Television appearances include: (television series) That Was the Week That Was, 1962-1963 (also writer), A Degree of Frost, 1963-1973, Not So Much a Programme, More a Way of Life, 1964-1965, The Frost Report, 1966-1967, David Frost at the Phonograph, 1966, The Frost Programme, 1966-1968, David Frost's Night Out in London, 1966-1967, Frost Over England, 1967, The David Frost Show, 1969, Frost over America, 1971, The David Frost Revue, 1971, Frost's Weekly, 1973, David Frost Interviews Richard Nixon, 1977, Headliners with David Frost, 1978, The Kissinger Interviews, 1979, The Shah Speaks, 1980, David Frost Presents the International Guinness Book of World Records, annual, since 1981, Good Morning Britain, 1983, Frost on Sunday (television am) 1984-1992, The Spitting Image Movie Awards, 1987, The Next President with David Frost, 1987-1988, Through the Keyhole, 1987-1995, (Public Broadcasting Service television series) The President and Mistress Bush Talking with David Frost, 1989, The Nobel Debate, 1991, (Public Broadcasting Service television series) Talking with David Frost, since 1991, The Frost Programme, since 1993, (British Broadcasting Corporation) Breakfast with Frost, since 1993, (NBC superchannel) Frosts Century, since 1995. Theatrical appearances include: An Evening with David Frost (Edinburgh Festival), 1966. Producer (films) Charley One-Eye, 1972, The Ordeal of Patty Hearst, 1978, The Remarkable Mistress Sanger, 1979.
Producer (television) David Frost Presents Frank Howerd, 1969. Executive producer (television series) At Last the 1948 Show, 1967, No, That's Me Over Here!, 1967, The Ronnie Barker Playhouse, 1968. Executive producer(television) How To Irritate People, 1968, James A. Michener's Dynasty, 1976, The Music for United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund Concert: A Gift of Song, 1979, The American Movie Awards, 1980 (also co-host), Spitting Image: Down and Out in the White House, 1986, Spitting Image: The Ronnie and Nancy Show, 1987, The Strategic Humor Initiative, 2003 (also host).
Executive producer(films) The Rise and Fall of Michael Rimmer, 1970, Leadbelly, 1976, The Slipper and the Rose: The Story of Cinderella, 1976. Writer (television Series) BBC3. Author: That Was the Week that Was, 1963, How to Live Under Labour.
Or, At Least Have as Much a Chance as Anybody Else, 1964, Talking with Frost, 1967, To England with Love, 1967, The Presidential Debate, 1968, The Americans, 1970, Whitlam and Frost, 1974, I Gave Them a Sword: Behind the Scenes of the Nixon Interviews, 1978, (with Michael Deakin) I Could Have Kicked Myself, 1982, (with Deakin) Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, 1983, (with Deakin) If You'll Believe That You'll Believe Anything, 1986, (with Michael Shea) The Mid-Atlantic Companion, 1986, (with Michael Shea) The Rich Tide, 1986, The World's Shortest Books, 1987, David Frost: An Autobiography-Part One, 1993. Guest appearances Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In, 1970, Here's Lucy, 1971, Clive Anderson Talks Back, 1993, This Morning, 2004 and others.