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The Nat King Cole Show

The Nat King Cole Show

1956•15m•6.0/10

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The Nat King Cole Show is an American variety show hosted by Nat King Cole that aired on NBC from November 5, 1956 to December 17, 1957.

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Production

NBC

Language

EN

Status

Ended

First Aired

November 5, 1956

Last Aired

December 17, 1957

Networks

NBC

Where to Watch
Region US · Lang EN
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Seasons & Episodes
Select a season to view episodes. Reddit links may contain spoilers.
Season
E1
Season 1, Show 1
Air date: 1956-11-05
E2
Season 1, Show 2
Air date: 1956-11-12
E3
Norman Granz and Jazz At The Philharmonic
Air date: 1956-11-19
E4
Season 1, Show 4
Air date: 1956-11-26
E5
Season 1, Show 5
Air date: 1956-12-03
E6
Season 1, Show 6
Air date: 1956-12-10
E7
Season 1, Show 7
Air date: 1956-12-17
E8
Season 1, Show 8
Air date: 1956-12-24
E9
Season 1, Show 9
Air date: 1956-12-31
E10
Season 1, Show 10
Air date: 1957-01-07
E11
Season 1, Show 11
Air date: 1957-01-14
E12
Season 1, Show 12
Air date: 1957-01-21
E13
Season 1, Show 13
Air date: 1957-01-28
Count Basie
E14
Season 1, Show 14
Air date: 1957-02-04
E15
Season 1, Show 15
Air date: 1957-02-11
E16
Season 1, Show 16
Air date: 1957-02-18
E17
Season 1, Show 17
Air date: 1957-02-25
E18
Season 1, Show 18
Air date: 1957-03-04
E19
Season 1, Show 19
Air date: 1957-03-11
E20
Season 1, Show 20
Air date: 1957-03-18
E21
Season 1, Show 21
Air date: 1957-03-25
E22
Season 1, Show 22
Air date: 1957-04-01
E23
Season 1, Show 23
Air date: 1957-04-08
E24
Season 1, Show 24
Air date: 1957-04-15
E25
Season 1, Show 25
Air date: 1957-04-22
E26
Season 1, Show 26
Air date: 1957-04-29
E27
Season 1, Show 27
Air date: 1957-05-06

Cast

Nat King Cole

Nat King Cole

Host

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