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"America's Next Top Model" (1 episode)
... aka ANTM (USA: promotional abbreviation)
... aka America's Next Top Model 2 (USA: second season title)
... aka America's Next Top Model with Tyra Banks (International: English title: long title)
... aka Top Model (International: English title: short title)

America's Next Top Model Is... (18 November 2009) - Himself

"The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien" (1 episode)

Episode #1.7 (9 June 2009) - Himself

"Make 'Em Laugh: The Funny Business of America" (1 episode)

Never Give a Sucker an Even Break: The Wiseguys (28 January 2009) - Self

"Biography" (1 episode)

Eddie Murphy (9 July 2008) - Himself
Next US airings:
Sun. Dec. 20 7:00 AM AETV

"Entertainment Tonight" (7 episodes)
... aka E.T. (USA: informal title)
... aka ET Weekend (Australia: weekend title)
... aka Entertainment This Week (weekend title)
... aka This Week in Entertainment (USA: weekend title)

Episode dated 20 September 2007 (20 September 2007) - Himself
Episode dated 3 December 2007 (3 December 2007) - Himself
Episode dated 30 June 2008 (30 June 2008) - Himself
Episode dated 7 July 2008 (7 July 2008) - Himself
Episode dated 29 May 2009 (29 May 2009) - Himself
Episode dated 2 June 2009 (2 June 2009) - Himself
Episode dated 8 June 2009 (8 June 2009) - Himself

"HypaSpace" (1 episode)
... aka HypaSpace Daily (Canada: English title: long title)
... aka HypaSpace Weekly (Canada: English title: long title)

Episode #6.97 (15 May 2007) - Himself

"Inside the Actors Studio" (1 episode)
... aka Inside the Actors Studio: The Craft of Theatre and Film (USA: first season title)

Eddie Murphy (18 December 2006) - Himself

"Corazón de..." (1 episode)

Episode dated 14 December 2006 (14 December 2006) - Himself

"Inside Edition" (1 episode)

Episode dated 7 December 2006 (7 December 2006) - Himself

"The Contender" (1 episode)

Series Finale (24 May 2005) - Himself (uncredited)

"Father of the Pride" (1 episode)

Donkey (21 September 2004) - Donkey (voice)

"The Oprah Winfrey Show" (2 episodes)
... aka Oprah (USA: short title)

Episode dated 13 May 2004 (13 May 2004) - Himself
Episode dated 20 November 2006 (20 November 2006) - Himself

"Film '72" (1 episode)
... aka Film '73 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '74 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '75 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '76 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '77 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '78 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '79 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '80 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '81 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '82 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '83 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '84 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '85 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '86 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '87 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '88 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '89 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '90 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '91 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '92 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '93 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '94 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '95 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '96 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '97 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '98 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '99 (UK: new title)
... aka Film 2000 (UK: new title)
... aka Film 2001 (UK: new title)
... aka Film 2002 (UK: new title)
... aka Film 2003 (UK: new title)
... aka Film 2004 (UK: new title)
... aka Film 2005 (UK: new title)
... aka Film 2006 (UK: new title)
... aka Film 2007 (UK: new title)
... aka Film 2008 (UK: new title)
... aka Film 2009 (UK: new title)
... aka Film of the Year (UK: teaser title)
... aka The Film Programme (UK: informal alternative title)

Episode dated 10 February 2004 (10 February 2004) - Himself

"Tinseltown TV" (1 episode)

Episode dated 20 September 2003 (20 September 2003) - Himself

"One-Hit Wonders" (1 episode)

Episode dated 18 January 2003 (18 January 2003) - Himself

"Comedy Central Canned Ham" (1 episode)
... aka Reel Comedy (USA: new title)

I Spy (31 October 2002) - Himself

"The Nick Cannon Show" (1 episode)

Nick Takes Over Hollywood (8 February 2002) - Himself

"Journeys in Black" (1 episode)

Luther Vandross (8 January 2002) - Himself

"Nyhetsmorgon" (1 episode)

Filmen 'Shrek' (6 September 2001) - Himself

"HBO First Look" (8 episodes)

Creating a Fairy Tale: The Making of 'Shrek' (31 May 2001) - Himself
The Making of 'Dr. Dolittle 2' (30 June 2001) - Himself
The Making of 'Showtime' (31 March 2002) - Himself
I Spy (31 October 2002) - Himself
Shrek 2: Twice Upon a Time (15 May 2004) - Himself
The Making of 'Dreamgirls' (12 December 2006) - Himself
Norbit (1 February 2007) - Himself
The Making of 'Shrek the Third' (9 May 2007) - Himself

