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Bobby Vee appeared on the following Television shows:
| March 1, 1960 | Bob Clayton Show in Boston | "Suzie Baby" & "What Do You Want" |
| March 2, 1960 | Biggie Nevins Show in New Haven, CT | |
| March 3, 1960 | The Milt Grant TV Hop, Washington
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| March 5,1960 | Buddy Dean TV Hop in Baltimore | |
| March 6, 1960 | The Clay Cole Show in NYC | "What Do You Want" with Dion & The Belmonts |
| May 26, 1960 | American Bandstand AB734 | "What Do You Want" |
| Aug 19, 1960 | American Bandstand AB795 | "Devil or Angel" & "Since I Met You Baby" |
| Nov 28, 1960 | American Bandstand AB866 | with Ferrante & Teicher |
| 1962 | The Idol - The Story of Bobby Vee |
TV Documentary produced by Lew Irwin. "The Idol," "Walkin' With My Angel," "You Won't Forget Me," "Keep A Knocking" and "Suzie Baby" |
| 1962 | Art Linkletter Show | (did not sing) |
| Feb 15, 1964 | American Bandstand AB1607 | "Stranger in Your Arms" tribute to the Beatles |
| Dec 26, 1964 | American Bandstand AB1651 | "Every Little Bit Hurts" with Mel Carter |
| Jan 20, 1965 |
Shindig S20 |
"Cross My Heart" and "Early in the Morning" with Rolling Stones, Dave Clark 5, Petula Clark, Kinks, Gerry and the Pacemakers, Donna Loren, Roosevelt Grier, Merlin Olsen, and Walker Brothers |
| Oct 29, 1965 | Where The Action Is WTAI88 | "Devil or Angel" with Linda Scott, and Steve Alaimo |
| Nov 13, 1965 | American Bandstand AB1696 | "Run to Him" and "High Coin" with Fontella Bass |
| Nov 25, 1965 | Where The Action Is WTAI107 | "Take Good Care of My Baby" with Len Barry |
| Dec 13, 1965 | Where The Action Is WTAI119 | "Run to Him" with The Miracles |
| Dec 24, 1965 | Where The Action Is WTAI128 | "Jingle Bell Rock" |
| Mar 31, 1966 | Where The Action Is WTAI196 | "A Girl I Used to Know" with James Brown, and Paul Revere and the Raiders |
| Aug 1966 | Where The Action Is | "Look At Me Girl" and "Take Good Care Of My Baby" with The Four Seasons and Steve Alaimo. Bobby's songs were filmed in Minneapolis. |
| Aug 26, 1967 | American Bandstand AB1789 | "Come Back When You Grow Up" and "Take Good Care of Her" with Leonard Nimoy |
| Feb 10, 1968 | Happening '68 H6 | "Maybe Just Today" with Real Don Steele (LA disc jockey) Paul Revere and Raiders, Phyllis Brides (of Tiger Beat magazine), Sally Field (Flying Nun); Keith Allison; Sajid Khan (Maya) |
| Mar 16, 1968 | American Bandstand AB1818 | "Maybe Just Today" & "My Girl/Hey Girl Medley" |
| Apr 06, 1968 | Happening '68 H14 | with Marvin Gaye, Lawrence Welk, Sal Mineo, and John Provost |
| Apr 13, 1968 | Happening '68 H15 | with Jonathan Harris (actor, from "Lost In Space"), Sal Mineo, and John Provost |
| Apr 20, 1968 | Happening '68 H16 | with The Who, Sal Mineo, and John Provost |
| Apr 27, 1968 | Happening '68 H17 | with The Box Tops, Sal Mineo, and John Provost |
| 1968 | Joey Bishop Show | "Don't Sleep In The Subway" |
| 1968 | Vikki Carr Show | "I Just Can't Help Believin" and a song and dance duet with Vikki titled "The Old Soft Shoe" |
| Nov 1968 | Macy's Thanksgiving Parade | "Beautiful People" |
| Apr 19, 1969 | Happening '68 H56 | "Santa Cruz" with Freddy Weller (of the Raiders) performing solo |
| Dec 5, 1970 | American Bandstand AB1960 | "Rock and Roll Music and You" with The Carpenters |
| Feb 15,1974 | The Midnight Special TMS56 | "Take Good Care Of My Baby," "The Night Has A Thousand Eyes" & "Devil or Angel" Host: Roy Orbison with The Drifters, Duane Eddy, Lloyd Price, Tommy Roe, Del Shannon, and Jackie Wilson |
| Sep 24, 1976 | The Midnight Special TMS176 | "The Night Has a Thousand Eyes," "Come Back When You Grow Up," "My Girl" & "Hey Girl" Host: Lesley Gore with The Drifters, Danny and the Juniors, Lloyd Price, Jimmie Rodgers, Del Shannon, The Shirelles, Johnny Tillotson |
| 1978 | Sha Na Na | "Take Good Care of My Baby" |
| Nov 25, 1978 | Dick Clark's Good Ol Days Part 2 | "Take Good Care of My Baby" |
| 1979 | Hollywood Squares | "Legends of Rock 'n Roll"; guests were Bobby Vee, Little Anthony, Freddy Cannon, Fabian, Connie Francis, Martha Reeves, Frankie Avalon, Patti Page, and Dick Clark (in the center square!) |
| 1988 | Live From The Rock 'n' Roll Palace #9 | Host: Wolfman Jack with The Diamonds |
| 1988 | Live From The Rock 'n' Roll Palace #16 | Host: Wolfman Jack with Ace Cannon |
| 1989 | The Crickets: My Love Is Bigger Than a Cadillac | A Swedish-produced TV film with Bobby Vee, Paul McCartney and Jerry Allison. Directed by: Svante Grundberg Recorded live at the Hard Rock Cafe in Stockholm, this performance by The Crickets includes: "Not Fade Away," "Peggy Sue," "I Fought The Law," "Holly Would," "Rave On," "More Than I Can Say," "Forever In Mind," "That'll Be The Day" and "Three Piece." |
| 2001 | A&E The Hitmakers | Showcase of unforgettable tunes of "Teen Pan Alley" |
| 2003 | PBS At The Drive-In | Concert featuring Fabian, Jan and Dean, The Surfaris, Dodie Stevens, Gunnar & Matt Nelson, The Rip Chords and Chris Montez |
| 2005 | PBS Bob Dylan: No Direction Home | Martin Scorsese's documentary recounts five years in the life of popular singer-songwriter Bob Dylan. The Minnesota native talks openly and extensively about his early career (1961-66). |
