Episode list

Ex-professional car thief; and the author of the single girl's handbook.

Wife of prize-fighter Joe Frazier; Mike McGrady, co-author of the sex-proof novel, "Naked Came the Stranger."

Tap dancer Chuck Green; and a dentist who commutes by airplane.

A lady space engineer and a bachelor who has adopted a young boy are featured.

The author of a diet book; and the first woman to sail the Pacific alone.

The head of a group of Appalachian Mountain artisans; and a professor who teaches witchcraft.

The winner of a nudist beauty contest; and an operator of a telephone talk service.

Robert Marx, who attempted to follow the Viking route across the Atlantic; and the wife of Senator William Proxmire.

A cowboy performer who specializes in rope tricks; and a former Roman Catholic priest.

Former U.S. senator who now sells wigs; and a young girl who trains killer whales.

The wife of comedian Henry Youngman; and the navigator of Thor Heyerdahl's ship.

A professional shoplifter; and Miss America's official chaperon.

Lebaron Moseley, who analyses personalities from drawings; and Marcia Kessler, who got a gift of a pony from the Internal Revenue Service.

A lady alligator wrestler; and the youngest boy to swim the English Channel.

Head of the deep-sea treasure-hunting firm; and the only female member of the Motion Picture Code and Rating Administration.

Mother of "Curlty McDimple" star Bayn Johnson; and the author of the new book about the French people.

Arlo Guthrie's mother; and a Navy weather coordinator who works in hurricane research.

Marjorie Craig, exercise expert; and Heather Owens, who was quarantined with the astronauts.

The builder of Hollywood's "kooky cars"; and ghost-writer Frances Spatz Leighton.

Elizabeth Post, authority on good manners; and Peter Miller, who founded a school that gives lessons on how to get along with people.

The wife of singer Jerry Vale; and the author of "The Affair."

A teacher at the world's only clown college; and a member of the first co-ed class at Princeton who is also Miss Bikini USA.

The wife of Alejandro Rey; and the author of "The Peter Principal," which analyzes the problem of inefficiency.

Kathy Lynn Baumann, first runner-up to Miss America; and Dewey Jackson, winner of the First National Hollering Contest.

The wife of band leader Doc Severinsen; and the creator of short-haired wigs for long-haired men.

Bill Monroe, the "King of Blue Grass Music"; and Joe Hughes, who runs a boutique for beautiful people.

The operator of a charm school for black women; and a dancing chef.

Marc Bohen, men's fashion designer for Christian Dior; and a man who refused to move his home from the vicinity of a nuclear blast.

A palm reader; and a man who drinks a bottle of liquor a day.

The wife of comedian Milt Kamen; and a professional lady card dealer.

The Good Humor official ice cream taster; and an aquanaut.

Singer Nina Simone's husband; and a needlepoint expert.

A lady magician; and the author of a book of advice for grandfathers.

World's lady cycling champion, and a dentist who developed toothpaste for the astronauts.

Agnes Varda, one of France's "new wave" movie directors; and scientist-author Isaac Asimov.

Bernie Casey, pro-football player turned artist; and Mary McSherry, who passed herself off as a maid for two weeks.

Ron Galella, off-guard photographer of famous people; and a former copywriter who became a Catholic nun.