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5478:) has set up a picnic lunch for her boy-scout group. While she's back in the house, two older boys come by, steal the cupcakes and knock over the pitcher of juice. Mrs. Thorndyke informs her group that this will be her last time as Den Mother. Her husband's job is transferring him, so she and her scout son, Benjy, will be moving away. The boys say that none of their mother's are available to fill in. Chip volunteers Bub to be Den Mother. Later, Chip tells Steve that he volunteered Bub without asking him first. That night the family pampers Bub and then Chip tells him what he did. Bub says he doesn't want to be Den Mother. Steve talks Bub into it. At his first scout meeting, Bub asks the boys why there's white paint on their uniforms. They say that the older boys, Larson and Phil, have been picking on them. Bub tells them they shouldn't run from bullys. Bub attends a meeting with the other Den Mothers. One mother complains that Bub is too rough on his group, making them march and teaching them about fighting. Chip tells Steve that some of the boys are quitting because of Bub. The scouts are having a bake sale. When Larson and Phil come by and try and steal two cakes, Bub pushes their faces into the cakes. One of the mothers witnesses this, doesn't approve of what Bub did and she takes the scouts away. Chip is proud of what Bub did. That night, the mother comes by with the scout group and admits that Bub did the right thing. 5535:) are at an automobile junk yard. Joan is upset because she and Hank were supposed to be on a date and she leaves. Later, Robbie apologizes to Joan and says the afternoon was all his fault. He tells her she shouldn't stay mad at Hank. Joan tells him she's no longer interested in Hank. She's tells Robbie she's glad he came over and this could be the start of something. Meanwhile, Chip wants Sudsy to come out and play. But Sudsy is spending time with his new friend Barry and Chip is odd man out. That night, Steve can sense something is wrong with Chip. He is told that Chip is upset because Sudsy is only playing with new kid Barry. Steve wants everyone to spend more time with Chip to try and cheer him up. The next day Steve takes Chip to the Air Base with him. Robbie tells Hank that while he likes Joan, he doesn't want to go out with her because she's Hank's girl. Hank wants Robbie to go out on the date because she'll eventually come back to him. Hoping to upset Joan, Robbie brings Chip on the date. The plan backfires when Joan thinks it's sweet. The next day the family has plans to go to the ballgame. Sudsy comes by and wants to play with Chip, but Chip says he's busy. Bub learns from Mrs. Pfeiffer that Chip gave Sudsy the brush off. The family comes up with a plan to make Chip want to play with Sudsy again. Robbie and Hank come up with a plan to have Joan get back with Hank. It works, but not perfectly. 1961:) to find out. They walk past a car that has a hubcap that fell off. Robbie tries to put it back on and a man confronts him. Robbie and Judy run away. When Robbie gets home, Steve asks him why he's been reading so many mystery novels lately. Robbie sees Vivian and she makes a remark about Judy. Robbie goes to see Judy again and tells her someone in a trenchcoat is following him. Back at home, Robbie tells Mike someone is following him and points the man out across the street. Robbie asks Mike's help. Robbie leaves the house and the man starts to follow him. Mike then comes out and follows the man. The man runs off and Robbie and Mike run after him, but they lose him. The next day, Jean tells Mike that a man came to school to look through student pictures. He picks out Robbie's. Judy and Vivian each get mysterious letters. The two girls both wind up in the Douglas house cellar. Jean and her father show up. Robbie shows up and no one knows what's going on. Mike arrives and reveals he was the one that sent everyone the letters. Mike explains who the man following Robbie is and then the lights go out. But it turns out the person who was following Robbie was actually Vivian's brother, Andy. Vivian had Andy follow Robbie because she thought there was something going on between Robbie and Judy. Things do get straightened out. 5893:) comes by and tells Robbie that she must have hit her head when she fainted but he thinks she'll be OK. The Doctor thinks she fainted from hunger. The woman comes to and Dr. Nugent tells her she needs rest and some food. Chip and Sudsy show the woman their wild bird. As Robbie is feeding her soup, she says she's from Italy and her name is Francesca Powley. Mike comes home and is thinking about calling the police on Francesca. She tells him her father is a Count back in Milan. She is a Countess and her father sent her to America to marry the son of a friend of his. The son was ugly and treated her cruelly, so she ran away before the wedding. Someone told her that there were only men in this house, so she thought she could cook for them. Mike's not sure he believes her story and finds a phone number in her purse. He learns from her sister that Francesca's running away from a job as a house maid and her sponsor died. She is supposed to be sent out of the country. Mike says they should call the immigration authorities. Francesca says she wants to stay in America. Mike makes another call and finds out that all she has to do is find another sponsor. Steve and Bub come home and the boys tell them about Francesca. When they go to see her, she's gone. 5839:) arrives. He tells Bub that he is to be Bub's butler for the next two weeks. At first Bub enjoys being pampered, but then he finds out he'll still have to do the cooking. It's 2 o'clock in the morning and Bub finds Charles having tea in the kitchen. Charles tells Bub about Angela, a woman he cares for back in England. Charles is in the States to earn enough money as Angela won't consider marriage without security. Charles is competing with another guy named Monty and the first to get enough money wins Angela. The next day Charles receives a cablegram, but he won't tell Bub what it says. For the next couple days Charles is in a bad mood. That night the family can't find Tramp. Charles says he put the dog in an animal shelter as he is allergic to him. Steve goes to talk with Charles to find out what's going on. Charles would like to be fired. Bub finds out that Monty is returning to England with enough money. Charles wants to go back but if he quits, he loses his salary. If he's fired, Charles still gets the money. Charles receives another cablegram from Angela saying Monty didn't have enough money and she's waiting for him. Now realizing that money is too important to Angela, Charles sends her a cablegram saying "Get Lost". 9314:), a famous, globe-trotting archaeologist, is coming to town. He's coming to meet Mike and will be here the next day. Mike doesn't seem to be anxious about it. But the more his family asks how he's doing, the more nervous Mike gets. Steve's co-worker, Mark Felson, belongs to an archaeology club and they would like to make Tom an honorary member. Mike meets Tom and becomes a clumsy, accident-prone bundle of nerves. Tom becomes the recipient of a series of messy but funny indignities. Tom and Sally are invited to the Douglas house for dinner, but Steve is still at work and doesn't know about it. Bub gets a call for Steve that the archaeology club banquet is being moved to a bigger room at the hotel. Tom and Sally arrive at the house and the accidents continue. Steve arrives home and accidentally causes Tom to be stuck in a closet. It's the night of the archaeology club banquet and Steve and Mike go to pick up Tom. Bub forgot to tell Steve about the room change. This results in Tom being initiated, unwillingly, into a wacky lodge while Steve and Mike are kept out of the room. Mark Felson finds Steve and tells him about the room change, but it's too late. The next day, good-natured Tom takes things in stride. 2782:). Steve tells Mike he should invite her and her family over for a cook out. When Mike brings her home to meet the family, she makes a beeline straight for Steve. Mary Beth asks Steve to maybe help her with her trigonometry. After Mike and her leave, Bub tells Steve that she definitely has a thing for him, but Steve brushes it off. Mary Beth calls Steve at his office to discuss him helping her study. Steve mentions having her over for a cook out, thinking Mike had asked, which he didn't. Mary Beth comes by the Douglas house and asks Bub if she can help with the cook out. Bub has no idea what she's talking about. Steve comes home and gets trapped into tutoring her. Mike arrives and gets a little jealous over the situation. At dinner, Mary Beth is fawning all over Steve and Mike has a few more jealous moments. Mike has a talk with Steve and tells him that he's encouraging Mary Beth. Mary Beth tells her mother that the man she is interested in is named Steve Douglas. Her mother says that Mary Beth's Aunt Rose used to date a boy named Steve Douglas. Her mother also says that she herself had a crush on him. Mary Beth finally realizes something and the next day at the cook out, she spends all her time with Mike. 2094: 8885:) over to the house to do some work over the weekend. Chip and Ernie remind Steve that he was to lead their Cub Scout adventure planned this weekend, doing a moose patrol. Steve completely forgot and promises to take the boys next weekend. George reluctantly agrees to go on the trip because he needs the plans done by Monday. At the campsite, George tries to teach the boys how to start a fire, while Steve works. George then takes them "Tracking and Trailing". Ernie keeps telling George he's not doing things according to the manual. That night, George tells the boys science fiction stories instead of ghost stories and the boys love it. The next morning Steve's work is interrupted because he needs to find more water. Steve finds a lake but then falls into a well and can't get out. George is tired of all the delays and goes to hitch a ride back. The boys go to look for Steve. They find a cow. They think they're lost but they eventually find Steve. The boys have a rope but can't pull Steve out. They use the cow to pull the rope. George comes back and they head for home. Back at the house, Steve gives George the finished plans. Steve was able to figure things out while he was in the well. 7619:), a hip, young restaurateur, comes by and meets Steve. Jimmy is actually there to meet Chu Yin Tai, but Ray doesn't think the time is right. Ray explains to Steve that Yin Tai was groomed to marry a much older man in China, but he passed away. She is staying with Ray and Mary for now. Steve meets Yin Tai and she is very quiet and demure. Ray asks Steve to have Robbie help her adjust to America before meeting Jimmy. Meanwhile, Chip and Ernie try to change a girl they know, Ethel Mae, into a tom-boy. Robbie meets Yin Tai and asks her what she used to do for fun. She says she learned things to make her a better wife. Robbie gives her the nickname Sunny and starts to teach her the ways of young Americans. Robbie and Sunny get along very well and she learns much from him. Ray is going to have a party and will invite Jimmy. Sunny is a little anxious about meeting Jimmy. It's the night of the party and Sunny comes out acting all hip and obnoxious. She tells Ray she did it because she didn't want Jimmy to like her because he's much older than her. The party goes on and things work out. It's another day and Sunny and Robbie are at the malt shop. She suggests some changes in his appearance. 3236: 9163:), the owner of the restaurant, will be selling and go back to Hong Kong. She's been running the place since her older husband died and it's the only life she knows. Ray would like Steve to try to convince her to stay as there are many great things to do in America. Meanwhile, Ernie lost all his prized marbles and would like Chip to try and win them back. It turns out that Ernie lost them to Janie. Steve tells the Wong's that Mei accepted an invitation to go to a party with him and his friends. Later, Mei tells Ray that she would like to back out of going to the party. Mei cherishes Steve's friendship and doesn't want to ruin it by not knowing how to act around his friends. Chip gets upset when Janie wins all of his marbles. She wants to return them, but he refuses. Steve picks up Mei for the party and she is beautiful. At first things are awkward for Mei, but it's not long before she fits right in and has a good time. At the end of the night, Mei thanks Steve. Janie finds a way for Chip to win his marbles back and they become friends. Mei tells Steve that because he gave her her confidence back, she's going to open a Chinese restaurant in Paris. 3336:). Steve tries to get out of it, but Ed won't take no for an answer. Steve meets Rusty and Fran. Fran is quite unsociable towards Steve. They all head out for the picnic and some fishing and it's obvious that Ed and Rusty are playing matchmaker. When they get to where they were going to fish, the creek is dried up. And because Ed thought they'd catch enough fish, Rusty didn't bring any sandwiches. Fran tells Steve that she was hoping for peace and quiet and was forced by the Wallace's to go on this picnic because of him. Steve points out that he only came along on the trip to appease the Wallace's. Fran now understands and is friendlier to Steve. Ed has already made plans for the next day. When the plans are cancelled because Ed isn't feeling well, Steve and Fran spend a peaceful morning together. They talk about their children and then they kiss each other. But then Ed and Rusty show up. The next day, Ed and Rusty are getting ready to head home. Something Ed says makes Steve and Fran realize why he was so pushy. Steve and Fran feel bad for the way they acted towards the Wallace's. Steve and Fran decide to return home early to see their families. 9522:) to keep house. Fedocia complains about everything and the boys don't get along with her. Steve tells Mike that they'll have to try and make it work with Fedocia. Things finally come to a head and Steve is about to tell her to leave. Just then the doorbell rings and it's Bub's brother Charley O'Casey. Charley was in the Merchant Marines. He'll be leaving for San Francisco to get on a boat to the Caribbean in a few days. Steve asks him to stay with them till then. When Fedocia hears Charley's staying, she says she's leaving. Mike, Robbie and Steve are doing the cooking. When they leave the kitchen, Charley tells some stories to Chip, throws away the food and starts cooking himself. Charley lets the guys think that it was their food. Steve needs to leave for a couple days on business. Steve calls and Chip tells him his school's open house is that evening. Chip knows Charley is leaving that night. But Charley's a little disappointed that Chip didn't ask him to go to the open house. Charley learns from Robbie that Chip wanted to ask him. Chip is thrilled when Charley shows up at the school. Charley decides to stay and help the family. 4392:) and Mr. Crockett measuring things in the house. They give him an estimate for air conditioning. Mike tells Steve that because of something Wendy heard, she is now interested in him. Mrs. Bergen comes to the house and she accuses Bub of sending a blackmail letter to her about Chip. It's another day and Bub and his friends are playing cards again. Robbie comes in and tells Bub he's been nominated for class president. Mrs. Bergen is still giving Chip extra homework because of the ants. And what Wendy heard about Mike turns out to not be true, so she's lost interest in him. Someone is getting involved in a job prospect for Steve. Mrs. Bergen gets another letter and tells Bub if there's a third letter she will call the police. The guy that's running against Robbie for president gives him a black eye because of something that was said over the school PA system. The family is starting to wonder who is behind all of this. Bub's friends come by and Steve and the boys suddenly think they may be involved. Bub thinks they were just trying to help and Steve goes to talk to them. Steve doesn't get through to them, so Bub talks to them. 3883:) is in love with an older man. Julie knows the guys name starts with an M, but she can't get any other information out of Linda. The next day, Julie tells Steve she found Linda's diary and wonders if it would be right to look in it. Robbie asks Linda to stop calling him Marlon as it's embarrassing. Without Mike knowing it, Robbie borrows Mike's fraternity pin to replace a missing button on his shirt. A mix up, caused by the borrowed fraternity pin, causes Steve to think it is Mike who is dating the Linda. An angry Steve goes home and accuses Mike of being with Linda. Mike has no idea what Steve is talking about. Steve leaves to answer a phone call. Robbie tells Mike that Linda took Mike's fraternity pin from him. Robbie tells Steve that Linda calls him Marlon and makes up stuff about him in her diary. Steve goes to talk to Julie. He tells her that Linda has a crush on Robbie, they're not dating and everything that Linda put in her diary is made up. Linda comes home and tells Julie and Steve she now has a crush on another boy. Chip and Sudsy find out that the two girls who followed them around are now after two other boys. 5335:) comes by the Douglas house. He informs Steve that he has to take a trip to Rome to close a deal. Steve would like Joe to send someone else. Joe really needs Steve to go and as an incentive, the boys can go along. Steve says he'll think it over. Steve tells Bub about the time he was in Rome with the boys mother and there are just too many memories. Something Bub says convinces Steve to make the trip. In Rome, Steve and the boys stay at a house run by housekeeper Sophia. Robbie notices Steve acting strange. Chip goes grocery shopping with Sophia, Robbie does some sight seeing and Mike hopes to meet some Italian women. Robbie tells Steve about a guy he met named Giovanni. Giovanni's mother hasn't left her house in 6 years. She's a widow and doesn't want to see any of the places she used to go to with her husband. Something Robbie says makes Steve decide to visit some of the places he was at with the boys mother. Mike runs into Steve at a restaurant and Mike is with a girl he thinks is Italian but turns out to be American. The next day the family and friends takes a picture at a place Steve and the boys mother visited. 3966:), an old college friend of Steve's, calls. Steve invites him over for dinner. After dinner, Steve and Wally reminisce about old times. Wally mentions how when they needed money back then, they just went to another town and got a job. And they didn't tell their parents they were going. Mike gets the idea to just pick up and leave for Glenville to work for two weeks. The next morning, Mike and Robbie leave a note for Steve and head off. Steve believes they'll be home before dinner. The boys wind up at Mrs. Hansen's boarding house. Another one of her boarders is Mr. Gifford who works at the local cannery. Mr. Gifford says it's hard work, but Mrs. Hansen talks him into giving Mike and Robbie a job. One day of work and the boys are exhausted. Steve finally gets a letter from the boys and they say they're working and doing fine. He travels to Glenville to see how the boys are doing. Steve overhears the other boarders say how well raised Mike and Robbie are and what hard workers they are. Robbie and Mike admit they're homesick, but Steve taught them to finish what you started. Steve is very proud and knows they're OK. 6914:), who lives down the street, believes that a planetoid will hit the earth in one weeks time. Dr. Hastings checks his figures and agrees it will be the end of the world. The men agree not to announce it for fear of panic. As they are in Blackwood's back yard, Chip and Ernie are eavesdropping. Chip doesn't believe it. He asks Mike about Dr. Blackwood and Mike says he's one of the top scientists around. Chip starts to think it could happen. Meanwhile, Blackwood and Hastings discover an error and there will be no collision. The boys agree to do good things with their time left. But whatever they do seems to backfire on them. Steve decides to talk to Chip and Chip finally tells him about the world coming to an end on Friday. Steve goes to see Dr. Blackwood and finds out about the mistake. It takes a little doing, but Steve convinces Chip that everything will be OK. Suddenly, the power, phone and water shut off and everyone starts wondering if it's really the end of the world. Chip comes in and tells the family that he forgot that he called to have everything shut off because of what was going to happen. 