The Dean Martin Show

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This long running comedy-musical variety series premiered September 16, 1965 on NBC. It remained on the network's schedule for 9 seasons.
Joining Dean as a regular was pianist Ken Lane.

This long running comedy-musical variety series premiered September 16, 1965 on NBC. It remained on the network's schedule for 9 seasons.
Joining Dean as a regular was pianist Ken Lane. less «

• Dean Martin Show Collector Looking To Trade or Buy Whole Episodes

  As a fan of Dean Martin for more than 35 years, and as someone who came of age enthralled by both his recordings and his tel...more »

  As a fan of Dean Martin for more than 35 years, and as someone who came of age enthralled by both his recordings and his television series, I have -- as any true Dinophile would -- subscribed to and received all of the “Best of Dean Martin” volumes that have been issued by Guthy-Renker. But as any dedicated Dino devotee knows, no experience can compare to the thrill of watching a complete, unedited episode of Dean’s show, just as it originally aired every Thursday night at 10 o’clock on NBC, and exactly as it was meant to be seen. Moreover, in many instances, viewing whole episodes is the only way to take in priceless musical segments excluded from the Guthy-Renker sets, such as the “Welcome To My World” medleys from the sixth season, as well as so many of Dean’s solo numbers. Fortunately, I have been successful over the years in acquiring a fairly sizable number of uncut episodes of the series. Unfortunately, there remain many, many shows still missing from my collection. If you're reading this post, then you're probably either a longtime admirer of the series like me or perhaps even someone who was connected in some way with the show’s production. In either case, if you have complete, uncut episodes of The Dean Martin Show in your possession, I would be very interested in talking with you about trading. I would also be amenable to purchasing copies of episodes outright, and would be willing to pay top dollar for those that are in excellent condition. Let me make it clear that I am a private collector and that I am seeking these programs solely for my own personal use. I have never sold or commercially marketed any of the shows that I own and will only trade with someone who adheres to the same strict guidelines. So if interested, please either send me a message through tv.com or contact me at the following email address: azuremedia@hotmail.com. All correspondence will held in the strictest confidence.less «

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  7.5 Good

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  Dean Martin could sing, tell a joke, and look good while doing so. He had a certain boozey breeziness that was very appealing. Of course, this was back in the days when an adult could drink and smoke on television without inciting the health police to take action. Good music, great guests, and Deano as the host--who could ask for anything more?

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  crazyrhythm Added Sep 28, 2005 All my reviews
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  10 Perfect

  OMG and No one knew Who Dean Martin is too? hide « show »

  Dean Martin was best Friends with Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin sang at the Famous Copa Room with Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr and there was also Peter Lawford (who was only there because Frank was good friends with the Kennedeys) and Joey Bishop. Altough everyone thought he did Dean did not DID NOT drink alot of alcohool it was usaly apple juice or water. He made Vegas, Vegas, and every one whop likes to gambl should say thanks!~

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  Darth77 Added Jul 30, 2005 All my reviews