"The Rosie O'Donnell Show" (1 episode)

Episode dated 13 January 1997 (13 January 1997) - Himself

"Cinema tres" (1 episode)
... aka Informatiu cinema (Spain: Catalan title)

Episode dated 5 April 1996 (5 April 1996) - Himself

"Clive Anderson All Talk" (1 episode)

Episode #1.1 (1 January 1996) - Himself

"Late Show with David Letterman" (3 episodes)
... aka Late Show Backstage (USA: title for episodes with guest hosts)
... aka Letterman (Australia)
... aka The Late Show (USA: informal short title)

Episode dated 26 October 1995 (26 October 1995) - Himself
Episode dated 9 May 1996 (9 May 1996) - Himself
Episode dated 10 January 1997 (10 January 1997) - Himself

"Beavis and Butt-Head" (1 episode)

The Butt-head Experience (7 June 1993) - Soundtrack (performer: "Put Your Mouth On Me")

"The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" (2 episodes)
... aka Jay Leno (Australia)

Episode dated 22 October 1992 (22 October 1992) - Himself
Episode dated 27 June 1996 (27 June 1996) - Himself

"Ebony/Jet Showcase" (1 episode)

Episode dated 3 May 1992 (3 May 1992) - Himself

"The Royal Family" (15 episodes)

Pilot (18 September 1991) - Writer (creator) (story), executive producer
Homework Bound (25 September 1991) - Writer (creator), executive producer
Me and My Stuff (2 October 1991) - Writer (creator), executive producer
Talkin' Baseball (9 October 1991) - Writer (creator), executive producer
A Mid-Summer's Night Barbeque (30 October 1991) - Writer (creator), executive producer
What's Love Got to Do with It? (13 November 1991) - Writer (creator), executive producer
Educating Al (20 November 1991) - Writer (creator), executive producer
New Beginnings (27 November 1991) - Writer (creator), executive producer
Cocoa in Charge (1 January 1992) - Writer (creator), executive producer
The Big Stink (1 January 1992) - Writer (creator), executive producer
The Sneakin' Deacon (8 April 1992) - Writer (creator), executive producer
Status, Bro (15 April 1992) - Writer (creator), executive producer
Hello, I Must Be Going (22 April 1992) - Writer (creator), executive producer
The Frame Game (6 May 1992) - Writer (creator), executive producer
Mo' Money (13 May 1992) - Writer (creator), executive producer

"The Howard Stern Show" (1 episode)
... aka The Howard Stern Summer Show (USA: promotional title)

Episode dated 8 September 1990 (8 September 1990) - Himself

"Lou Rawls Parade of Stars" (1 episode)

Episode dated 30 December 1989 (30 December 1989) - Himself

"The Arsenio Hall Show" (2 episodes)

Episode dated 25 October 1989 (25 October 1989) - Himself
Episode dated 16 November 1989 (16 November 1989) - Himself

"CBS Summer Playhouse" (1 episode)

Coming to America (4 July 1989) - Writer (characters), executive producer

"Late Night with David Letterman" (4 episodes)

Episode dated 17 December 1984 (17 December 1984) - Himself
Episode dated 28 August 1985 (28 August 1985) - Himself
Episode dated 20 July 1988 (20 July 1988) - Himself
Episode dated 27 November 1992 (27 November 1992) - Himself

"The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" (5 episodes)
... aka The Best of Carson (USA: rerun title)

Episode dated 1 January 1982 (1 January 1982) - Himself
Episode dated 10 February 1982 (10 February 1982) - Himself
Episode dated 30 July 1982 (30 July 1982) - Himself
Episode dated 24 June 1983 (24 June 1983) - Himself
Episode dated 21 May 1987 (21 May 1987) - Himself

"Saturday Night Live" (72 episodes)
... aka NBC's Saturday Night (USA: complete title)
... aka SNL (USA: informal title)
... aka SNL 25 (USA: alternative title)
... aka Saturday Night (USA: first season title)
... aka Saturday Night Live '80 (USA: sixth season title)
... aka Saturday Night Live 15 (USA: fifteenth season title)
... aka Saturday Night Live 20 (USA: twentieth season title)
... aka Saturday Night Live 25 (USA: twentiefifth season title)