6166:), the President of Union Aircraft. Steve is supposed to sell him on a very important contract. Later, Mike doesn't want to walk 5 blocks to a girl's house. Bub tells Mike he used to walk 2 miles to school. He tells the boys they are lazy compared to the boys of his generation. They decide to surprise Bub by doing some chores around the house while he's at the dentist. Meanwhile, Thorne tells his assistant Jensen that he's surprised they're sending an engineer to negotiate the contract and not someone more important. Steve had left the phone number of where he'll be having the meeting in case of an emergency. Each son calls Steve and interrupts his meeting with questions that he can't help with. Bub comes home and finds that everything the boys tried to help with went wrong. He calls Steve and tells him the boys have to stop trying to help him. Despite all the interruptions, Steve's meeting went well. Thorne tells Jensen that he was wrong and Steve was just the kind of guy he liked working with. Thorne also thought that all those calls were from Steve's office and they can't get along without him. 4915:) and her parents to the lake for the weekend. Steve says the paper comes first. Janee comes by and tells Robbie how much she is looking forward to the trip. While he doesn't condone it, Mike shows Robbie a history paper Steve wrote long ago and got an A on. Robbie copies it. Janee and Robbie have a wonderful weekend together. Back at school, Robbie gets his term paper back from teacher Mr. Armstrong. Robbie got an F on the paper and a letter to give to Steve. Robbie gives Steve the letter which asks Steve to meet with Mr. Armstrong. Robbie confesses to copying the paper. Mike tells Steve he was the one that showed Robbie the paper to begin with. Steve goes to see Mr. Armstrong. Though he doesn't remember that far back, it seems Steve copied his paper word for word from an article published in 1874. Steve confesses to Robbie that he copied the paper as well. During the night, Steve gets up and shows Bub something he found in the attic. It turns out Steve was supposed to copy that paper for a typing class, so he didn't cheat. Steve decides to not tell Robbie because of the bonding moment they had. 7793:). Bub knew Joe's parents. After her performance, Bub tells Thelma about how he takes care of the Douglas family. She tells him about the acting jobs she's had. Bub goes to see her perform almost every night for a week. He tells the family that he has invited Thelma over for dinner. Mike wonders if Bub has gotten the show-business bug again. At dinner, Thelma really envies Bub's life. Bub longs for the thrill of the stage. They decide to exchange jobs and talk Joe into it. Steve is not thrilled that Bub didn't tell them about this new arrangement and having a complete stranger move in. After his first performance, Bub comes by to pick up some things and tells Steve how much he enjoyed being on stage again. Both Thelma and Bub are having a hard time adjusting to their new lives. Robbie comes by to visit Bub and tells him the family is throwing him a farewell party before he goes on tour. Thelma tells Steve she wishes she were going on tour, but she doesn't want to spoil it for Bub. Bub says he doesn't want to go on tour because he'll miss the family too much. The two exchange jobs again. 4724: 5740:) offers them a pig to raise. They'll be partners on the profits when they sell the pig. Despite Bub being against it, Steve allows Robbie to keep the pig, but he has to take care of it. Robbie and Hank build a pen for the pig in the back yard and they name it Hamlet. The guys have to find something for Hamlet to eat when Bub refuses to give them anything from the kitchen. That evening a Police Officer comes by and tells Steve there's been a complaint about the pig making noise. Steve finds out that Robbie was gone all day and the pig was making noise because it wasn't fed. Steve is upset that Robbie isn't taking better care of Hamlet. Hank tells Robbie that the pig is taking up too much of his time and he wants out of the partnership. It's been a while now and the pig is much bigger and doing well. Chip is upset when he learns Hamlet is to be sold for food. Steve has a long talk with Chip and gets him to understand. Robbie starts to feel bad and asks George to just keep Hamlet on the farm and not sell him. George decides to enter Hamlet in a local livestock show. The Judge ( 4331:), the caretaker, busy. Then the boys use the foot to make tracks that lead to the reservoir. Quinby starts to believe that Mike is stalling for some reason. He tells Mike that he's going to take a nap and sends Mike away. Quinby then goes looking around outside and finds the tracks. He brings in some police and they call for Professor Atkins from the museum. One of the police goes around the reservoir and says whatever it is, it didn't come out. Professor Atkins says they are hippopotamus tracks. The Dean then tells Steve how after a few days, the boys spread rumors that the water in town tastes funny. The Mayor orders the dragging of the reservoir. Mike and Tim think the joke has gone far enough, but the other boys don't care. Now there's plans to drain the reservoir. Mike comes up with a plan to make it look as though the Hippo walked out of the reservoir and then out of town. One of the boys, Buzz Talbot, who happens to be the Dean's grandson, confesses to Dean Talbot what they did. The Dean tells Steve how they will be disciplined and asks every parent's approval. 7948:), a reporter, comes by and hopes to get a story from Steve, but Steve has nothing to say. As a result of the visit, the entire Douglas family receives formal invitation letters with an RSVP request for each. When Ernie and Wilson the dog come for a visit, Chip has some fun with writing the RSVP letter before he writes the real serious letter. When in a rush the next day, Chip accidentally hands Bub one of the joke letters, now on the way to the royal highness. Chip attempts to speak directly to the Prince and Princess to correct the mistake, and ends up unknowingly interacting with the Prince himself. Later that day, the Prince invites Chip inside where he is greeted with ice cream and cake. Despite these efforts, the Princess has requested the RSVP letters be delivered to her directly. Back home, nobody believes Chip when he tells of his adventure with the Prince. This is until the Prince and Princess Joanne arrive at the Douglas home, where Joanne proceeds to tell Chip that she thought the letter was very funny and not to worry. Sundra and Joanne stay dinner. 7394:), while he is out walking Tramp. Susan is upset because Tramp chased her little dog. Steve learns that Susan works at the Top Hat night club and she's working in a little while. Steve tells her that his son Mike was going there. Steve goes to the club and sits with Mike and Sally. Susan joins them and Steve stays out late with her. The next morning, Mike and Robbie are surprised at how youthful Steve is acting. Steve has another date with Susan and the next morning he is tired. Mike is worried that Steve is falling in love with a woman 20 years younger than him. Mike and Robbie go to speak with Susan and tell her Steve just can't keep up with her. She thinks everything is fine and even mentions marriage. Mike learns that Steve is taking a trip and Susan checked out of her hotel room. Something Bub says to them makes them realize that Steve does have a life of his own. When they mention marriage to Steve, he says that while he's had fun with Susan, he's not getting married. They are both just going to the airport together and then going their separate ways. 7832: 4767: 8276:), one of the cheerleaders and Robbie's girlfriend, tries to make him feel a little better. Apparently, the school is only letting boys with good grades play on the team and they are not always the best athletes. The team is very despondent and wants to forfeit the last game. Mike writes a song making fun of the team and Robbie likes it. The girlfriends of the team players decide to stage a boycott against the boys until they beat Freemont High at the last game. Even Lissa gives Robbie the ultimatum. The guys try other girls their age, but they want the team to win as well. The guys then decide to ask freshman girls to the victory rally the night before the game. Robbie asks Debbie Rogers. When he picks her up, Robbie meets Debbie's older sister Arlene and winds up taking her and Debbie to the rally. At the rally, Robbie is surprised when he learns Arlene and Lissa are old friends. Lissa talks Arlene into leaving with Debbie. The next day, the team tries hard but still loses. Steve finds a way to show Robbie the team won a moral victory. 9057: 4673:). It turns out that Elizabeth is giving a lecture in Steve's town. Steve invites them over to the house. Back at home, Bub's lodge is having a picnic, Mike has to go to the Air Force Reserves, Robbie is going horse back riding and Chip is going on a Cub Scout hike. Steve arrives home and learns that everyone but Chip is gone. Chip and Sudsy talk to Jeannie for a while. The boys are fascinated by tales of Jeannie's worldly travels. It's not long before the boys have to leave and Steve finds he'll have to care for Jeannie by himself. Steve finds out from Jeannie that her parents are divorced and she spends 6 months with each of them. The two play house with Steve being the mother. They then go to the Soda Fountain for a while. The family comes home and Steve isn't there. Steve and Jeannie come home from the zoo and she meets the others. The family and Jeannie spend a nice evening together. Elizabeth comes to pick up Jeannie and Jeannie tells Steve that when she plays house again, she'll know what a real family is like. 5282:), from Grimm's, comes by to speak with Mike. Despite being older, Mike is immediately attracted to her. While at lunch, Mike finds out that Susan has a passion for guitar music. To impress Susan, Mike comes up with a plan to fake playing guitar while Robbie runs a phonograph record not far away. Mike goes to Susan's place with the guitar and amp and Robbie is outside the window. Mike leads Susan to believe that he built the guitar. Two of Susan's female friends come by. Mike was only planning on "playing" one song for them. Things go wrong when the ladies ask him to play one more. Wanting to seem older and more responsible to Susan, Mike is thinking of leaving school and getting a job. Steve and Bub go to see Susan. The men think Susan might have designs on Mike. She tells them that despite having some feelings for Mike, it was just a casual relationship. But she's afraid Mike might propose to her and she'll have to say no. Mike arrives and Steve and Bub slip out the back. Susan finds a way to let Mike down gently. 8838:), the Mayor, has come to take the O'Casey's to the parade. Mary Kathleen Connolly was engaged to Tom at one time, but does not care for him now. Bub then addresses a crowd and tells a few jokes. Steve and Mary Kathleen go for a bike ride and then rest by a pond. From behind a tree, Tom is watching them. It's dinner time and Steve is still out. When Steve shows up, Aunt Kate sends him to his room without dinner. The next morning Steve is about to ride into town on the bike. While Steve's talking to Aunt Kate, Tom lets the air out of one of the tires. Steve rides Kate's small bike into town. Mary Kathleen asks Steve if there's a woman in his life and Tom comes by and interrupts them. Steve and Mary Kathleen are at the pond again and Tom shoots chestnuts at Steve. Mary Kathleen sees Tom and he runs away. That night, Kate tells Steve that Mary Kathleen would marry anyone just to go to America. After a suggestion from Kate, Steve finds a way to have Mary Kathleen appreciate Ireland and Tom again. The family heads home. 1920: 4225:). Later at home, Robbie excitedly tells Mike that his locker is next to Chug's. Mike is not that impressed and calls Chug a show off. The next day at school, Robbie introduces Chug to Gloria Davenport, who Robbie went to grade school with. Chug tells Robbie that he took a few of Robbie's things, but Robbie says that it's OK. Robbie is developing a serious case of hero worship. Meanwhile, Chip is upset because Sudsy is inviting girls to his birthday party. Later, Robbie asks Gloria out and she says she already has a date with Chug. Mike and Robbie get into an argument because Mike says Chug is just being friendly to Robbie because there's something in it for him. Chug is running for president of the Student Body. Robbie learns that Mike is right when Chug asks Robbie to rig the election in his favor. Chip finds a way to get the girls to leave Sudsy's party early. Robbie and the rest of the Student council have finished counting the votes for president. Robbie goes over to Chug's house and meets Mr. Williams ( 6552:), because they look identical. But they soon realize Steve is American. The family is given a lousy room in the pub. The next day, Mike and Robbie meet two girls their age and have a nice conversation. Their brother doesn't want them talking to Mike and Robbie and chases the girls away. Chip meets a boy with the same name as his, Richard Douglas. His father comes by and wants Richard to go home. At the bar, Bub gets into a fight with one of the clan and Steve has to drag Bub outside. Steve thinks the people will treat them better if they dress likes Scots, but that doesn't work. Mike figures out that Steve owns the pub as the sign outside says "The Castle". Some of the men apologize to Steve for treating the family so poorly. Steve says he doesn't want the pub and that the clan can have it. Steve finally meets Laird Douglas and both claim to not see a resemblance. The Laird gets upset when Steve says he doesn't want the inheritance. Steve finds a loophole in the will that prevents him from keeping the pub. 4014:) complains about the caddy he was given during his practice round. No one else will volunteer to be the temperamental golfers caddy. Hank and Robbie show up and Robbie is assigned to be Danny's caddy. It's the day of the Tournament and Robbie meets Danny. Danny begins by playing very well. Then one of Danny's drives goes into the rough. Robbie finds the ball, but accidentally moves it. This makes it easy for Danny to hit the ball onto the green. Robbie tries to tell Danny what happened, but isn't able to. It's the end of the day and the first round of the tournament is over. Robbie tells Mike what happened and Steve overhears it. Steve tells Robbie that even though it will disqualify him, Danny needs to be told. The next day, Steve tries to talk to Danny, but Danny won't listen. Danny wins the tournament. In the locker room, Steve is able to tell Danny what happened. Steve will leave it up to Danny to do the right thing. The next day, they see in the newspaper that Danny came clean and disqualified himself. 2418:) while she's practicing the piano. She plays very well and Robbie tells her that he plays the trumpet, even though he isn't very good. To impress her he tells her he really digs classical music, but in fact he doesn't know the difference between Puccini and Presley. She invites him to her house and Robbie sees that she lives in refined and elegant style. This causes Robbie to turn a critical eye on his own home life. Because Robbie has been to her house several more times, when she calls him, Bub invites her to dinner. Robbie's worried about what she'll think of the Douglas household. Steve tells him that if he's going to continue to see Elizabeth, she better see what the Douglas family is really like. But when she does come for dinner, the table is set up very fancy and the family are all wearing suits. Things are very awkward and Robbie just freaks out. In the end, the family and Elizabeth play a jazzy tune together. Much to his relief, Robbie learns that Elizabeth is not as high-brow as he thought. 9363:). She is an attractive woman from France and she spends a lot of time with Robbie. It's a few days later and Robbie is back home. Yvonne comes to visit him. While there, she continues to pamper Robbie. The family wonders why Yvonne is spending so much time with Rob. Chip and Ernie are playing football outside and Ernie meets Linda Sue Clark. She's new on the block and wants to show Ernie her pony. Chip is upset when Ernie leaves with her. It's been two weeks and Yvonne is still coming by. Bub thinks it's because of Steve. Steve asks Sally what she thinks and Sally agrees with Bub. Mike knows an Intern at the hospital and the Intern thinks Yvonne comes by because of Steve. Chip continues to refuse to talk to Ernie. Robbie has a bunch of his friends come by to meet Yvonne. Steve wants to talk to Yvonne to get her uninterested in him. Steve learns that as he was her first case, she really wanted to take good care of Robbie. Chip finds out that Ernie was spending time with Linda Sue because of the pony. 3493:) and Dodo right away. Steve is trying to get some work done and the boys and the ladies are making a lot of noise outside. Steve asks them to stop and Chip says that Steve is crotchety. One night, the ladies are having a party for Ellen's birthday. Steve is trying to work and is annoyed by all the noise from the party. He tries calling them, but the line is busy. Steve goes over to the house and complains about the noise. The next day, the boys are upset with Steve because he called the police on the ladies. Steve says he didn't call the police. The boys go next door to tell the ladies it wasn't Steve that made the call. Ann comes by to apologize to Steve, but some of the things he says really makes Ann mad. The next day Steve leaves for the Pentagon. When Steve gets on the plane, Dodo and Ellen are on the same flight. A Dr. Gordon tells Steve that the two stewardesses just helped save a three month old baby's life. After the trip, Steve visits the ladies to apologize and brings some humble pie. 4280:) talk about the trip to the lake they're going to take. Freddy would rather stay home and play with Chip. Meanwhile, Mike and Amy are having a disagreement over what talent means. Amy sees one of the papers that Bub had under the chair he was painting and thinks it's artwork. She would like to show it to her uncle who runs an art gallery. Ralph calls Steve and asks if Chip could go on the trip with them. At first Chip doesn't want to go, but then he tells Steve he will. Amy tells Bub that her uncle liked the painting, has a buyer for it and would like to see more of Bub's work. Up at the lake, Chip sees how much Claire pampers Freddy. Ralph tells Claire he'd like to see Freddy act more like a boy. Bub has now seriously taken up painting. Amy's uncle is not impressed with Bub's new paintings. Chip and Freddy get into a fight when Freddy calls Chip a show off and Chip calls him a chicken. The boys give each other a black eye and become friends. Claire and Ralph are actually happy about the fight. 