In the last show of the season, George and Gracie plan their summer tour entertaining at military hospitals.
In the last show of the season, George and Gracie plan their summer tour entertaining at military hospitals.
After George tells Gracie he has sold the chicken ranch she bought last week, she starts a matchmaking service.
Gracie's mother hates George and doesn't think he can take care of her daughter, so George agrees to a plan to get her to go home.
Gracie decides George would be better off as a lawyer.
Gracie writes love letters for a girlfriend to help her catch a husband.
George and Gracie spend the night with Rita Hayworth, and Gracie tries to prove that George is a genius.
After listening to a Thin Man-type show on the radio, Gracie is convinced that she'll have to solve crimes in her everyday life.
Harry Morton wants to bring George along on an apple-picking job in Washington state, but George thinks the job is in D.C.
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.
Gracie proposes that the Beverly Hills Uplift Society take over performing the show, and that George should direct it.
Gracie tries to break the news gently to George about the total for last month's Christmas bills.
Gracie takes pity on Meredith Willson's lack of success with women and tries to turn him into a lady killer.
On tour in Philadelphia, George and Gracie find there's a shortage of hotel rooms. After Gracie sneaks her way into securing one for her and George. Gracie dreams that guest star Franchot Tone is George.
Since the Burnses are cutting their budget down to help during the war, Gracie buys a live turkey for Thanksgiving.
Announcer Bill Goodwin is up for a movie role, but the producer wants to cast a married man.
George thinks Gracie's acting even stranger than usual, and the sound man suggests that she see a psychiatrist.
George and Gracie need a new refrigerator, so they decide to go on a quiz show to win one. Frank Nelson plays a contestant on the show.
A guest star is needed for the first show of the fall season. The sponsor wants Clark Gable, but all George has is an impersonator.
George owes a $25 fee for his court case; in trying to raise the money, Gracie racks up far more than that in phone charges, which puts George right back into a pickle again.