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Make Room For Daddy/
The Danny Thomas Show
The Latest News:
MAKE ROOM FOR DADDY THE COMPLETE SIXTH SEASON will be released on Jan. 22, 2008 from Image Entertainment. The five-disc DVD set includes all
32 episodes transferred from the original broadcast footage, a rare 12-minute blooper real, as well as new interviews with Marjorie, Angela Cartwright and Sid Melton.
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Make Room for Daddy
The Complete Fifth Season
Comes To DVD on Sept. 28, 2004 |
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| The complete 1957-58 season
of one of television’s most beloved sitcoms, available for the first
time on DVD in this exclusive collection authorized by the Danny Thomas
family. Legendary entertainer Danny Thomas stars as nightclub performer
Danny Williams, ranked in 2004 by TV Guide as among the top five TV dads
of all time. Marjorie Lord joins the cast as Danny’s new wife, Kathy.
Questar has captured the classic TV comedy for DVD release, and the
six-disc set was released on Sept. 28, 2004 with more than 30 episodes and
archival extras. Extras will include
the pilot episode of "The Andy Griffith Show" and performance
footage of the show's star, Danny Thomas, on a Dean Martin / Jerry Lewis
telethon. To order your DVD boxed set, autographed by Marjorie, from MarjorieLord.com visit the Shop page. |
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Synopsis: Danny Williams, a successful
nightclub singer, encounters a variety of difficult or amusing situations in
trying to balance his career with his family; his outspoken wife Cathy, teenage
daughter Teri from his first marriage, children Russ and Linda, and
old-fashioned Uncle Tonouse. Later episodes feature Annette Funicello as an au
pair girl. Most episodes conclude with a song by Danny or one of the children.
Affection expressed as hostility ("I love you, you little jerk") and
ironic humor characterize this show.
Cast:
Louise Beavers - Louise (1953 - 1954)
Pat Carroll - Bunny Halper (1961 - 1964)
Angela Cartwright - Linda Williams (1957 - 1964)
Hans Conried - Uncle Tonoose (1958 - 1964)
Annette Funicello - Gina Minelli (1959)
Roosevelt Grier - Rosey Robbins (1970-1971)
Jean Hagen - Margaret Williams (1953 - 1956)
Rusty Hamer - Rusty Williams
Stanley Myron Handleman - Henry (1970-1971)
Pat Harrington, Jr. - Pat Hannigan (1959 - 1960)
Michael Hughes - Michael (1970-1971)
Sherry Jackson - Terry Williams (1953 - 1958)
Sheldon Leonard - Phil Brokaw (1957 - 1961)
Ben Lessy - Benny (1953 - 1959)
Marjorie Lord - Kathy 'Clancey' O'Hara Williams (1957 - 1964)
Horace McMahon - Horace (1953 - 1954)
Sid Melton - Charley Halper (1959 - 1964)
Penny Parker - Terry Williams (1959 - 1960)
Amanda Randolph - Louise (1955 - 1964)
Danny Thomas - Danny Williams
Jesse White - Jesse Leeds (1953 - 1957)
Mary Wickes - Liz O'Neal
Episode Guide:
Season Four
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Five |
Season Six
| Season
Seven
Season Eight |
Season Nine
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Season Ten
| Season
Eleven
Season 4
| 117. Danny Meets Kathy |
| guest stars: Marjorie Lord (Kathy) |
| Rusty has contracted the measles and Danny finds
himself barred from the sickroom by Kathy, a registered nurse. She refuses
to allow him to visit his son until Danny can prove he's already had the
measles. |
aired: 04-Apr-1957 |
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| 118. Men Are Men |
| guest stars: Marjorie Lord (Kathy)
Anna Marie Nanasi (Ruthie) |
Danny's new girl friend, Kathy, gives advice to
Rusty's girl, Ruthie.
Danny doesn't agree with the advice. And neither does Rusty, so both
quarrel with their girl friends. |
aired: 11-Apr-1957 |
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| 119. Little Miss Moppet |
| guest stars: Leilani Sorensen (Patty)
Marjorie Lord (Kathy) |
| Kathy's daughter Patty decides that Danny is trying
to steal her mother's affection from her, and sets out to break up their
friendship. |
aired: 18-Apr-1957 |
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| 120. Danny's Proposal |
| Danny gets an assist from both Terry and Rusty when
he tries to gain enough courage to ask Kathy to marry him. |
aired: 25-Apr-1957 |
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| 121. Lose Me in Las Vegas |
| guest stars: Les Tremayne (Joe) Herb Vigran (Harry)
George Neise (Waiter) Jack Benny (himself) Peter Lind Hayes (himself) Mary
Healy (herself) |
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Danny's popularity disrupt Danny and Kathy's honeymoon. Jack Benny appears
in this episode.
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aired: 07-Oct-1957 |
NOTE: This was the first episode to be broadcast on CBS, where the show
was retitled "The Danny Thomas Show" |
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| 122. Terry vs. Kathy |
| guest stars: Morey Amsterdam (Mr. Simmons) |
| Danny finds himself in the middle of a family
controversy when daughter Terry begins to resent her new stepmother. Now
that Kathy does all the things for Danny that Terry used to do, the
teenager feels left out and unwanted by the family. |
aired: 14-Oct-1957 |
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| 123. Kathy Is Approved |
When Danny learns that his Uncle Tonoose is about
to visit, he's afraid
that the family patriarch might not approve of his bride Kathy. |
aired: 21-Oct-1957 |
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| 124. The Dinah Shore Show |
guest stars: Dinah Shore (herself)
John Holland (floor manager)
Eilene Janssen (Peggy)
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| Terry, as chairman of her school's Heart Fund
dance, is forced to choose between Dinah Shore and Kathy as vocalists for
the event. Kathy is confident she can fill the bill because of her brief
career as a high school band singer.