4628:) Hamburger Place, Mike meets Jackie Acton, Pop's daughter. He gets a date with her to see a movie that night. After the movie, Jackie tells Mike how envious she is of girls like Sue Ellen who will go to the dance in fancy clothes. Mike then asks Jackie to go to the dance with him. Later, Mike finds out that Roger did leave, and Sue Ellen can go to the dance with him. Some people are telling Mike he shouldn't take Jackie because she's from the "wrong side of the tracks" and wouldn't fit in. Steve is not happy with what Mike is doing to Jackie. Mike goes to tell Jackie he's going with Sue Ellen. But when Mike sees how excited about the dance Jackie is, he can't break off the date. It's the night of the dance and Mike's tuxedo pants are too big. Jackie comes in to wait for Mike while Bub fixes the pants. Jackie has quite the unusual dress on. Steve wants to find another dress for her and they figure out a way to do it. Jackie now looks beautiful and they have a great time at the dance. 7736:) house. While Siranee gets some candy as a reward, the boys look at all the interesting things in her house. Siranee gives Chip a small stone frog and tells him it's magical. If one holds it and makes a wish, the wish will come true. At home, Chip wishes for some cherry ice cream. Bub comes home and says he bought chocolate, but when he looks at it, it's cherry. Chip asks Mike and Sally if they believe in magic and Mike says no. Something else that Chip wishes for comes true. Steve is walking with Chip and Chip sees Siranee. He wants Steve to ask her about the magic frog and she tells Steve the same thing she told Chip. Robbie wants to ask Dolores for a date and Chip tells him about the frog. Robbie then gets a call from Dolores and she wants to go out with him. Mike still insists there is no magic, but then another wish Robbie made comes true. Other things happen that keep Chip believing in the magic. Steve goes to speak with Siranee and meets Rajeet, Ankara and Sadi ( 8993:), who's always trying to get a woman for Steve, comes by. She wants Steve to meet her cousin Maude and Steve lies and says he'll be busy. Chip witnesses this and Bub cheating at cards. Chip tells Steve about a boy at school that sometimes steals lunches and wants to know if that's OK. Steve tries to explain the difference between a "white lie' and real dishonesty. When Steve is almost going to write off a lunch with friends as a business meeting, he remembers his talk with Chip. At school, Chip and Ernie are about to try and steal their lunches, but then decide against it. When Steve's car is overparked, he's about to try and get away with it, but changes his mind. Steve tries to explain to the Policewoman why he was putting the chalk mark back on his tire. Chip and Ernie tell Steve that some of the boys that stole the lunches got caught. Chip and Ernie are glad they didn't go through with it. Steve reluctantly agrees to go out with Maude. 7067:) for the prom. Mike tries a casual proposal, but he doesn't get far with that. Robbie tries to get Georgia uninterested in him, but winds up with the date to the prom and them going steady. Bub tells Mike the romantic way he asked his wife to marry him. Mike tries the romantic touch with Sally, but she just laughs at him and they have a fight. Robbie tries to annoy Ann with a lot of corny romantic talk, but it backfires and he's also going steady with her. Mike tells Steve that Sally's going to have to ask him to get married. Steve tells Sally that her and Mike should make up, but Sally says Mike has to make the first move. Mike runs into Sally sitting on a park bench. Mike comes right out and pops the question in a traditional, straightforward manner. Sally accepts immediately and admits she should have done so the other times he tried to ask. Ann and Georgia find out that they are each going steady with Robbie and both break up with him. 3435:) that the two had one dinner together and she kind of scared him off. Pamela tells her friend Meg that she's still interested in Steve. When Meg finds out that Steve has an Irish father-in-law, she gives Pamela a reason to visit the Douglas house now and then. Pamela should talk to Bub about an Irish Club she knows of and then hopefully she'll run into Steve more often. Pamela keeps finding reasons to come by the house and Bub starts to think she is interested in him. As often as she does come by, she never runs into Steve. Mike and Robbie mention to Steve about Pamela always being around and how Bub acts towards her. One night when Bub is to see Pamela he wears a fancy suit and has on a toupee. Steve meets with Pamela to tell her that Bub is falling for her. While Pamela would like to be Bub's friend, she will let him down easy. Bub has been sulking for a couple days. Something the boys do finally gets Bub back to his old self. 6959:), who will be coming for a visit. Bub puts some hair restoring solution on his head in hopes of growing hair in order to impress Gladys. Mike and Robbie tease him about it. Ernie tells Chip that Bub should get toupee. Chip would like to surprise Bub and buy him one. While Bub is napping, Chip and Ernie manage to get an impression of Bub's head. The toupee arrives and Chip gives it to Bub. Bub is very grateful. But when he puts it on, the rest of the family starts laughing. Tramp barks at Bub and Robbie mentions how the toupee is the same color as Tramps fur. Chip overhears the family try and talk Bub out of wearing the toupee. Bub says he's going to wear it because Chip put a lot of effort into buying it. Chip finds a way to make Bub believe he'll look better without the toupee. Harry and Gladys arrive and Bub leaves with them for the evening. Tramp plays with Bub's toupee and Chip says it's OK as Bub doesn't need it. 5789:) asked about Mike. Burt thinks she wants to invite Mike to the Junior Guilds Ball. Mike tells Steve that the best looking girl at school is interested in him and he won two tickets to a baseball game. Mike realizes that the game is on the day he's to be at the base and gives the tickets to Steve. Mike gets together with Melissa and she does ask him to the Ball. It's also on the day he is to be at the base, but Mike doesn't say anything. Robbie shows Bub the fake mustache he's wearing. Mike sets up going to the drag races with his friend Archie, but then finds out it's during the weekend he is to be at the base. Mike talks to Steve about maybe not going to the base for the next mission. Steve tells him he will have to make that decision. Mike winds up going to the air base and he's able to set up a date with Melissa for the next weekend. Ingrid invites Robbie to a party where everyone has to dress up as little kids. 18827:). Charley tells Barbara and Dorothy Danson what a rowdy guy Tom was. Barbara says he may have changed after all this time, but Charley doesn't believe it. Tom arrives and Charley is stunned to see how well dressed and polite he is. Charley has Tom stay at the Douglas house. That night, Tom tells Charley he's just too old for the things they used to do. He doesn't even like to dwell on the past. After Dorothy and Charley play a duet, Tom tells Charley how nice Dorothy is. Dorothy tell Barbara how much she likes Tom. Charley shows up at Rob and Katie's house saying he's moved out. Tom tells Steve that he'll try and rectify his difference with Charley. Charley realizes he's in the way at Rob's house and goes to Chip's place. Chip tells Charley he knows he left the house because Tom stole Dorothy away from him. Charlie wants to fight Tom, but Steve tells them to talk it out. Charlie and Tom reminisce about old times. 2917:) and Marty, who are also rushing for the fraternity, come by. Mike is embarrassed when they see Bub in his lodge uniform. The next night, Doug and the boys call Mike and make fun of Bub. Bub picks up the extension phone and hears Mike and the boys talking about him. The fraternity boys come by the house hoping to see Bub dressed up. Then some of Bub's lodge members come by to pick him up and they're all dressed up. Mike is again embarrassed. Steve sees this and tells Mike he should stick up for his grandfather, but Mike is upset. Later, Mike is subjected to his initiation which involves pretend fishing in front of the local drug-store. Mike doesn't know, but Steve is seeing the whole thing. Back at home, Steve makes Mike realize that the silly things Bub did for his lodge is no different than the silly thing Mike did for the fraternity. Mike waits up for Bub to come home and they both reach an understanding. 5384:). Steve takes a walk with Bub and reminisces about the old days. Flashback to a young Steve asking Sarah Belle to a movie. Steve and Bub walk to a fish pond. Flashback to after the movie, Steve and Sarah Belle are by a fish pond where people throw in pennies. Steve tries to kiss Sarah Belle, but she pushes him into the pond. Steve and Bub run into Rebecca, who is staying with another Aunt nearby. The next day, Bub suggests to Robbie that to make Steve happy, he should go out once with Rebecca. Robbie reluctantly agrees. Before the date, Steve tells Robbie again what a nice old fashioned girl she is. Rebecca turns out to be anything but old fashioned. She's very aggressive and forward and Robbie is a little uneasy. At the pond, she tries to kiss Robbie and he falls in. As Robbie runs off, Rebecca says she had a nice evening. Not wanting to disillusion Steve, Robbie does not tell him how Rebecca really was. 18786: 6730:) drives up in a flashy car and offers Mary Lou a ride home which she accepts. Robbie is depressed because he can't afford a car. After dinner, Bub, Chip and Mike bring Robbie to the garage. Mike is going to get another car so Robbie can have his old one. The three are surprised when Robbie doesn't seem that excited. Mike talks to Robbie and Robbie says that while he appreciates what Mike did, he wants a car of his own. So it will really be his, Robbie offers to buy Mike's car. Robbie then trades the car for a beat up one that doesn't even run. Steve comes home from a trip and Bub tells him what Robbie did. Robbie goes around and gets parts for the car on credit. Bub tells Steve he's worried about how in debt Robbie's getting. Robbie finally finishes fixing the car and shows the family. It takes a little bit, but he gets it started and the brothers go for a ride. Robbie sells the car back to Mr. Smith ( 8173: 4179:), that she would like to have one date with Ken Everetts as she finds him interesting. She doesn't know how to tell Mike and Harry says she should just tell the truth. Mike and June try to tell each other that they want to see someone else, but can't bring themselves to do it. Back at school, Mike tries to tell Amy he can't make their date, but isn't able to. Mike sends a letter to Steve asking him to tell June he'll be stuck at school for the weekend. Harry comes by to tell Steve that June won't be home for the weekend and he should let Mike know she'll see him next weekend. Mike is at the play with Amy and he sees June. When he tries to go inside unnoticed, June sees him. They both try to hide from each other, but the two couples wind up sitting next to each other. Later, Mike and June are happy things turned out the way they did and they agree that if they want to see someone else it's OK. 5596:), who comes by and after examining Lloyd, says he has diphtheria. Dr. Miller says the whole house has to be quarantined. Bub is upset because now he can't go fishing. Steve and Mike come home, learn about the quarantine and go to a hotel. The next morning, Bub just mopes about the house. Chip is worried about Bub because he doesn't do anything when the guys boss him around. Bub receives a postcard saying that Jerry caught Old Roy. Chip and Robbie are happy because Bub now starts yelling and ordering the boys to do things. Steve winds up tutoring the boys from outside, calling out to Robbie at the window his instructions, and letting his son relay them to the guys inside. It's been five days and nerves are getting frayed. Steve throws the boys a party with girls dancing outside. Dr. Miller comes by and the quarantine is over. Even though Old Roy has been caught, Bub goes on his fishing trip. 19935:) comes by the house and says her husband Carl is a friend of Robbie's. They are working together in Peru. But Jewel hasn't heard anything in 5 weeks. Jewel and Katie make plans to have dinner and talk. Dodie asks Barbara about the slumber party, but she says no. At dinner, Jewel mentions how she hasn't seen Carl in 2 years and he hasn't even met his young son. Jewel complains that Carl loves it in Peru. Every time she asks him to come home, he comes up with a reason not to. Jewel says that she's leaving Carl and asks if Katie could have Robbie tell him. Dodie has Steve read a composition she claims she wrote for school about a slumber party. Katie becomes disillusioned about life without Robbie and talks to Steve. Dodie gets to have her slumber party. But when Margaret and Priscilla come over, neither one knows what a slumber party entails. Katie decides her marriage is worth keeping. 5128:), Linda's mother, calls Steve. She says she doesn't approve of her daughter going steady at her young age. The next day, Paulette shows up at Steve's office. Steve is surprised at how attractive she is. She mentions that she's raising Linda on her own. Paulette would like to come up with a simple way to stop the children from going steady. Her and Steve decide to just talk to the children. Steve's talk with Robbie backfires and Robbie thinks Steve condones him being with just one girl. Steve and Paulette go out on a date and talk about how they didn't get through to the kids. Steve and Paulette come home to Paulette's place and find Robbie and Linda sitting on the couch. When Robbie realizes that Steve was on a date he suggests double dating one night. Steve and Paulette spend more time together and Bub runs into them grocery shopping. Paulette has Steve meet her mother, Mrs. Lindsay ( 18092:) parked near them and realize they've seen him a couple times before. When the man follows the couple back to the Douglas house, Steve confronts him. They find out he's a Private Detective, but he won't say who hired him. The Detective says he's taking himself off the case and they won't see him anymore. Chip and Polly agree to elope. Chip tells Steve their plans. Steve reluctantly gives his permission, but says that they should mention it to Tom as well. Chip goes to the Williams home and finds out that Tom had him and Polly followed. Chip leaves without mentioning the elopement and Margaret is mad at Tom. That night, Chip goes to pick up Polly and leaves a note for his parents. Much later that evening, Tom calls Steve. Steve tells him Chip and Polly eloped and Tom and Margaret come over. Tom says he'll have it annulled, but Margaret tells him she gave the couple her permission. 5170: 17937:). Albert also talks to Steve who proceeds to invite him over for dinner. Barbara is anxious and Steve is curious to see what Albert is like. Albert shows up and is as handsome as ever. At dinner, Steve asks Albert if he would like to join him in a golf game. When alone, Albert asks Barbara if she would have married him if he had come back from Vietnam right away. She tells him she doesn't know. While Steve and Albert are golfing, Rob and Katie ask Barbara how the dinner went. After meeting Albert, Katie mentions how good looking he is and Rob says that Steve must like him. Steve learns Barbara and Albert actually have know each other since junior high. The more Barbara and Albert reminisce about the past, the more annoyed and jealous Steve gets. Later, Steve admits to a little jealousy. "Welcome to the human race" Barbara tells Steve with a smile as they snuggle up together. 3653:) introduces the director of the film, Edward Murry. Mr. Murry lets the class know that he is not a big time Hollywood director, he's just with a small company. He then proceeds to observe the class doing their work. Robbie and Marilyn Turnthurston are chosen for a close up shot, showing what they are doing in physics. At home, Robbie tells Bub that he just has a small part in the film. Bub says there are no small parts, just small actors. Bub tries to coach Robbie with his one line. Robbie and Marilyn are rehearsing and her boyfriend Chuck comes by. Chuck and Robbie give each other a fat lip. The next day filming starts and Robbie is very nervous and overacts his part. Later, the film is being shown at school. Robbie's face is cut out of the scene and another voice was used. Only Marilyn can be seen. Robbie and Chuck become friends and Marilyn hangs out with the drama club. 2056:) tells her mother, Laura Thompson, to put Baby Betty in the back of the car where it's quiet. Laura mistakenly puts Betty in Steve's car. Robbie finds the baby and Chip thinks he got his wish. Bernadette calls the Douglas house and a wild sequence of events results in a improbable case of mistaken identity, the baby is somehow confused with a leg of lamb Bernadette left in Steve's station wagon. Robbie goes to the Hawkins house and borrows some baby food. John Hawkins thinks that a doll in a bassinet in his car is baby Betty. Bernadette comes to the Douglas house to pick up her leg of lamb and they learn the baby is not hers. Robbie and Steve figure out that baby Betty belongs to the Hawkins. They manage to get the baby back into the Hawkins car before it is noticed missing. Steve and Bub can't find the leg of lamb because Mike accidentally took it with him on a field trip. 4124:), Roly's father, complain to the owner about a purchase Roly made. Apparently, he can barely afford to clothe and feed Roly and doesn't want the boy spending money on silly things. Steve learns from Pop Johnson, the owner, that Roly has a bright future in aeronautics. Robbie hears from Chip that Steve would really like to see Roly win the Meet. The day of the Meet, Steve apologizes to Robbie for saying that he'd like Roly to win. Steve also says he's proud of Robbie and hope he wins. At the Meet, Robbie is in second place behind Roly and it's time for their final flights. The wing on Roly's plane gets broken. Robbie could have Roly forfeit, but he gives Roly time to fix the plane. The boys do their final flights. Robbie winds up crashing his plane and Roly wins. Robbie claims a part came loose on the plane, but Steve finds out that Robbie intentionally crashed the plane. 9211:), but agrees to help Mike. Mike also asks Robbie to take Sally shopping the next morning. The next day while having lunch, Robbie asks Sally's advice about Ellen. He feels she may not be mature enough for him. The weekend is over and Mike returns. Robbie is paying a lot of attention to Sally and Mike notices. Sally plays along because she believes Rob is trying to make Ellen jealous. But it's not long before Sally thinks Robbie is developing feelings for her. She goes to talk to Steve about it. Steve says it's not uncommon for a boy to fall for a more mature woman. Sally wants to take Robbie to a progressive art exhibit so he sees he doesn't fit in with the "mature" crowd. But things backfire when Rob did some research and actually fits in. Steve tries to persuade Robbie to cope with his feelings for Sally. But it's something that Chip says that makes Robbie understand. 