Malcolm McDowell/Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band (22 November 1980) - Party guest (uncredited)
Ellen Burstyn/Aretha Franklin/Keith Sykes (6 December 1980) - Raheem Abdul Muhammed
Jamie Lee Curtis/James Brown/Ellen Shipley (13 December 1980) - Various
David Carradine/Cast of 'The Pirates of Penzance' (20 December 1980) - Various
Ray Sharkey/Jack Bruce & Friends (10 January 1981) - Various
Karen Black/Cheap Trick/Stanley Clarke Trio (17 January 1981) - Various
Robert Hays/14 Karat Soul, Joe 'King' Carrasco & The Crowns (24 January 1981) - Various
Sally Kellerman/Jimmy Cliff (7 February 1981) - Various
Deborah Harry/Funky 4 + 1 More (14 February 1981) - Various
Charlene Tilton/Todd Rundgren/Prince (21 February 1981) - Various
Bill Murray/Delbert McClinton (7 March 1981) - Various
Jr. Walker & the All-Stars (11 April 1981) - Various
Rod Stewart (3 October 1981) - Various
Susan Saint James/The Kinks (10 October 1981) - Various
George Kennedy/Miles Davis (17 October 1981) - Various
Donald Pleasance/Fear (31 October 1981) - Various
Lauren Hutton/Rick James & The Stone City Band (7 November 1981) - Various
Bernadette Peters/Billy Joel/The Go-Go's (14 November 1981) - Various
Tim Curry/Meat Loaf/The Neverland Express (5 December 1981) - Various
Bill Murray/The Spinners/Yale Whiffenpoofs (12 December 1981) - Various
Robert Conrad/The Allman Brothers Band (23 January 1982) - Various
John Madden/Jennifer Holliday (30 January 1982) - Various
James Coburn/Lindsey Buckingham (6 February 1982) - Various
Bruce Dern/Luther Vandross (20 February 1982) - Various
Elizabeth Ashley/Hall & Oates (27 February 1982) - Various
Robert Urich/Mink DeVille (20 March 1982) - Various
Blythe Danner/Rickie Lee Jones (27 March 1982) - Various
Daniel J. Travanti/John Cougar (10 April 1982) - Various
Johnny Cash/Elton John (17 April 1982) - Various
Robert Culp/The Charlie Daniels Band (24 April 1982) - Various
Danny DeVito/Sparks (15 May 1982) - Various
Olivia Newton-John (22 May 1982) - Various, Soundtrack (performer: "Ebony & Ivory" (uncredited))
Chevy Chase/Queen (25 September 1982) - Various, Writer (writer)
Louis Gossett Jr/George Thorogood & The Destroyers (2 October 1982) - Various, Writer (writer)
Ron Howard/The Clash (9 October 1982) - Various, Writer (writer)
Howard Hesseman/Men at Work (23 October 1982) - Various, Writer (writer)
Michael Keaton/Joe Jackson (30 October 1982) - Various, Writer (writer)
Robert Blake/Kenny Loggins (13 November 1982) - Various, Writer (writer)
Drew Barrymore/Squeeze (20 November 1982) - Various, Writer (writer)
Tom & Dick Smothers/Laura Branigan (4 December 1982) - Various, Writer (writer)
Eddie Murphy/Lionel Richie (11 December 1982) - Writer (writer), Himself - Host/Various
Lily Tomlin (22 January 1983) - Various, Writer (writer)
Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas/The Bus Boys (29 January 1983) - Various, Writer (writer), Soundtrack (performer: "The Boys Are Back in Town")
Sid Caesar/Joe Cocker (5 February 1983) - Various, Writer (writer)
Howard Hesseman/Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers (19 February 1983) - Various, Writer (writer)
Beau and Jeff Bridges/Randy Newman (26 February 1983) - Various, Writer (writer)
Bruce Dern/Leon Redbone (12 March 1983) - Buckwheat / Various, Writer (writer)
Robert Guilaume/Duran Duran (19 March 1983) - Various, Writer (writer)
Joan Rivers/Musical Youth (9 April 1983) - Buckwheat / Various, Writer (writer)
Susan Saint James/Michael McDonald (16 April 1983) - Various, Writer (writer)
Stevie Wonder (7 May 1983) - Various, Writer (writer)
Ed Koch/Kevin Rowland & Dexy's Midnight Runners (14 May 1983) - Various, Writer (writer)
Brandon Tartikoff/John Cougar Mellencamp (8 October 1983) - Various, Writer (writer)
Danny DeVito & Rhea Pearlman/Eddy Grant (15 October 1983) - Various, Writer (writer)
John Candy/Men at Work (22 October 1983) - Buckwheat / Various, Writer (writer)
Betty Thomas/Stray Cats (5 November 1983) - Various, Writer (writer)
Teri Garr/Mick Fleetwood's Zoo (12 November 1983) - Various, Writer (writer)
Jerry Lewis/Loverboy (19 November 1983) - Various, Writer (writer)
The Smothers Brothers/Big Country (3 December 1983) - Rev. Jesse Jackson, Writer (writer)
Flip Wilson/Stevie Nicks (10 December 1983) - Various, Writer (writer)
Father Guido Sarducci/Huey Lewis & the News (14 January 1984) - Buckwheat / Michael Jackson, Writer (writer)
Michael Palin/Mary Palin/The Motels (21 January 1984) - Mr. Robinson, Writer (writer)
Don Rickles/Billy Idol (28 January 1984) - Lester Poncey, Writer (writer)
Robin Williams/Adam Ant (11 February 1984) - Various, Writer (writer)
Jamie Lee Curtis/The Fixx (18 February 1984) - Various, Writer (writer)
Edwin Newman/Kool & The Gang (25 February 1984) - Various, Writer (writer)
Billy Crystal/Al Jarreau (17 March 1984) - Mr. Breckman, Writer (writer)
Michael Douglas/Deniece Williams (7 April 1984) - Writer (writer)
George McGovern/Madness (14 April 1984) - Carl, Writer (writer)
Barry Bostwick/Spinal Tap (5 May 1984) - Writer (writer)
Billy Crystal/Ed Koch/Edwin Newman/Don Novello/Betty Thomas/The Cars (12 May 1984) - Writer (writer)
Eddie Murphy/Robert Plant & The Honeydrippers (15 December 1984) - Himself - Host / Buckwheat / Various

