You Bet Your Life - September 30, 1953

Groucho meets a serviceman and his wife, a female descendant of General Putnam and a reporter, and a college girl and an L.A. municipal court judge.

Jack Benny - September 29, 1946 - First Show with the Sportsmen

Jack is irked that Phil and Dennis have their own shows. Dennis Day sings "To Each His Own".

The Great Gildersleeve - September 28, 1941 - Hiccups

While preparing to see Judge Hooker with Leroy and Marjorie, Gildy develops a severe case of hiccups.

Fibber McGee & Molly - September 27, 1949 - The Fish Dinner

When Wallace Whimple says he'll bring a bunch of fish to McGee's house, McGee invites all his friends over to wait.

Our Miss Brooks - September 26, 1954 - Mr. Lathrop Returns to School

A business executive returns to high school to get his diploma, but he upsets the staff, who conspire to get rid of him.

Jack Benny - September 25, 1949 - Guest Show

Jack welcomes Edgar Bergen to CBS, and runs into Amos 'n Andy. Dennis Day sings "Some Enchanted Evening".

This episode took place in the thick of the talent raids by CBS against NBC. Bergen's new show for CBS was to premiere the next week. Other stars who made the switch during this period were the cast of "Amos 'n Andy", Red Skelton, Burns & Allen, and Harold Peary.

Bob Hope - September 24, 1946 - Carol Richards

Guest Carol Richards sings "Come Rain or Come Shine".

Fibber McGee & Molly - September 23, 1935 - Scrubbing the Back Porch

After McGee gives up on trying to fix the doorbell in their new house in Wistful Vista, Molly tries to get him to scrub the back porch.

The Great Gildersleeve - September 22, 1948 - Leroy Jealous of Baby

Leroy is jealous of the baby the family's been caring for since it was found in Gildy's car.

Jack Benny - September 21, 1952 - In Scotland, Jack Goes Shopping with Mary

The gang gathers at a lunch counter; later, Jack tells a reporter about his trip to Scotland the past summer.

Burns & Allen - September 20, 1945 - New House

George and Gracie are forced to move when their landlord sells their house.

Fibber McGee & Molly - September 19, 1950 - Chicken Barbecue

McGee invites all of his and Molly's friends to a chicken barbecue.

Phil Harris/Alice Faye - September 18, 1949 - Phil Returns to the Air

Phil returns from his summer trip to Canada, but the first show of the season is tomorrow and nothing has been prepared. Alice sings "There's Yes Yes in Your Eyes" and Phil sings "Silas Lee".

Jack Benny - September 17, 1950 - In Venice

The cast discusses the previous week's season premiere, and Mary recalls the trip to Venice taken that summer by her and Jack. Frank Nelson plays a phone company worker who collects the money from Jack's pay phone. Dennis Day sings "Mona Lisa".

My Favorite Husband - September 16, 1949 - Baseball

George and Mr. Atterbury want to play in the baseball game at the company outing, but they'll only be allowed in the game if their wives also play.

You Bet Your Life - September 15, 1947 - Audition Show

This is the first episode produced of "You Bet Your Life", in order to sell the show. Jack Slatery is the announcer.

Burns & Allen - September 14, 1943 - Brian Donlevy / Gracie the Actress

Gracie tries to get Brian Donlevy to perform with her theater group. Jimmy Cash sings "How Sweet You Are"

Jack Benny - September 13, 1953 - Back from Vacation in Hawaii

Jack returns from his summer vacation in Hawaii, and the gang gathers to greet him. Dennis Day sings "With These Hands".

Fibber McGee & Molly - September 12, 1939 - Wedding Aniversary

The McGees plan to celebrate their fifteenth anniversary by eloping and renewing their vows.

Our Miss Brooks - September 11, 1949 - Head of the Board

Connie plans to take Walter on a picnic, but Walter has tricked Mr. Conklin into believing the head of the school board will make an inspection visit.

Jack Benny - September 10, 1950 - Back from London

Jack and Rochester return from Jack's summer engagement at the Palladium. Dennis Day sings "Goodnight, Irene". The gang arrives at the studio to find that a TV show is being produced, and no one remembers radio. Frank Nelson and Mel Blanc play crew members.

The Great Gildersleeve - September 9, 1945 - Leroy's New Teacher

As the new school year starts, Leroy's afraid he'll have trouble with his new teacher.

The Magnificent Montague - September 8, 1951 - Boo Boo, Foo Foo

A mysterious woman phones looking for Edwin, but identifies herself as Foo Foo and calls him Boo Boo.

Jack Paar - September 7, 1947 - Breakfast Foods

A satiric look at the world of breakfast cereals.

The Great Gildersleeve - September 6, 1942 - The Golf Tournament

The day after Marjorie is brought to a club dance by a bandleader , Gildy plays against him in a golf tournament. Mel Blanc plays an announcer, and Frank Nelson plays the bandleader.

Jack Benny - January 21, 1940 - Killer Hogan

Doing the show from New York, Jack wants to protect himself from Fred Allen, and hires a fey bodyguard. Dennis Day sings "There I Go". Frank Nelson plays Jack's doctor.

Our Miss Brooks - September 4, 1955 - Summer Vacation

When Connie hears that Mr. Boynton is vacationing at Crystal Lake, she plans a trip there as well.

Fibber McGee & Molly - January 4, 1949 - Weather Stripping

McGee installs weatherstripping to stop a draft coming through the front door.

The Great Gildersleeve - September 2, 1945 - Labor Day at Grass Lake

Marjorie, Leroy and Birdie try to wheedle Gildy into taking a holiday trip to Grass Lake.

Jack Benny - January 14, 1940 - Intermezzo

The movie "Intermezzo" is parodied in a sketch.