11144:) and they are surprised to find an empty house. (Flashback to earlier.) Charley overhears Steve on the phone arranging a marriage. Robbie sees him at the jewelry store with a woman who gives him a kiss. Chip and Ernie see Steve coming out of a church with a woman. More coincidences occur, all pointing to Steve getting married. Robbie finds out Margie's name and address and goes to see her. After talking with her, he is even more convinced Steve is marrying her. To not disrupt Steve's new life, Charley plans to go back to sea. Robbie decides to move to a dorm. Mike and Sally say that Chip and Ernie can live with them in Arizona. (Back to the present.) Steve gets a call from Mike and learns that the family are all leaving. Steve finds everyone at the airport restaurant. He explains that Margie is marrying a Jim Johnson and he was just helping them with the arrangements. 3147:). He passes himself off as a former show business producer. Bub learns that Margaret lives in a fancy neighborhood and is a widower. During the following classes, Bub keeps making out to be a show business big shot. After one class, Bub walks Margaret to her car and it's a large limousine. Bub thinks she's a high society dame, when in fact she's really a maid. He later tells Mike that he realizes he's told too many lies. Mike makes Bub feel better and tells him to call Margaret. An awkward moment occurs when Bub calls Margaret and she has to pretend he called a wrong number. At the next class, Margaret cancels a date her and Bub had. One night, Bub decides to tell Margaret that he's a big phony. He goes to what he thinks is her house and sees her in her maid uniform. They both understand they were just trying to impress each other and they go out for the evening. 2692:). Afterwards they speak with Muriel about Chip. She says that it's time Steve spoke to Chip about girls. Muriel also asks Steve if they can meet later and discuss a certain project of hers. At home, Steve tries to talk to Chip, but the conversation keeps going off topic. Bub tries and talks about bees and pollen, which confuses Chip even more. Chip tells Robbie about the conversations and Robbie thinks that Steve is going to get married. Muriel is actually getting married, but to a man in the Navy. The next day, Chip sees Steve having lunch with Muriel at school. Chip and Robbie tell Mike what they think about Steve. Muriel comes by the house to get some phone numbers from Steve. Chip hears them talking about where to honeymoon. Something Chip says to them makes them realize Chip thinks they are getting married. Steve talks with Chip and straightens things out. 2137:), one of the construction workers, finds a large stick of dynamite that has somewhere and somehow survived since the end of the Second World War. The Douglas household's version of man's best friend has been known to drag home anything he can get his jaws into. This time Tramp slinks in with the large stick of dynamite Ed found. Thinking it's just a wooden stick, Mike tries to get the dynamite away from Tramp, but can't. The dynamite winds up in various places in the house. Steve gets worried when for one reason and then another he can't get through to the house by phone. Steve finally reaches Bub, but then there's a loud explosion and he is cut off. The noise was actually a thunder clap as it started to rain by the Douglas house. Tramp leaves the dynamite outside in the rain. Steve gets a hold of Robbie and finds out the noise he heard was the thunder storm. 19345:) asks Steve to join the executive bowling league despite the fact that Steve has never bowled. Bob tells Steve it doesn't matter as they always lose anyway. Meanwhile, Dodie gets into a fight with her friend Margaret because of something that happened at school and yells at her over the phone. Steve and Barbara go to a dinner party with some of the executives and their wives. Barbara is embarrassingly enthusiastic while playing a word game. Back at home, Barbara apologizes to Steve and says she won't act that way again. The next day, Charley tries to teach Steve how to bowl. At the bowling tournament, Barbara really restrains herself and remains quiet. Steve doesn't bowl well. When the other team's wives cheer for their husbands, Barbara finally does it as well. Steve bowls a little better. The executives still lose, but it's the closet it's been in years. 5644: 1349:) from next door. Robbie is bringing his teacher Miss Benson. Chip befriends Johnny Squanto (Monty Ash), who claims to be a Native American, and invited him. His brothers say he is a bum who lives near the railroad tracks in a run-down old shack. Steve decides to have a talk with Johnny. Steve starts to tell Johnny that Chip made a mistake in inviting him. But seeing his disappointment, Steve tells him he is welcome to dinner. Thanksgiving Day's turkey dinner is threatened when the Douglas' stove breaks down. They cannot get anyone to fix it that day. Johnny starts to roast the turkey in the backyard without a grill. Mike and Robbie make fun of Johnny and he leaves. Johnny returns in traditional Native American clothes. Johnny tells the story of his ancestors living on the land the Douglas house is on. With everyone else's help, the dinner is a success. 7009:), but is having no luck. Robbie is running for a position on the student council. He only gets two votes and loses. Wanting to impress Amber, he decides to run for class president. Meanwhile, Joe Walters tells Steve that in order to get the contract he wants, he should spend some time golfing with the client. Steve believes that his design will win the client over. Robbie decides to change his personality to become more popular. He tells Steve to change his personality to win his client. Steve still thinks doing a good job is the best and thinks that's what Robbie should do. Everyone at school, including Amber, seems to like the new Robbie. But he only gets one vote and loses. Steve tells Robbie he won the client's contract because of his better design. Steve says Robbie should just be himself. Robbie calls Amber and she agrees to go out with him. 2010:) calls Mike and overhears Mike bad mouthing him. Thinking he'll fail and to get back at him, Stu tells Mr. Loos Mike would be perfect for the job. Knowing he's been given one shot at revamping the sports page, Mike tackles the job with gusto. Things don't go well with Mike's staff. Mike has to finish the layout and write a sports article by himself in between running in a track meet and going to a dance with Jean. But it gets complicated when he's late to the dance, Jean tells him off and his layout gets messed up because of wind from an open window. Jean helps Mike fix the layout, but then Agnes walks into the room and the layout gets ruined again. Mike is about to give up, but the girls help him fix the layout before the printing deadline. Mike is glad that the job was only temporary, but then Mr. Loos assigns the editor job to him permanently. 9967:) is in town to do a reading. Charley knew her from his vaudeville days on the stage and they were an item for a time. He figures in all that time she can't look as good anymore. When he goes with Robbie to the performance, he sees that she hasn't changed a bit. Margaret fails to recognize Charley and he is quite hurt. He figurines he just looks so old and she might have found the fountain of youth. Steve goes to see Margaret and she explains she didn't recognize Charley because she wasn't wearing her glasses. Margaret comes to see Charley and says she looks the way she does because she has to work at it with creams, mud packs and exercise. She says she'll make him look better and then he should rejoin show business. Margaret realizes Charley has something she never had and that's a family. Charley decides to stay the way he is and where he is. 6309:) are not having a good time on their blind date. The next day, Chip and Sudsy are looking around the Douglas house for fire hazards. If Chip finds enough, he could become a junior fire marshal. Robbie complains that there has to be an easier way to find the right girl. Robbie and Hank decide to start a date bureau in the Douglas house. They start gathering information from their classmates. Marcia comes by to fill out a card and then hangs around. Robbie and Hank learn that no one wants to go out with Marcia. Because they guaranteed her a date, Robbie takes Marcia out again. The date doesn't go any better than their last one. Marcia asks Robbie to take her card out of the bureau's files. When he takes her home, Robbie discovers they have a common interest in cars. Chip becomes a junior fire marshal and tries to run a fire drill at home. 3386:), the daughter of a friend of his mother's. Meanwhile, Mike gets talked into a blind date, but he has to pretend to be a boy named Bob. The girl's name is Bonnie Walters and she will pick Mike up at his house. Sudsy is at the Douglas house. Everyone else is busy, so he answers a phone call from Hank. Hank gives Sudsy the address where Robbie is supposed to pick up his date. Thinking the call was for Mike, Chip calls his fraternity and leaves a message with the address. Bonnie shows up at the Douglas house and meets Robbie. She is taller and older than Robbie was expecting. Mike picks up a younger Janie. Robbie does the best he can, but Bonnie is having a miserable time. Janie, on the other hand, is having a great time with Mike, but Mike is quite bored. Mike and Janie are leaving a restaurant when they run into Steve and Helen ( 8944:) that she doesn't think she can win because there are more boys in the class. Miss Fleming mentions that a Congresswoman is visiting town. Kathy goes to see Barbara and she agrees to help Kathy with her campaign. Barbara suggests Kathy challenge Chip to a debate, but Chip declines. Steve and Barbara are enjoying their time together. Barbara gives Kathy some more campaign suggestions. Barbara comes to the Douglas house for dinner. The subject of the class president comes up and Barbara mentions the cheap tactics the boy is using. Her and Steve have no idea Chip is that boy. Later that evening, Chip confesses to Steve that he's the boy they were talking about and he feels bad now. The election winds up being a tie with 10 votes each. Miss Fleming runs a second vote with a show of hands. Chip votes for Kathy breaking the tie. 7133:). Steve is to entertain Helga because he's the only single guy at the plant who's taller than her. Helga keeps Steve out until very late at night. Steve barely gets any sleep and Mr. Gordon calls to tell him how pleased Helga is with him. She shows up early to go hiking with Steve. Helga then takes him to a steam bath and he gets a really rough massage. The family tells Sally that Helga is so energetic that Steve can't keep up with her. Steve comes home exhausted and goes to sleep. Joe comes by to remind Steve that he is to take Helga to a costume ball at the Danish consulate. Steve reluctantly agrees to go. Helga comes by and after putting on his costume, Steve refuses to go. When she reveals that the ball is being held to celebrate her seventeenth birthday, Steve appoints Robbie to go in his place. Robbie gladly agrees. 7666:) shows the family a film about Hawaii. Steve says the reason they saw the film is that he has a chance to do some work for Fred's company in Hawaii. The whole family can come along and they'll leave as soon as they sell the house. Mike doesn't want to go and leave Sally, but he couldn't say anything to Steve. Robbie's girlfriend Ina isn't happy either. Steve asks Bub if everyone is on board with the move and Bub says they are, but they really aren't. Steve flashes back to a talk about life he had with a young Chip. He then flashes back to an outdoor barbecue where Bub burned the meat and even Tramp wouldn't eat it. Steve then recalls when the family tried to put out a fire on the kitchen stove. The next day, Ina brings over a homemade surfboard for Robbie. She talks to Ernie about not wanting Robbie to leave. Mr. Gavin ( 3695:) wanted the best picture from the class and she gave him Chip's picture. The picture will be entered into an art contest and the winner and the picture will be put in the newspaper. Chip plans to steal the picture back, but Sudsy tells he what kind of trouble he could get into. That night, Chip has a dream that he's in jail for taking the picture and Sudsy is his lawyer. The next day, Chip talks to Sudsy's father, Mr. Pfeiffer, because he's a lawyer. When Mr. Pfeiffer doesn't get any information from Chip, Sudsy tells his father about the picture. Mr. Pfeiffer calls Bub and tells him the situation. Mike's training has caused Robbie to lose weight and Robbie is thrown off the team. Bub and Steve talk to Mr. Shutley and they hope Chip will confess on his own. Chip does something to make everything work out for the best. 1486:), rejects the excitement of his new motor in favor of standard feminine frills. Peggy almost falls off of a step stool and Robbie grabs her to help. But he gets her dress all greasy and she runs off crying. At dinner, Robbie gets upset when the family teases him about falling for a girl. Robbie tells Steve that he's surprised how "Tomboy" Pig suddenly changed. Robbie tries to win her over by telling the boys on the football team that no girls are allowed, knowing this will upset her as she was considered one of the guys. Later, Steve tells Robbie that everything changes including Peggy. Robbie gets flustered when Steve suggests that he ask Peggy out on a date and maybe even kiss her goodnight. Robbie does go out with Peggy, and despite it being a little awkward for him, Robbie starts to see Peggy in a different light. 18702:) speaks to Barbara about his shyness problem. Barbara thinks Neal is hiding behind his long hair. Dodie and her friends Susan and Margaret rehearse at the Douglas house, but their off-key playing drives everyone crazy. Dodie tells Steve and Barbara that her trio will be in a recital. At the recital rehearsal, Dodie's trio practices first. All the other children laugh at them, but Mrs. Pomeroy tells them to keep playing. Dodie tells Barbara that she won't play at the recital. Neal tells Dodie something that changes her mind. The night of the recital, Susan and Margaret get stage fright and can't perform. Steve and Barbara talk Dodie into playing anyway. Ernie and Neal show up to the recital. Because Dodie can overcome her fear, Neal has had his hair cut to overcome his shyness. Dodie performs with Steve and Charley. 7895:) is her Aunt. Sally meets Kimiko and Chiyo and then leaves. Sally won't answer Mikes calls. That night at dinner, Chiyo can't pronounce Bub, so she says Boob. Later, Mike shows Kimiko some of the town and he's a little uncomfortable. She tells Mike that she knows he's engaged and she says she's engaged as well. Sally and Kimiko have lunch together and Kimiko tells Sally how Japanese wives act. Mike and Sally go out and Sally starts acting a little subservient. Mike comes in the house and sees Kimiko and Chiyo giving Steve and Bub a neck rub. Mike learns that Kimiko told Sally that it's a wife's place to serve. Mike has some fun and makes Sally give him a back rub. She figures out what he's up to and they have a friendly pillow fight. Kimiko writes a thank you letter to the family when she gets back to Japan. 17242:) shows up to help Robbie. Robbie is at first taken by her sex appeal, but learns she is quite efficient. Katie has Charley look after the triplets so she can have lunch with Rob. Katie arrives and finds Maureen fussing over Rob, who has completely forgotten lunch. That night Katie and Robbie have a fight. Barbara tells Katie she's making too much of the situation. Maureen is now assigned to help Steve with a project. Meanwhile, Steve develops gout in his foot and will have to stay in bed for a few days. Maureen shows up at the house to work with Steve. Barbara catches Maureen fussing over Steve and now it's Barbara's turn to be jealous. Steve is finally back at the office and Barbara comes by. Maureen tells Barbara that she's being transferred. Barbara gives her some advice and Maureen winds up staying. 3797:) comes by. She tells Steve that Robbie is not doing well in mathematics as he is all wrapped up in football. Back at home, Steve tells Robbie if he doesn't pass Friday's math test, he cannot play in the big football game. Robbie is trying to study but he's getting frustrated with fractions. He comes up with the idea of trying to catch Chips cold so he wouldn't have to go to school and take the test. That night, Robbie has a dream that he has a fever. The next morning, Robbie is still healthy. At school, Robbie passes the test because there were no questions about fractions. Turns out Chip now has the measles and Steve says Robbie might get it. It's the day of the game and Robbie is fine. Steve tells Robbie he doesn't deserve it, but he can go and play. Robbie goes down the stairs and twists his ankle. 19033:) arrives at the Douglas house and speaks with Steve. Terri says she's a waitress at a local bowling alley. Steve has no idea why she is there until she asks him if he's the one looking for a wife. As Fergus is asleep, Terri will have to come back. Barbara and Katie find out Charley put an add in the local paper seeking a wife for Fergus. It's not long before there's a whole room full of women wanting to see Fergus. None of those women appealed to Fergus. Barbara tells him he needs to find someone he loves. Terri comes back and she thinks she's talking to Steve again, but it's actually Fergus. Fergus tells Steve he would like to see Terri again. Fergus overhears Charley tell Barbara that he would do anything to get rid of Fergus. Fergus is about to leave, but he and Charley come to an understanding. 18748:) hits his car. She fender is banged up, but Ernie's car is OK. When Ernie introduces himself, she makes a big deal out of meeting "the" Ernie Douglas. Debbie comes by the house and fawn's all over Ernie, Steve and Charley. They invite her to dinner. Barbara tells Steve that Debbie seems a bit fake. Barbara won't say anything to Ernie because he clearly likes her. The Douglas men offer to fix Debbie's car. The Douglas women see through Debbie's act. After the car is fixed, Ernie asks Debbie out, but she says she can't and leaves. Ernie tells the men he's in love. Ernie calls Debbie several times, but she doesn't return any of his calls. A John Corey comes by the Douglas house and thanks them for fixing the car. He tells them that he is engaged to Debbie. Ernie realizes that they were all manipulated. 6613:) where Steve is as he has a meeting with A. J. Putman. Steve finally arrives and tells Joe he ran out of gas. Then it turns out that Steve left the plans he was to show Putman at home. Mike brings the plans and later Steve spills ink on his suit. A couple more bad things happen and Steve asks Joe to drive him home. Later, things get complicated when Chip takes a phone message from Mr. Gordon that Steve is to meet Mr. Putman at 7:30 that evening. Steve's wallet is in the suit with ink on it at the cleaners. Now there's a mad scramble to get money so Steve can pay for the Putman's at the restaurant. Steve is late in getting to the restaurant because of the money problem. Steve has an embarrassing moment while dancing with Mrs. Putman. Back at home, Steve has one more thing go wrong to finish his day. 18561: 10252:), an old friend of Charley's from Australia, drops by. Charley always felt that Joshua was a bit of a cheat, but Joshua says he is now in a legitimate business developing land in the South Pacific. Joshua claims that a Native chief, who Charley once helped, left him some land on an island. Joshua would like to develop that land and put up a hotel for tourists. Charley, Robbie and Chip visit the tropical island that Charley's land is on. Joshua wines and dines Charley, who is starting to like the idea of developing his land. Chip and Robbie meet a young boy who explains to them that most of the natives do not want the hotel built. They believe it would destroy the friendly natives' dignity and traditional life. When Charley finds out, he sells his land to one of the natives so Quimby can't get it. 7182:) and Dave, tell him it's not a good idea to be in the tournament with Steve. If Robbie screws something up, Steve will get mad at him. Robbie doesn't think Steve would be like that. Later, Robbie starts to worrying when Steve talks about winning the tournament. It's the day of the tournament and Steve is still talking about winning. The two are close to winning, but Robbie messes up on the last hole. Robbie walks off the course before Steve can say anything. Later that night, Robbie comes home. Steve tells Robbie how disappointed his is in him. Robbie says he's sorry and he won't play golf again. Steve tells him he's upset because Robbie forgot to give him another message. Steve says that as far as the golf is concerned, it's not that Robbie failed, it's that he did his best. Robbie feels better. 