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aired: 28-Oct-1957 |
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| 125. Parents are Pigeons |
| guest stars: Angela Cartwright (Linda) |
| Rusty re-acquaints his new little sister with the
methods used to soft-soap parents |
aired: 04-Nov-1957 |
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| 126. Two Sleepy People |
| Danny and Kathy attempt to show that they are as
young and spry as ever - by indulging in an all-night dancing spree,
followed by a morning of golf and tennis. |
aired: 11-Nov-1957 |
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| 127. Danny Meets His Father-In-Law |
| guest stars: William Demarest (Danny's
father-in-law) |
| Danny's father-in-law loves fishing, a sport Danny
knows nothing about. In an attempt to impress the testy old gent, Danny
burns the midnight oil studying the art of fishing - and comes up with all
the wrong answers. |
aired: 18-Nov-1957 |
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| 128. Honesty Is the Best Policy |
| Danny's son Rusty is discouraged when the owner of
a lost wallet rewards him with only a curt "Thank You." Danny
attempts to restore his son's faith in human nature and almost loses his
own wallet in the process. |
aired: 25-Nov-1957 |
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| 129. Terry, the Breadwinner |
| Terry gets a job at a local dress shop. But Danny
doesn't realize that she resents his attempts to help her. |
aired: 02-Dec-1957 |
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| 130. The Non Orgs |
Family unity is threatened when Terry asks Danny to
play the role of a
cultured gentleman for the benefit of her sorority sisters. The sorority
committee taxes Danny's temper and almost loses Terry her most valued
friend. |
aired: 09-Dec-1957 |
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| 131. The Soap Box Derby |
Danny and his father-in-law offer to help Rusty
finance his entry in the
Soapbox Derby. |
aired: 16-Dec-1957 |
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| 132. Man's Best Friend |
aired: 23-Dec-1957 |
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| 133. Chess Game |
aired: 30-Dec-1957 |
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| 134. The Bob Hope Show |
aired: 06-Jan-1958 |
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| 135. Evil Eye Schultz |
aired: 13-Jan-1958 |
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| 136. The Honeymoon |
aired: 20-Jan-1958 |
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| 137. The Raffle Tickets |
aired: 27-Jan-1958 |
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| 138. Rusty, the Bully |
Danny and his father-in-law offer to help Rusty
finance his entry in the
Soapbox Derby. |
aired: 03-Feb-1958 |
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| 139. St. Vincent's Frolics |
aired: 10-Feb-1958 |
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| 140. Pardon My Accent |
| A friend of Rusty's has won the school elocution
prize - but can't persuade his father to attend the award ceremony. |
aired: 17-Feb-1958 |
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| 141. Terry's Crush |
aired: 24-Feb-1958 |
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| 142. Uncle Tonoose and Mr. Daly |
| guest stars: Hans Conried (Uncle Tonoose) |
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aired: 03-Mar-1958 |
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| 143. Danny Roars Again |
aired: 10-Mar-1958 |
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| 144. The Country Girl |
| Danny discovers a singer. |
aired: 17-Mar-1958 |
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| 145. Good Old Days |
aired: 24-Mar-1958 |
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| 146. Terry's Coach |
| Terry does Shakespeare in a school play. |
aired: 31-Mar-1958 |
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| 147. Make Room for Father-In-Law |
| To help Kathy's father during a period of
unemployment, Danny offers to make him business manager of the household. |
aired: 07-Apr-1958 |
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| 148. Family Ties |
aired: 21-Apr-1958 |
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| 149. Danny the Performer |
| Danny takes Rusty's pals to see his act. |
aired: 28-Apr-1958
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| 150. Terry's Girlfriend |
| A girlfriend of Terry's stays the weekend. |
aired: 05-May-1958 |
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| 151. You Gotta Be Miserable to Be Happy |
aired: 12-May-1958 |
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| 152. Too Good For Words |
| A woman columnist deflates Danny's ego. |
aired: 19-May-1958 |
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| 153. Rusty, the Man |
Ten-year-old Rusty wants to get a job, but Danny's
not thrilled with the
idea. |
aired: 26-May-1958 |
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| 154. Rusty, the Ward-Heeler |
| Rusty asks his father for help in his campaign for
the class presidency. |
aired: 13-Oct-1958 |
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| 155. First Anniversary |
| guest stars: William Demarest |
| Sparks fly when Danny and Kathy argue over who
proposed to whom. |
aired: 20-Oct-1958 |
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| 156. Terry Goes Steady |
| Danny learns the rigors of parenthood when Terry
starts dating. |
aired: 27-Oct-1958 |
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| 157. Take a Message |
| Kathy's headed for trouble when she forgets to give
Danny several phone messages. |
aired: 03-Nov-1958 |
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| 158. A Locket for Linda |
| An ordinary-looking locket brings excitement and
sentiment to the Williams' home. |
aired: 10-Nov-1958 |
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| 159. Jack Benny Takes Danny's Job |
| Rusty's Boy Scout troop prefers Jack Benny. |
| aired: 17-Nov-1958 |
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| 160. Uncle Tonoose's Fling |
| Uncle Tonoose decides to become a playboy. |
aired: 24-Nov-1958 |
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| 161. Linda's Tonsils |
| Removing tonsils can sometimes be like pulling
teeth, as Linda needs to undergo a tonsillectomy. |
aired: 01-Dec-1958 |
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| 162. Dinah Shore and Danny are Rivals |
| guest stars: Dinah Shore (herself) |
| A rivalry develops between Dinah Shore and Danny |
aired: 08-Dec-1958 |
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| 163. The Reunion |
| Danny meets with successful school friends -- and
then dreams of becoming a surgeon, a scientist and a diplomat. |
aired: 15-Dec-1958 |
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| 164. Kathy's Career |
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Kathy's decision to embark on a career in the
fashion world throws the
Williams household into a turmoil. |
aired: 22-Dec-1958 |
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| 165. The Saints Come Marching In |
| Danny gets a new slant on juvenile problems when he
discovers his son is a member of a gang. |
aired: 29-Dec-1958 |
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| 166. Lucy Upsets the Williams Household |
| guest stars: Lucille Ball (Lucy Ricardo) Desi Arnaz
(Ricky Ricardo) Sandra Wright () |
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When Lucy and Ricky Ricardo pay a visit to the Williams family, Danny
makes the mistake of advising Ricky to halt Lucy's shopping sprees by
closing all of her charge accounts.
