Known as America's greatest impressionist and a regular on the classic Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts, the legendary Rich Little is a genius at altering his voice to mimic such icons as John Wayne, Ronald Reagan, Johnny Carson, Jack Benny, Groucho Marx and dozens more. Highlights include parodies of '70s TV favorites Columbo, Happy Days and Welcome Back Kotter (with Michael Jackson), Rich playing Peter Sellers' infamous Inspector Clouseau, and lots...

Judy Garland and her guest stars perform songs and skits.

Judy Garland brought her unique magical spell to television on a weekly basis for only six months during the 1963-64 season. Then the shows were rarely seen for over 35 years ... featuring these two beloved and most requested episodes."

The Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts were a fixture on NBC's Thursday night lineup from 1973 to 1984. In those 11 years, Dean and his panel of pals successfully ridiculed, embarrassed, and made fun of legendary stars like Johnny Carson, Bob Hope, and Dean Martin himself, and America loved it! The DVD brings back all the fun from years gone by, and contains hours of hilarious camp and humor as celebrities are roasted by a who's who of stage, screen, sports,...

Featuring 10 shows from 1950 to 1993, this DVD set features several USO Christmas specials filmed before troops serving in locations all over the world -- from the Cold War through the Vietnam years to the Persian Gulf. Guest stars include Marie Osmond, Jayne Mansfield, Joey Heatherton, Vic Damone, Phyllis Diller, Jerry Colonna, Kaye Stevens, Anita Bryant, and more! The set also contains the holiday-themed DVD Hope for the Holidays, featuring a compilation...

Features the most memorable and iconic personality in all of late night television. Includes 35 rare episodes from favorite television classics starring Bob Hope, Dean Martin, Mitzi Gaynor, Bing Crosby, Ronald Reagan, Jack Benny and Mel Brooks, just to name a few!

View excerpts from the Judy Garland Show of legendary solos and duets.

This 1952 Christmas special features Abbott & Costello performing hilarious routines such as "The Scalp Treatment," "Return the Christmas Gifts" and much more.

Andy Kaufman in some of his most groundbreaking and well-known routines: as Elvis ; as Latka Gravas ; as a ventriloquist ; bussing tables at Jerry's famous deli in L.A. ; singing "It's a small world" with African percussionists ; wrestling women ; and as his alter-ego, Tony Clifton.

Two episodes of Judy Garland's variety show from 1963.