Gildy is concerned about his relationship with Eve because she won't say if she'll still marry him if he loses his campaign to become mayor.
Gildy is concerned about his relationship with Eve because she won't say if she'll still marry him if he loses his campaign to become mayor.
While out mailing a letter, McGee gets his feet stuck in a fresh layer of tar on the road.
Groucho meets athlete and future politician Bob Mathias and his wife, a businessman and businesswoman, and a dog show judge and a farmer.
Before he leaves on a trip to Chicago, Jack gives the Colmans a ride to the studio to see his show. Jack also announces that he will be traveling to Texas to give benefit shows for the Texas City disaster victims.
In a show from Richmond, Doris Day sings "My Dream Is Yours". In a sketch, the cast re-enacts the settlement of Virginia.
McGee drops everything and plans to move to beautiful Portland, Oregon after receiving a telegram from his cousin asking him to run a string of canneries.
In order to get Alice to agree to do a movie, a studio offers Phil a small role in the film.
The Beverly Hills Beavers, the kids club in which Jack is a member, put on their version of the Benny show, with the children mimicking all the cast members. This premise was performed again on the episode of 2/22/53.
When a collection agency pursues faculty members, Connie and Mr. Boynton decide to put up the school's new TV set as collateral.
Molly wants to see Opening Day, but McGee is reluctant to pay.
Groucho meets a bachelor and a spinster, a telephone operator and a housewife, and an antique dealer and a dealer in war surplus materials.
The gang eats at the drugstore across the street from the studio. Frank Nelson once again plays Virgil, the sound man. Dennis Day sings "I Remember You". Later, a play Don has written is performed.
The school drama club wants to perform a modern rewrite of Shakespeare called "Romiette and Julio".
McGee tries to call the bank to complain about his statement, but keeps getting interrupted.
Dennis visits a marriage counselor (Cathy Lewis) to find out if he and Mildred are compatible with each other.
For the second week in a row, Jack is visited by IRS agents who can't believe he spent so little money on potential deductions. Later, Jack takes the Beavers to the circus.
A breakout at the county jail causes Gildy to panic.
Gracie decides George would be better off as a lawyer.
A lost button of McGee's finds its way to the scene of a jewel robbery.
Jack returns to the show after a five week absence, and Frank Nelson plays Jack's doctor. Dennis Day sings "We Mustn't Say Goodbye."
Mrs. Davis suggests to Connie that Mr. Boynton might feel romantically towards her if she acts more vulnerable, so Connie begins having crying fits.
McGee's cousin Salvador, an artist, is coming for a visit. This inspires McGee to take up painting.
Gildy fights to keep Leroy's pet pig, seeking to avoid a city ordinance against livestock.
With a new Buck Benny movie in the pipeline, the cast performs a Buck Benny sketch after a long hiatus. Dennis Day sings a song from the new movie.
Gracie writes love letters for a girlfriend to help her catch a husband.
McGee tries to help Kramer by fixing his cash register.
When Fred is accused of renting a room in violation of rent ceilings, Jimmy Durante waits for his friend Umbriago to defend him.
George Jessel hosts the show while Jack is late getting back to Hollywood, while we hear Jack and Rochester on the train.
Remley tells the newspaper about the flying saucer he's seen. He also tells them he's Phil Harris.
Molly brings the car home missing a fender, and has to keep McGee from seeing the car until Gildersleeve can replace the fender for her.