Peter Boyle hosts with musical guest Al Jarreau ("We Got By" and "Pretty As A Picture"). Sketches include Samurai Divorce Court, Acid Trip, Corrida, Janitor In A Fridge, Weekend Update (Blaine Hotel & Emily Litella), Tag Team Bees, Nixon Reflects, Duelling Brandos and two films by Gary Weis ("Pledge Of Allegiance" and "Homeward Bound".) Originally aired February 14, 1976.

Vietnam Veteran Travis Bickle (ROBERT DE NIRO in a tour-de-force performance), a psychotic cab driver who cruises the streets of Manhattan. Starring: ROBERT DE NIRO, CUBILL SHERERD, HARVEY KEITEL, PETER BOYLE, JODIE FOSTER, & ALBERT BROOKS

Carlos investigates racist road signs and enlists Peter Boyle to read his hate mail.

Carlos takes on the hot topic of illegal immigration, hits the streets to investigate if people should hit their kids, and gives his exclusive spring break tips; also, Peter Boyle stops by to help translate the real meaning of bumper stickers.

Death row in the Louisiana State Penitentiary is the hothouse backdrop for this hard-hitting drama about racist prison guard Billy Bob Thornton, who falls in love with the wife (Best Actress Oscar winner Halle Berry) of a condemned man he helped execute. Peter Boyle plays Thornton's hopelessly bigoted father, and rapper Sean "Puffy" Combs astonishes as Berry's ill-fated, "dead man walking" husband.

Gretchen and Marcellas talk with Peter Boyle on the Red Carpet at the Emmys.

Viral Videos - Who better to deadpan that famous tagline than Everybody Loves Raymond's Peter Boyle, with Doris Roberts offering wisecracks?

Since its 1997 pilot episode, Everybody Loves Raymond has remained a staple of in the CBS sitcom roundup, largely due to its affable protagonist, Ray Romano. True to its title, audiences hold a genuine affection for Raymond Barone's weekly foibles and amiable if imperfect character. The show sets off in the midst of a transition for the Barone family; Ray and Debra (Patricia Heaton) have moved into a house directly across the street from Raymond's well-meaning but meddling parents (Peter Boyle and Doris Roberts) to accommodate their growing family. Ray and Debra are the proud parents of twin boys and an older daughter, while Robert (Brad Garrett), Ray's brother, spends an increasing amount of time at the already full house after his wife files for divorce. Occasionally, Ray's blue-collar family clashes with Debra's upper-crust relatives, but most of the time, the family conflicts revolve around the constant presence of Ray's parents. ~ Tracie Cooper, All Movie Guide.

Peter Boyle interprets bumper stickers.

Veteran television writer-director Jerry Belson concocted this sweet comedy that stars Michael Caine as Sean Stein, a best-selling mystery novelist who's been constantly hurt by women he's fallen for. Sally Field plays Daisy Morgan, an artist who has not yet hit it big. She and Stein are at a museum party when a band of thieves arrive, tie up the guests, and proceed to pull off a heist. They are tied up together, which thrusts them into an unlikely romantic pairing. Because Daisy does not know who Stein is, he pretends that he, too, is a struggling artist. He distrusts women, because in the past, his ex-wife and other women pursued him solely for his money and fame. Steve Guttenberg and Peter Boyle play attorneys vying for Stein's money. Julie Kavner and Louise Lasser are among the fine supporting cast. ~ Michael Betzold, All Movie Guide.