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S1 • E1
The inaugural show features producer Dick Clark, John Stamos, Walter Koenig, a phone-in appearance by Cyndi Lauper, a stand-up set by Richard Belzer, and a musical performance by Good Question.
S1 • E2
On the Friday the 13th show, Dick welcomes Keenen Ivory Wayans, Michael Reagan, stand-up comedian Jackie Diamond; Max Maven appears in sketches; and Rhythm Corp performs.
S1 • E3
Dick welcomes Adrienne Barbeau, radio personality Rodney Bingenheimer, author Fred Bronson, comedian Tom McGillen, and chef Johnny Chow; Ivan Neville performs.
S1 • E4
Guests are actor Bud Cort, director Keith Gordon, comedian John Caponera, and astrologist Jackie Stallone; the L.A. zoo's Susan Normandia brings animals; Bardeux performs. Tony plays William Shatner, and Caroline hawks celebrity perfume.
S1 • E5
Dick welcomes actress Carrie Mitchum, actor Paul Kreppel, ventriloquist David Strassman, dinosaur expert Don Glut, magician Paul Wilson, chef Tommy Tang; and Legal Reins performs.
S1 • E6
Dick talks to actors Burt Ward, Jory Husain, and Paul Wilson; Lois Bromfield does a comedy routine; Freddie Wellman plugs her naughty underwear; audience member Debbie Daws is set up on a fake date with Tony Forkush; Broken Homes performs.
S1 • E7
Dick welcomes Robert Walden, Jason Hervey, and Dana Sparks; Don Reed does stand-up; Robert Wild gives physics demonstrations; The Balancing Act performs. Tony plays a guy from the legal department, and Caroline is a violent beauty queen.
S1 • E8
Dick and Scooter run late, so Caroline and Tony are forced to start the show. Guests include Edie McClurg, comedian Steve Bluestein, actors Rick Ducommun and Thom Sharp, and author Danny Sugerman; Red Flag performs.
S1 • E9
Dick welcomes Dawn Wells, comedian Bob Zany, lottery winner Christine Lentz, actor Tom Susman, and TV 101's Andrew White; Tommy Page performs. Tony Forkush plays a rodeo clown, and Caroline Schlitt is the Reagans' disgruntled neighbor.
S1 • E10
Guests are Anne Bloom, Kenneth Mars, Michael J. Pollard, comedian Bobby Kosser, and sports collector Harland Werner; Colin James performs. Tony plays Woody Allen, and Caroline is Dick's 47-foot tall neighbor. Blue screen FX run rampant.
S1 • E11
The guests are John Astin, Ralph Bakshi, Nicole Eggert, and comedian Jimmy Aleck. Carolee Munger oversees a beauty pageant that's emceed by Tony (as William Shatner); Caroline appears as folk singer Deidre Pants; House of Freaks performs.
S1 • E12
The guests are a very pregnant Maureen McCormick, Thomas F. Wilson, Andrew Dice Clay, Taurean Blacque, and gossip columnist Marcia Bore; John Doe performs. Caroline plays a girl dying of scurvy, and Tony plays Rain Man and Michael Jackson.
S1 • E13
The guests are Dick Sargent, Catherine Mary Stewart, comedian Joe Nipote, celebrity photographers Brad Elterman and Stann Findelle, and palm reader Yvette Grady; The Untouchables perform. Tony plays Bob Villa's brother, and Caroline plays the mothers of Jessica Hahn and Ayatollah Khomeini.
S1 • E14
When Dick is abducted by aliens, a David Letterman lookalike commandeers the show. Guests are Larry Drake, comedienne Jann Karam, model Dayle Haddon, and the L.A. Zoo's Susan Normandia. Willie Dixon performs.
S1 • E15
The guests are actress Cynthia Rhodes, Dr. Timothy Leary, writer/director Cameron Crowe, and writer Carl Sautter. Tony does a comedy routine with Jim Ward, and Cindy Lee Berryhill performs.
S1 • E16
Dick's repressed niece visits and is corrupted by the sleazy sound man. Guests are football legend/actor Lyle Alzado, "Perfect Strangers" star Rebecca Arthur, comedian Rick Overton, illusionist Franz Harary, and ceramics expert Tom Edwards. Caterwaul performs.
S1 • E17
Dick is terrorized by his childhood bully. Guests are "The Incredible Hulk" star Lou Ferrigno, "Designing Women" star Meshach Taylor, "Lost in Space" star Bill Mumy, comedian John Pinette, and ufologist/cryptozoologist Dr. Franklin Ruehl Jr. Tick Tock the Elf discusses writing for the show, and Precious Metal performs.
S1 • E18
The guests are NFL player Eric Dickerson, Family Ties star Marc Price, A.L.F.'s Andrea Elson, Herman's Hermits frontman Peter Noone, and the founders of Dicks of America; Bruce Cockburn performs. Tony plays a know-it-all author, and Caroline portrays a feminist magazine editor.
S1 • E19
Dick chats with Linda Blair, Khrystyne Haje, Jonathan Prince; Henry Lizardlover shows off exotic animals; Ellen Degeneres does a stand-up set; Lions and Ghosts perform.
S1 • E20
When The Heckler tries to take over the show, Dick calls in the heroic Cow Lady. The guests are actress Brooke Theiss, American Bandstand host (and Camp Midnite producer) David Hirsch, comedian Jackie Diamond, the L.A. Zoo's Susan Normandia, and ant farm inventor Uncle Milton. Scooter Pietsch and The Rave-Ups separately perform.
S1 • E21
Dick welcomes Tawny Kitaen, Jesse Ventura, comedians Tom Kenny and Jim Ward; Martine Greiber discusses her love letter business; and The Housewives perform. Tony plays a dead vaudeville performer, and Caroline portrays a network executive.
S1 • E22
The guests are "Just the Ten of Us" star Bill Kirchenbauer, T-shirt artists Kara Hollenbeck and Dave-O, and "Hogan's Heroes" star Werner Klemperer. The show's segment producer, Tim Conway Jr. (aka Bones), does a stand-up routine and appears in a Southern California travelogue. Karla Bonoff performs.
S1 • E23
Dick welcomes Dating Game host Jeff MacGregor, comedian Jeff Cesario, actress Danielle Brisebois, basketball player Kurt Rambis, FX man John Carl Beuchler, and chef Tommy Tang; Chuckii Booker performs.
S1 • E24
In the series finale, Dick opens a comedy school and trains a name-dropper and suck-up. Guests are Ernie Hudson, Julie Newmar, comedian Marty Putz, and entrepreneur John Alexander; Guadalcanal Diary performs; the crew says their goodbyes.
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