Native American comedian Charlie Hill made his network television debut while appearing on The Richard Pryor Show in 1977.

Joe Walsh of Eagles explained to Paul Schaffer that his iconic guitar lick for the song "Life in the Fast Lane" was actually a practice riff.

Henry Corden and Jean Vander-Pyle, who played Fred and Wilma Flintstone in the later part of "The Flintstones", appeared on ET in 1990.

A timid dog named Aubrey took his time and worked up the courage to walk past Alfie the cat who was waiting for him to pass by.

Global Data created an entertaining 3D animation that compares the size of creatures and characters from various Pixar movies.

Lance Marwood found out that the unmistakable sound of packing tape being unspooled sent his baby boy into absolute hysterics.

Aaron of Planting Peace guided an elephant who had been chained up for 31 years across the river to her freedom using a pineapple.

Brooke and Zachary Stagg captured incredible footage of a trampoline flying over their neighbor's house and onto their driveway due to wind.

A black cat sat in the window and calmly watched as 70 miles per hour winds sent debris down the street during a monsoon in Phoenix, Arizona.

During a 1979 show, the Akron, Ohio band Tin Huey performed an amazing cover of I'm a Believer", a song popularized by The Monkees.