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aired: 05-Jan-1959 writers: Arthur Stander & Sid Dorfman
director: Sheldon Leonard |
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| 167. Tony Bennett Gets Danny's Help |
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| Tony Bennett, as Danny's "Cousin Stephen"
from Toledo, rebels from an assured future with his father in the dry
goods business, and danny acts as arbiter. |
aired: 12-Jan-59 |
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| 168. Tennessee Ernie Stays for Dinner |
| Tennessee Ernie Ford as "Kentucky Cal," a
transient entertainer, befriends Rusty and Linda, much to the
consternation of their parents. |
aired: 19-Jan-1959 |
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| 169. Bob Hope and Danny Become Directors |
| guest stars: Bob Hope (himself) |
| Bob Hope and Danny Williams become involved, and
embroiled, in a lavish production of the fairytale classic, "Alice In
Wonderland."
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aired: 26-Jan-1959 |
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| 170. Red Tape |
| Danny becomes indignant when it is alleged that
show business people are not "representative" Americans. |
aired: 02-Feb-1959 |
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| 171. Gina from Italy |
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| Annette Funicello joins the Danny Williams
household as Gina, an exchange student from Italy.
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aired: 09-Feb-1959 |
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| 172. Shirley Jones Makes Good |
| guest stars: Shirley Jones |
| Lauritz Melchior and Shirley Jones emerge as a
father-daughter musical team when the guest-star singers appear.
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aired: 16-Feb-1959 |
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| 173. Gina's First Date |
| Teaching Gina the customs of American teenagers
gets Danny Williams into a mess of trouble. |
aired: 23-Feb-1959 |
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| 174. Growing Pains |
| Growing pains, in the form of a cute little
classmate, cause Rusty Williams to seek parental advice. |
aired: 02-Mar-1959 |
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| 175. Frankie Laine Sings for Gina |
| guest stars: Frankie Laine |
| Asked by exchange student Gina to perform at a
school dance, Frankie Laine agrees, until the machinations of Danny and
the measles intervene.
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aired: 09-Mar-1959 |
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| 176. Kathy Leaves Danny |
| A family tiff over who's boss erupts and Kathy
leaves Danny |
aired: 16-Mar-1959 |
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| 177. Latin Lover |
An Italian friend of Gina's makes a surprise visit
and attempts to use
Gina's influence on Danny for personal gain. |
aired: 23-Mar-1959 |
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| 178. Losers Weepers |
Danny's agent and Kathy inadvertently misplace the
script for his new
nightclub routine and tempers flare. |
aired: 30-Mar-1959 |
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| 179. Grandma's Diet |
Grampa, on a strict diet, comes to visit the
Williamses and fights a
running battle with the family by trying to sneak forbidden morsels of
food into the house. |
aired: 06-Apr-1959 |
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| 180. The Double Dinner |
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Danny decides to become a candidate for abbot of the Friars Club. He
discovers that he must first win the backing of rival groups within the
organization.
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aired: 20-Apr-1959 |
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| 181. Danny's Big Fan |
| Metropolitan Opera star Salvatori Baccaloni plays
the part of a rich Danny Williams' fan who wants to buy friendship. |
aired: 27-Apr-1959 |
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| 182. The Surprise Party |
| Seemingly forgotten on his birthday, Danny Williams
becomes a study in dejection and remorse. |
aired: 04-May-1959 |
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| 183. Gina for President |
| Gina from Italy opposes her boyfriend for class
president when Danny and Kathy take over as their respective campaign
managers. |
aired: 11-May-1959 |
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| 184. The Practical Joke |
Danny Williams finds himself caught in the cross
fire of practical jokes
and jokers. |
aired: 18-May-1959 |
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| 185. Linda's Giant |
Kathy and Danny are amazed at Linda's seemingly
tall tales of a newly-
acquired nine-foot giant friend. |
aired: 25-May-1959 |
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| 186. Terry Comes Home |
| Danny's eldest daughter, Terry, comes home from
college mature, chic and educated. |
aired: 05-Oct-1959 |
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| 187. Rusty's Day in Court |
| Francis X Bushman is featured as a jurist before
whom Danny Williams argues a traffic case. |
aired: 12-Oct-1959 |
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| 188. The Chinese Doll |
| guest stars: Marvin Miller (Mr. Chou) Ginny
Tiu (Miss Chou) |
Marvin Miller guest stars as the ultra-reserved Mr.
Chou, who
gets a lesson in child psychology.
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aired: 19-Oct-1959 |
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| 189. Cupid's Little Helper |
Terry decides that her parents are in a terrible
rut. She attempts a
program of self-improvement for her parents and learns they have their own
ideas on the subject. |
aired: 26-Oct-1959 |
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| 190. Terry Meets Him |
| guest stars: Pat Harrington Jr. (Pat
Harris) |
:Terry falls hard for suave golf pro Pat Harris,
played by Pat
Harrington, Jr. who becomes her swain. |
aired: 02-Nov-1959 |
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| 191. Jealousy |
| Danny dons a number of disguises in an attempt to
curb the jealousy of his wife, Kathy. |
aired: 09-Nov-1959 |
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| 192. Terry Goes Bohemian |
Terry decides to become a beatnik, but learns there
are other things to
consider in life besides poetry and bongo drums. |
aired: 16-Nov-1959 |
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| 193. Rusty, the Weightlifter |
| Danny uses psychology to help Rusty stand up to a
bully. |
aired: 23-Nov-1959 |
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| 194. Tonoose, the Matchmaker |
| Uncle Tonoose arrives unexpectedly in New York to
play matchmaker for Danny's oldest daughter Terry. |
aired: 30-Nov-1959 |
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| 195. Danny and Milton Berle Quit Show Biz |
| guest stars: Milton Berle |
| Milton Berle talks Danny into leaving show
business.
