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"Special Collector's Edition" (1 episode)
... aka "Edición Especial Coleccionista" - Spain (original title)
  1. La carrera del siglo (6 February 2013) - in memory of  
"The Directors" (1 episode)
  1. The Films of Robert Altman (7 June 2001) - Himself  
"The Living Century" (2 episodes )
  1. A Teacher and Student for Life (1 January 2001) - Himself  
  2. Three Miracles (1 January 2001) - Himself  
"Larry King Live" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 13 July 2000 (13 July 2000) - Himself  
"E! Mysteries & Scandals" (1 episode)
  1. Harry Cohn (21 June 1999) - Himself  
"Inside the Actors Studio" (1 episode)
... aka "Inside the Actors Studio: The Craft of Theatre and Film" - USA (first season title)
... aka "Actors Interview" - Japan (English title)
  1. Episode #4.10 (25 October 1998) - Himself  
"Scene by Scene" (1 episode)
  1. Jack Lemmon (15 August 1998) - Actor  
"Private Screenings" (1 episode)
  1. Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau (12 August 1998) - Himself  
"Mundo VIP" (1 episode)
  1. Show nº58 (14 June 1997) - Himself  
"The Rosie O'Donnell Show" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 25 February 1997 (25 February 1997) - Himself  
"Late Show with David Letterman" (1 episode)
... aka "Late Show Backstage" - USA (title for episodes with guest hosts)
... aka "The Late Show" - USA (informal short title)
  1. Episode dated 3 February 1997 (3 February 1997) - Himself  
"The Simpsons" (1 episode)
  1. The Twisted World of Marge Simpson (19 January 1997) - Frank Ormand (voice)  
"HBO First Look" (1 episode)
  1. My Fellow Americans (31 December 1996) - Himself  
"Intimate Portrait" (1 episode)
  1. Shirley MacLaine (1 January 1996) - Himself  
"Great Performances" (1 episode)
  1. Julie Andrews: Back on Broadway (25 October 1995) - Himself  
"The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" (6 episodes )
  1. Episode #1.94 (1 October 1992) - Himself  
  2. Episode #2.3 (6 January 1993) - Himself  
  3. Episode #2.177 (8 October 1993) - Himself  
  4. Episode #2.228 (30 December 1993) - Himself  
  5. Episode dated 7 April 1998 (7 April 1998) - Himself  
  6. Episode dated 27 May 1999 (27 May 1999) - Himself  
"Reflections on the Silver Screen" (1 episode)
... aka "Reflections on the Silver Screen with Professor Richard Brown" - USA (long title)
  1. Jack Lemmon (8 February 1992) - Himself  
"Jerry Lewis MDA Labor Day Telethon" (1 episode)
  1. Telethon 1990 (1 September 1990) - Himself  
"Cinema 3" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 7 March 1990 (7 March 1990) - Himself  
"American Masters" (3 episodes )
  1. Harold Lloyd: The Third Genius (17 November 1989) - Himself  
  2. Billy Wilder: The Human Comedy (4 February 1998) - Himself  
  3. On Cukor (22 November 2000) - Himself  
"Cinéma cinémas" (1 episode)
  1. Jack Lemmon: Hollywood Juillet 1987 (15 May 1988) - Himself  
"Parkinson One to One" (2 episodes )
  1. Episode #1.1 (28 March 1987) - Self  
  2. Episode #1.8 (16 May 1987) - Self  
"The South Bank Show" (1 episode)
  1. Jack Lemmon (6 November 1983) - Himself  
"Live from Lincoln Center" (1 episode)
  1. The Film Society of Lincoln Center: A Tribute to Billy Wilder (3 May 1982) - Himself  
"Dinah!" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 12 September 1979 (12 September 1979) - Himself  
"Good Morning America" (2 episodes )
... aka "G.M.A." - USA (promotional abbreviation)
  1. Episode dated 6 April 1978 (6 April 1978) - Himself  
  2. Episode dated 29 May 1978 (29 May 1978) - Himself  
"The Merv Griffin Show" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 6 January 1978 (6 January 1978) - Himself  
"V.I.P.-Schaukel" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #5.2 (2 April 1975) - Himself  
"Parkinson" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #2.22 (25 November 1972) - Himself  
"The David Frost Show" (2 episodes )
  1. Episode #2.191 (25 May 1970) - Himself  
  2. Episode #3.29 (5 November 1970) - Himself  
