Season
- Season 24 1970-09-20
- Season 23 1969-09-28
- Season 22 1968-09-29
- Season 21 1967-09-10
- Season 20 1966-09-11
- Season 19 1965-09-12
- Season 18 1964-09-27
- Season 17 1963-09-29
- Season 16 1962-09-30
- Season 15 1961-09-17
- Season 14 1960-09-25
- Season 13 1959-09-20
- Season 12 1958-09-14
- Season 11 1957-09-22
- Season 10 1956-09-23
- Season 9 1955-09-25
- Season 8 1954-09-12
- Season 7 1953-09-13
- Season 6 1952-09-14
- Season 5 1951-09-09
- Season 4 1950-09-17
- Season 3 1949-09-18
- Season 2 1948-09-12
- Season 1 1948-06-20
Episode
- Episode 1: First show of the 15th Season
- Episode 2: From Las Vegas: Danny Thomas; Della Reese; Crosby Brothers
- Episode 3: Phil Silvers / Brigitte Bardot (filmed interview) / Peter Nero / McGuire Sisters
- Episode 4: Taped in West Berlin: Louis Armstrong; Connie Francis; Van Cliburn
- Episode 5: 2nd Berlin show: Louis Armstrong; Sid Caesar; Shari Lewis
- Episode 6: Chubby Checker / Phil Silvers / Nancy Walker
- Episode 7: scheduled: Everly Brothers; Robert Goulet; George Gobel
- Episode 8: scheduled: Jimmy Dean; Art Carney; Al Hirt; Julius LaRosa
- Episode 9: Pearl Bailey / Brenda Lee / Ames Brothers / Frank Gorshin / Myron Cohen
- Episode 10: Steve Lawrence / Jerry Lewis / Dorothy Louden / Martha Perez
- Episode 11: scheduled: Richard Boone; Jackie Mason; Sophie Tucker
- Episode 12: scheduled: Sid Caesar; Connie Francis; Joan Sutherland
- Episode 13: scheduled: Sarah Vaughan; Al Hirt; Vic Damone; Gary Morton; Edgar Bergen
- Episode 14: Louis Armstrong & Duke Ellington / Paul Anka
- Episode 15: Linda Scott / Shari Lewis / The Baird Puppets
- Episode 16: scheduled: Slappy White; Matt Monro; Smith & Dale
- Episode 17: Jimmy Durante / Rosemary Clooney / Bob Newhart / Gary Morton
- Episode 18: Mickey Rooney / Timi Yuro / Rip Taylor / Ken Murray
- Episode 19: Jackie Wilson / Robert Goulet / Kate Smith / Wayne & Shuster
- Episode 20: Sid Caesar / Connie Francis / Frank Gorshin / Franco Corelli
- Episode 21: scheduled: Brook Benton; Pearl Bailey; George Gobel; Bobby Rydell
- Episode 22: scheduled: Carl Sandburg; Paul Anka; Shelley Berman; McGuire Sisters
- Episode 23: The Everly Brothers / Timi Yuro / Al Hirt
- Episode 24: scheduled: Lloyd Bridges; Damita Jo; The Crosby Brothers; Jan Murray
- Episode 25: Art Carney / Fats Domino / Phyllis Diller / Connie Stevens / Tommy Sands
- Episode 26: Henry Fonda & Olivia de Havilland / Maureen O'Hara
- Episode 27: Rowan & Martin / Robert Goulet / Dick Haymes & Fran Jefferies
- Episode 28: Sid Caesar / Jackie Mason / Diahann Carroll / Richard Kiley
- Episode 29: Jackie Wilson / Patti Page / Wayne & Shuster / Ann-Margret (on film)
- Episode 30: scheduled: Cyd Charisse; Lionel Hampton; Jack Carter
- Episode 31: Sophia Loren / Mahalia Jackson / Teresa Brewer / Maximillian Schell
- Episode 32: Harry Belafonte / Miriam Makeba / Thelma Lee
- Episode 33: Johnny Mathis / Jackie Mason / Rip Taylor / McGuire Sisters
- Episode 34: scheduled: Bobby Darin; Diahann Carroll; Corbett Monica
- Episode 35: scheduled: Joan Sutherland; Pegleg Bates; Joey Adams
- Episode 36: Peggy Lee / Jackie Robinson / Slappy White / Brothers Four
- Episode 37: Jackie Wilson / Connie Francis / Red Buttons
- Episode 38: Rudy Vallee / Paul Anka / Chita Rivera / Peter Nero
- Episode 39: Larry Storch / Danny Lewis / Mickey Mantle & Roger Maris
- Episode 40: Dave Brubeck / Frank Gorshin / Gloria Lynne
- Episode 41: 14th Anniversary Show: Bing Crosby; Jerry Lewis; Theresa Brewer
- Episode 42: Taped at the Moulin Rouge, Paris: Connie Francis; Johnny Halliday
- Episode 43: Patti Page / Rowan & Martin / Billy Eckstine
- Episode 44: Burt Lancaster / Dion / Diahann Carroll / Abbe Lane
- Episode 45: scheduled: talented newcomers making their TV debuts
- Episode 46: Olivette Miller, Yolanda White
The Ed Sullivan Show Season 15 Art Carney / Fats Domino / Phyllis Diller / Connie Stevens / Tommy Sands
The Ed Sullivan Show is an American TV variety show that originally ran on CBS from Sunday June 20, 1948 to Sunday June 6, 1971, and was hosted by New York entertainment columnist Ed Sullivan. It was replaced in September 1971 by the CBS Sunday Night Movie, which ran only one season and was eventually replaced by other shows.
In 2002, The Ed Sullivan Show was ranked #15 on TV Guide's 50 Greatest TV Shows of All Time.
