The Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts 1973
What is The Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts?
The Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts was a television special show hosted by entertainer Dean Martin. The show was patterned after the roasts held at the New York Friars' Club in New York City.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 1973
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 85
- Runtime
- 60 minutes
- First aired
- Sep 14, 1973
- Last aired
- Dec 7, 1984
- Original language
- EN
- Origin
- US
- Networks
- NBC
- Genres
- Comedy
- Updated
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The Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts was a television special show hosted by entertainer Dean Martin. The show was patterned after the roasts held at the New York Friars' Club in New York City. In the format of the show, a celebrity guest was seated at a banquet table and was affectionately chided or insulted about their career by fellow celebrity friends.
Should you watch it?
“Dean Martin hosts a series of televised celebrity roasts patterned after New York Friars Club events.”
- features celebrity guests
- classic television format
- dated humor
- episodic structure
Watch it if you enjoy classic variety television and celebrity-focused comedy specials.
The program features affectionate insults and chiding directed at the guest of honor.
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Season 1 · 55 episodes
- E0 Michael Landon (2) Core Dec 7, 1984
- E1 Ronald Reagan Mytharc Sep 14, 1973
- E2 Hugh Hefner Core
- E3 Ed McMahon Core
- E4 William Conrad Core
- E5 Kirk Douglas Core
- E6 Bette Davis Core
- E7 Barry Goldwater Core
- E8 Johnny Carson Core
- E9 Wilt Chamberlain Core
- E10 Hubert Humphrey Core
- E11 Caroll O'Connor Core
- E12 Monty Hall Core
- E13 Jack Klugman and Tony Randall Core
- E14 Zsa Zsa Gabor Core
- E15 Leo Durocher Core
- E16 Truman Capote Core
- E17 Don Rickles Core Jul 2, 1974
- E18 Ralph Nader Core
- E19 Jack Benny Core
- E20 Redd Foxx Core
- E21 Bobby Riggs Core Mar 8, 1974
- E22 Dan Rowan and Dick Martin Core
- E23 Henry "Hank" Aaron Core
- E24 Joe Namath Core Apr 5, 1974
- E25 Bob Hope Core Apr 9, 1974
- E26 Sammy Davis Jr. Core Apr 12, 1974
- E27 Jimmy Stewart Core Apr 16, 1974
- E28 Lucille Ball Core Apr 19, 1974
- E29 Jackie Gleason Core Apr 23, 1974
- E30 Joan Collins Core Apr 26, 1974
- E31 Don Rickels 2 Core Apr 30, 1974
- E32 Betty White Core May 3, 1974
- E33 Angie Dickenson Core May 7, 1974
- E34 George Burns Core May 10, 1974
- E35 Muhammad Ali Core May 14, 1974
- E36 Smothers Brothers Core May 17, 1974
- E37 Telly Savalas Core May 21, 1974
- E38 George Washington Core May 24, 1974
- E39 Suzanne Somers Core May 28, 1974
- E40 Dennis Weaver Core May 31, 1974
- E41 Gabe Kaplan Core Jun 4, 1974
- E42 Michael Landon (Man of the Hour) Core Jun 7, 1974
- E43 Jack Klugman & Tony Randal Core Jun 11, 1974
- E44 Valerie Harper Core Jun 14, 1974
- E45 Mr. T Core Jun 18, 1974
- E46 Danny Thomas Core Jun 21, 1974
- E47 Ted Knight Core Jun 25, 1974
- E48 Dan Haggerty Core Jun 28, 1974
- E49 Jack Klugman Core Jul 2, 1974
- E50 Redd Foxx (Man of the Week) Core Jul 5, 1974
- E51 Joe Garagiola (Man of the Hour) Core Jul 9, 1974
- E52 Evel Knievel (Man of the Hour) Core Jul 12, 1974
- E53 Peter Marshall Mytharc Jul 16, 1974
- E54 Joe Namath (Man of the Week) Mytharc Jul 19, 1974
Season 2 · 6 episodes
- E1 Bob Hope Mytharc Oct 31, 1974
- E2 Telly Savalas Core Nov 15, 1974
- E3 Lucille Ball Core Feb 8, 1975
- E4 Jackie Gleason Core
- E5 Sammy Davis Jr. Mytharc
- E6 Michael Landon Mytharc
Season 3 · 6 episodes
- E1 Evel Knievel Mytharc Nov 10, 1975
- E2 Valerie Harper Core Nov 20, 1975
- E3 Muhammad Ali Core Feb 19, 1976
- E4 Dean Martin Core Feb 27, 1976
- E5 Dennis Weaver Mytharc Apr 27, 1976
- E6 Joe Garagiola Mytharc May 25, 1976
Season 4 · 6 episodes
- E1 Redd Foxx (02) Mytharc Nov 26, 1976
- E2 Danny Thomas Core Dec 15, 1976
- E3 Angie Dickinson Core Feb 8, 1977
- E4 Gabe Kaplan Core Feb 21, 1977
- E5 Ted Knight Mytharc Mar 2, 1977
- E6 Peter Marshall Mytharc May 2, 1977
Season 5 · 6 episodes
- E1 Dan Haggerty Mytharc
- E2 Frank Sinatra Core Jan 1, 1978
- E3 Jack Klugman Core Mar 17, 1978
- E4 Jimmy Stewart Core May 10, 1978
- E5 George Burns Mytharc May 17, 1978
- E6 Betty White Mytharc May 6, 1978
Frequently asked questions
What is the format of the show?
A celebrity guest sits at a banquet table while friends take turns delivering insults and jokes.
Who hosts the series?
The series is hosted by entertainer Dean Martin.
How many specials were produced?
The series consists of 54 specials and shows.
When did the series air?
The show aired from 1974 to 1984.
What inspired the show's format?
The roasts were patterned after events held at the New York Friars Club.
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