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aired: 07-Dec-1959 |
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| 196. Danny and the Little Men |
| Danny and his future son-in-law Pat Hannigan almost
believe they are seeing things when dwarfs invade their apartment. They
claim they have seen the "Little People." |
aired: 14-Dec-1959 |
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| 197. A Dog's Life |
| When a soulful St. Bernard picks Danny Williams'
apartment in which to have its pups, an irate landlord attempts to cancel
the lease. |
aired: 21-Dec-1959 |
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| 198. Kathy Crashes TV |
| Kathy discovers that show business is not all
excitement and glamour when she crashes television. |
aired: 28-Dec-1959 |
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| 199. Nightclub Owners |
| guest stars: Beatrice Kay (herself)
Sid Melton (Charlie Halper) |
| Danny, Pat Hannigan and nightclub owner Charlie
Halper go into partnership. |
aired: 04-Jan-1960 |
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| 200. That Ol' Devil Jack Benny |
| guest stars: Jack Benny |
| Jack Benny appears as a man whose soul belongs to
the devil.
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aired: 11-Jan-1960 |
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| 201. How to Be Head of the House |
| Danny lays down the law to show his prospective
son-in-law how to handle a wife. |
aired: 18-Jan-1960 |
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| 202. Danny, the Housewife |
| Danny tries in vain to become a housewife, mother,
dishwasher, cook and servant when Kathy is summoned for jury duty. |
aired: 25-Jan-1960 |
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| 203 Apple Polishers |
| When Danny's agent won't sign him for a television
spectacular, Danny goes over his head and woos the sponsor, and loses his
agent in the process. |
aired: 01-Feb-1960 |
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| 204. Tonoose Makes Wedding Plans |
| Danny is not so happy when he learns that Uncle
Tonoose has made plans for an old-fashioned Lebanese wedding for Danny's
daughter Terry. |
aired: 08-Feb-1960 |
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| 205. Danny Meets Andy Griffith |
| guest stars: Andy Griffith (Andy Taylor) Ron Howard
(Opie Taylor) Frances Bavier (Henrietta) Frank Cady (Will Hoople) Will
Wright (Unknown) Bill Baldwin (Unknown) Rance Howard (Unknown) |
Andy Griffith guest stars as a small town sheriff,
justice of the peace,
philosopher and wit. |
aired: 15-Feb-1960 writers: Arthur Stander and Louis F. Edelman
director: Sheldon Leonard |
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| 206. Battle
of the In-Laws |
| guest stars: Jack Haley (Pat Hannigan
Sr.) |
Danny and Pat Hannigan Sr. are at war over the
relative merits of their
relatives. |
aired: 22-Feb-1960 |
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| 207. Eulogy
for Tonoose |
| guest stars: Hans Conried (Tonoose) |
| Uncle Tonoose is afraid that his rival in the
Lebanese community will have a more eloquent funeral oration than he will. |
aired: 29-Feb-1960 |
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| 208. Linda
Wants to Be a Boy |
| Linda decides boys have more fun. |
aired: 07-Mar-1960 |
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| 209. Bachelor
Party |
| guest stars: Pat Harrington Jr. (Pat
Hannigan) |
| During his bachelor dinner, Pat Hannigan announces
that he can't go through with the wedding. |
aired: 14-Mar-1960 |
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| 210. Danny,
the Handyman |
| When Rusty needs a scout project, Danny promises to
build him a dog house that will be the envy of the doggie set. |
aired: 21-Mar-1960 |
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| 211. The
Wedding |
aired: 28-Mar-1960 |
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| 212. Three
on a Honeymoon |
aired: 04-Apr-1960 |
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| 213. The
Deerfield Story |
aired: 11-Apr-1960 |
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| 214. The
Singing Delinquent |
aired: 18-Apr-1960 |
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| 215. Rusty
and the Tomboy |
| guest stars: Barbara
Beaird () Sherry
Alberoni () |
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There's a big dance in the offing but Barbara, a tomboyish young lady who
plays on Rusty's baseball team, hasn't been asked to go. Danny and Kathy
convince Rusty to ask her and she blossoms into a pretty young lady.
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aired: 25-Apr-1960 pc: 0215 writers: Charles
Stewart & Jack
Elinson director: Sheldon
Leonard |
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| 216. Family
Portrait |
aired: 09-May-1960 |
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| 217. Little
Lord Fauntleroy |
aired: 16-May-1960 |
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| 218. Rusty's
Advice to Linda |
aired: 23-May-1960 |
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| 219.
Kathy and The Glamour Girl |
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| aired: 06-08-1960 |
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| 220.
Danny and The Actor's School |
| guest stars:
Leo Fuchs (Vladimir Gorski) Sid Melton (Charlie Halper) |
| Danny's considering forsaking comedy for a fling at
serious drama. He enrolls in an acting school. |
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12-08-1960 |
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| 221. Kathy Delivers the Mail |
aired: 03-Oct-1960 |
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| 222. The Report Card |
aired: 10-Oct-1960 |
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| 223. Danny Proposes to His Wife |
aired: 07-Nov-1960 |
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| 224. Kathy, the Matchmaker |
aired: 14-Nov-1960 |
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| 225. Tonoose, the Liar |
aired: 21-Nov-1960 |
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| 226. Linda, the Performer |
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Danny prepares for Linda for her television debut.
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aired: 28-Nov-1960 |
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| 227. The Scrubwoman |
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| aired: 30-Sept-1960 |
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| 228. The Singing Sisters |
aired: 19-Dec-1960 |
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| 229. The
Fugitive Father |
aired: 12-Dec-1960 |
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| 230. Rusty the Rat |
aired: 26-Dec-1960 |
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| 231. Danny
versus the Dentist |
aired: 05-Dec-1960 |
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| 232. Democracy at Work |
aired: 09-Jan-1961 |
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| 233. The Planet |
| guest stars:
Gale Gordon (Mr. Heckendon) |
| A fan sends Danny a potted plant. Mr. Heckendon,
the landlord, spots it and declares it's a rare and valuable species that
needs special care. |
aired: 02-Jan-1961 |
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| 234. You Can Fight City Hall |
| guest stars: Jerome Cowan (Judge
Palmer) Jack Price (the bailiff) |
Danny gets a parking ticket, and decides to fight
it in court. He gets
Rusty to time the parking meter with his stop watch, and invites an expert
on nuclear timing to testify on his behalf. |
aired: 16-Jan-1961 |
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| 235. The Rum Cake |
| guest stars:
Gale Gordon (Mr. Heckendorn) |
It's after 11pm, but the party still goes on at the
Williams apartment. So
up comes Landlord Heckendorn - if the noise doesn't cease, out Danny goes. |
aired: 30-Jan-1961 |
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| 236. The Whoopee Show |
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Danny's on his way home from a trip, and he's
anticipating a
great big welcome from his gorgeous wife. |
aired: 23-Jan-1961 |
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| 237.
