Happy birthday Merv Griffin! Merv was born on July 6th, 1925. In celebration, we thought we would post five fun facts about his life and accomplishments that you may not have heard about. Merv had a passion for singing and got … Continue reading
In one of his last interviews (originally running in September of 2006, less than a year before his passing), Merv shared some witty and real thoughts with Esquire Magazine. A few of his most well-loved quotes come from this very … Continue reading
Ready for a little fun? Our friends at getTV have created a quiz where you can find out which comedian from The Merv Griffin Show you are most like! You can take the quiz here. And, be sure to tune in … Continue reading
This week we pay tribute to the legendary Mary Tyler Moore, a wonderful woman who brought smiles to so many throughout her incredible career. Mary appeared on The Merv Griffin Show with the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, at the height of the … Continue reading
Happy Holidays Everyone! With the search for the perfect holiday gifts in full swing, we thought we would share this fun and entertaining preview of The Merv Griffin Show Box DVD Set, featuring a fantastic collection of all the greatest … Continue reading
In the spirit of the elections this month, we wanted to share clips from some of Merv’s most engaging interviews with political icons. Below, we’ve included video segments from his interviews with President Ronald Reagan (1983), Senator Robert F. Kennedy (1967), California … Continue reading
Happy Halloween to all! Merv had the pleasure of interviewing many Hollywood icons over the years, including the legendary Vincent Price, star of many horror films and thrillers throughout his career. Spend a few fascinating minutes with Merv and Vincent … Continue reading
During his career, Merv received 29 Daytime Emmy nominations and won 10, as well as receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award in 1995. Some were for his beloved game shows, and others as Outstanding Host for The Merv Griffin Show. In this video, … Continue reading
It’s one of the most famous songs in television history, and Merv Griffin wrote it in 90 seconds. You can hum a few notes and everyone knows it in an instant. In this video, Merv’s son Tony Griffin shares the story behind … Continue reading