(1961) The episode "Mr. Dingle, the Strong" originally aired on March 3, 1961. Burgess Meredith plays Luther Dingle, a timid vacuum-cleaner salesman who is given the strength of 300 men by visiting Martians. Don Rickles plays a bar patron who gives Mr. Dingle a hard time.

In "Muscle Beach Party" (1964), Don Rickles plays Jack Fanny, who coaches a stable of body builders. In "Bikini Beach" (1964), Don Rickles plays Big Drag, the owner of a local drag strip. In "Beach Blanket Bingo" (1965), Don Rickles plays Big Drop, the owner/manager of a parachuting school.

The episode "Halloween With The Addams Family" originally aired on 10/30/64. The Addams family are preparing for their favorite holiday, Halloween. Claude (Don Rickles) and Marty (Skip Homeier) are two bank robbers who are on the run from the police, and decide to hide out at the Addams home.

In the episode "Dance With Me, Herman" (originally aired on 2/18/65), Don Rickles plays the crooked owner of a dance school named Doc 'Happy' Havemeyer.

The episode "My Buddy, The War Hero" originally aired on 3/12/65. Sgt. Jim Mason (Don Rickles) visits his buddy Sgt. Vince Carter (Frank Sutton). Gomer (Jim Nabors) doesn't want them to remember different accounts of what happened when they were in the Korean War.

The episode "The Return Of Bald Eagle" originally aired on 10/12/65. Don Rickles plays an Indian named Bald Eagle, who single-handedly attacks Fort Courage. When the attack fails, Bald Eagle is captured. He manages to escape, and takes Captain Wilton Parmenter (Ken Berry) with him.

The episode "Lucy The Fight Manager" originally aired on 2/20/67. Lucy Carmichael (Lucille Ball) encourages Eddie Rickles (Don Rickles), a washed-up boxer, to come out of retirement for one more match. That way, he can earn enough money to open a flower shop.

The episode "My Master, The Weakling" originally aired on 10/10/67. Don Rickles plays Kiski, who teaches a physical fitness course. Unfortunately, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) gave Major Anthony Nelson (Larry Hagman) the personality of his mother!

The episodes "The Little Black Book; Part 1" originally aired on 1/27/68, and "The Little Black Book; Part 2 originally aired on 2/3/68. Max's old army buddy Sid (Don Rickles) arrives unexpectedly, and wants to go out on the town. He uses Max's little black book to arrange a double date. The black book is really a KAOS code book, and their dates turn out to be KAOS agents.

(1968) This comedy album was recorded live at the Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas.

(1970) During World War II, Kelly (Clint Eastwood) learns of a German bank located behind enemy lines containing millions of dollars in gold bars. Crapgame (Don Rickles), Big Joe (Telly Savalas), and Oddball (Donald Sutherland) help Kelly steal the gold for themselves.

The episode "Nell And The Kid" originally aired on 4/28/83. Don Rickles plays Max, a delicatessen owner who takes in a young girl that tried to shoplift from him. This episode was actually a pilot for a proposed spin-off, but NBC decided not to make it a series.

(1990) The episode "The Ventriloquist's Dummy" originally aired on 6/5/90. Bobcat Goldthwait plays Billy Goldman, a ventriloquist who seeks out his long retired idol Mr. Ingles (Don Rickles), hoping that he will teach him about mastering ventriloquism. Instead, he discovers a shocking secret!

(1995) Sam 'Ace' Rothstein (Robert De Niro) is a mob-connected casino operator in Las Vegas, who marries Ginger McKenna (Sharon Stone). Nicky Santoro (Joe Pesci) is a made-man of the Mafia, who arrives in town with an ambitious agenda of his own. Don Rickles plays casino manager Billy Sherbert.

(1998) In this animated feature, both Don Rickles (Cornwall) and Eric Idle (Devon) voice the character of a Two-Headed Dragon.

(1998) Don Rickles plays Mr. Wilson in this movie. Mr. Wilson wishes Dennis had another old man to bother. When Dennis' grandfather (George Kennedy) moves in with Dennis, Mr. Wilson is very happy, until he finds out that Grandpa can do everything better than him.

(2004) Gigot (William H. Macy) is a mute building superintendent who befriends Lou, a young girl abandoned by her mother. With the help of Ira (Don Rickles), an elderly tenant in Gigot's building, and Gloria (Catherine O'Hara), Gigot's supportive girlfriend, Gigot and Lou are able to turn their lives around.

(2007) This is an Emmy Award-winning documentary, directed by John Landis, about Don Rickles. It includes performance clips from throughout Don's career, interspersed with recent interviews with him. There are also interviews from several comedians and celebrities who have encountered Don over the years, including Bob Newhart, Robin Williams, Clint Eastwood and Robert De Niro.

(2008) In his autobiography, Don describes his comedic style. "I stumbled upon a self-styled theatrical performance. I discovered that my kind of storytelling had nothing to do with canned jokes and written routines. It took a while, but I found a distinct sense of sarcasm and humorous exaggeration; I found my own comedic voice.