Tonoose, the Boss |
aired: 06-Feb-1961 |
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| 238. Good Old Burlesque |
| guest stars: Buddy Hackett |
| Danny's on vacation from the club, and funnyman
Buddy Brown subs for him. |
aired: 20-Feb-1961 |
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| 239. Rusty, the Millionaire |
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Danny thinks Rusty needs a lesson in the value of
money, so he
gives the boy $50 to spend any way he sees fit. |
aired: 13-Feb-1961 |
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| 240. Four Angels |
aired: 27-Feb-1961 |
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| 241.
The Dog Walkers |
aired: 13-Mar-1961 |
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| 242. Old Man Danny |
aired: 03-Apr-1961 |
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| 243. Everything Happens to Me |
aired: 27-Mar-1961 |
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| 244.. Danny and the Hoodlums |
aired: 10-Apr-1961 |
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| 245. Rusty's Punishment |
aired: 17-Apr-1961 |
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| 246. The Scoutmaster |
aired: 24-Apr-1961 |
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| 247. The Magician |
aired: 01-May-1961 |
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| 248. Woman Behind the Man |
aired: 08-May-1961 |
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| 249.
The Teenage Thrush |
aired: 15-May-1961 |
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| 250.
The Party- wrecker |
aired: 22-May-1961 |
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Season 9
| 251.
For
Every Man There's a Woman |
| guest stars: Bill Dana (Jose Jimenez) |
| Tonight, comedian Bill Dana appears as his
own character creation Jose Jimenez.
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aired: 02-Oct-1961 |
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| 252.
Linda
Runs Away |
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aired: 09-Oct-1961 |
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| 253.
Love
Letters |
| guest stars: Dick Wesson (Jay Sandrich)
Naomi Stevens (Mrs. Schwartz) |
| When Kathy quotes some choice phrases from
Danny's old love letters, he threatens to burn them. Alarmed, Kathy
returns the letters to their hiding place in a table drawer, or so she
thinks. No one figured on Linda finding the amorous epistles and playing
mailman with them all over the apartment building.
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aired: 16-Oct-1961 |
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| 254.
The
Trumpet Player |
| guest stars: Harry James (Larry
Norman) |
| Rusty has become a pretty hot drummer and
Danny takes him down to audition for the YMCA band. But instructor Larry
Norman isn't impressed with Rusty's hot licks.
|
aired: 23-Oct-1961 |
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| 255. Tonoose
vs. Daly |
| guest stars: Hans Conried (Uncle
Tonoose) William Demarest (Mr. Daly) |
Mr. Daly, Kathy's father, has just arrived
for a visit, when suddenly
there's another knock on the door. It's Danny's Uncle Tonoose - who's also
planning a sojourn with his relatives.
|
aired: 30-Oct-1961 |
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| 256. Hen
Pecked Charley |
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aired: 13-Nov-1961 |
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| 257.
Danny
Weaves a Web |
| guest stars: Sid Melton (Charley) |
| Danny dents a fender on the family car and
decides what Kathy doesn't know won't hurt her.
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aired: 20-Nov-1961 |
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258. Danny and Durante
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|
guest stars: Jimmy Durante (himself)
Gina Genardi (Carla) Ned Glass (Benny) William Bixby
(Mack) Oliver Cliff (Mr. Carew) Robert Hall (Tab)
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|
The Schnozz is invited to a banquet in honor of his
niece Carla, who's graduating from college. But he doesn't want to go -
he's afraid he won't feel at home among all those educated types.
|
aired: 27-Nov-1961
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259. Danny and The Brownies
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aired: 04-Dec-1961
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| 260. Tonoose's
Plot |
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aired: 11-Dec-1961 |
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| 261.
Keeping
Up With the Joneses |
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aired: 18-Dec-1961 |
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| 262.
Teacher
for a Day |
| guest stars: Mabel Albertson (the
teacher) Veronica Cartwright (sister of series regular Angela
Cartwright / Barbara) |
| Danny visits Rusty's school and remarks that
teaching looks pretty easy. So Rusty's teacher dares him to try it. |
aired: 25-Dec-1961 |
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263. Useless Charley
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aired: 01-Jan-1962
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264. A Baby for Charley
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|
Charley has finally been let in on the news that he
is going to be a
father. His wife Bunny has told him, and his friend Danny has told him -
and he still can't believe it.
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aired: 08-Jan-1962
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265. Linda, The Tomboy
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guest stars: Scott McCarter (Jimmy)
Sally Smith (Eloise)
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Danny thinks ladies should be ladies - especially
when Linda comes home with a black eye and torn clothes after a sandlot
football game.
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aired: 15-Jan-1962
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| 266.
The
Big Fight |
| guest stars: Hope Sommers (the cleaning
woman) Tom Cound (the waiter) |
| Danny and Charley are at odds: each thinks
he's the most indispensable person at the Copa Club. When it appears that
the argument may end in a split-up, Bunny and Kathy try to intervene.
|
aired: 22-Jan-1962 |
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| 267.
Cassanova
Tonoose |
| guest stars: Ann Tyrell (Mrs.
Marshall) |
| Hans Conried is back as Uncle Tonoose, who
has an important announcement to make: He is going to get married and has
set the date. All he has to do now is find a bride.
|
aired: 29-Jan-1962 |
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268. Charley Does It Himself
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|
guest stars: Sid Melton (Charley)
Pat Carroll (Bunny)
|
Since his wife is expecting, Charley Halper decides
to redecorate one of the rooms in the house as a nursery. It's going to be
a "do-it-yourself"
job with Danny lending a hand.
|
aired: 05-Feb-1962
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| 269.
The P.T.A. Bash |
|
Danny is rehearsing some material for an
appearance on "The Ed
Sullivan Show" when Kathy interrupts. She and the kids have some
material of their own that they intend to use at the next PTA meeting and
she insists that Danny "audition" it.
|
aired: 12-Feb-1962 |
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| 270.
