The Pet Set (1971)

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The Pet Set

Each episode of this part talk show, part docuseries begins with animal-loving celebrities showcasing their pets. The showcase transitions into a documentary segment on the species previously showcased, followed by a discussion with an animal expert, and concluding with host Betty White and sometimes her guest stars outside with a wild animal.

1971

55.00%

Created by Betty White

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The Pet Set: Season 1 - 39 Episode s

1x1 - Lorne Greene
January 25, 1971
With guest Lorne Greene of Bonanza and his German Shepherds, plus wolves in the wild.
1x2 - Mary Tyler Moore
February 1, 1971
With guest Mary Tyler Moore and her Poodles, a dog psychologist and baby Bengal tigers.
1x3 - James Brolin
February 8, 1971
With guest James Brolin of Hotel and his Great Dane and Appaloosa horses, plus Asian elephants.
1x4 - Carol Burnett
February 15, 1971
With guest Carol Burnett and her mixed breed dog Phoebe, plus baby gorilla Kong.
1x5 - Bob Barker
February 22, 1971
With guest Bob Barker of The Price Is Right and his Basset Hound, plus a visit to Africa USA.
1x6 - Eve Arden
March 1, 1971
With guest Eve Arden of The Mothers-in-Law and her dogs, plus Betty introduces a new breed.
1x7 - Mike Connors
March 8, 1971
With guest Mike Connors of Mannix and his Labrador Retriever, plus Guide Dogs For The Blind.
1x8 - Barbara Feldon
March 15, 1971
With guest Barbara Feldon of Get Smart with her Siamese Cat Yang, plus a variety of wild cats.
1x9 - Beverly Garland
March 22, 1971
With guest Beverly Garland of My Three Sons and her Shih Tzu, plus film and TV acting with animals.
1x10 - Johnny Mathis
March 29, 1971
With singer Johnny Mathis and his Old English Sheepdog, plus a Border Collie and herding sheep.
1x11 - Donald O'Connor
April 5, 1971
With guest Donald O'Connor of Singin' in the Rain and his Irish Wolfhound, plus wolf preservation.
1x12 - Barbara Bain
April 12, 1971
With guests Barbara Bain of Mission: Impossible and TV critic Cleveland Amory, plus sea lions.
1x13 - Agnes Moorehead
April 19, 1971
With guest Agnes Moorehead of Bewitched and her Poodle, endangered bird species, birds of prey.
1x14 - Bob Crane
April 26, 1971
With guest Bob Crane of Hogan's Heroes and his pets, plus zebras and otters.
1x15 - Shirley Jones
May 3, 1971
With guest Shirley Jones of The Partridge Family and her Miniature Schnauzer, plus lion cubs.
1x16 - Paul Lynde
May 10, 1971
With guest Paul Lynde of Hollywood Squares and his dog Harry, plus bear wrestling.
1x17 - Arte Johnson
May 17, 1971
With guest Arte Johnson of Laugh-In and his Cocker Spaniel, plus a penguin and porpoise.
1x18 - Miyoshi Umeki
May 24, 1971
With guest Miyoshi Umeki of The Courtship of Eddie's Father and her Afghan Hounds.
1x19 - Rose Marie
May 31, 1971
With guest Rose Marie of The Dick Van Dyke Show and her rescue pets, plus a champion quarter horse.
1x20 - Rod Serling
June 7, 1971
With guest Rod Serling of The Twilight Zone and his Irish Setter, plus a baby Hyena.
1x21 - Amanda Blake
June 14, 1971
With guest Amanda Blake of Gunsmoke with her Poodles, plus Khan the cheetah and African wildlife.
1x22 - Eva Gabor
June 21, 1971
Guest Eva Gabor of Green Acres with her Yorkies and Siamese Cat, plus an Ostrich and Hungarian dogs.
1x23 - Michael Landon
June 28, 1971
With guest Michael Landon of Little House on the Prairie and his Poodle, plus a dog parade.
1x24 - Peter Lawford
July 5, 1971
With guest Peter Lawford of the Rat Pack and his dog Blackie, plus affection training a Leopard.
1x25 - James Stewart
July 12, 1971
With film star James Stewart and his Golden Retrievers, plus a visit to the Los Angeles Zoo.
1x26 - Burt Reynolds
July 19, 1971
With guest Burt Reynolds of Smokey & The Bandit and his Basset Hound, rescue dogs and a cougar.
1x27 - Dennis Weaver
November 1, 1971
With guest Dennis Weaver of McCloud and his rescue dogs, a seeing eye cat and dog training.
1x28 - Jim Nabors
November 8, 1971
With guest Jim Nabors of Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C. and his puppy, sled dog racing and a Boa Constrictor.
1x29 - Vincent Price
November 15, 1971
With guest Vincent Price of House of Wax and his Pug, Jimmy the Raven and a painting Chimp.
1x30 - Bill Bixby
November 22, 1971
With guest Bill Bixby of The Incredible Hulk and his dog, plus Japanese breeds and baby Emus.
1x31 - Eddie Albert
November 29, 1971
With guest Eddie Albert of Green Acres and his dogs, plus a visit to Marineland of the Pacific.
1x32 - Vikki Carr
December 6, 1971
With singer Vikki Carr and her dogs, a rescue shelter and animals from South America.
1x33 - Doris Day
December 13, 1971
With actress-singer Doris Day and her dogs, American Condors, Red Tailed Hawk and Vultures.
1x34 - Merv Griffin
December 20, 1971
With talk show host Merv Griffin and his dog and Quarter Horse, plus a wild animal veterinarian.
1x35 - Barbara Eden
December 27, 1971
With guest Barbara Eden of I Dream of Jeannie and her German Shepherd, plus Australian animals.
1x36 - Peter Marshall
January 3, 1972
With guest Peter Marshall of Hollywood Squares with his cat, Cougars and cat training.
1x37 - Della Reese
January 10, 1972
With guest Della Reese of Touched by an Angel and her Poodle, a Dalmatian and obedience training.
1x38 - Sue Ane Langdon
January 17, 1972
With guest Sue Ane Langdon of Arnie and her pet Rooster and Arabian horse, plus a Giant Panda.
1x39 - The Patsy Awards
October 25, 1971
The Patsy Awards for animals with guests Allen Ludden, Nancy Kulp, Richard Deacon, and Pat Carroll.

