The Rich Little Show

Season 1

15 episodes · Feb 2, 1976

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  • S1E0

    Pilot

    Sep 3, 197560m
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  • S1E1

    Show #1

    Feb 2, 197660m

    Glenn Ford appears with a group of performing Dalmations. Susan Saint James performs a tap dance routine. John Davidson sings a medley of songs "Feelings", "Mandy" and "My Eyes Adored". Regulars are Charlotte Rae and Julie McWhirter. Rich Little's sheep-dog Dudley is also a regular.

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  • S1E2

    Show #2

    Feb 9, 197660m

    Rich and guests do a takeoff of "Nashville". Karen and Rich sing "Baby Face".

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  • S1E3

    Show #3

    Feb 16, 197660m

    Rich does a takeoff on "Welcome Back Kosher". And another favorite spoofing "Inspector Clumseau". The Jackson 5 perform "Forever Came Today".

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  • S1E4

    Show #4

    Feb 23, 197660m
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  • S1E5

    Show #5

    Mar 1, 197660m
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  • S1E6

    Show #6

    Mar 8, 197660m
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  • S1E7

    Show #7

    Mar 15, 197660m
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  • S1E8

    Show #8

    Mar 22, 197660m

    In comedy sketches Bob, Chad and Rich spoof the Academy Awards. Chad appears as Dick Smothers and Rich as Tom Smothers in a sendup of the brothers. Larry sings "Junk Food Junkie", Charlotte Rae plays a shoe-store customer with an uncontrollable foot fetish. Rich, R.G. Brown and Joe Baker appear as The Three Stooges in a slapstick courtroom session that features Chad as a harassed defendant.

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  • S1E9

    Show #9

    Mar 29, 197660m
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  • S1E10

    Show #10

    Apr 5, 197660m
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  • S1E11

    Show #11

    Apr 27, 197660m

    Rich and the stars of "Starsky and Hutch" do another series takeoff on "Sappy Days"

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  • S1E12

    Show #12

    May 4, 197660m
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  • S1E13

    Show #13

    May 11, 197660m

    Rich Little does his impression of Johnny Carson.

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  • S1E14

    Show #14

    May 18, 197660m

    Rich portrays General Patton in a World War II spoof.

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