A
Nose By Any Other Name |
|
| Danny is doing a run-through of some new
material for his night-club act, in which he takes a few verbal pokes at
his own nose. Kathy isn't impressed by the routine, and Danny decides that
she's ashamed of his beak.
|
aired: 19-Feb-1962 |
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| 271.
Cassanova
Junior |
guest stars: Dixie Ann Barnes
(Darlene) Pamela Beaird (Gloria) Jimmy Baird (Tommy)
|
| Danny and Kathy find out Rusty is not
planning to attend his class dance because he feels awkward around girls.
But Danny insists that he call his friend Gloria and invite her anyhow.
|
aired: 26-Feb-1962 |
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| 272. Temper,
Temper |
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aired: 05-Mar-1962 |
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| 273.
Hunger
Strike |
| guest stars: Amanda Randolph (Louise) |
| Danny suspects an ulterior motive when
Rusty compliments him on his singing.
|
aired: 12-Mar-1962 |
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| 274.
Bunny
Cooks a Meal |
| guest stars: Louis Nye (Herman) |
| Charley's cousin wants to sample some of
Bunny's home cooking.
|
aired: 19-Mar-1962 |
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| 275.
Jose's
Protoge |
guest stars:
Bill Dana (as Jose Jimenez) Herbie Faye (as Mr. Perkins)
Ruth Perrott (as a stage mother) |
| Danny is upset: A newspaper columnist has
revealed that he is looking for two child actors to appear on his upcoming
TV special - and Danny is sure that every stage mother in town will read
it.
|
aired: 26-Mar-1962 |
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| 276. Danny
and Bob Hope Get Away from it All |
| guest stars:
Bob
Hope (himself) |
|
aired: 02-Apr-1962 |
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| 277.
Extrasensory
Charley |
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aired: 09-Apr-1962 |
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278. Kathy, The Pro
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aired: 16-Apr-1962
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| 279.
A
Promise is a Promise |
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aired: 23-Apr-1962 |
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| 280.
The
Smart Aleck |
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aired: 30-Apr-1962 |
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| 281.
Baby |
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|
aired: 07-May-1962 |
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Season 10
| 282.
The
Baby Hates Charley |
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|
| Charley Halper's baby son
laughs happily even when complete strangers play with him. But whenever
Charley comes near - the baby screams.
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|
aired: 01-Oct-1962 |
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| 283.
Danny's
Replacement |
|
| guest stars: Jack Carter
(himself) |
|
| Danny and Kathy are overjoyed
when agent Phil Brokaw reports that Danny's been signed for a European
tour. But Danny can't leave until he finds a replacement at the club.
|
|
 |
The tenth season featured a story
line with Danny and Kathy visiting Europe. Eight of the episodes
were filmed in Europe and, when broadcast, were spread out over the
entire season. |
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|
aired: 08-Oct-1962 |
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| 284. What
Are Friends For? |
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| Danny and Kathy are nearly
ready for their European tour, but Danny is mad because Charley and Bunny
haven't volunteered to take care of Rusty and Linda.
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|
aired: 15-Oct-1962 |
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| 285.
British
Sense of Humor |
|
| guest stars: Cecil Parker
(as Sir Harry) |
|
Danny and Kathy have arrived
in London, where Danny is to play the
Palladium. But when he remembers the English sense of humor, Danny wants
his friend Sir Harry to check his material.
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|
aired: 22-Oct-1962 |
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| 286.
Jose
Rents the Cops |
|
| guest stars: Bill
Dana (Jose Jimenez) |
|
| Jose the elevator operator talks with
Charley Halper about renting the Copa Club. Charley thinks he's joking,
but the joke's on him when he winds up renting the place to Jose for a
ridiculously low fee. |
|
| aired:
29-Oct-1962 |
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| 287.
Rusty
for President |
|
| guest stars: Jimmy
Barringer (Horace) |
|
Rusty has been nominated for
president of the junior class, but his
opponent turns out to be a superior campaigner. Charley suggests that they
stage a rally for Rusty at the Copa Club, with the Smothers Brothers,
comedy folksingers, as stars.
|
|
aired: 05-Nov-1962 |
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| 288.
A-Hunting
We Will Go |
|
guest stars: Jimmy Edwards
(Jamie) Vanda Godsell (Mavis) Raymond Huntley (Lord
Nuffield) Arnold Bell (the constable) David Ensor (the
judge) Peter Butterworth (Publican) Harold Goodwin (the
bellhop)
Lawrence Hardy (the doorman) |
|
| Out to see the English
countryside, Kathy and Danny meet a curious fellow called Jamie, who
invites Danny to accompany him on a hunting trip. Danny doesn't realize
that Jamie is a notorious poacher.
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|
aired: 12-Nov-1962 |
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| 289.
Ten
Years Ago Today |
|
| guest stars: Paul Dubov
(Felix) |
|
| Via flashbacks Charley
explains how he opened the Copa Club and how Danny became his star
attraction.
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|
aired: 19-Nov-1962 |
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| 290.
Jose, The Scholar |
|
| guest stars: Bill Dana
(Jose Jimenez) Virginia Gregg (Miss Brown) |
|
In England, Danny and Kathy
receive news that their friend, elevator
operator Jose Jimenez, is attending night school to improve himself. Back
home, we see that he is - but he's confused about American history.
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|
aired: 26-Nov-1962 |
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291. The Ould Sod
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|
guest stars: Noel Purcell (Francis
Daly) J.B. Devlin (Shamus Daly)
|
|
In Ireland, Kathy and Danny stop at a small village
to visit Kathy's
relatives. They both receive a warm and hearty welcome - until Danny
reveals that he's not a son of Erin.
|
|
aired: 03-Dec-1962
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| 292.
Tonoose,
Life of the Party |
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aired: 10-Dec-1962 |
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| 293.
Danny's
English Friend |
|
guest stars: Bernard Fox (Alfie
Wingate) Noel Drayton (Bert Wingate)
Paul Dubov (Felix) Roy Roberts (Mr. Washburn) Shirley Mitchell
(Betty) Carl Carlson (the juggler) |
|
| In a London pub, Danny meets a
friendly but totally inept waiter named Alfie Wingate. When Alfie says
that he's on his way to New York, Danny tells him to see Charley Halper
for a good table at the Copa Club - and Alfie thinks he's been offered a
job.
