TV Series1961 · Syndication · Ended · 89 min
The Mike Douglas Show is an American daytime television talk show hosted by Mike Douglas that aired only in the Cleveland, Ohio area during much of its first two years on the air. It went into syndication in 1963 and remained on television until 1981. It was distributed by Westinghouse Broadcasting and for much of its run, originated from studios of two of the company's TV stations in Cleveland and Philadelphia.
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Mike Douglas
Self - Host
1,100 episodes
Phil Seuling
Self
1 episode
Frank Dandridge
Self - Author
1 episode
Elizabeth Cotten
Self - Musician
1 episode
Jimmy Piersall
Self
1 episode
Jeremy Clyde
Self
1 episode
Frankie Randall
Self
1 episode
Donn Trenner
Self
1 episode
Malcolm Boyd
Self
1 episode
Jim Nabors
Self - Co-Host
2 episodes
Joseph L. Alioto
Self
1 episode
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Self
2 episodes
Karl Malden
Self
1 episode
Ronald Reagan
Self - Governor of California
1 episode
Howard Keel
Self - Co-Host
1 episode
Annette Funicello
Self
4 episodes
Ernest Adler
Self
1 episode
Snooky Lanson
Self
1 episode
Gisele MacKenzie
Self
1 episode
Harry Wayne Casey
Self
2 episodes
Scatman Crothers
Self
2 episodes
Sterling Holloway
Self
1 episode
Clarence Nash
Self
1 episode
Tommy Cole
Self
1 episode
Darlene Gillespie
Self
1 episode
Dean Jones
Self
2 episodes
Cubby O'Brien
Self
1 episode
Richard DuBois
Self
1 episode
Lee Patterson
Self
1 episode
Arlene Dahl
Self - Co-Host / Self
20 episodes
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