"The Dick Cavett Show" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #4.95 (14 May 1970) - Himself  
"Today" (4 episodes )
... aka "NBC News Today" - USA (promotional title)
... aka "The Today Show" - USA (alternative title)
  1. Episode dated 12 May 1970 (12 May 1970) - Himself  
  2. Episode dated 18 February 1973 (18 February 1973) - Himself  
  3. Episode dated 22 June 1978 (22 June 1978) - Himself  
  4. Episode dated 4 April 1979 (4 April 1979) - Himself  
"The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" (13 episodes )
... aka "The Best of Carson" - USA (rerun title)
  1. Episode dated 16 February 1970 (16 February 1970) - Himself  
  2. Episode dated 11 May 1970 (11 May 1970) - Himself  
  3. Episode dated 15 February 1971 (15 February 1971) - Himself  
  4. Episode dated 4 November 1971 (4 November 1971) - Himself  
  5. Episode dated 3 January 1973 (3 January 1973) - Himself  
  6. Episode dated 5 March 1973 (5 March 1973) - Himself  
  7. Episode dated 1 June 1973 (1 June 1973) - Himself  
  8. Episode dated 17 December 1974 (17 December 1974) - Himself  
  9. Episode dated 11 December 1975 (11 December 1975) - Himself  
  10. Episode dated 10 December 1981 (10 December 1981) - Himself  
  11. Episode dated 7 January 1983 (7 January 1983) - Himself  
  12. Episode dated 28 March 1985 (28 March 1985) - Himself  
  13. Episode dated 19 May 1992 (19 May 1992) - Himself  
"Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In" (2 episodes )
  1. Episode #2.1 (16 September 1968) - Himself (uncredited)  
  2. Episode #2.2 (23 September 1968) - Himself  
"The Joey Bishop Show" (3 episodes )
  1. Episode #2.30 (1 November 1967) - Himself  
  2. Episode #2.156 (26 April 1968) - Himself  
  3. Episode #4.50 (7 November 1969) - Himself  
"Howard K. Smith" (1 episode)
  1. Hollywood: What's Happened to the Star System? (31 March 1963) - Himself - Guest  
"The Dinah Shore Chevy Show" (1 episode)
... aka "The Dinah Shore Show" - USA (sixth season title)
  1. Episode #7.4 (30 December 1962) - Himself  
"The Jack Paar Tonight Show" (1 episode)
... aka "Tonight Starring Jack Paar" - USA (original title)
... aka "The Jack Paar Show" - USA (new title)
  1. Episode dated 27 October 1960 (27 October 1960) - Himself  
"It Happened in Hollywood" (1 episode)
  1. The Western (1 January 1960) - Himself  
"The Steve Allen Plymouth Show" (1 episode)
... aka "The Steve Allen Show" - USA (original title)
  1. Episode #3.38 (22 June 1958) - Himself - Pianist  
"Alcoa Theatre" (5 episodes )
  1. Souvenir (2 December 1957) - Edward King  
  2. The Days of November (24 February 1958) - Lieutenant Tony Crawford  
  3. Loudmouth (7 April 1958) - Wally Mall  
  4. Most Likely to Succeed (5 May 1958) - Steve Tyler  
  5. Disappearance (9 June 1958) - Henry Coyle  
"What's My Line?" (8 episodes )
  1. Episode dated 3 November 1957 (3 November 1957) - Himself - Mystery Guest #2  
  2. Episode dated 12 January 1958 (12 January 1958) - Himself - Guest Panelist  
  3. Episode dated 22 June 1958 (22 June 1958) - Himself - Guest Panelist  
  4. Episode dated 8 March 1959 (8 March 1959) - Himself - Guest Panelist  
  5. Episode dated 10 April 1960 (10 April 1960) - Himself - Mystery Guest  
  6. Episode dated 6 November 1960 (6 November 1960) - Himself - Guest Panelist  
  7. Episode dated 17 May 1964 (17 May 1964) - Himself - Mystery Guest  
  8. Episode dated 24 January 1965 (24 January 1965) - Himself - Mystery Guest  
"Playhouse 90" (2 episodes )
  1. The Mystery of Thirteen (24 October 1957) - Dr. Billy Palmer  
  2. Face of a Hero (1 January 1959) - David Poole  
"Goodyear Theatre" (4 episodes )
... aka "Award Theatre" - USA (syndication title)
... aka "Golden Years of Television" - USA (cable TV title)
  1. Lost and Found (14 October 1957) - Charles Dickens  
  2. Voices in the Fog (11 November 1957) - Dr. Cameron  
  3. The Victim (6 January 1958) - Actor  
  4. Disappearance (9 June 1958) - Henry Coyle  
"Zane Grey Theater" (1 episode)
... aka "Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theater" - USA (complete title)