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|
aired: 17-Dec-1962 |
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| 294.
Bunny
the Brownie Leader |
|
| guest stars: Margaret
Hamilton (Miss Fenwick) Joan Tomkins (Miss Barclay) |
|
| Linda's Brownie troop will
have to disband unless the girls can find a new leader - so Bunny
volunteers. But apparently she'll have to share the job with a prim
"career" Brownie named Miss Fenwick.
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|
aired: 24-Dec-1962 |
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| 295.
Charley,
the Artist |
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aired: 31-Dec-1962 |
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| 296.
Lost
French Boy |
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aired: 07-Jan-1963 |
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| 297.
Jose
the Dog Sitter |
|
| guest stars: Bill Dana (aJose
Jimenez) |
|
| Instead of the raise he
expected, elevator operator Jose Jimenez is given the additional job of
taking care of a pedigreed pooch named Maurice. Maurice is a
kleptomaniac - he picks up loose objects and hides them.
|
|
aired: 14-Jan-1963 |
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| 298.
Tonoose
Needs Glasses |
|
| guest stars: Hans Conried
(Uncle Tonoose) Philip Ober (Dr. Edwards) |
|
| In town for his physical
examination, Tonoose demonstrates to Charley, Bunny and the kids
that he is still "strong as a bull." But the doctor does focus
on one flaw, which upsets Tonoose terribly - he needs glasses. |
|
aired: 21-Jan-1963 |
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| 299.
Million
Dollar Dress |
|
guest stars: Jacques Marin
(Marcel) Pascale Roberts (Jeanette Giroux)
Genevieve Gombert (announcer) Nadine Alari (Vendeuse) George
Hubert
(waiter) |
|
| Danny discovers that the dress
he promised Kathy costs over a thousand dollars, so he decides to have a
$100 copy made (without telling the little woman, of course).
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|
aired: 28-Jan-1963 |
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300. Rusty's Birthday
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|
|
guest stars: Sammy Davis Jr.
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|
Rusty is celebrating his 16th birthday, but it isn't
a very happy occasion - he hasn't received a present from his parents in
Europe.
|
|
aired: 04-Feb-1963
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| 301.
Charley
the Tiger |
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aired: 11-Feb-1963 |
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| 302.
The
Roman Patriot |
|
| guest stars: Massimo Serato
(Francesco) Gianni De Benedetto (man) |
|
| Danny would rather read the
paper and take a nap than take Kathy on a tour of Rome - until a handsome
Italian named Francesco offers to act as Kathy's escort.
|
|
aired: 18-Feb-1963 |
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| 303.
Jose's
Guided Tour |
|
| guest stars:
Bill
Dana (Jose Jimenez) |
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|
aired: 25-Feb-1963 |
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| 304. Bunny's
Cousin |
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aired: 04-Mar-1963 |
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| 305.
When
In Rome |
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|
|
| In Rome, agent Phil Brokaw
advises Danny and Kathy to eat only in places catering to American
tourists, but they neglect his warning.
|
|
aired: 11-Mar-1963 |
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306. That Old Feeling
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aired: 18-March-1963
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| 307.
Louise
to the Rescue |
|
| guest stars: Joyce Jameson
(Nikki Stewart) The Clara Ward Singers (the club women) |
|
When movie star Nikki Stewart
turns on the temperament before her
appearance at Charley's Copa Club, Louise the maid claims that she and her
ladies' club members can be of some help. |
|
aired: 25-Mar-1963 |
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| 308.
Venetian
Melody |
|
guest stars: Piccola Pupa (Maria
Bonifacio) Antonio Pieretti (Pietro)
Tony Brandt (the bellhop) Antonio Grossi (the goldolier)
Andriano Vitali
(Luigi) Mimo Billi (Longo) Nino Falanca (customs agent)
Vezio Bianconi (the photographer) Betti Foa (Momma) |
|
| In Venice, Danny and Kathy are
dogged by a one-girl talent agency named Maria, whose entire family seems
to consist of performers.
|
|
aired: 01-Apr-1963 |
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| 309.
Charley
My Boy |
|
|
|
| Singer Diana Lawrence butters
up Charley so that she can get an audition at the Copa Club -and Bunny
discovers that Charley is a sucker for the soft-soap routine.
|
|
aired: 08-Apr-1963 |
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| 310.
Linda,
the Grownup |
|
| guest stars: Debbie
Megowan (Nancy) Phil Phillips (Steve) |
|
To prove that she's mature,
10-year-old Linda offers to take on all the
domestic tasks of the Halper household.
|
|
aired: 15-Apr-1963 |
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|
| 311. Homecoming |
|
|
|
| Danny and Kathy's return from
Europe sets off a joyous family reunion - for everyone except the Halpers,
who feel "turned out to pasture" as they have to move back into
their own apartment.
|
|
aired: 22-Apr-1963 |
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| 312.
Tonoose's
Brother |
|
|
|
| When Uncle Tonoose proposes
some elaborate plans for the Williams clan, Danny knows that only one
person could successfully oppose him - Tonoose's older brother Tufik, who
is still in Lebanon. Danny Thomas plays Tufik.
|
|
aired: 29-Apr-1963 |
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|
| 313.
Jose's
Rival |
|
| guest stars:
Bill
Dana (Jose Jimenez) Zeme
North (Susie Harper) Bill
Bixby (Tommy Bradley) |
|
| Bashful Jose Jimenez has
fallen for a tap dancer named Susie. But the Latin lover thinks it's taps
for his romance when Susie's hometown boy friend shows up.
|
|
aired: 06-May-1963 |
|
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Season 11
| 314. The
Country Squires |
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|
aired: 30-Sep-1963 |
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|
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| 315. The
Perfect Crime |
| guest stars: Amanda
Randolph (Louise) Guy Marks (Frank) Sid Melton (Charley) |
| Somebody has stolen the money Kathy was
saving for Danny's birthday present.
|
aired: 07-Oct-1963 |
|
|
|
| 316. Here's
The 50 Dollars Back |
| guest stars: Patt Buttram
(Harvey Bullock) Herb Vigran (Barber) |
| Veteran nightclub entertainer Harvey
Bullock says he has come to pay back the $50 he once borrowed from Danny,
but Danny can't seem to remember Harvey.
|
aired: 14-Oct-1963 |
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|
|
| 317. The
Woman Behind The Jokes |
| guest stars: Morey
Amsterdam (Buddy) Dick Whittinghill (Howard Blake) Amanda
Randolph (Louise) |
| The woman behind the jokes is Kathy,
but she's getting tired of being the butt of Danny's nightclub wisecracks.
