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- The Jack Benny Show (Oct 2, 1962)
- Sam Benedict (Mar 16, 1963)
- The Patty Duke Show (Jan 6, 1965)
- Hullabaloo (Feb 9, 1965, co-host)
- The Soupy Sales Show (1966)
- Movin' With Nancy (Dec 11, 1967)
- The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour (Apr 30, 1967)
- Dean Martin's Christmas Show (Dec 21, 1967)
- The Jackie Gleason Show (1968)
- The Dean Martin Show (1968)
- The Hollywood Palace (Mar 1, 1968)
- Dean Martin Presents The Golddiggers (co-host, Jun 20-Sep 5 1968)
- Frank Sinatra Jr. With Family and Friends (Oct 13, 1969)
- Laugh-In
- The Red Skelton Show
- Once Upon A Tour (1971)
- Adam-12 (Feb 16, 1972; Sep 20, 1972; Mar 13, 1974)
- Alias Smith And Jones (Sep 16, 1972)
- The Mike Douglas Show (Oct 18, 1972)
- The Merv Griffin Show
- The Tonight Show
- Marcus Welby M.D. (Feb 13, 1973)
- Ed Sullivan's Broadway (Mar 16, 1973)
- Rose On Broadway (1974)
- The Love Boat (Oct 27, 1979)
- Happy Birthday Beverly Hills (1989)
- Late Night With David Letterman (with Was Not Was)
- Late Late Show With Tom Snyder (Jan 25, 1995; Feb 29, 1996)
- The Sopranos (Feb 20, 2000)
- Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon (1999, 2000)
- Son Of The Beach (July 30, 2002)
- Family Guy (2006, 2008)
  Frank Sinatra Jr. With Family and Friends
"Frank Sinatra Jr. With Family And Friends" aired on CBS on October 13, 1969. The hour-long TV special was filmed on location mostly on and around the old Las Vegas Strip, and featured special guest appearances by Jack E. Leonard, Jack Benny, The Doodletown Pipers, Arte Johnson, Sammy Davis Jr., Nancy Sinatra, and Frank Sinatra. Among the songs Frank Jr. performed on this fantastic program were "I Know A Place," "The World Is Full of Beautiful Things" (on location in the Nevada desert near Hoover Dam), "Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You," "Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars," and "All Or Nothing At All" (an impromptu duet with Frank Sinatra Sr. filmed live at a Vegas nightclub). Nancy Sinatra is seen performing a sultry version of "Light My Fire" on location at a neon graveyard at night. This TV special was presented by Monsanto as part of their "Great Entertainers of Our Times" series.