Season
- Season 1 1948-06-20
- Season 2 1948-09-12
- Season 3 1949-09-18
- Season 4 1950-09-17
- Season 5 1951-09-09
- Season 6 1952-09-14
- Season 7 1953-09-13
- Season 8 1954-09-12
- Season 9 1955-09-25
- Season 10 1956-09-23
- Season 11 1957-09-22
- Season 12 1958-09-14
- Season 13 1959-09-20
- Season 14 1960-09-25
- Season 15 1961-09-17
- Season 16 1962-09-30
- Season 17 1963-09-29
- Season 18 1964-09-27
- Season 19 1965-09-12
- Season 20 1966-09-11
- Season 21 1967-09-10
- Season 22 1968-09-29
- Season 23 1969-09-28
- Season 24 1970-09-20
Season 24 Episode
- Season 13 Louis Armstrong / Rosemary Clooney / Jose Ferrer / Alan King
- Season 13 Invitation to Moscow
- Season 13 Danny Thomas / Eartha Kitt / Julius LaRosa
- Season 13 Mario Lanza (on film) / Ethel Merman / Larry Blyden
- Season 13 Harry Belafonte (on film) / Ames Brothers / Wilt Chamberlain
- Season 13 scheduled: Della Reese; Wayne & Shuster; Betty Johnson
- Season 13 Paul Anka / The Step Brothers / Castle Sisters
- Season 13 Johnny Mathis / Gracie Fields / Jan Murray
- Season 13 scheduled: Suzanne Pleshette; Tom Poston; Georgia Gibbs
- Season 13 scheduled: Carol Channing; Count Basie; Joe Williams
- Season 13 Dick Van Dyke & Bess Halliday / Dorothy Collins / Marion Marlowe
- Season 13 scheduled: Lionel Hampton; Teresa Brewer; Jack Carter
- Season 13 Dorothy Dandridge / Brook Benton / David Seville / Ames Brothers
- Season 13 Polly Bergen / Gertrude Berg / Paul O'Keefe / Harry Simeone Chorale
- Season 13 Charlton Heston / Xavier Cugat & Abbe Lane / Leon Bibb
- Season 13 Bobby Darin & Connie Francis / Edgar Bergen / Gene Krupa & Sal Mineo
- Season 13 Wayne & Shuster (guest hosts) / Frankie Avalon / Birgit Nilsson
- Season 13 scheduled: Rosemary Clooney; Nelson Eddy; Carol Lawrence
- Season 13 Takarazuka Dance Theater / Ford & Hines / Kim Sisters
- Season 13 Rowan and Martin, The Wanderers
- Season 13 Charles Laughton / Dorothy Dandridge / Harry James / Wayne & Schuster
- Season 13 scheduled: Jack Carter; Myron Cohen; Earl Grant; Barry Sisters
- Season 13 Bobby Darin / Connie Francis / Della Reese / Senor Wences
- Season 13 scheduled: Eartha Kitt; Leon Bibb; Anna Maria Alberghetti
- Season 13 scheduled: Eileen Brennan; Pat Rooney; Sean O'Casey; Barry Fitzgerald
- Season 13 Circus Stars from All Over the World
- Season 13 Dorothy Dandridge / Teresa Brewer / Jack Carter / Myron Cohen
- Season 13 scheduled: Chris Connor; Ames Brothers; Jill Corey
- Season 13 David Seville / Mahalia Jackson / Wayne & Shuster
- Season 13 scheduled: Red Buttons; Rowan & Martin; Ames Brothers
- Season 13 Charlton Heston / Johnny Horton / Dean Jones
- Season 13 scheduled: Nina Simone; The Browns; Bess Myerson
- Season 13 scheduled: James Cagney; Robert Montgomery; Jane Froman; Julie Wilson
- Season 13 scheduled: Nelson Eddy & Gale Sherwood; Brothers Four; Wayne & Shuster
- Season 13 scheduled: Count Basie; Joe Williams; Chita Rivera
- Season 13 Jack Lemon / Louis Prima & Keely Smith / Bert Lahr
- Season 13 Louis Prima & Keely Smith / Connie Francis / Dick Van Dyke
- Season 13 Ann Miller / Della Reese / Don Adams / Benny Goodman All-Star Band
- Season 13 scheduled: Rise Stevens; Ames Brothers; Gene Krupa Orchestra
- Season 13 Rosemary Clooney, Dave Barry
- Season 13 scheduled: Red Buttons; Georgia Gibbs; Rowan & Martin
- Season 13 scheduled: Dick Van Dyke; Chris Connor; Edgar Bergen
- Season 13 scheduled: Lloyd Price; Blossom Seeley; Jan Murray; Bob Lewis
- Season 13 scheduled: Harry James; Henny Youngman; Wayne & Shuster
- Season 13 Sophia Loren & Clark Gable (on film) / Jack Carter
- Season 13 scheduled: Kirby Stone Four; Roberta Peters; Carol Haney
- Season 13 scheduled: Lionel Hampton; Sam Levene; Four Preps; Dewey Markham
- Season 13 Oscar Hammerstein tribute: Della Reese; Georgia Gibbs; Jill Corey
- Season 13 Nina Simone / Eartha Kitt / Noelle Adam
The Ed Sullivan Show - Season 13
6.80 60 minutes The Ed Sullivan Show is an American TV variety show that originally ran on CBS from Sunday June 20, 1948 to Sunday June 6, 1971, and was hosted by New York entertainment columnist Ed Sullivan. It was replaced in September 1971 by the CBS Sunday Night Movie, which ran only one season and was eventually replaced by other shows.
In 2002, The Ed Sullivan Show was ranked #15 on TV Guide's 50 Greatest TV Shows of All Time.