Buddy, the gag-writer, is Morey Amsterdam of "The Dick Van Dyke
Show."
|
aired: 21-Oct-1963 |
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|
318. Rusty Drives A Car
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aired: 28-Oct-1963
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319. Linda And The New Dresss
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aired: 04-Nov-1963
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| 320. My
Fair Uncle |
| guest stars: Hans Conried
(Uncle Tonoose) Florence Halop (Matilda) |
| Uncle Tonoose tells Danny that he's
about to take a wife.
|
aired: 11-Nov-1963 |
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|
|
| 321. Shy
Alfie |
| guest stars: Bernard Fox (Alfie)
Olive Sturgess (Diana Mason) |
|
aired: 18-Nov-1963 |
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|
|
| 322. Oh,
The Clacys |
| guest stars: The
Clancy Brothers (themselves) Tommy
Makem (himself) Barbara Mullen (Aunt Molly) Larry Blake
the police officer) |
| Kathy's Aunt Molly arrives from Ireland
with her four strapping sons and announces that she wants them to make
their American singing debut at the Copa Club.
|
aired: 02-Dec-1963 |
|
|
|
| 323. The
Hex |
| guest stars: Charles Lane
(Mr. Baker) Jess Kirkpatrick (Frank) |
| Danny and Charley are "hexed"
by Mr. Baker, the carpenter who had the job of remodeling their country
place - until he was fired
|
aired: 09-Dec-1963 |
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|
|
| 224. The
Two Musketeers |
| guest stars: Craig
Marshall (Jimmy) Mike Winkleman (Dale) |
| Danny decides it's time he and Rusty
started doing more things together.
|
aired: 16-Dec-1963 |
|
|
|
| 325. Christmas
Story |
| guest stars: Bernard Fox (Alfie) |
| Danny is concerned over the family's
lack of Christmas spirit.
|
aired: 23-Dec-1963 |
|
|
|
| 326. Peaceful
Co-Existence |
|
|
aired: 30-Dec-1963 |
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|
|
| 327. The
Bowling Partners |
|
|
aired: 06-Jan-1964 |
|
|
|
| 328. Linda's
Crush |
|
|
aired: 13-Jan-1964 |
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|
|
| 329. Kathy, The Secretary |
| guest stars: Sheldon
Leonard (Phil) Hollis Irving (Margo Lawrence) |
| Kathy goes to work as a secretary to
Danny's agent.
|
aired: 20-Jan-1964 |
|
|
|
| 330. The
Quiz Show |
| guest stars: Guy Marks
(Frank) Bill Baldwin (the quizmaster) Lurene Tuttle (Frank's
mother) |
| The Copa Club bartender asks Danny to
be his celebrity partner on a quiz show.
|
aired: 27-Jan-1964 |
|
|
|
| 331. Howdy,
Neighbors |
| guest stars: Hope Summers
(Mrs. Simpson) Willis Bouchey (Tom Clark) Dave Willock (Bill
Moore) Molly Dodd (Mrs. Moore) Ed Barkas (the fiddle player) |
| Danny, Kathy, Charley and Bunny figure
it's time they made friends with their new country neighbors.
|
aired: 03-Feb-1964 |
|
|
|
| 332. The
Antique Dealers |
|
| Kathy and Bunny were conned into paying
$100 for an "antique" cockoo clock.
|
aired: 10-Feb-1964 |
|
|
|
| 333. Bunny
Gets Into The Act |
| guest stars: Jackie Joseph
(Mary) Jane Kean (Cactus Kate) |
| Bunny wants to return to show business
- with a part in the revue at her husband's club.
|
aired: 17-Feb-1964 |
|
|
|
| 334. Sense
Of Humor |
| guest stars: John Qualen
(Swenson) Tiny Brauer (Schultz) |
| The janitor doesn't think it's very
funny when Danny starts making jokes about him in his nightclub act.
|
b: 24-Feb-1964 |
|
|
|
| 335. Tonoose
Gets A Job |
| guest stars: Hans Conried
(Uncle Tonoose) |
| Uncle Tonoose is looking for a job.
|
aired: 02-Mar-1964 |
|
|
|
| 336. The
Leprechaun |
| guest stars: Howard Morris
(Sean) Allan Melvin (officer) |
| In the park, Linda meets a little man
who claims to be a leprechaun.
|
aired: 09-Mar-1964 |
|
|
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| 337. Pupa
From Italy |
| guest stars: Piccola Pupa
(herself) Nestor Paiva (Uncle Nino) Tom D'Andrea (Shelly) |
| Danny imports a young Italian singer to
appear at the Copa Club, and then learns that she has given up pop music
for opera.
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aired: 16-Mar-1964 |
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| 338. Pupa's
Pooch |
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aired: 23-Mar-1964 |
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| 339. Pupa
Loves Rusty |
| guest stars: Piccola Pupa
(herself) |
| When Rusty tries speaking to Pupa in
her native Italian, he accidentally proposes - and she accepts.
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aired: 30-Mar-1964 |
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| 340. Beautiful
Lady |
| guest stars: Marilyn
Maxwell (Beverly) Pearl Shear (woman) |
| "Moose" played shortstop on
Danny's grammar school baseball team, but the once homely tomboy has
changed - and how she's changed!
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aired: 06-Apr-1964 |
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| 341. Call
off the Hounds |
| guests stars: John Qualen
(Swenson) Phil Arnold (Frank) |
| Convinced that Danny and Charley are
working too hard, Kathy and Bunny decide to mak | |
