The Tim Conway Show

Tim strikes comedic oil in a rich spoof of the hit series "Dallas."

Tonight: Tim shops for a waterbed, gets taken in by a "hidden camera" show, and takes to the sky as Superguy.

Returning soldier Tim has mixed feelings when he overhears his love writing a letter to him.

Tim finds that a table next to a restaurant kitchen reveals just how fresh his meal is.

Tim gets laughs as a derelict who sits in with a jazz band, and utilizes audience members for a sketch about a gangster's girl.

Tim trips on the generation gap when he takes his obnoxious teen daughter and her friend out for a birthday dinner.

Comedy legends collide when Don Knotts joins Tim for a silent movie spoof.

Tim will not be sidelined when he appears in his Oldest Man persona as a football team doctor.

The great Jonathan Winters matches comedic wits with Tim in tonight's uproarious episode.

Carol Burnett and Harvey Korman reunite with Tim for a fast paced series of sketches.

Vicki and Tim play a married couple at a shoe store where he insists on buying her shoes that don't fit.

Tim and Harvey will crack you-and each other- up in a sketch about an explorer who has spent a bit too much time studying gorillas.

Tonight: Tim causes havoc at a recital. then brings members of the audience onstage to take part in a courtroom sketch.

Tim is a bank customer who discovers that crime does pay and pay, and pay.

Tim uses the Force-and audience members- for the sci-fi spoof "The Empire Strikes Out." Also: Harvey and Tim as shipwreck survivors.

Carol Burnett reprises her Eunice character in a Joan Of Arc sketch. Also: Harvey is Snow White to Tim's Prince Charming.

Tonight, Conway plays a vampire with a bad aim, a President looking for work, an an employee for an upscale store with on-the-spot service for any type of animal leather.

Harvey plays a tough prison warden and Tim is a new parolee whose release may be hindered by his talkative wife.

On tonight's episode, Harvey is a song and dance man with an usual problem; Conway is the owner and trainer of an acting bull.

It's a comedy offer you can't refuse when Tim plays a gangster hassled by a used car salesman played by Harvey.

Tim enlists audience members to perform with him in "Murder On The Accidental Express."

Tim and Harvey sign off with a collection of terrific sketches, including a spoof of the hit series "Fantasy Island."