... aka "The Westerners" - USA (rerun title)
  1. Three Graves (4 January 1957) - Cass Kendall  
"Ford Star Jubilee" (1 episode)
  1. The Day Lincoln Was Shot (1 February 1956) - John Wilkes Booth  
"I've Got a Secret" (2 episodes )
  1. Episode dated 22 June 1955 (22 June 1955) - Self  
  2. Episode dated 6 May 1959 (6 May 1959) - Himself  
"The Red Skelton Hour" (1 episode)
... aka "The Red Skelton Show" - USA (original title)
  1. Look Magazine Movie Awards Show (8 March 1955) - Himself/Award for Most Promising Newcomer  
"The Ed Sullivan Show" (4 episodes )
... aka "Toast of the Town" - USA (original title)
  1. Episode #8.22 (6 February 1955) - Himself  
  2. Episode #8.40 (19 June 1955) - Himself  
  3. Episode #9.24 (4 March 1956) - Himself  
  4. Episode #13.36 (5 June 1960) - Actor  
"The Ford Television Theatre" (1 episode)
... aka "Ford Theatre" - USA (short title)
  1. Marriageable Male (25 February 1954) - Barney Evans  
"Campbell Summer Soundstage" (1 episode)
... aka "Campbell Playhouse" - USA (original title)
... aka "Campbell Soundstage" - USA (new title)
  1. One Swell Guy (31 July 1953) - Actor  
"Medallion Theatre" (1 episode)
  1. The Grand Cross of the Crescent (25 July 1953) - Actor  
"Lux Video Theatre" (1 episode)
... aka "Summer Video Theatre" - USA (summer title)
  1. The Ascent of Alfred Fishkettle (30 April 1953) - Alfred Fishkettle  
"Heaven for Betsy" (2 episodes )
  1. Episode #1.1 (30 September 1952) - Peter Bell  
  2. Episode #1.2 (2 October 1952) - Peter Bell  
"Robert Montgomery Presents" (2 episodes )
  1. Mr. Dobie takes a Powder (4 August 1952) - Actor  
  2. Dinah, Kip, and Mr. Barlow (23 February 1953) - Actor  
"Danger" (1 episode)
  1. Sparrow Cop (24 July 1951) - Actor  
"Armstrong Circle Theatre" (2 episodes )
  1. Last Chance (17 July 1951) - Actor  
  2. The Checkerboard Heart (17 March 1953) - Actor  
"The Web" (1 episode)
  1. Cops Must Be Tough (30 May 1951) - Actor  
"Pulitzer Prize Playhouse" (1 episode)
  1. The Happy Journey (4 May 1951) - Actor  
"The Paul Whiteman's Goodyear Revue" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #2.10 (10 December 1950) - Himself  
"The Ford Theatre Hour" (1 episode)
  1. Another Darling (1 December 1950) - Actor  
"Toni Twin Time" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 31 May 1950 (31 May 1950) - Himself - Host  
"That Wonderful Guy" (3 episodes )
  1. Episode dated 28 December 1949 (28 December 1949) - Harold  
  2. Episode dated 25 January 1950 (25 January 1950) - Harold  
  3. Episode dated 7 April 1950 (7 April 1950) - Harold  
"Suspense" (1 episode)
  1. The Gray Helmet (13 December 1949) - Actor  
"Kraft Theatre" (5 episodes )
... aka "Kraft Television Theatre" - USA (original title)
... aka "Kraft Mystery Theatre" - USA (new title)
  1. Whistling in the Dark (2 November 1949) - Actor  
  2. The Fortune Hunter (21 February 1951) - Actor  
  3. The Easy Mark (5 September 1951) - Actor  
  4. Duet (28 January 1953) - Actor  
  5. Snooksie (18 February 1953) - Actor  
"The Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse" (1 episode)
... aka "The Philco Television Playhouse" - USA (original title)
... aka "Arena Theatre" - USA (new title)
... aka "Repertory Theatre" - USA (new title)
  1. Pride's Castle (11 September 1949) - Actor  
"Studio One in Hollywood" (2 episodes )
... aka "Studio One" - USA (original title)
... aka "Studio One Summer Theatre" - USA (summer title)
... aka "Summer Theatre" - USA (summer title)
... aka "Westinghouse Studio One" - USA (alternative title)
... aka "Westinghouse Summer Theatre" - USA (summer title)
  1. June Moon (22 June 1949) - Actor  
  2. The Wisdom Tooth (20 February 1950) - Actor  
"Signature" (1 episode)
  1. Jack Lemmon (????) - Himself - Guest  
"Biography" (5 episodes )
  1. Milton Berle: Mr. Television (????) - Himself  
  2. Bing Crosby: America's Crooner (14 December 1993) - Himself  
  3. Ernie Kovacs: Please Stand By (23 June 1998) - Himself  
  4. Ann-Margret: Sugar & Spice (20 July 1998) - Himself  
  5. Shirley MacLaine: This Time Around (14 May 2000) - Himself