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Season 2 (NBC) (1971-72)
Episode Guide compiled by The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by: Rina Fox
references:
TV Guide / Library of Congress (telnet://locis.loc.gov)
Internet Movie Database (https://us.imdb.com)
UCLA Film and Television Archive / Writers Guild of America (wga)

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NBC (Thursday 8:00-9:00pm ET)

2.1 [27] The Flip Wilson Show
16-Sep-1971 NBC Thur
guests:
Lucille Ball
Ed Sullivan
The Osmond Brothers (sing "Yo-Yo")

2.2 [28] The Flip Wilson Show
23-Sep-1971 NBC Thur
guests:
George Gobel
Joan Rivers
Mahalia Jackson

2.3 [29] The Flip Wilson Show
30-Sep-1971 NBC Thur
guests:
Stevie Wonder
Raymond Burr
Ruth Gordon

2.4 [30] The Flip Wilson Show
07-Oct-1971 NBC Thur
guests:
Erroll Garner
Tim Conway
Ruth Buzzi

2.5 [31] The Flip Wilson Show
14-Oct-1971 NBC Thur
guests:
Debby Boone
Pat Boone
Sugar Ray Robinson
George Carlin

2.6 [32] The Flip Wilson Show
21-Oct-1971 NBC Thur
guests:
David Frost
The Supremes
Willie Tyler

2.7 [33] The Flip Wilson Show
28-Oct-1971 NBC Thur
guests:
Melba Moore
The Smothers Brothers (sing "Guantanamera" and "I Talk to the Trees")

2.8 [34] The Flip Wilson Show
04-Nov-1971 NBC Thur
guests:
Jackie Jackson
Jermaine Jackson
Marlon Jackson
Michael Jackson
Tito Jackson
Lily Tomlin
Dr. David Reuben, author of "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex (But Were Afraid to Ask)."

2.9 [35] The Flip Wilson Show
11-Nov-1971 NBC Thur
guests:
Dom DeLuise
Diahann Carroll (sings "I Feel The Earth Move")
The Muppets

2.10 [36] The Flip Wilson Show
18-Nov-1971 NBC Thur
guests:
Tim Conway
Andy Griffith
Clara Ward

2.11 [37] The Flip Wilson Show
25-Nov-1971 NBC Thur
guests:
Sid Caesar
Carl Reiner
Lena Horne

2.12 [38] The Flip Wilson Show
09-Dec-1971 NBC Thur
guests:
Phyllis Diller
Tony Randall
Billy Eckstine

2.13 [39] The Flip Wilson Show
16-Dec-1971 NBC Thur
guests:
Petula Clark
Roy Clark
Redd Foxx

2.14 [40] The Flip Wilson Show
23-Dec-1971 NBC Thur
guests:
Marty Feldman
Melba Moore
Jimmy Osmond (sings "I've Got A Lovely Bunch of Coconuts")

2.15 [41] The Flip Wilson Show
30-Dec-1971 NBC Thur
guests:
Carol Channing
David Steinberg
The Modern Jazz Quartet

2.16 [42] The Flip Wilson Show
06-Jan-1972 NBC Thur
guests:
Ray Charles (sings "Look What They've Done To My Song Ma")
Clara Ward
Dan Blocker

2.17 [43] The Flip Wilson Show
13-Jan-1972 NBC Thur
guests:
Tim Conway
Bobby Darin (sings "It's Just One Of Those Songs")
Redd Foxx

2.18 [44] The Flip Wilson Show
20-Jan-1972 NBC Thur
guests:
George Carlin
Aretha Franklin (sings "Rock Steady")
Dom DeLuise

2.19 [45] The Flip Wilson Show
27-Jan-1972 NBC Thur
guests:
Jim Brown
Johnny Cash (sings "Me and Bobby McGee")
June Carter

2.20 [46] The Flip Wilson Show
03-Feb-1972 NBC Thur
guests:
Phil Silvers
Barbara Feldon
B.B. King (sings "Ain't Nobody Home")

2.21 [47] The Flip Wilson Show
10-Feb-1972 NBC Thur
guests:
Jim Nabors
Sandy Duncan
Slappy White

2.22 [48] The Flip Wilson Show
17-Feb-1972 NBC Thur
guests:
Roy Clark
Anne Meara
Jerry Stiller
Barbara McNair

2.23 [49] The Flip Wilson Show
24-Feb-1972 NBC Thur
guests:
Joe Namath
George Carlin

2.24 [50] The Flip Wilson Show
02-Mar-1972 NBC Thur
guests:
Sammy Davis Jr. (sings "Mr. Bojangles")
Ed McMahon

2.25 [51] The Flip Wilson Show
09-Mar-1972 NBC Thur
guests:
Ruth Buzzi
Lee Marvin
Jackie Vernon
The Chi-Lites (singing "Oh Girl")

2.26 [52] The Flip Wilson Show
16-Mar-1972 NBC Thur
guests:
Bing Crosby
Tim Conway
Melba Moore (sings "Never Can Say Goodbye")

2.27 [53] The Flip Wilson Show
23-Mar-1972 NBC Thur
guests:
Pearl Bailey
The Muppets
Jack Benny

2.28 [54] The Flip Wilson Show
30-Mar-1972 NBC Thur
guests:
Fifth Dimension
Tim Conway

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