McGee thinks there's a mouse in the house, and he's determined to trap it.
McGee thinks there's a mouse in the house, and he's determined to trap it.
Stretch has a crush on Harriet, and he's afraid it'll affect his basketball play.
Jack's disappointed that he didn't win the Academy Award. The gang parodies the 1939 movie "Jesse James" starring Tyrone Power and Henry Fonda.
Liz goes to see a doctor about her absent-mindedness, but then reports her car stolen when she forgets that George dropped her off at the doctor.
McGee finds out there will be a live model at his art class. This script was also performed on May 8, 1951.
Archie's unscrupulous friend Slip (played by Alan Reed) persuades him to apply for a patent on electricity.
The show is broadcast from the Presidio at San Francisco before an audience of soldiers.
Harry Morton wants to bring George along on an apple-picking job in Washington state, but George thinks the job is in D.C.
The McGees head down to the train station to catch a train out of town.
While in New York, Phil and Remley concoct a publicity stunt by saying Phil will jump off the Brooklyn Bridge.
Jane Wyman is the guest in a show performed from St. Joe, for the benefit of the Red Cross blood drive.
Dr. Hall uses the opportunity of an address in the Ivy chapel to speak of tolerance and brotherhood, after a Chinese student leaves Ivy because of prejudice.
Gracie wants to help her friend Tootsie marry Bill Goodwin, and she orders a beauty kit to make Tootsie look like Veronica Lake.
George complains to his office landlord about the dancer practicing noisily above his office. He doesn't know it's Fred Astaire.
First McGee runs out of coal; then the water pipes freeze.
Jack promotes his upcoming appearance on the Ford Theater, and celebrates his birthday a day early.
Gildy is contacted by an old school chum, but can't remember who he is.
McGee is arrested after accepting a job as a watch salesman.
The students at the school have a tradition of building snowmen on the lawns of the faculty members they like best, but the Halls are perturbed when there isn't one on their lawn.
The events just after last Sunday's show are revisited. Jack's guardian angel appears again, and Frank Nelson plays a drugstore clerk.
The new war rationing system is the subject in Allen's Alley. "Take It or Leave It" starring Phil Baker, the show that follows Allen's, invades Allen's show in retribution for the frequent overruns by Allen's show.
When Molly is asked to fill a vacancy on the city council, McGee is delighted, but Molly has doubts.
Jack is late to the show after oversleeping. A flashback shows Jack and Mary at the Santa Anita racetrack the day there was a big winner. Frank Nelson plays a pickpocket.
Phil's going to New York as a member of the Jack Benny cast, but Alice and Remley aren't invited.
When the mayor leaves town on business, Gildy becomes the acting mayor.
The program originates from San Francisco, as McGee makes plans to put in a wall safe.
After Jack goes to see "It's a Wonderful Life" with Mary and runs into Frank Capra, his guardian angel shows him what the world would have been like without him.
Groucho meets a newlywed couple, a married man and a supermarket clerk, and a brownie troop leader and a public school official.