"The PJs" (43 episodes)

Episode #2.18 (????) - Writer (creator), executive producer
Hangin' with Mr. Super (10 January 1999) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (1999) (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
Bones, Bugs, and Harmony (12 January 1999) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (1999) (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
The Door (19 January 1999) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (1999) (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
Journal Fever (26 January 1999) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (1999) (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
Rich Man, Porn Man (2 February 1999) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (1999) (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
Bougie Nights (9 February 1999) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (1999) (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
A Hero Ain't Nothin' But a Super (16 February 1999) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
He's Gotta Have It (23 February 1999) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (1999) (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
Boyz 'n the Woods (6 April 1999) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (1999) (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
Operation Gumbo Drop (13 April 1999) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (1999) (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
U Go Kart (4 May 1999) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (1999) (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
House Potty (11 May 1999) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (1999) (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
Haiti Sings the Blues (18 May 1999) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
How the Super Stoled Christmas (25 December 1999) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
Home School Daze (3 May 2000) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
The Postman's Always Shot Twice (30 May 2000) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
The Preacher's Life (6 June 2000) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
Haiti and the Tramp (13 June 2000) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
Next US airings:
Sat. Dec. 19 11:00 PM TOON
The HJs (13 June 2000) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
Weave's Have a Dream (27 June 2000) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
Smokey the Squatter (27 June 2000) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
Let's Get Ready to Crumble (4 July 2000) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
Who Da Boss? (4 July 2000) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
Ghetto Superstars (11 July 2000) - Writer (creator), executive producer
Fear of a Black Rat (11 July 2000) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
What's Eating Juicy Hudson (18 July 2000) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
The Jeffersons (25 July 2000) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
Robbin' HUD (1 August 2000) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
Cliffhangin' with Mr. Super (15 August 2000) - Writer (creator), executive producer
The Last Affirmative Action Hero (29 August 2000) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (voice), Writer (creator), executive producer
Parole Officer and a Gentleman (5 September 2000) - Writer (creator), executive producer
Boyz Under the Hood (8 October 2000) - Writer (creator), executive producer
Scarthroat (31 December 2000) - Writer (creator), executive producer
Clip Show (1 January 2001) - Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (voice)
Smoke Gets in Your High-Rise (4 February 2001) - Writer (creator), executive producer
National Buffoon's European Vacation (11 February 2001) - Writer (creator), executive producer
Cruising for a Bluesing (18 February 2001) - Writer (creator), executive producer
It Takes a Thurgood (25 February 2001) - Writer (creator), executive producer
Miracle Cleaner on 134th Street (29 April 2001) - Writer (creator), executive producer
Survival: In Tha Hood (6 May 2001) - Writer (creator), executive producer
Let's Get Ready to Rumba (13 May 2001) - Writer (creator), executive producer
A Race to His Credit (20 May 2001) - Writer (creator), executive producer

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