Series · 1958 – 1960
The Dick Clark Show is an American musical variety show broadcast weekly in the United States on the ABC television network 7:30-8 PM on Saturdays from February 15, 1958 through September 10, 1960, sponsored by Beechnut Gum.
3 seasons · 134 episodes
Episode 01
Buddy Holly
Buddy Holly - ""Heartbeat""
Episode 02
Bill Haley
No description available.
Episode 03
The Chantels / John Zacherle / The Four Dates / Teresa Brewer / Eddie Platt / Ann Reynolds
No description available.
Episode 04
Jerry Lee Lewis / The Silhouettes / Johnny Cash / The Platters / The Mark IV Quartet
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Episode 05
Frankie Avalon / Andy Williams / Huey Smith / Dicky Doo and The Don'ts
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Episode 06
Sam Cooke / Bill Haley and The Comets / The Diamonds / Betty Johnson
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Episode 07
Fats Domino / Joni James / Don Gibson / The Voxpoppers / The Four Lads
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Episode 08
The Everly Brothers / Paul Anka / The Shirelles / Tommy Sands / Jimmy McCracklin / Vic Damone
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Episode 09
Dale Hawkins / Lou Monte / Robert and Johnny / The Monotones / The Four Preps
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Episode 10
The Aquatones / Carl Perkins / The Four Aces / David Seville / Pat Shannon
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Episode 11
The Chordettes / Connie Francis / Bobby Feeman / Melvin Smith / Tony Randall
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Episode 12
The Champs / Jimmie Rodgers / Valerie Carr / Ersel Hickey / Wally Lewis
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Episode 13
Mickey and Sylvia / Link Wray / Dicky Doo and The Don'ts / Jan and Arnie / Bob Hope / Pat Suzuki
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Episode 14
Chuck Berry / Frankie Lymon / Betty Johnson / Carl McVay / Billy and Lillie / Art and Dotty Todd
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Episode 15
Johnny Nash / Bobby Helms / Dion and the Belmonts / The Playmates
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Episode 16
The Coasters / Ed Townsend / Johnny Nash
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Episode 17
Tony Bennett / Lee Andrews and The Hearts / Jody Reynolds
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Episode 18
Frankie Avalon / The Royal Teens / Toni Arden / John D. Loudermilk / Hugo and Luigi
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Episode 19
From Atlantic City: Danny and the Juniors / Janice Harper / Lou Monte / Bill Doggett
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Episode 20
Paul Anka / Fabian / The Diamonds / The Kalin Twins / The Danleers
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Episode 21
Johnny Cash / Jan and Arnie / Bobby Freeman / Don Cornell / The Upbeats
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Episode 22
David Seville / Jerry Butler / Jimmy Clanton / Don Gibson / Lillian Briggs / Joe South
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Episode 23
From Miami: Jack Scott / Bobby Darin / Duane Eddy / George Hamilton IV / The DeJohn Sisters
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Episode 24
Connie Francis / The Olympics / Tony and Joe
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Episode 25
Les Paul and Mary Ford / The Olympics / Buddy Knox / Jimmy Bowen
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Episode 26
The Elegants / Ray Smith / Bobby Day
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Episode 27
The Coasters / Frankie Avalon / The Kirby Stone Four / Pat Wayne / Mary Swan
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Episode 28
Chuck Berry / Dale Hawkins / Little Anthony and The Imperials / Jerry Wallace / Bobby Hendricks / Rusty Draper
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Episode 29
Eddie Cochran / Jim Reeves / Bill Haley / The Poni-Tails / Betty Madigan
No description available.
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The Dick Clark Show is an American musical variety show broadcast weekly in the United States on the ABC television network 7:30-8 PM on Saturdays from February 15, 1958 through September 10, 1960, sponsored by Beechnut Gum.
1 principal cast
The Dick Clark Show is available to stream on Flicksy via 6 verified sources, aggregated from publicly available embed providers. The series has 3 seasons and 134 total episodes, rated 6.7/10 by 3 viewers.
The Dick Clark Show has 3 seasons with 134 episodes in total.
The Dick Clark Show has ended and is no longer in production.
The Dick Clark Show airs on ABC.
The Dick Clark Show first aired on February 15, 1958.
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