Series regulars or semi-regulars in 'Dean Martin Presents The Golddiggers' from 1970-1982:

Tommy Tune (1969-1970)
Charles Nelson Reilly (1970)
Julian Chagrin (1970)
Marty Feldman (1970)
Bobby Darin (1972)
Dick Bakalayan (1972)
Rip Taylor (1972)
Sara Hankboner (1972)
Steve Landesberg (1972)

1970-1982 Episode Guide for 'Dean Martin Presents The Golddiggers':

(Episodes with dates prior to 1970 aired as reruns.)

July 16, 1970: Summer series returns, with shows taped in London starring Charles Nelson Reilly, the Golddiggers dancers, Marty Feldman and Tommy Tune. Highlights: "Hello, Hello London", "I Want to Be Loved" and "Something Special" by the Golddiggers; Reilly and Feldman spoof a shakedown racket; Tune sings "I've Got Your Number".

July 23, 1970:
With Charles Nelson Reilly, Marty Feldman, Tommy Tune. The Golddiggers do "Wild" and "Strike Up the Band". Reilly, in a skit, shows the proper way to return gifts.

July 30, 1970:
With Julian Chagrin. In a skit, Marty Feldman is a real estate agent who sells Charles Nelson Reilly a house next to an airport runway; Chagrin portrays a man receiving a chair as a gift; Golddiggers sing "Walking in the Rain".

August 13, 1970: Charles Nelson Reilly plays a pet store owner who sets up elaborate funerals for deceased parakeets. Marty Feldman confuses an insurance salesman; Golddiggers sing "Lorelei".

August 20, 1970: Charles Nelson Reilly and Marty Feldman spoof used car dealers and bullfighters. Golddiggers sing "The Time Is Now" and a medley of 1930's tunes.

August 27, 1970: Marty Feldman and Charles Nelson Reilly spoof medicine and newspaper interviews; Golddiggers sing "Anything Goes" and "Applause".

September 3, 1970: In skits, Marty Feldman plays a German spy, a tramp in a playground and an old timer telling anecdotes; Charles Nelson Reilly courts a girl by every means available; Golddiggers sing "Summer" and "Pick Yourself Up".

August 3, 1972:
With Debbie Reynolds, Charles Nelson Reilly. Darin, in this summer replacement for Dean Martin, will be joined by regulars Rip Taylor, Steve Landesberg, Sara Hankboner, Cathy Cahill and Dick Bakalyan for production numbers and comedy sketches. Tonight's highlights: Darin solos "Charade" and "Beyond the Sea"; Reilly joins Debbie and Darin in a skit, "Sylvia's Mother"; the company spoofs "Love Story"; a production number: "George Washington - Superguy"; and Darin closes with his "Mack the Knife".

August 10, 1972:
With Joan Rivers, Pat Paulsen, Dusty Springfield. Bobby sings "For Once in My Life"; Joan and Pat take part in a "Secret Date"; Dusty sings "Since I Fell For You"; the cast does a silent movie skit.

August 17, 1972:
With Donald O'Connor, Dionne Warwick, Phil Ford, Mimi Hines. Dionne and Bobby appear in a skit, "All Alone by the Telephone"; Phil, Mimi and Donald appear in "The Puppetman"; Dionne sings "This Girl's in Love With You"; Bobby sings "I'll Never Fall in Love Again".

August 24, 1972:
With Carl Reiner, Claudine Longet. The cast takes part in a production number, "Strangers in the Night". Darin solos "Higher and Higher".

August 31, 1972:
With Florence Henderson, Pat Paulsen. Highlights: Bobby sings "That's All" and "The Work Song"; Paulsen, in a skit, shows the effects of too much acupuncture treatment; Miss Henderson sings "I Believe in Music"; Bobby appears as "Dusty the Poet"; Bobby and Florence team in "Happy Together".

September 7, 1972:
With The Smothers Brothers, Joanie Summers. Tom and Dick join Bobby in a take-off on the Marx Brothers. Joanie sings "Darling Be Home Soon". The Smotherses do "Side-by-Side". The entire company assembles for a "Cyrano de Bacharach" finale. (Last show of the series.)