Filmography - Television

Television Movies Include:

• "Seven in Darkness" (1969, Paramount Television, originally aired on ABC)
  as "Sam Fuller"
  Cast: Lesley Ann Warren, Barry Nelson, Arthur O'Connell, Sean Garrison, Alejandro Rey
• "Evil Roy Slade" (1971, Universal TV)
  as "Harry Fern"
  Cast: John Astin, Mickey Rooney, Dick Shawn, Henry Gibson
• "The Legend of Valentino" (1975)
  Cast: Franco Nero, Constance Forslund, Suzanne Pleshette, Lesley Ann Warren, Judd Hirsch
• "Joys" (1976, Hope Enterprises TV Production)
  Cast: Bob Hope and all-star cast
• "Off Your Rocker" (1980, Hal Roach Studios International Ltd.)
  as "Henry Foster"
  Cast: Red Buttons, Lou Jacobi, Dorothy Malone
• "Family Business" (1983)
  as "Isaiah"
  Cast: Brian Benben, Jeffrey Marcus
• "Side by Side" (1988, AJA Productions, Inc.)
  Cast: Sid Caesar, Danny Thomas, Marjorie Lord, Morey Amsterdam, Richard Kline

Television Series Include:

• "The Milton Berle Show" (aka: Texaco Star Theatre, The Buick-Berle Show)
  as host (on NBC on Tuesday night from 8:00pm to 9:00pm)
  First telecast: June 8, 1948
  Last telecast: June 5th 1956
• "The Milton Berle Show"
  as host (on NBC Wednesday night from 9:00pm to 9:30pm)
  First telecast: October 1958
  Last telecast: May 1959
• "Jackpot Bowling Starring Milton Berle"
  as host (from 1960-1961, NBC on Monday 10:30 - 11:00)
• "The Milton Berle Show" (TV-Series: 1966-1967)
  as host

Notable Television guest appearances include:

• "The Colgate Comedy Hour" (aired March 30, 1952)
  as "Himself'
• "The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour" {aired in 1957)
  as "Himself'
• "The Dick Powell Show" (aired in 1961)
  as "Eddie Doyle" in episode: "Doyle Against the House"
• "The Andy Williams Show" (aired November 22, 1962)
• "The Andy Williams Show" (aired December 28, 1964)
• "F Troop" {aired in 1965)
  as "Wise Owl"
• "Batman" (aired October 6, 1966)
  as "Lofty - Batclimb Cameo" in "Ma Parker" (episode #2.10)
• "The Jackie Gleason Show" (1966)
  as an occasional guest performer from 1967-1970
• "F Troop" (aired in 1967)
  in episode: "The Great Troop Robbery"
• "The Big Valley" (aired September 25, 1967)
  as "Josiah Freeman" in "A Flock of Trouble" (episode #3.3)
• "I Dream of Jeannie" (aired September 26, 1967)
  as "Charlie" in "Second Greatest Con Artist in the World" (episode #3.3)
• "Batman" (aired October 26, 1967)
  as "Louie the Lilac" in "Louie the Lilac" (episode #3.7)
• "Batman" (aired January 11, 1968)
  as "Louis the Lilac" in "Louie's Lethal Lilac Time" (episode #3.18)
• "Get Smart" (aired February 10, 1968)
  as "Motel Clerk" in "Don't Look Back" (episode #3.18)
• "Here's Lucy" (aired November 17, 1969)
  as "Cheerful Charlie" in "Lucy And The Used Car Dealer" (episode #2.9)
• "Here's Lucy" (aired February 11, 1974)
  as "Himself" in "Milton Berle Is the Life Of The Party" (episode #6.19)
• "The Muppet Show" (aired in 1977)
  as "Himself"
• "CHiPs" (aired December 7, 1980)
  as "Himself" in "The Great 5k Star Race and Boulder Wrap Party" (episodes #4.5 and 4.6 - part 1 & 2)
• "General Hospital" (aired in 1981)
  as "Mickey Miller"
• "The Fall Guy" (aired November 18, 1982)
  as "Himself" in "The Rich Get Rieher" (episode #1.4)
• "Fame" (aired March 3,1983)
  in "The Kids from Fame in Concert" (episode #2.20)
• "Murder, She Wrote" (aired January 13, 1985)
  as "Lew Feldman" in "Broadway Malady" (episode #1.11)
• "Fame" (aired March 2, 1985)
  as "Nathan Adler" in "Coco Returns" (episode #4.19)
• "Roseanne" (aired in 1988)
• "Matlock" (aired November 4, 1993)
  as "Harvey Chase" in "Last Laugh" (episode #8.5)
• "Burke's Law" (aired February 4, 1994)
  in "Who Killed the Host at the Roast?" (episode #1.5)
• "Beverly Hills, 90210" (aired January 4, 1995)
  as "Saul Howard" in "Sentenced to Life" (episode #5.16)
• "The Critic" (aired May 21, 1995)
  as "Himself" (voice) in "I Can't Believe It's a Clip Show" (episode #2.10)
• "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air"
  as Will Smith's hospital roommate
• "The Nanny" (aired November 6, 1995)
  as "Uncle Manny" in "The Party's Over" (episode #3.8)
• "Sister, Sister" (aired February 7, 1996)
  as "Edgar Boggs" in "The Volunteers" (episode #3.16)