(1960) This comedy album also went to #1, and includes the skit "Grace L. Ferguson Airline (And Storm Door Company).

(1962) Bob Newhart makes his feature film debut as Private James E. Driscoll, a hopelessly lost typing clerk drafted into an undermanned platoon in France, holding off a German advance.

This includes skits from Bob's out-of-print albums, "The Button-Down Mind On TV" (1962), "Bob Newhart Faces Bob Newhart" (1964), "The Windmills Are Weakening" (1965) and "This Is It!" (1967).

(1970) Bob Newhart plays a character named Major Major Major Major in this silly, silly, silly, silly World War II comedy.

(1971) Bob Newhart plays Merwin Wren, an advertising executive who convinces the Valiant Tobacco Company to offer $25 million to any town whose residents can stop smoking for thirty days.

(1973-1974) This 3-DVD boxed set has all 24 episodes of the second season of "The Bob Newhart Show.

(1975-1976) This 4-DVD boxed set has all 24 episodes of the fourth season of "The Bob Newhart Show.

(1977) Bob Newhart voices the character of Bernard, and Eva Gabor voices Miss Bianca. They're two mice of the Rescue Aid Society who search for a little girl that was kidnapped by treasure hunters.

(1980) In this made-for-TV movie, Bob Newhart is a middle-aged man who runs for exercise. One day while doing so, he meets a younger woman who is attracted to him and threatens his stable marriage.

(1982-1983) This 3-DVD boxed set has all 22 episodes from the first season of "Newhart." In this TV series, Bob Newhart played Dick Loudon, a writer of how-to books. He buys the Stratford Inn in Vermont, and runs the place with his wife Joanna (Mary Frann), and handyman George Utley (Tom Poston).

(1995) Bob Newhart performs many of his classic skits, such as "The School For Rude Bus Drivers," and "Sir Walter Raleigh Explains Tobacco.

(1997) Matt Dillon outs his high school drama teacher Kevin Kline, during his acceptance speech at the Oscars. Bob Newhart plays Tom Halliwell, the high school's principal.

(2001) Bob Newhart stars as Doc Waddems in the golf story, "How Doc Waddems Finally Broke 100.

(2003) Will Ferrell stars as Buddy, a human raised as an elf at the North Pole by Papa Elf, played by Bob Newhart.

(2006) In this made-for-cable TV movie, Noah Wyle reprises his role of librarian Flynn Carsen. When the map to King Solomon's Mines is stolen from the Metropolitan Library, Flynn has to retrieve it. Bob Newhart once again plays Judson, Flynn's mentor.

(2006) Bob Newhart narrates and stammers his way through this audiobook version of his autobiography.