKenzie – "Life Is Just A Bowl Of Cherries."
Dean Martin and Jack Carter – medley.
Dean Martin – "The Party's Over."

18. Polly Bergen / Rowan & Martin / Stanley Holloway / Bill Dana  

First aired: 1/27/1966    Production Code: 0018

Music:
--Dean Martin - "Slow Boat to China"
--Dean Martin and Ken Lane - "Pennies from Heaven"
--Polly Bergen - medley: "Who Can I Turn To?" "Remember?" "I Can't Give You Anything but Love" and "Paper Moon"
--Buddy Greco - "Falling in Love with Love" and "Girl from Ipanema"
--Stanley Holloway - "Mrs. Worthington" and "Comedy Tonight"
Also appearing:
--Bill Dana (comedian, in character as Jose Jimenez, "the world's greatest movie director")
--Dan Rowan and Dick Martin (comedy team)

19. Bob Hope / Joel Grey / Juliet Prowse / Pete Fountain / The Lively Set  

First aired: 2/3/1966    Production Code: 0019

Music:
Dean Martin - "C'est Si Bon."
Dean Martin and Ken Lane - "Home"
Dean Martin and The Lively Set - "Get Happy."
Joel Grey - "Shine on My Shoes."
Juliet Prowse - "Blue Prelude."
Dean Martin and Juliet Prowse – 'Dance Song' medley.
Pete Fountain (jazz clarinetist with his band) - "Basin Street Blues."
The Lively Set - "Try to Remember."
Donna Butterworth (8-year-old singer) – "Hello Dolly."
Dean Martin – "Real Live Girl" (sung to Donna Butterworth while dancing with her).
Donna Butterworth – "It's So Nice To Have A Man Around The House" (sung to Dean).
Dean Martin and Donna Butterworth – "We Always Will Be Together."
Dean Martin, Juliet Prowse and Bob Hope – "Brush Up Your Shakespeare."

20. Lucille Ball / Bill Cosby / Rowan & Martin / Kate Smith  

First aired: 2/10/1966    Production Code: 0020

Music:
--Dean Martin - "Where or When"
--Dean Martin and Ken Lane - "Melancholy Baby"
--Bill Cosby and Dean Martin - "You Gotta Be a Football Hero"
--Lucille Ball, Kate Smith and Dean Martin - Vaudeville medley: "Give My Regards to Broadway," "Wait till the Sun Shines Nellie" and "Yankee Doodle Boy" (and possibly "In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree" and "I Don't Care")
--Kate Smith - "Climb Every Mountain" and "I Left My Heart in San Francisco"
--Big Tiny Little (pianist, with his band) - "Caledonia"
Also appearing:
--Rowan & Martin

21. Julie London / Phyllis Diller / Eddie Albert / Mahalia Jackson  

First aired: 2/17/1966    Production Code: 0021

Music:
--Dean Martin - "I Will"
--Dean Martin and Ken Lane - "True Love"
--Julie London - "Girl Talk" and "Never on Sunday"
--Julie London and Dean Martin - "Two Sleepy People"
--Mahalia Jackson - "The House I Love In"
--Eddie Albert - "Ya Got Trouble"
--Guy Marks, Eddie Albert and Dean Martin - "Style"
--Phyllis Diller and Dean Martin - "I Hate Men" and "You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby"
--The Swingle Singers - Bach's Prelude No. 9

22. Eddie Fisher / Don Adams / Kate Smith / Rich Little / Van Alexander  

First aired: 2/24/1966    Production Code: 0022

Music:
Dean Martin - "Here Comes My Baby."
Dean Martin and Ken Lane (pianist) - "You Made Me Love You."
Eddie Fisher - medley of Al Jolson songs: "Baby Face," "Liza" and "Rockabye Your Baby."
Dean Martin & Eddie Fisher - "Back In Your Own Backyard" & "My Baby Just Cares For Me."
Dean Martin and Don Adams – "I'm Looking Over A Four-Leaf Clover."
Kate Smith - "More" & "If Ever I Would Leave You."
Dean Martin and Kate Smith - medley: "Shine On, Harvest Moon," "Moonlight and Roses" & "Alexander's Ragtime Band."
Comedy:
--Don Adams (comedian, Agent 86 from "Get Smart") - talks about the spy business.
--Rich Little does impressions of celebrities.
Also appearing:
The Piero Brothers (jugglers).
Van Alexander (orchestra conductor)

23. Sid Caesar / Abbe Lane / George Gobel / The Lettermen  

First aired: 3/3/1966    Production Code: 0023

Music:
--Dean Martin - "The Birds and the Bees"
--Abbe Lane - "Sweet Pussy Cat" and "Whatever Lola Wants, Lola Gets"
--Marguerite Piazza (opera soprano) - "Come Back to Sorrento" and "If I Ruled the World"
Also appearing:
--Sid Caesar (comedian) appears as Dr. Progress B. Wayout, who talks about the latest trends in jazz.
--George Gobel (comedian) does a monologue about his early career as a singer on a Country & Western radio station.
--The Lettermen (vocal group)
--David & Goliath (acrobatic duo)