8732: 2552: 19258: 17613:) puts Steve on a Top Secret project. Mark wants Steve to work on it from home. If Steve sees anyone suspicious, he is to call Mark immediately. When Steve comes home, Ernie jokes about a secret project. Chips thinks Ernie's seen too many spy movies. The next day Ernie spots a man in a car and thinks he's watching the house. Later, the man finds Charley in the park and asks a lot of questions about Steve. While looking for a pencil in Steve's room, Dodie finds a model of the secret project and takes it. Steve gets the model back from Dodie. Ernie shows Steve the man watching the house from the car. Steve calls Mark about the man and Mark comes by the house. As Mark is about to leave, the man shows up at the doorstep. The man turns out to be Barbara's former father-in-law, Professor Harper ( 17572:). After meeting Ernie, Beatrice develops a case of puppy-love for him. Ernie tries to talk to Steve about Beatrice, but she keeps calling him. Chip tells Steve how strict Barbara is in class and he's not sure how to act as everyone knows she's his mother. During class, Barbara keeps putting Chip on the spot. Beatrice is invited to stay at the Douglas house for the weekend. While there, she follows Ernie everywhere. Steve tells Chip to discuss his how he feels with Barbara. Arthur Morgan, a delivery boy, comes by and recognizes Barbara as a teacher he once had. He tells Chip she was strict, but she was the only teacher he actually learned anything from. Chip decides to not say anything to Barbara. While Ernie is asleep, Beatrice kisses him. She now says she's fallen out of love with him. 4175:) are getting a bit predictable as they have a lot in common. They go to different schools, but see each other on weekends. June is at the Douglas house for dinner and during the conversation, Mike and June finish each others sentences. At school, Mike has to share a book with Amy Bennett as there's only one available in the library. They then go to the shake shop and Mike finds it interesting that she has different likes and priorities than he does. Later, Mike mentions to the family that he might stay at school next weekend and see a play with Amy. Mike wonders if he should just make up an excuse to give June for not coming home for the weekend. Steve thinks Mike should tell June the truth, but Mike doesn't think June would understand. Meanwhile, June tells her father, Harry Barker ( 7345:) says the class must cooperate with student Millie Mae Peabody, who wrote the play. Chip accepts the role of Columbus. The students start to rehearse the play. Later, Chip tells Ernie that there's a family tradition of acting and he doesn't want to disappoint Bub. Bub gives Chip some tips on acting. At the next rehearsal, Millie Mae and Miss Andrews notice Chip's overacting. Miss Andrews tells Chip that they'll find another role for him that is more suited to his acting style. Chip tells Bub that he quit the play. Bub pretends to not be disappointed. Chip tells Steve that he was actually kicked out of the part and Steve says he should tell Bub the truth. Chip was given a smaller part. It's the night of the play and Ernie is Columbus. Chip portrays a Native American and Bub is proud. 3921: 1840:) arrives for a visit. Steve, however, will be out of town for the first part of her stay. Harriet would like to surprise Steve by transforming the chaos of the household into efficient calm. She gives each family member a time chart with what to do all day, which immediately changes and complicates the entire Douglas household. The challenging aspect to the whole deal is a decision that Harriet soon regrets, especially once Steve returns home early. Steve and Harriet get into an argument and Steve says something that he regrets. To make up for it, Steve tries to fit himself into the time chart. Harriet tears up all the charts. She decides that the family should act like people and not machines. Soon the happy chaos returns and something in her private life changes for the better. 5935:) for a rummage sale. Miss Davis sees a tiger skin rug that she thinks someone will like. Bub tells her he'll put all the stuff in a closet until she is ready to pick them up. Chip and Sudsy see the rug in the closet and Sudsy thinks it's fake. Chip at first doesn't want to touch it because of what Steve said, but then he pulls it out to show Sudsy. The boys leave the rug in the living room. Robbie receives a picture from his pen pal and she is beautiful. Mike says that maybe she sent a picture of someone else the way Robbie did. A Truckman comes by to pick up the rummage sale stuff and Bub finds the rug on the floor. Chip comes home and panics when he sees the rug is gone. Sudsy tells Chip there a tiger skin rug at the rummage sale. Chip goes there and asks the Saleswoman ( 9467: 8218:) across the street and carries her bags for her. Mike tells the family about Randy's idea and they think Mike should do it. Randy comes by and tells Mike that Colonel Kramer gave the mission the go ahead. The Reservists get to the flooded out town and start to distribute the dolls. Mike meets a little mute girl named Luise. Chip is wearing himself out doing things for Mrs. Sowerby. Mike wants to bring Luise back home to have the doctors there look at her. Steve gets a telegram to pick up Luise at the airport. The family thinks it's some young woman. They are surprised when Luise is a little girl. Mike arrives home and says that a doctor has volunteered his services. The operation is a success and Luise can now speak. To give Chip a break, Steve helps Mrs. Sowerby. 2476:) visits George looking for obscure items to decorate her husband's office with. Mike drives Chip to George's place to meet up with Dorine and brings the saddle with. Chip is upset when Mike sells the saddle to Flo. Cyclone breaks free and wanders off. The pony follows Flo's car. The saddle falls out of Flo's car and winds up in a garbage truck. Steve sees the saddle out of his office window and thinks he's imagining it. The pony follows the garbage truck. It's not long before Flo, George and a policeman are chasing the pony. The saddle falls out of the garbage truck by the Douglas house and Chip finds it. The pony and the crowds following it arrive. Chip winds up riding Cyclone with his saddle. Turns out Cyclone came from an old friend that sent the saddle to Bub. 1616: 15000:) and Larry Robinson (Robert Dunlap), over. Instead of playing a board game, Denise, a psychology student, suggests that they tell the others what he or she dislikes about them. She calls it "Form of Honesty". Rob and Katie are uncomfortable with the idea, and Denise criticizes Katie for her comments about Rob. Larry starts to feel that Denise is just being rude. He tells her off and Denise suggests that they separate. Rob and Katie hope to get them together and invite them over again. Charley tells off Denise and she is about to leave. Katie talks to Denise and at first she doesn't like what Katie says. But then she comes around and asks everyone to forgive her, especially Larry. Charley sees Denise and Larry hugging and thinks it was because of what he said. 8789:) brings Kate her mail. A surprised Mickey sees the letter from Bub saying he's coming for a visit. The family shows up at Mickey's house. Mickey wasn't expecting them so soon and he tells Bub not to say anything about the sweepstakes to his Aunt Kate. Kate is 103 years old and thinks Bub is her brother. She thinks Chip is young William O'Casey. Despite Mickey hoping the family would go to a hotel, Kate invites them to stay. Later, Steve runs into Mary Kathleen. She finds him attractive and wants to show him around. Steve tells her that Bub was disappointed that there weren't a lot of O'Casey's around to greet him. Mary Kathleen manages to get a welcome party for Bub. Kate finds out about Mickey winning the sweepstakes and is actually happy about it. 10710:). When they find out that Dawn is a chorus girl, Charley tells Steve he better have a talk with Robbie. Robbie tells Steve that he really likes her and he would like her to meet the family. Dawn comes by for dinner and everyone thinks she a nice girl. Charley, though, still has concerns about her and doesn't really trust her. He thinks she's after something. Dawn gives Steve a note saying she would like to talk to him. She tells Steve that Robbie is too nice of a boy and she doesn't want her job and where she works to be a bad influence on him. The next time Robbie comes to see Dawn, she has a guy named Danny pretend to be a boyfriend that has come back. When Robbie tells Steve, Steve doesn't say anything but knows she did it for Robbie's own good. 18602:) are taking their driving tests on Friday. Yo-Ho comes by the house and Ernie introduces him to the family. Yo-Ho turns out to be quite the smooth talker. Later, Yo-Ho has no trouble asking Marilyn out. Ernie has a hard time asking Nina to the dance, but thanks to Yo-Ho a date is made. Ernie and Yo-Ho make plans for the night of the dance. Yo-Ho has to show Ernie how to slow dance. Barbara takes the boys for their drivers test. Ernie and Yo-Ho fail the written part of the test. Because no one else knows they flunked, Yo-Ho comes up with a plan to make it look as though they're letting the girls drive. After the dance, Ernie has a hard time giving Nina a kiss. What Yo-Ho didn't figure into his plan was how to get back home with the car. An Officer ( 9876:), who is a little older than he is. Chip asks Robbie's advice on how he should act. Meanwhile, Robbie is made head of the committee for decorating the school float for the Homecoming Parade. Chip's date doesn't go well and Eloise winds up dancing with an older boy. Despite being sad about how things went, when Eloise calls Chip and asks for another date, he gets all excited. Word gets out that Robbie came up with an idea for the float that seems very scandalous and lots of people are complaining. Chip's second date doesn't go well either. Eloise apologizes for leaving Chip alone on the first date, but says she only wants to be friends. Chip isn't as upset this time. Robbie's float was a success and it wasn't what people were thinking it would be. 6847:). Chip and Ernie get lost in the woods. When the two are late for dinner, Bub sends Robbie out to look for them. Ernie decides to find his own way home using his map and Chip hopes Tramp will find the way back. While at dinner with Valerie, Steve gets a call from home telling him that Chip and Ernie aren't home yet. Bub also goes to look for the boys. Chip and Ernie run into each other. Steve and Valerie leave dinner to look for the boys. Tramp finds the way home and the boys go up to Chip's room without Mike and Sally noticing. Two policemen find Steve and Valerie and then Robbie and take them away. Alan and Myrtle Thompson come to the Douglas house for news on the boys. Steve, Valerie and Robbie arrive. Robbie finds the boys asleep upstairs. 1431: 17489:), a woman violist, to play with Charley. Charley tells Rob and Katie that he isn't thrilled with Effie. Though unimpressed with the music, Rob and Katie urge Charley to keep playing. Barbara tells Steve that she has formed "The O'Casey String Quartet" and she will get them some jobs. Charley tells Steve to talk to Barbara, because he is not interested in playing in the group. But then Charley meets Monica Bradley, one of the violinists, and is quite taken with her. Charley learns that Monica is engaged. When there's a conflict over the tempo of a song, Effie tells Barbara that she is kicking Charley out of the group. Barbara finally gets up the nerve to tell Charley. Charley plays with Rob, Chip and Ernie in a jazzy up-tempo quartet. 6349: 2864:), came by the house. Mike then drove her to a drugstore in town. Steve goes to the drugstore and starts to reminisce about Josephine and how much he liked her. Flashback to when he was 17 and sharing a dessert with Josephine in the drugstore. He is taking her to the Class of 1931 Senior Hop that he actually has to play at. In the present, the waiter mentions that Josephine was asking about Wilson Hall that used to host senior dances. Steve goes to that hall and there's some band equipment on the stage and he starts playing a saxophone. Flashback to Steve playing saxophone at the dance. Steve gets upset when Josephine is dancing with Larry Peckinpaugh. Steve stops playing and goes to dance with Josephine. In the present, a Janitor ( 8694:). Robbie learns that Lorraine is mature for her age and isn't interested in things like football games and dances. She talks about career, marriage and children. The next day, Robbie tells Steve and Mike how nice it is to be with a woman who treats him as an adult. Something happens with a ring and Robbie is trapped into an engagement with Lorraine. All of Chip's suggestions to Ernie on how to get rid of Verna Mae backfire and she likes Ernie even more. When Steve finds out what happened with Robbie, he and Bub go talk to Carl and Margaret. The four devise a plan to hopefully get Robbie and Lorraine to reconsider the idea of marriage. But later, Robbie tells Steve that he and Lorraine had broken off the engagement days before. 5425:), one of Steve's coworkers, asks Steve to join his musical group. Steve turns him down, but Larry says he'll check with Steve the next day. When he gets home, Steve tells Bub about Larry. That night, Steve has a bad dream where he's being chased by a man with a long white beard who looks like Larry and is carrying a trumpet. Steve winds up waking the boys. Mike says that maybe they should try and decipher the dream, but Steve falls asleep. The next morning, Bub shows Mike his book about dreams that was written by a gypsy. Mike thinks it's just a bunch of superstition. Mike describes a dream he recently had and Bub tells him the books interpretation of it. Mike thinks the interpretation is silly. Mike talks to Professor Engel ( 1658:), who will send out a woman inspector right away. On his way to work, Steve goes to the Domestic Aide Service, who he thought he was talking to on the phone, to cancel the inspector. Mrs. Barr comes by the Douglas house and speaks with Chip. Chip shows her around the house. Steve calls Mike and tells him the Domestic Aide Service is sending a woman and be ready to meet her. Once again, the older brothers pass the buck leaving Chip to meet her. Leona shows up and Chip has her move into Steve's room. Steve comes home and Mrs. Barr shows up again. The two have a confusing conversation and then they run into Leona. Things get straightened out and Leona stays as housekeeper. Steve tells the boys no more passing the buck. 10008:) and bring him some important blueprints. However, Steve leaves the house without taking the blueprints. What no one knows is that Tramp is eating the cookies. Tramp somehow lets another dog into the house and it makes off with the blueprints. That dog brings the blueprints to Ernie, who throws them into a garbage can. Steve brings Sir George to the house to look for the prints. Meanwhile, a garbage truck picks up the garbage with the prints in them. The blueprints wind up falling out the truck and onto the street. Somehow, the other dog finds the prints and takes them. The dog brings them to Tramp, who brings them into the house. Steve finds them on the floor and is puzzled as he knows he has looked there already. 1387: 2514: 9678:) will sponsor the whole family. When Robbie gets home, he tells Steve he should join the club because it is where the important people gather. The following Saturday, the whole family goes to check out the Club. Despite Jerry getting along with Steve, some of the rest of the family do not make a good impression. Jerry invites the family to the dinner dance that evening. After some of the other members voice their objections, they decide to give them one more chance that evening. At a poker game that night, a mix-up with jackets causes Steve to be accused of cheating. Later, Jerry finds out about the jackets being switched and apologizes to Steve. Jerry asks him to join the club, but Steve graciously declines. 3284:). Tramp leads Mike and Bub to the attic where they find Chip asleep. Steve is furious but Mike says to ignore Chip otherwise he might do it again. Chip is in the attic for quite some time and the family is getting worried. They don't know Chip is having a great time. Mike keeps trying to use child psychology, but Steve has had enough and is going to get Chip. Mike convinces Steve and Bub to try one more thing, but they don't know Chip is asleep. They wait downstairs not knowing Chip left the attic and got into his bed. When they don't find Chip in the attic, Steve calls the police again. The Police Sergeant says they'll be over right away. Robbie finds Chip in his bed. Steve and Chip have a nice talk together. 19128:) comes by and they rehearse the wedding. The rehearsal doesn't go smoothly. Barbara's not sure about the decorations, but Terri loves them. The day of the wedding, Fergus goes out for a walk. Barbara starts to worry when it gets close to wedding time and Fergus isn't back yet. Fergus shows up, but he has a concern. He tells Terri that she shouldn't expect a palace with a lot of servants. He lives in an old house with one old servant. Terri doesn't care. Fergus and Terri tie the knot in a lovely ceremony in the Douglas living room. Terri's friends at the bowling alley chipped in and are sending the couple to Las Vegas for 3 days. Fergus and Terri come back to thank everyone before they head off for Scotland. 1524: 12291:) who he supposedly dated a long time ago who says she'll be in town and would like to get together. She appears to remember an awful lot about Steve including his likes and dislikes, and keeps calling him Stevie. On the other hand, try as he might, Steve does not remember her at all. Florence mentions that she is a widower and she wonders what life would've been like had she married Steve. After a few dates, Florence tells Steve the reason she came to town was to decide if she will marry a man named Howard or marry Steve. A panicked Steve is about to tell Florence that he doesn't remember her, when she says she's decided to marry Howard. Florence tells Steve that she hopes he'll be able to forget her. 13350:), treats him like a teacher's pet and Ernie does not like it. Because Steve is out of town, Ernie hopes that Charley can find a way for Miss Benson to be mad at him. Ernie had earlier written a report about all of Charlie's seaman stories. When Charlie goes to see Verna, they wind up talking about his travels and not Ernie. Charlie agrees to tell his seafaring stories to a group of teachers and he exaggerates a bit. Verna tells Charley that she quit her job and asks him to marry her and travel to Pango Pango. Charley lets her know that he cannot do it because of the Douglas family. Because it is the chance of a lifetime for her, Verna decides to go by herself. She thanks Charley for the inspiration. 