Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre ratings (TV show, 1963-1967)

Name: Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre
Genre: Comedy, Crime, Adventure
Released: 1963
Rating: 7.2

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Rank	17,717 / 28,168
Trend	0
Genres	Comedy, Crime, Adventure
Seasons	4
Episodes	33
Total votes	406
Average votes	12
Average rating	7.2 / 10

Legendary entertainer Bob Hope hosted, and occasionally starred in, one of the last major anthology series on network television. Dramatic and comedy shows were presented, featuring many of Hollywood's top names, including quite a few who didn't do much television otherwise. Every month or so, Hope would host a variety special in the show's timeslot. On those occasions, the show was titled "Chrysler Presents a Bob Hope Special". As can be seen from the various hosts listed, many of these shows were shown in reruns, usually as a summer replacement series, during the late 1960s and early 1970s.

Directors: Alex March, Alex Segal, Buzz Kulik, Daniel Petrie, David Butler, David Lowell Rich, Don Taylor, Douglas Heyes, Edward Anhalt, Ezra Stone, Fielder Cook, Frank Corsaro, Gerald Mayer, Gordon Hessler, Hal Kanter, Harvey Hart, Herschel Daugherty, Ida Lupino, Jack Arnold, Jack Laird, Jack Laird, Jack Shea, James Goldstone, Jess Oppenheimer, John Brahm, John Cassavetes, Joseph Sargent, Lawrence Dobkin, Leo Penn, Leon Benson, Mark Rydell, Michael Ritchie, Paul Bogart, Paul Stanley, Paul Stewart, Ralph Senensky, Richard Crenna, Robert Butler, Robert Ellis Miller, Robert Stevens, Rod Amateau, Roland Kibbee, Ron Winston, S. Lee Pogostin, S. Lee Pogostin, Sam Peckinpah, Stuart Rosenberg, Sydney Pollack, Tom Gries, William Hale Writers: A.E. Hotchner, Albert E. Lewin, Albert Lewis, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, Alex Gottlieb, Alvin Goldman, Alvin Sapinsley, Arnold Perl, Arthur Marx, Benjamin Masselink, Bernard Slade, Bill Persky, Bob Hope, Budd Schulberg, Burt Styler, Carson McCullers, Charles Lee, Chester Krumholz, Clifford Irving, David Davis, David Rayfiel, Dean Riesner, Donald Davis, Douglas Heyes, E. Barrett Prettyman, Edmund Beloin, Edward Anhalt, Edward DeBlasio, Elick Moll, Ellis St. Joseph, Elroy Schwartz, Eric Bercovici, Ernest Kinoy, Eugene Burdick, Evan Hunter, Frank Fenton, Franklin Barton, Garry Marshall, Gene L. Coon, George Lefferts, George Malcolm-Smith, Groucho Marx, Hal Kanter, Halsted Welles, Hank Searls, Harold Swanton, Harry Brown, Harry Kleiner, Harry Tugend, Henry Garson, Henry Gregor Felsen, Henry James, Herman Miller, Howard Browne, Howard Rodman, Jack Laird, Jack Laird, Jacques Gillies, James B. Allardice, Jerry Belson, Jess Oppenheimer, Joel Rapp, John Cassavetes, John Furia, John Gay, John Haase, John O'Hara, Jud Taylor, Ken Kolb, Leonard Kantor, Leonardo Bercovici, Leslie Stevens, Lester A. White, Loring Mandel, Luther Davis, Mark Rodgers, Martha Gellhorn, Melville Shavelson, Michael Fessier, Mort Lachman, Nathaniel Curtis, Norman Krasna, Oscar Millard, Paul Brickhill, Peter S. Feibleman, Phil Davis, Philip Freund, Phillip Hersch, Raphael Blau, Richard Fielder, Richard Matheson, Richard Sherman, Rita Lakin, Robert L. Joseph, Rod Serling, Roland Kibbee, Roy Huggins, S. Lee Pogostin, S. Lee Pogostin, Sam Denoff, Sam Locke, Sidney Michaels, Stanford Whitmore, Stephen Longstreet, Stirling Silliphant, Theodore Apstein, Tom Mankiewicz, Tony Barrett, Wilbur Daniel Steele, William Inge, William Kelley, William Wood

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