The Pet Set: 1 Season

S1: Season 1
39 Episode s

Actors in The Pet Set

Betty White
Self - Host
Allen Ludden
Self - Announcer (voice

Tags for The Pet Set

1970s

Other names for The Pet Set

Betty White's Pet Set (US)

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1x1 - Lorne Greene

1x2 - Mary Tyler Moore

1x3 - James Brolin

1x4 - Carol Burnett

1x5 - Bob Barker

1x6 - Eve Arden

1x7 - Mike Connors

1x8 - Barbara Feldon

1x9 - Beverly Garland

1x10 - Johnny Mathis

1x11 - Donald O'Connor

1x12 - Barbara Bain

1x13 - Agnes Moorehead

1x14 - Bob Crane

1x15 - Shirley Jones

1x16 - Paul Lynde

1x17 - Arte Johnson

1x18 - Miyoshi Umeki

1x19 - Rose Marie

1x20 - Rod Serling

1x21 - Amanda Blake

1x22 - Eva Gabor

1x23 - Michael Landon

1x24 - Peter Lawford

1x25 - James Stewart

1x26 - Burt Reynolds

1x27 - Dennis Weaver

1x28 - Jim Nabors

1x29 - Vincent Price

1x30 - Bill Bixby

1x31 - Eddie Albert

1x32 - Vikki Carr

1x33 - Doris Day

1x34 - Merv Griffin

1x35 - Barbara Eden

1x36 - Peter Marshall

1x37 - Della Reese

1x38 - Sue Ane Langdon

1x39 - The Patsy Awards

S1: Season 1

Betty White

Allen Ludden

Today

Today

The Price Is Right

The Price Is Right

Question Time

Question Time

To Tell the Truth

To Tell the Truth

American Bandstand

American Bandstand

Password

Password

Hollywood Squares

Hollywood Squares

Sale of the Century

Sale of the Century

Beat-Club

Beat-Club

Dagsrevyen

Dagsrevyen