13629:), an old merchant marine shipmate, comes to visit Charley. He's going into the charter boat fishing business in Florida and wants Charley to join him. Charley wants to go, but realizes the Douglas family needs him. Steve tells the family that they should make Charley feel as though it's OK for him to go. At the airport, Charley has second thoughts and decides to stay home. Thinking that Charley still wants to go, Steve tells the family to pretend that they are fully capable of taking care of themselves. But before Charley can leave again, Ernie says he wants him to stay. The rest of the family agrees. Charley stays home and confesses he was only leaving because he thought the family wanted him to. 9750:), who wants to make a flight around the world. Meanwhile, Ernie tells Charley that there is a painting of him in the gallery window called "The Mean Old Grouch". Charley gets the boys to try and find out who painted it, but they can't. Trudy is happy with the way the plane turned out and Steve invites her over for dinner to celebrate. The next day she takes off on her flight. Charley finds out it was his milkman Elwood that did the painting and he's not as upset now. Trudy's plane goes missing. Steve finds out that she's stuck in New Guinea with a broken oil line. With the help of a ham radio operator, Steve tells her how to fix it. Trudy is able to complete her flight. Charley buys the painting. 19848: 7557:) house where they'll decide what kind of birthday party she will have. Robbie convinces Bub to do it. When they get to the house, Bub meets all the kids. Bub gets a little strict about a couple dancing on the couch and everyone leaves. Back at home, Bub says he'll never chaperone again. Robbie is upset with Bub, but Steve makes him talk to Bub anyway. Steve tells Robbie that courtesy and respect are still important. Robbie brings Betty some flowers and suggests she have a costume party for her birthday. Betty is a bit dismissive and Robbie leaves. That night Robbie has a dream that he is in Victorian times and he calls on Betty. Everything is very prim and proper. Robbie, Betty and Mrs. McIver ( 18135:) comes by and tells them that gas is far away. Paco does help them get to their destination. Rob and Katie find out that Chip eloped. Chip and Polly will be staying at the same hotel Steve and Barbara stayed on their honeymoon a year earlier. When they try to get their room, they find out the hotel is now a singles hotel. They have to spend their first married night in separate rooms. The next day, Pepe the manager arranges for Chip and Polly to have a room together. Chip talks to a Harold Fletcher who says his 4 year marriage has not been great. Harold says he got married too young and Chip should "run for the hills". But something Chip says makes Harold decide to give his marriage a chance. 1199:) thinks Mike is really handsome. But Gordy misunderstands and thinks she's taking about Robbie. Gordy tells Robbie that Judy would like to meet him. At the library that night, Gordy introduces Judy to Mike and Mike offers to drive Judy home. Robbie arrives just in time to see this. When Mike and Robbie cross swords over Judy, the issue widens until the whole family is involved in the argument. But it is difficult for Steve to teach his sons that violence solves nothing with a pugnacious father-in-law around. While trying to mediate a peace between Mike and Robbie, Steve and Bub get into a big argument. Seeing what their fight has caused, Mike and Robbie make up and then Steve and Bub make up. 3835: 3101: 1066:) that she does not think the boys are getting proper care. Irene thinks Cynthia may be overreacting. When Chip goes to get rags from Miss Pitts, she feeds him and refuses to let him leave. Meanwhile, the Douglas house has no water and Bub sends for a plumber. Steve comes home and everyone is wondering where Chip is. Chip is finally able to sneak out of Cynthia's house. Later Cynthia goes over to talk to Steve about her concerns and sees Chip in his bedroom hitting the dummy. When the dummy accidentally falls out of the upstairs window, she faints on the sidewalk. Steve brings Cynthia in the house and they explain everything. Irene saw Steve carrying Cynthia and gets the wrong impression. 16913:). Both Steve and Barbara are starting to get the jitters. Meanwhile, Ernie, as a school project, is conditioning plants. Barbara tells Robbie and Katie that there are so many things she doesn't know about Steve. Robbie tells her things can get pretty noisy at the house, but she'll get used to it. With tensions rising, Barbara and Steve have a fight while he's giving her a golf lesson. They claim they are too set in their ways and call off the wedding. It's the middle of the night and Barbara comes over to the Douglas house. She tells Charlie she made a stupid mistake and would like to talk to Steve. But, Steve went to Barbara's house to talk to her. They finally connect and make up. 2820: 5069:) asks Steve to oversee a project in Bolivia. Joe does says that the job will involve some physical labor. It's Friday and Joe says Steve has to leave on Monday. Chip has a school project where he has to build a model of the solar system. Meanwhile, Mrs. Gilbert complains to Bub that the boys leave their stuff all over her yard, including Chips roller skates. Steve comes home and when he bends down to pick up one of the skates that Bub dropped, he strains his back. Bub calls Dr. Stasser and finds out he's no longer a general practitioner, he's now an obstetrician. Steve goes to see him anyway. Stasser recommends Steve see Dr. Prince. When Steve finds out from the Door Painter ( 12026:), Robbie lets her drive his car. She winds up getting a ticket for going through a red light. So Linda June's dad doesn't ground her, Robbie offers to pay the ticket. With Steve out of town, Robbie borrows the $ 16 for the ticket from Uncle Charley. Charley will give him the money, but to teach Robbie to be more responsible, he won't be able to use his car for a week. Robbie is now afraid that he will lose Linda June to Brad Parmenter, who has a fancy new car. Though she's hesitant at first, Robbie convinces Linda to let him walk her home. They actually both have a very nice time. Robbie and Linda June soon discover that dating without a car can be as equally fun as driving. 4072:), who takes care of them while Mother works. Back at home, Steve tells the family about how much the Anderson household resembled theirs. Everyone thinks Steve just imagined the Andersons. Steve brings them to the house. The door is open and when Steve goes inside, the house is completely vacant. The family is now worried about Steve. It turns out the Andersons did move and also picked up Billy Longfellow. They also get a shortcut from Billy and then stop to ask for directions. They just happen to stop at the Douglas house. Irene explains the quick move and she brings in the family so Steve can introduce them to his family. Billy just happens to show up at the house as well. 18051: 4867:) tells Steve that Chips tonsils have to come out. The surgery will be scheduled for Saturday. Chip doesn't tell Steve why, but he doesn't want to do it on Saturday. The family just thinks Chip is afraid, but he's actually worried that Gibbs will think he chickened out. Mrs. Aldrich, Casey's mother, comes by the Douglas house. She tells Steve and Bub that Casey is in a secret club and that Chip was supposed to fight her youngest son Tommy this Saturday. She also says that she put a stop to the fight. Steve now understands why Chip didn't want to have the operation. Steve tells Chip that the fight is called off and he can go to the hospital. Chip is actually relieved. 6207:) will be coming by to pick up an envelope. Bub has something to do, so he gives the envelope to Mike. Mike and Robbie have to leave, so Chip gets stuck staying at home to wait for Robert. Chip is in the front yard and sees little girl Sandy Riley. A guy on a bicycle is heading right for Sandy and Chip pulls her out of the way. Chip decides to take Sandy home. Meanwhile at work, Steve gives a lecture about sending a rocket to the moon. It's quite a ways to Sandy's house and Sudsy joins Chip. A man in a car asks Chip for directions. Chip doesn't know it, but that man is Mr. Johnson. Sandy is asleep and the boys try to get her into her backyard without Mrs. Riley ( 16085:) hot rod. His girlfriend Marilyn is not impressed with the car. Chip almost has enough money to buy it. Steve reminds him about insurance and other costs. Knowing that Chip's birthday is coming up, Steve buys him a 30-year-old Tin Lizzie. Robbie sees that Chip is disappointed with the "old ladies" car, but Chip says it's great. Chip is embarrassed to be seen in the car. Robbie tells Chip he better not let Steve know how he feels about the car. Wayne comes by and is impressed by the genuine antique car in original condition. He offers to trade his hot rod for it plus some cash. Chip turns him down and says he's keeping the car because his dad gave it to him. 11644:) for a new project. She shows up in dirty overalls and tells Steve to call her Max. Georgie Potter (Terry Burnham), a female student, signs up for the boys' track team at school. Chip and the other boys let her try out as they figure she won't be good enough anyway. Georgie winds up being faster than any of the boys and makes the team. Ernie suggests to Chip that he go out for the girls' field hockey team. That would show them that girls should play with girls and boys with boys. Chip makes the team, but has to wear a girls' uniform. Plus he gets roughed up at the first practice. Georgie tells Chip that she's quitting track and Chip says he'll quit hockey. 13200:), who he has fallen in love with, to marry him. Robbie tells his teacher and friend Tom Hayden that Steve has found a part time job for him. Just as Robbie is about to ask Denise, she tells him that Tom popped the question the night before, and she accepted. Tom asks Robbie to be best man at the wedding. Without Robbie knowing, the Douglas home will host the wedding and Steve will give the bride away. The day of the wedding Robbie has a talk with Denise. He wants to know if he had asked first, would she have said yes to him. Denise tells Robbie that she loves him, but as a brother. Robbie feels better knowing that Tom did not steal Denise away from him. 8055:) is one of the women. Because Bub likes Elsie, he is now interested in helping and goes to the Women's Betterment League. There he sits next to Elsie and makes an excellent suggestion to help their cause. The ladies and Bub picket in front the tree. Robbie is afraid about what Mr. Johnson will think when he finds out Bub is his grandfather. The next day, Bub stops Mr. Johnson from turning a hose on the ladies. Mr. Johnson does find out about Bub and Robbie and Juliet have to sneak around to see each other. Bub finds a way to have sentimental Mr. Johnson keep the tree. Mike finds a locked box in the attic and Steve's key opens it. Inside is another key. 1882:), reluctantly agrees. His mother Laura thinks he might be running away from something. The Ferguson's invite Robbie over for dinner. When a scheduling conflict arises between Hank's parents, Robbie invites Hank to stay at his house for the weekend. Hank becomes envious of the turbulent, happy-go-lucky Douglas household. Both George and Laura start to second guess their method of raising Hank. George stops by the Douglas house and sees how wild things are and how much fun Hank is having. This reinforces his feeling that he and Laura need to be less rigid at home. Something George says before he leaves makes Hank think he'll skip going to military school. 19985:) is visiting. Brian is now a big rock star going by the name John Simpson. Chip is thinking of giving up his studies and becoming a rock star, too. Charley invites John over for dinner. John talks about all the places he's been. He also mentions that he's married and expecting his second child. He brings the family with him when he tours. Chip believes that kind of life is for him. John mentions that he makes $ 2 million a year. Polly really wants Chip to pursue his chemical engineering degree. Even Steve thinks a music career might not be bad. Polly decides to back Chip's decision. But, after a talk with Steve, Chip decides to continue his studies. 1799:) and mentions what's going on with Ralph. Steve comes back early from his trip and goes to pick up Chip from school. He witnesses Chip attacking Ralph, who isn't interested in fighting with him. Steve soon realizes that Chip is deliberately provoking the boy each day in the school yard to prove a point. Steve also learns that Ralph has been put on probation. An unintended incident in front of Mrs. Wisbee causes Ralph to get into trouble. Knowing it could cost him detention in the principal's office, Chip confesses to her that he was the one starting the fights, not Ralph. Mrs. Wisbee decides to not punish either child, and the boys start to get along. 6796: 4533:), the City License Commissioner, drops by. Dobbins tells the boys they need a license to operate and they pay for it. When Mrs. Edgerton calls to complain about a weed pulling job, Robbie and Hank have to go out and finish the job. Steve is surprised when several young children show up at the Douglas house. It seems Chip started a baby sitting service. Business has hit a slump for Robbie and Hank and they have some bills coming up. Enoch drops by and reminds the boys they have a loan payment due in a few days. Robbie asks Chip to loan him some money. Steve will only let Chip do it if Robbie dissolves his business and goes out and gets a real job. 17896: 7282:) and others. Steve is asked to work on a top-secret, high-security project. He will work from home, but he's told the family will be under surveillance. Steve comes home and there are already men watching the house. The family wonders what Steve is working on in his locked room. The men follow the boys when they leave the house and they listen in on phone calls. Steve is away from his room and Chip goes in and sees some of the papers he's working on. Steve makes Chip promise to not tell anyone what he saw. Bub asks Steve what he's working on. Steve makes up a fanciful project and tells Bub to keep it a secret. Chip learns that Mr. Fowler ( 1242: 1296:), who is strictly business. Because they have to work late, Steve and Joan discuss the job over dinner. Steve tries to set a romantic mood, but things do not work out. He is tempted to continue to mix business with pleasure but finds that she thinks only about the job at hand and does not have any plans to expand her love life, despite this romantic interlude. Steve is supposed to drive Joan to the airport, but he oversleeps. He is hurt and disappointed when he finds out she left without saying something to him. It turns out Joan did call and spoke with Chip. She left a message suggesting that maybe one day they will cross paths again. 5018:) introduces Mike to her rather large friend Dan Palmer. Dan kind of implies that Jill better be the winner. Finalist Mary Ellen Conway, a woman's field hockey player, tells Mike that she plays to win. Mike meets finalist Pat Parnell and she tells him she doesn't care about the contest. She would withdraw if her sorority would let her. Mike now regrets being the judge because he's going to make a lot of enemies. It's the day of the decision and Mike picks Pat. Meanwhile, Chip and Sudsy pick Mary Lou to win their contest. They figure she's big enough to protect them from the other girl's brothers. Mike and Laurie get back together. 2292:) with a bicycle. After class, Robbie and Hank try another stunt, but Maribel has already walked away. Plus, Hank gets into trouble with Mr. Wiley. Robbie manages to get Hank off the hook. He then explains to Mr. Wiley that he was trying to use the Wiley method to make himself more interesting to Maribel. Mr. Wiley tells Robbie he has to relax and be himself. Mr. Wiley asks Robbie to pick up a book for him at the library. Robbie runs into Maribel at the library. She says that she did notice him in school, but thought he wasn't interested in her. Turns out Mr. Wiley sent her to the library to get the same book that Robbie went for. 14335:) visits the Douglas home. Katie doesn't say it, but she is clearly not thrilled to have her aunt visit. Steve has to go away on business, so Charley offers Steve's room to Cecile. It's not long before Cecile rearranges their furniture and annoyingly disrupts their lives. She even starts to cause some friction between Katie and Robbie. Katie finally tells Cecile that though she means well, her meddling is causing problems. Cecile now feels bad. Charley has a talk with her and tells her how when he first moved in, he did the same things. Cecile comes to realize she doesn't have to over do things and everything will be much better. 19170:) calls Steve and asks him to come to his office because there is a problem with a project. Having no choice, Steve takes the triplets and Tramp to Chuck's office. Steve leaves the kids with Chucks secretary, Betty Barham. At the end of the day, Chuck and Steve are still working. Betty offers to take the kids home until Steve is finished. The men are finally finished, but the paper that had Betty's address and phone number is accidentally destroyed. Steve is home and tells the family what happened. When Betty finally calls, she says that the boys and Tramp have gone out the front door and cannot not be found. A Cab Driver ( 6068:), when he gets a call from Bub. Bub mentions some of the boys stocks and Harvey is interested. Steve says it's just a project, but Harvey doesn't believe him. Harvey buys one of the stocks that he heard Steve mention. Robbie complains to Steve that a lot of the guys are making money buying and selling their stocks. Steve says that we're not traders, we're investors. Harry gets upset when he hears the stock he bought is going way down. Chip winds up making the most money on his investments. Steve gets a $ 2000 bonus and suggests putting a down payment on a cabin by the lake. The boys think he should buy some stock with it. 5592:) tells the Coach that all the boys on the team need to improve their math grades or they will flunk. Meanwhile, Bub is telling Chip about the fishing trip he's going on with his friend Jerry to catch a special trout named Old Roy. In the locker room, one of the boys suggests that Robbie's father tutor them as he is an aeronautical engineer. Robbie asks Bub if it's OK for the wrestling team to come to the house. Robbie figures that Steve will see how poorly the team is in math and volunteer to help. The team shows up and Steve isn't home yet. One of the boys, Lloyd, complains about how hot he is. Bub calls Dr. Miller ( 6392:) tells Chip he's all out of lollipops. Chip goes outside and finds a bunch of coins on some newspapers that people put there to pay for them. Chip brings them back into the store. Not knowing where Chip got them from, a lady customer tells him he can keep the money. Chip tells Sudsy about it and when they go back to the store, there's more money. Chip buys a baseball with the money, but later finds out the money was to pay for the newspapers. He leaves the baseball on the papers. Meanwhile, the stamp was found but then gets lost again. Chip is afraid he'll get into a lot of trouble for taking the money. A Policeman ( 12480:) are taking a cinema class together. Robbie is having a hard time understanding the very avant garde films the classmates are making. Robbie and Gina Rose decide to make a movie together and use the Douglas family as their subject. They will film all the dull conformities that go on in the house and then film Gina Rose as the interesting part of life. While editing the film, Robbie realizes that all the scenes with Gina are really bad and need to be cut. Robbie asks Steve how should he tell Gina and Steve tells him to just be honest. Everyone in the class really likes the family film, except Gina Rose, of course. 