24. Ella Fitzgerald / Johnny Mathis / Shelley Berman / The Young Americans  

First aired: 3/10/1966    Production Code: 0024

Guests:
Ella Fitzgerald - "That Old Black Magic."
Ella Fitzgerald and Dean Martin - medley of Gershwin songs: "S' Wonderful," "Let's Call the Whold Thing Off" and "They Can't Take That Away from Me."
Dean Martin - "My Kind of Girl."
Dean Martin and Ken Lane - "What Can I Say After I Say I'm Sorry."
Shelley Berman and Dean Martin - "Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey."
Johnny Mathis - "I'm in Love for the Very First Time" and "Lost in the Stars."
Dean Martin and Johnny Mathis – "Take Me Out To The Ball Game."
The Young Americans - "Pass Me By."
Dean Martin and The Young Americans – "Under The Lollipop Tree."
Also appearing:
Gene Sheldon (comic-magician)

25. Keely Smith / Joey Heatherton / Allen & Rossi / Hal LeRoy  

First aired: 3/17/1966    Production Code: 0025

Music:
--Keely Smith - "I Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry" and "Birth of the Blues"
--Keely Smith and Dean Martin - Old West medley (please see "Recap" for song titles).
--Dean Martin - "They'll Never Believe Me"
Dean Martin and Ken Lane (piano player) - "It's Easy to Remember"
--Frankie Randall - "Look for the Silver Lining" & "Rules of the Road"
Also appearing:
--Joey Heatherton (singer-dancer) - plays Little Red Riding Hood in a song-and-dance routine.
--Marty Allen & Steve Rossi (comedy team)
--Hal LeRoy (tap dancer)
--Godfrey Cambridge (comedian)
--The Tangiers (acrobats)

26. The Supremes / Herb Alpert / Jackie Mason / Imogene Coca / Jane Morgan  

First aired: 3/24/1966    Production Code: 0026

Music:
Diana Ross and the Supremes - "Mother Dear."
Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass - "Winds of Barcelona" and "Bittersweet Samba."
Dean Martin - "I'm Gonna Change Everything."
Imogene Coca does a pantomine to the song "People."
Dean Martin sings "When You're Smiling" to Imogene Coca.
Dean Martin sings "I Don't Know Why" while Ken Lane plays piano.
Jane Morgan - "Downtown" and "More."
Dean Martin and a Kroft Puppet - "Side by Side"
Also appearing:
The Step Brothers
Jackie Mason (comedian)
Please see "Recap" for more episode info.

27. Sid Caesar / Bob Newhart / Paul Anka / Pat Suzuki  

First aired: 3/31/1966    Production Code: 0029

Music:
--Dean Martin - "Somewhere There's a Someone" and "Pretty Baby"
--Dean Martin and Ken Lane -"It's the Talk of the Town"
--Paul Anka - "It Only Takes a Moment" and "Red Roses for a Blue Lady"
--Morgana King - "Mountain High, Valley Low"
--Morgana King and Dean Martin - "Loch Lomond" and "Goodnight, Irene"
--Dean Martin and Pat Suzuki - "Sole, Sole, Sole"
--Pat Suzuki - "Sunday Kind of Love" and "Hooray for Hollywood"
--Dean Martin, Bob Newhart and Sid Caesar - medley: "My Heart Sings" and "Singin' in the Rain"
Comedy:
(Please see "Recap")

28. The Righteous Brothers / Lainie Kazan / George Jessel / Swingin' Lads  

First aired: 4/7/1966    Production Code: 0028

Music:
Dean Martin - "Born to Lose"
Dean Martin & George Jessel - "Carolina in the Morning"
Dean Martin & Ken Lane - "Imagination"
The Righteous Brothers - "(You're My) Soul and Inspiration"
Lainie Kazan - "I Cried for You"
The Swingin' Lads - "Hand Clappin'"

29. Patti Page / Chita Rivera / Roger Miller / Jack Jones / Gordon & Sheila MacRae  

First aired: 4/21/1966

Guests:
Gene Baylos (comedian)
Jack Jones
Gordon MacRae
Sheila MacRae
Roger Miller (singer)
Patti Page
Chita Rivera (singer-dancer)
Music:
--Dean Martin and Roger Miller sing a humorous version of "King of the Road"

30. Bill Cosby / Liberace / Guy Marks / Dorothy Loudon  

First aired: 5/5/1966

Guests:
--Bill Cosby (comedian) - does a monologue about scarry radio shows of his youth.
--Liberace
--Guy Marks (comedian) - relates stories about his acting lessons.
--Dorothy Loudon (singer)