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    • Apr 30, 1981
    George Burns receives a Special Achievement Award during the 16th annual Academy Of Country Music awards, televised by NBC from Los Angeles' Shrine Auditorium
    Nov 8, 1982
    John Schneider guests on the NBC special "George Burns And Other Sex Symbols." Also featured: Bernadette Peters and Linda Evans
    Sep 15, 1984
    Five years after he recorded his lone country hit, George Burns appears on the cover of TV Guide with Catherine Bach
    Nov 8, 1984
    George Burns receives his third star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Burns earned a minor country hit in 1980 with "I Wish I Was Eighteen Again"
    Jan 17, 1986
    John Denver and Kenny Rogers guest on "George Burns' 90th Birthday Party." The CBS special also features Ronald Reagan, Steve Allen and Bill Cosby, among others
    Jan 25, 1987
    "(Ghost) Riders In The Sky," "Bonanza," "Footloose" and "Over The Rainbow" are played by the marching band during a Super Bowl XXI halftime show that features George Burns at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. Neil Diamond sings the national anthem. The New York Giants defeat the Denver Broncos, 39-20
    Dec 4, 1988
    "I Wish I Was Eighteen Again" singer George Burns is recognized during the Kennedy Center Honors in Washington, D.C. John Denver takes part in the tribute, attended by president Ronald Reagan
    Dec 30, 1988
    John Denver helps celebrate George Burns as CBS telecasts "The Kennedy Center Honors." Also on the special are Bob Hope, Faye Dunaway, president Ronald Reagan and president-elect George Bush
    Feb 1, 1991
    Kenny Rogers guests on the CBS-TV special "George Burns' 95th Birthday Party" with Steve Allen, Ann-Margret, Bob Saget and Melissa Manchester
    Feb 20, 1991
    George Burns wins Best Spoken Word or Non-Musical Recording, for "Gracie: A Love Story," during the 33rd annual Grammy Awards in New York
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