3050: 1110: 19220:) comes to the door just as Steve and Barbara show up. Polly tells Milton she can't talk to him right now. Dinner doesn't go too well. Milton comes by to see Polly again. He talks Polly into hosting a dinner party for eight people to promote his cookware. Polly tells Barbara what she did and she's worried because her place is too small. Barbara offers her house and Charley reluctantly agrees to let Milton use his kitchen. Instead of finding 8 friends, the Douglas family will eat the meal. The next day, Milton talks Steve into hosting another dinner. Polly sees she is not the only one to be taken in by a salesman. 11443:) when her car runs out of gas and he offers to get her some. Eleanor stops by the Douglas house, because she forgot to pay Robbie for the gas. The family meets her and she is invited for dinner. They find out that Eleanor has been exploring in Africa. That night Ernie dreams that he and Steve go exploring in the jungle. While she is still in town, Steve and Eleanor go out on several dates. Eleanor is leaving for Africa again and she asks Steve if he would like to go with. Despite the boys insisting he go, Steve declines the offer. Eleanor says she understands and hopefully one day they will see each other again. 16345:) is discussing ESP. Ernie believes he has ESP, when he's the only person in his class to guess the correct color of a card held up by his teacher. In the course of the next few days, Ernie goes on to correctly predict several more things. Ernie fantasizes about becoming famous because of his ESP. Robbie tries to tell the family that Ernie just made some lucky guesses. Ernie tells Katie that there will be a disaster if she keeps a doctors appointment for the babies tomorrow. Robbie and Katie have a fight when she says she's not going to the doctor. They do wind up going to the doctor and nothing bad happened. 18414:) stops by the Douglas house. Jim is quite the free-spirit and just rode his motorcycle up from Mexico. He is surprised to learn that Rob has a job as an engineer, is married and has triplets. Jim visits Steve and Rob at their job. Jim regales Rob with exciting tales of traveling the world and seeing the sights. Katie is not as impressed with Jim's stories as Rob is. Rob tells Katie that he is going to take a week-long motorcycle trip to the Colorado River with Jim. Katie is not happy about the trip, but lets Rob go. Rob and Jim leave for their trip, but it's not long after that Jim drops Rob off back home. 2868:) there applauds Steve's playing. The Janitor says Josephine was there earlier. Steve goes walking through a park. Flashback to Steve and Josephine having a picnic in a park and he gives her a kiss. Later, Josephine tells Steve that her father found a job in California and she'll be moving away. She says that she'll never forget him. In the present, Steve goes home and is told Josephine is coming by soon. A boy drops off a letter from Josephine. It says that she's sorry she won't be coming by. She thanks Steve for the wonderful memories of their youth and signs the letter Josephine Kringles Peckinpaugh. 13531:) in the park. The next day, Ernie invites Edward over for dinner. Steve and Charley are a little surprised by Ernie's guest. Charley sees Edward for the vagabond that he is, but Steve says they can be polite to him for one night. Ernie invites Edward to stay the night and Edward hints that he may stay a couple weeks. Steve comes up with a plan to get Edward to leave. Steve has Ernie suggest to Edward that he do some work around the house. The plan works and Edward sneaks out without saying goodbye. Ernie comes to realize the kind of man Edward is and the things he is missing by not being in a family. 17720:). They have a daughter named Katie. While having dinner at Steve's house, Rob and Katie can talk about nothing but how much they like Joe and Eve. Meanwhile, Dodie is sad that her "sister" Katie doesn't have time to play with her. It doesn't take long for tensions to develop between the two couples. Rob tells Steve that they may have to move because of the Lawrie's. Steve, Barbara and Dodie go to Rob's place for dinner. Steve asks Rob if there were any way to patch thing up with the Lawrie's. Katie apologizes to Dodie for not acting more like a sister. Joe and Eve come by and the two couples make up. 9424:), the counselor, alone and tells her she believes that Howard hates their daughter Susan. It's Howard's turn and he complains that Francie never has any time for him. Mike and Sally have an argument over who's at fault for Howard and Francie's problems. Mike tells Steve he's worried about him and Sally working out. Steve tries to reassure Mike. At court, Howard, Francie, Mike and Sally witness another young couple getting a divorce. Later, Mike and Sally are watching Susan. Mike tells Sally he won't let the same thing happen to them. Howard and Francie come back saying they're not getting divorced. 8460: 16390:) and daughter Laurie. Harry says that the kids will get along great. At the picnic, the kids develop an immediate dislike for each other. That evening, both Steve and Harry are surprised when their children say they couldn't stand the others. Steve and Harry won't admit to each other that things didn't go well. The men force Chip and Laurie to go out again. Because of the other couple they're with, Chip and Laurie get picked up by the police for a curfew violation. Steve and Harry finally admit that their children don't like each other. But then both learn that Chip wants to take Laurie out again. 13151:) is infatuated with Manuello. Gretchen, Robbie and Manuello go to a farm to see a bull. Robbie tries to impress Gretchen by confronting the killer bull with no knowledge about the sport whatsoever. When the bull charges at him, Robbie runs away. Word gets around about what happened and Robbie is embarrassed. After practicing at home and to prove he is not a coward, Robbie goes back to the farm. What he does not know is that this time he is trying out his skills on the farmer's pet bull, who is tame, completely harmless and uninterested. But, Robbie walks away with an air of courage and confidence. 13309:). Steve asks Chip to go on a double date with Melinda. Afterwards, Chip tells Ernie that Melinda was kind of "spooky". Chip is supposed to go to the dance with Geraldine. But, pushy Melinda tells Chip that the two of them are going steady and he is taking her. Chip pretends to get along with her, so that Steve has an easier time when dating Natalie. Natalie calls Steve and tells him she thinks Chip and Melinda are to young to go steady. Knowing it will break Chip's heart, Steve still tells him he should not go out with Melinda. A thrilled Chip explains to Steve why he was putting up with Melinda. 5429:) about Steve's dream. Mike thinks the dream means that Steve is afraid of getting old. Wanting to make Steve feel young, Mike and a couple friends talk him into playing basketball with them. They then invite him to a party, but Steve turns them down. Mike decides to have the party at the Douglas house. They have one of the girls, Polly, ask Steve to play his saxophone. Polly and the other girls actually enjoy Steve's playing. Something else happens that has Bub's interpretation of Mike's dream come true. The next day, Steve thanks Mike for trying to make him feel young, but it isn't necessary. 3008: 20032: 15644:), urges him to think it over before making any decision. After seeing some of the problems that are caused at home, Robbie is determined to leave. Katie wants to stay and questions Robbie's motives. Robbie tells Steve his plans. Steve had planned on remodeling their room, but tells Rob whatever he decides is OK. Counselor Walters asks the administration office to delay Robbie's paperwork until the weekend is over. Rob discovers that despite the financial burden placed on his father, Steve enjoys taking care of the boys. Rob decides to stay and Steve shows him the design plans for their room. 18013: 7495:), is going to have a baby at any time. Because he work's nights, Howard was wondering if Mike could make himself available to take Francie to the hospital should the baby come at night. A nervous Mike does wind up taking Francie to the hospital. Mike is in the waiting room with other husbands when he's told Francie had a baby girl. Howard shows up and Mike says he's never going through that again. Mike tells Steve he's breaking off the engagement because he's not ready for the stress. After Steve tells Mike about his experience when Mike was born, Mike decides he's still getting married. 2964:) has a Spanish tutor for him. Mike is even going on a skiing trip over the weekend. Turns out Russ's tutor is a Spanish language record. While one sleeps they learn Spanish via osmosis. Before he leaves for his trip, Mike sets up the turntable to a timer so it will turn on and then off during the night. That night, Steve decides to sleep in Mike's room because Bub painted his. The record turns on during the night and the next morning Steve speaks Spanish here and there. Steve can't understand how he suddenly knows Spanish. Steve is at work and can't explain to co-worker Joe Walters ( 19714: 19638:) comes to the Douglas house. Dodie said something to Alfred and now he's locked in the bathroom. To try and smooth things over, Charley invites Alfred over for dinner. At dinner, Alfred spends the whole time staring at Dodie. Dodie says she feels sick and goes up to her room. Later that evening, Mrs. Hoover calls to say Alfred has run away. Steve discovers the front door open. When they go up to Dodie's room, they find Alfred sleeping at the base of Dodie's bed. He says he didn't want Dodie to die. Barbara substitute teaches Alfred's class. He now gives Barbara a love letter. 18326: 1753: 19890:), a child psychologist. Dr. Fredericks gives Barbara some advice about Dodie and says there is nothing seriously wrong with her. On the way home from school, Dodie sees a little dog and has it follow her home. Dodie is happy she has another dog until the real owners come and claim it. Charley makes her a doggy rag-doll and names it Arfie. But, he has second thoughts about giving it to her and has Ernie throw it in the garbage. Katie finds it and brings it in the house. Charley sees Dodie sleeping with Arfie and she tells Charley she really likes the doll. Tramp comes home. 5785:) tells them he didn't show up. They had to abort a mission because the crew needed his help with a mechanical failure. Meanwhile, Robbie wishes he were a little older in order to impress Ingrid. They are the same age, but Robbie says girl's like older men. Mike tells Steve that he wasn't scheduled to go to the base today, it was purely voluntary. The next week, Mike apologizes to McCullum for not volunteering the week before. Mike says he'll volunteer for the next mission and nothing will stop him from being there. Mike's friend, Burt, tells him that Melissa Cartwright ( 6264:) if it's OK that he print a bunch of extra tickets for himself and put them in Chips bowl. Mr. Pfeiffer isn't paying attention and says it's OK. Chip has sold a lot of tickets. Chip finally reveals to his brothers and Bub that Bub is the big star. Bub doesn't mind being the star. It's time to pull the winning ticket and the name is Sudsy. Sudsy is not happy when he finds out Bub is the star. At first Bub is not thrilled with the idea of spending time with Sudsy, but he agrees to it. Bub is out with Sudsy and it's not going too well. Hoping to help, Steve calls Mooney ( 4483: 16989: 2601:) come by. Mike comes down from the tower to talk to them. Joe comes back from an errand and reprimands Mike for leaving his post. More time passes and Mike is becoming restless and agitated. There is a storm approaching. Mike tells Joe that he's quitting and Joe says quit after the storm. Joe leaves the tower to check the river level. The power goes out in the tower and the wind is causing the tower to sway quite a lot. Joe is stranded down at the creek and Mike spends a harrowing time trying to stay calm. Something Joe does, helps Mike make it through the night. 1704:) to come and visit. Selena arrives and everyone is happy to see her, she even fixes Mike's car. Selena starts doing things around the house and spending a lot of time with the boys. Bub gets the strange impression that he is being neglected and isn't really needed. He decides to take up the offer of managing a movie theater in Plainview. He tells Steve he'll be leaving that night, and nothing the boys say or do can make him change his mind. At the bus station, Selena suddenly sits next to Bub. Selena finds a subtle way to make Bub change his mind about leaving. 18511: 5077:) to come to the house, but Steve won't see her either. Joe comes to the house to go over some things about the trip with Steve. Joe finds out about Steve's injury, but Steve guarantees he'll be fine in a couple days. Chip asks Steve to help him with his school project because Steve's the only one he trusts. Steve tells him there are other capable people. When Mike tells Steve that Dr. Prince is here, Steve says he only wants Dr. Stasser. Steve thinks about what he just told Chip and learns a lesson. Because of Dr. Prince, Steve is able to make his trip. 7228:) and the other boys from the club come by. Wheels says despite their age, both Chip and Ernie can join the Tigers. The boys play with all of Chip's new things. When no one plays with him, Ernie leaves. Steve runs into Ernie and finds out what happened. Steve tries to explain to Chip that the boys only became friends with him because of all the things he has. Steve hides everything in the garage. When the boys come by and see everything gone, Wheels kicks Chip out of the Tigers. Chip donates everything to a welfare home for boys and apologizes to Ernie. 2334:) and the coach says he'll try to work Chip in. Steve gets a call and is told one of the parents, a volunteer umpire, has called in sick and Steve is asked to substitute. At the game, Coach puts Chip in and he gets on base. Chip thinks this will be the perfect opportunity to become the team hero. When the next player gets a hit, Chip tries to get all the way to home plate despite the Coach yelling at him to stop at third. Steve calls him out at home plate. Back at the house, Steve and Chip have a talk and Chip will still try to have fun playing baseball. 14136:) to help Steve on a rush project. Everyone in the family really likes Eileen. Only level-headed Katie recognizes her as a manipulating woman. At work, Steve mentions his birthday is Saturday and asks Eileen to stop by. She says he should be with family. Trudi wants to go to see a band and Chip needs money. Charley tells him that's why she's been doing things for him. Katie tries to subtly explain to Steve how she feels about Eileen. It's Saturday and Steve's birthday. The project that Steve and Eileen were working on gets the go ahead from Ed Shelton ( 5939:) if he could buy it, but he doesn't have enough money. Chip tells Robbie and Mike that they probably took the rug to get him in trouble. The two go and buy the rug to help Chip. Robbie gets a letter from his pen pal. She says her family will be coming to the states and the picture she sent was of her older sister. Turns out his pen pal is actually younger than him. Steve asks Mike and Robbie how the rug got back to the house. Chip finds out what his brothers did to help him. Something later backfires when Robbie thinks he's going to meet his pen pal. 16258:). Charley and Beatrice hit it off right away and they go out on a date. Both Janet and Ernie think Charley and Beatrice are too old to be having that kind of fun. Ernie tells the rest of the family that Charley is disgracing them. Janet tells Beatrice she's not acting like a grandmother. Janet says that Ernie better think of something as the whole thing is his fault. Charley and Beatrice take Ernie and Janet to a square dance. Ernie and Janet can barely keep up with the old folks. Steve tells Ernie he shouldn't worry about people acting their ages. 13576:), who dropped out of school the year before. Al offers Robbie a job as a part-time real estate agent. Robbie starts to do really well, but it takes up a lot of his time. Steve learns that Robbie is now flunking some of his classes. To Steve's dismay, Robbie tells him that he is quitting school. Robbie is about to make another sale when a torrential rain storm revealed that the home he is showing has a hidden flaw. He decides it's better to be honest and shows the couple the problem. Afterwards, Robbie tells Steve he's going back to school. 4807: 14228:) tells her everyone was out of there by 11:00. Katie then hears what seems to be a loud heartbeat sound. She calls Steve in a panic, but he calms her down. The Douglas men finally come home and Katie tells them what she heard. Later that night, everyone else also hears the heartbeat. Charlie learns that the original owner died in the home. The next night there is another storm and the heartbeat noise returns. This time it's the Douglas men that panic. Steve returns home and after hearing the sound, he has a simple explanation for it. 18456:). All the girls think he's handsome and Dodie develops a real crush on him. Dodie tries making some cookies for Mr. Turley, but it doesn't go well. Steve talks with Dodie about Mr. Turley. At school, Dodie gets her head stuck between two fence bars. Mr. Turley comforts her while the janitor frees her. Barbara comes to the school and realizes that she used to teach Mike when he was younger. Barbara invites him over for dinner. Dodie is all excited and dressed up for Mr. Turley. When Mike arrives he introduces his fiancée Ann Carter ( 19443: 2184: 15930: 15892:) going into the friends house. Steve arranges to see Carol again. Charley is concerned that Carol will think Steve is too old when she sees the family and the babies. Carol meets Ernie and now doesn't answer Steve's calls. When Katie asks Chip and Ernie about the cousins, they reluctantly agree. Turns out that Katie's cousins don't want to meet Chip and Ernie. Carol finally comes over again and meets the rest of the family. Seems Carol was concerned that Steve wouldn't be interested in her when he found out she was a grandmother. 16300:) tells Charley that Maria is the Ambassador's daughter. Carlos is just checking things out to make sure the Ambassador will be safe. Carlos drops off Maria and her Aunt Enriquetta. The Ambassador couldn't make it. Despite early nervousness, the dinner goes well. But then Ernie mentions he only wrote Maria to get good grades. And Charley doesn't speak Spanish as well as he thought and winds up insulting Enriquetta. The two abruptly leave. The next day, the two come back, realizing that Ernie and Charley didn't mean anything bad. 8110:), what the boys have been doing, Martha breaks down and cries. At home, Robbie tells the family what's been going on at school. Robbie gets an earful from both Steve and Mike after Mike recognizes Martha's name. The next day, Robbie tells the guys that he's going to leave Miss Tinsley alone. Robbie tells Steve that he went to Mrs. Proctor and asked her advice in helping Miss Tinsley. Now he feels funny about it, but Steve said he did the right thing. Mrs. Proctor goes to speak with Martha and teaches her how to handle the boys. 8001:), shows up. Molly is an older woman. Molly tells Marta about meeting Steve's sons and Bub and about the house. Marta seems intrigued. Meanwhile, Bub and the boys are cleaning up the house for when the contest committee comes to judge the place. Bub really wants to win. Marta and the committee arrive. While Bub shows the committee the house, Steve introduces the boys to Marta. When the contest is over, the Douglas house doesn't even get mentioned. As a consolation, the boys give Bub a bust of himself that says "Champ Homemaker". 