Fibber McGee & Molly - February 28, 1950 - Mayor LaTrivia's Party

Hizzoner invites the McGees to a formal party.

Bob Hope - February 27, 1945 - Frank Sinatra

At a military hospital in Palm Springs, the guest is Frank Sinatra. Frances Langford sings "I Dream of You". Sinatra sings "I'm Beginning to See the Light".

Jack Benny - February 26, 1939 - Jesse James Part 1

Jack's disappointed that he didn't win the Academy Award; the recent Jesse James movie is parodied in a sketch. Verna Felton appears as Jesse James' mother, and Andy Devine plays Jesse's brother. Kenny Baker sings "This Night".

Phil Harris/Alice Faye - February 25, 1951 - Phil's Golf Game

Phil and Elliott bet the sponsor that he can't beat Phil at golf. Alice sings "I Wonder Why".

Fibber McGee & Molly - February 24, 1942 - The Horse

McGee proposes that he and Molly get a horse. Molly's against it.

You Bet Your Life - February 23, 1949 - Unedited

In an episode not yet edited for broadcast, Groucho interviews the head of the Dana Andrews fan club and a studio fan mail clerk, an airline hostess and a traveling salesman, and a manicurist and a blacksmith.

Fred Allen - February 22, 1939 - Subway Posters

Here's an hour-long episode of "Town Hall Tonight".

Jack Benny - February 21, 1943 - Monument for Jack

The show originates from Chicago, in Jack's home state of Illinois. The guest is Bob Crosby, who would later play the show's bandleader after Phil Harris' departure. Dennis Day sings "I've Heard That Song Before."

Our Miss Brooks - February 20, 1949 - The Frog

Connie gets advice from a Frenchman on how to get Mr. Boynton's attention.

Fibber McGee & Molly - February 19, 1946 - Doc & Fibber Dine at Joe's Gravy Bowl

Molly has the flu, and Doc Gamble gets her some relief by taking McGee out to dinner.

The Great Gildersleeve - February 18, 1945 - Aunt Hattie Stays On

The family perks up at the news that Aunt Hattie is leaving.

Jack Benny - February 17, 1946 - From Palm Springs

In a show from Palm Springs, Jack's age is discussed as his birthday has just occurred, and Frank Nelson plays an announcer. Mel Blanc plays Jack's violin teacher, Professor LeBlanc.

Duffy's Tavern - February 16, 1951 - Archie Goes to the Opera

After spending a night at the opera, Archie decides to write one.

Fibber McGee & Molly - February 15, 1944 - Fibber Has His Handwriting Analyzed

A handwriting analyst tells McGee that he has aptitude to be a doctor.

Jack Benny - February 14, 1954 - Jack's 39th Birthday Again

It's February 14, which means it's time for Jack to turn 39 again (and again and again.) Mel Blanc plays Mr. Finque, a bit that was used several times. Dennis Day sings "Secret Love".

Phill Harris/Alice Faye - February 13, 1949 - Someone Sends Alice Flowers for Valentine's Day

Alice receives flowers for Valentine's Day, but Phil has no idea who sent them. Alice sings "Skip to My Lou", and Phil sings "Minnie the Mermaid".

Jack Benny - February 12, 1950 - Will TV Replace Radio?

In New York, Jack is once again staying at the run-down Acme Plaza. The Ink Spots sing "If I Didn't Care", which morphs into the middle commercial. A parody of the Fred Allen show asks the question, "Will television replace radio?"

The Great Gildersleeve - February 11, 1948 - Gildy Gets Eyeglasses

When the figures are all wrong on the reports coming out of Gildy's office, Gildy accuses his secretary of needing glasses, but it turns out Gildy's the one who needs them.

Fibber McGee & Molly - February 10, 1942 - Valentine Candy

Molly receives a box of candy for Valentine's Day, but McGee doesn't remember sending one.

You Bet Your Life - February 9, 1949 - Unedited

In this Valentine's Day-themed episode, Groucho meets a pair of high school students, a wedding caterer and a marriage license bureau chief, and an American war bride and French war groom.

Jack Benny - February 8, 1942 - Jack Complains about Fred Allen's Show

Because of the wartime change to permanent Daylight Savings Time, Jack docks the cast an hour's pay. Frank Nelson plays Virgil, the sound man.

Bob Hope - February 7, 1950 - From the Vine Street Playhouse with Fred Allen

In a sketch, Bob runs into Fred Allen when he returns to Hollywood from Washington, D.C. Bob and Doris Day sing "I Wanna Go Home with You".

Fibber McGee & Molly - February 6, 1940 - Everyone Is Nice to Fibber

Everyone the McGees run into has something nice to say or give to McGee.

Our Miss Brooks - February 5, 1950 - Miss Enright's Dinner

Connie's upset because while she's been working nights, Mr. Boynton's been seeing Miss Enright.

Jack Benny - February 4, 1940 - Leaving for Yosemite

The gang takes a trip to Yosemite, and they stop at a store on the way for outdoor supplies

My Favorite Husband - February 3, 1951 - Liz Develops Inferiority Complex

After her failings are pointed out by everyone else, Liz develops an inferiority complex.

This is one of the episodes that was adapted for "I Love Lucy", with much of the script transferred intact.

Fibber McGee & Molly radio show 2/2/54 Redecorating the Servicemen's Center

When Molly is elected to head the Women's Club committee on fixing up the Servicemen's Center, McGee decides to do the work himself.

Burns & Allen - February 1, 1944 - William Powell

Gracie helps guest star Willliam Powell with his insomnia.