7997:), who is an editor for a home decorators magazine. She was at another convention downstairs. Steve goes to the other convention hoping to run into Marta again. While there, he runs into Mike and Sally. Steve does find Marta and tries to make a date with her, but she seems to be very busy. He enters a magazine contest for distinctive homes because he learns that Marta comes to see the homes. Back at the house, Steve tries to set a romantic mood for when Marta arrives. But instead of Marta showing up, her secretary, Molly Dunbar ( 12637:) and winds up meeting Steve. Steve tells Robbie that he has a date with Jeri, even though she is a little younger. Robbie doesn't say anything, but he is not happy because he is attracted to Jeri, despite her being a little older. Steve is stuck at the office and asks Robbie to fill in for his date with Jeri. Robbie asks Jeri how she feels about people marrying despite differences in age. Jeri mentions this to Steve as she thought Robbie meant her and Steve getting married. Both Steve and Robbie decide to not see Jerri anymore. 17527: 12435:). Turns out Vickie and Robbie go to school together and she is coming over for dinner that night. Despite that, she gives Steve a second ticket for having an expired license. When he goes to renew his license, Steve fails the written test. Robbie lends Steve a driving manual to study. Steve fails the test a second time. Chip and Ernie try to cheer Steve up. Robbie tells Steve that he flunked the second time because he gave Steve an old manual. Steve is happy because his sons still like and respect him even though he failed. 15112: 10959:), who is also skilled in lavish flattery. She talks Charley into three more lessons. Helen then talks him into life time lessons for $ 1000. Worried about Charley, Robbie goes to talk to Helen. She flatters him into several lessons. Steve gets a call about co-signing a loan for Charley. After finding out that both Charley and Robbie signed contracts, Steve decides to go and talk with Helen. He finds a way to get Helen to return the contracts. Charley realizes he was taken advantage of, but says it was fun while it lasted. 4582:), a lawyer. That night, Chip hides Tramp in the attic. When he gets back to bed, Robbie tells him that trick won't work. Chip and Sudsy dye half of Tramps fur black. Chip tries to tell the family he got rid of Tramp and he has a new dog named Sam. In court, Alan says that Tramp growled at him and when he tried to run away, the dog bit him. There is also testimony from the animal control man, Mr. Davis. During a lunch recess, Matt tells Steve that it doesn't look good for Tramp. Matt suggests making a deal with the Judge ( 12682:). They take a lot of pictures where Chip has to look excited to meet her. Later, when Nan arrives for the date, Bob brings along the camera man and a noisy group of fans. Chip becomes disenchanted by all the attention she is getting and doesn't really have a good time on the date. The next day Nan comes to the house by herself. She tells Chip that she knows he didn't have any fun on the date and would he like to do something with her now. Chip has a great time with Nan and tells the family what a really nice girl she is. 16640:). Ernie tells Steve that his substitute teacher, Barbara Harper, would like to have a talk with him. Steve goes to Katie's and Robbie's to meet Millicent. Millicent calls Katie to inform her that while Steve is nice, she isn't interested in him. Steve meets Barbara in a high-school corridor, and the two are quickly attracted to each other. She is also a widow and she has a daughter. The two spend the rest of the day together. Robbie and Katie come by to tell Steve about Millicent and they find out he's seeing Barbara. 1015:) to Steve. Pamela invites Steve over to dinner the next night. Steve is under the impression that there will be other people at the dinner, but it is just him and Pamela. Steve starts to feel that Pamela has marriage on her mind. Chip gets invited to a dance with Dorine and Steve wants him to go. Dorine comes by the house and Chip asks Pamela to go to the dance with Steve. At the dance, Chip and Steve agree that they have to find a polite way to get rid of the women. Chip completes his mission, but Steve does not. 11485:). Steve thinks it's an added expense considering they live 5 minutes from the campus, but Robbie gets to do it. Between his job and having different schedules with Bert, Robbie starts to realize that dorm life is difficult for him. The family at various times drops in on Robbie to see how he's doing. Steve gets a call and Robbie asks that the family stop coming around. Steve and Charlie find out from Bert that Robbie is actually home sick. Before Steve can come up with a way to get Robbie home, Robbie moves back. 16496:) are. Johnny and Betty just had a baby. Marge says they'll be coming later. When they arrive, Johnny tells Robbie that Betty and him fight all the time and are separating. Robbie asks Steve to talk to Johnny. Steve learns that the stress of the baby and not much money is causing tension between the couple. Johnny sees how hectic things are around the Douglas household. Johnny has Betty talk to Steve the next day. Betty sees how hectic things are and realizes that her and Johnny should be able to handle one baby. 7565:) wants to play a trick on Robbie. They'll have Robbie bring over Bub as a chaperone and tell him that that gang decided to go with the costume party idea. Robbie and Bub will be the only ones in costume. The night of the party, Robbie and Bub arrive and find out they were tricked. Robbie doesn't think it's funny and starts to leave. Betty comes down the stairs in a Victorian dress and apologizes. Some party crashers show up, and Bub finds a way to get rid of them. All the kids are grateful and have a good time. 16868: 10145:) for Mike. Sally wants him to go on a date with her to be sure there is nothing there. On the date, Mike finds he has a lot in common with Laura Lee, which he actually doesn't like. When he goes to tell Sally this, he finds her with the man the computer picked for her. To show Sally the computer is wrong, Mike asks Steve to submit profiles for Steve and Mom, hoping they wouldn't be paired up. But, the computer does match Steve with Mike's mom. Steve finds the solution to the problem in an old letter from Mom. 14593: 10760: 9262:), a girl he is interested in. Marjorie tells a friend she just played along with Robbie as a joke. That night, Marjorie invites Robbie over to her house. He doesn't know it, but she has friends over for a slumber party and wants to use him for entertainment. Marjorie tells Robbie she loves him and he confesses that he hypnotized her. She pretends to not believe it and wants him to prove his powers by hypnotizing her friends. All the friends play along and pretend to be hypnotized. Meanwhile, Mrs. Thompson ( 17975: 15403:) arrive during the shower. Striker is a grandfather as well and he would like to meet Katie. They go to the Douglas house where Striker determines by the way she walks that Katie will have a boy. The next several times Steve and Striker meet, the General talks more about his grandson than the product Steve is selling. Striker winds up leaving without placing an order with Steve. Ernie loses his bid for student council. The General later calls and orders Steve's product and still talks about his grandson. 14726:) comes by and tries to talk Charley into buying an 11-year-old trotting horse named Gypsy King. In the hopes of capturing old racing glories and the potential purses that the horse could win, Charlie does wind up buying the horse. The family is happy that Charley is excited about something again. With Charley driving the sulky, the horse wins his qualifying race, but wasn't fast enough to actually qualify. Realizing that the horse's racing days are over, Charley makes a deal with trainer Doc Wetherford ( 11789:) calls and speaks to Ernie, and invites the Douglas family to visit in Washington. No one believes that Ernie really spoke to the Ambassador. Then Ernie receives airlines tickets to Washington. At first, the rest of the family all have reasons not to go but then Steve decides that it's too important to Ernie. The Ambassador and Ernie try to find things to keep the family entertained. At a dinner party given by the Ambassador, the family makes some new friends and Steve even makes a business deal. 11748:) and Rebecca Martin. Steve talks to Robbie, but Robbie says he can handle it as one girl goes to high school and the other goes to college. Robbie believes that they could never run into each other. Meanwhile, Chip gets Ernie to do a lot of his work so that Ernie can earn Chips train set. Mary Sue and Rebecca do run into each other and find out they are both seeing Robbie. They come up with a plan to teach Robbie a lesson. The girls have Robbie juggling a date with each of them on the same night. 15789: 9587:) for a couple days until he can find a permanent caretaker. Frank has finally found her after her mother was killed and she had been lost during the war. Charlie is not happy about the idea. Lee Ahn shows signs of trauma as she is constantly stealing and hoarding things. Lee Ahn overhears Charlie tell Steve that she is nothing but trouble, so she runs away. Now Charlie is sick with worry. Everyone is out looking for her and Charlie finds her. Charlie and Lee Ahn become quite fond of each other. 19400:), the owner of the coffee house, comes by. Frankie tells Katie to come the next day to audition again. Steve and Charley don't much care for Frankie. Katie gets the job and the audiences like her. Charley and Steve still worry about Frankie and his possible motives. Charley and Steve go to see Katie perform. They meet Frankie's wife Leona and start to realize that they don't have to worry about Katie. It's not long though, before Katie quits, telling Frankie she needs to take care of her kids. 10620: 17842: 17659:) presides over Steve formally adopting Dodie. At school, Dodie is harassed by a mean-spirited girl named Victoria Lewis. One morning, Dodie pretends to be sick. Barbara finds a way to get her to go to school. Chip and Ernie figure out that Dodie is being picked on and speak to her. Chip and Ernie have a little talk with Victoria and say that they'd hate to see anyone picking on Dodie. Dodie now uses the big brother defense to make Victoria and the other girls afraid of her. Pauline Lewis ( 17340:), now a rich divorcee, comes to town. She learns that Steve is now married. Steve would like Sylvia to meet Barbara. Everyone in the family is thrilled to see Sylvia, making Barbara feel out of place. Sylvia mentions that she'll be living in town from now on. Steve is going to play golf with Sylvia and Barbara is starting to get jealous. Even Katie wonders why Robbie speaks so fondly of Sylvia. Barbara finally sees that Sylvia really seems to be "one of the boys" and not a potential rival. 10354:) is taking over all the wedding preparations. She set the date for two months away and has a long list of things that need to be done by then. Mike daydreams about how hard he has to work for Helen before he can marry Sally. Even Sally is getting tired of the things that have to be done. Mike suggests to Sally that they just elope. Just as they are about to go off to elope, something Steve says makes them change their minds. Then a phone call from the Reverend complicates things further. 12170:) want to leave, the party is raided by the police. Steve reluctantly helps Flame slip out the back and takes her to her hotel. When Steve finds out that Flame can't get into her room because she owes the hotel money, he takes her home. There he learns that her real name is Margaret Smith and he gives her money. Ernie sees her and the next morning Steve has to explain what happened. Margaret comes by to thank Steve for his help and tells him that she is going to straighten her life out. 19676: 3280: 12731:). Steve and Dave are old fans of hers and are surprised how small the audience is. Claudia tells Steve that the club is letting her go because her style of music just isn't popular anymore. Steve talks her into coming to Bryant Park to learn a hipper music style from Robbie's band. At first Robbie is not thrilled with the idea, but he agrees to work with her. The band invites her onstage at their next gig. The kids in the audience are skeptical at first, but soon dig the new singer. 19756: 15042:) for a plant tour. At first Sally is not allowed in. Charley pretends that Sally is Mrs. Douglas and she then gets in. Katie shows up and is announced as Mrs. Douglas. The secretaries are confused and suspect that their new boss is a bigamist. Not knowing that Sally is posing as Mrs. Douglas, Steve doesn't understand why his co-workers suddenly act cold to him. That night Steve learns how Sally got into the plant. The next day, Steve subtly explains to his secretary Janet Ingram ( 6125:). Ruthie asks Bub if he remembers when they had a crush on each other in high school. Bub even remembers the first song they danced to and Bub sings Ja-Da. Steve tells Mike that Skipper obviously stole Bub's girl and that's what's been making Bub irritable. Skipper is clearly not thrilled about Bub and Ruthie reminiscing. Skipper mentions that he has to go get his award and he and Ruthie leave. Later, something Steve and Robbie say makes Bub realize he has to move on from Ruthie. 5231:). Chip is having a good time with the Wong's daughter, Sally. Alice invites Steve and the family to Grandfather's birthday party on Saturday. Robbie is depressed because Bradley is taking Angela to all different kinds of restaurants. Ray tells Robbie to bring Angela to the party on Saturday. At the party, they honor Grandfather Wong and Grandfather Bub with a traditional Chinese dinner. Everyone also gets to see a Chinese New Years parade and Angela is very impressed with Robbie. 16951: 12818:) thinks she's too young to date. Charley rents a horse and buggy for Chip when they learn Grandma doesn't think cars are safe. Chip comes by and visits with Grandma but finds that once he stirs up her old memories, it's not going to be easy to get out of the house. Chip calls up Charley and hints that he come by and help. Charley drops by, spends time with Grandma, and Chip and Gail go to the party. Terry Burnham plays the girl, Gail McGee, the granddaughter and Chip's interest. 19587:). Katie then befriends fellow secretary, June Mosfitt. Charley leaves for the afternoon, not telling anyone where he's going and comes home in a great mood. Barbara wonders what he's up to. At work, John and mail-boy Richard fawn all over Katie. Something Dodie says, makes Barbara think Charley is seeing a red head every day. It's Katie's last day at work and she gets off early to pick up the boys. She sees Charlie at the school and finds out he's been helping there every day. 13052:) tells Steve that he doesn't want to race either, but his son really expects him to. Ernie finally talks Steve into running. The fathers get together to discuss the race. As they are all out of shape, they come up with a plan to make it look as though they ran the whole race. But, the boys throw a wrench in the plan when they decide to ride along on their bikes. Ernie understands when Steve lets Joe win the race since his son needs the boost in self esteem more than Ernie. 8623:) strike up a conversation with Steve. And they continually find ways to run into him. It gets to the point where Steve tries to hide from them. Robbie is kept busy and occasionally runs into Steve. Even when the ship goes to port, the ladies find Steve. One night, it's costume night and the ladies tell Steve they've made a costume for him. Steve sees Jordan Martin, the man he's to make contact with. It turns out Mr. Martin doesn't speak English. Steve runs into Lois Wilson ( 19539:), who is to be the boys grandfather in the commercial. While trying to film, the boys act out, wander off and break things. Perry grows increasingly irritated. Later, Jack comes by the house. He says that even though they didn't get any footage they could use, the boys looked good on film. Because the boys didn't really get along with Blake, Jack comes up with the idea to have Steve play the part. Even though things don't go smoothly, they do get a commercial they can use. 11394:) to pick up some blueprints. Ray gives Ernie a Chinese lucky cricket. Ernie embraces the Chinese lifestyle. The next day, Terry shows up to the Douglas house and proceeds to be Robbie's slave girl. He enjoys the attention at first, but it soon becomes awkward. Robbie tells Steve about Terry, who happens to be Ray's cousin, and he wants to know what to do. Steve says he'll ask Ray for help. Ray has Terry speak to Grandpa Wong, who makes her see things in a different light. 11335:), a wealthy businesswoman, promises to match the money that Bryant Park raises to build an art center. She meets the Douglas family and is interested in Steve. Wherever Steve and Maggie go, she is recognized. She also starts giving gifts to the other family members. Maggie even sends her chef, butler and maid to the Douglas house. Steve takes Maggie out to dinner and says that the family cannot except her gifts. Maggie realizes that her jet-set lifestyle is not for Steve. 18191: 16127:), has transferred to Los Angeles. Ray tells Steve that his daughter Gloria is married and going to have a baby. He also mentions that he can't stand his son-in-law Henry because he's a long-haired hippie. Henry is intelligent but has no direction in life. Robbie and Katie invite Gloria and Henry over. Henry visits where Steve and Ray work in case he would like to work there. An excited Ray calls Steve to tell him Gloria had twin boys. Now Ray doesn't mind Henry so much. 19079:), a friend of Terri's. Steve asks him about Terri and finds out some concerning things. Terri comes by and hears Steve's objections about her and Fergus. She shows Steve that she is wearing Fergus' ring. Terri comes by the house. She thinks she talking to Fergus, but it's Steve, and confesses a lot of bad things about herself. Despite loving him, she doesn't think she is worthy of him. Steve tells her to put the ring back on because she is worthy of being Lady Douglas. 14895:) and invites him over for dinner. Charley doesn't know that Toby is now a famous star acting in a TV western. When Toby arrives at the house, Ernie recognizes him right away. Toby invites Ernie and Charley to the television studio to watch the filming. Meanwhile, Steve is stuck in his hotel room working, Robbie can't leave camp to visit the local town, and Chip gets tonsillitis and misses out on seeing Mexico. Toby gives Charley and Ernie bit parts in Toby's show. 3744:), to get rid of the dog who she now calls Whiskers. Marisa arrives in Chicago and starts to take Tramp to the pound. Back at home, everyone is still looking for Tramp. Marisa has second thoughts and brings Tramp to her hotel room. Just when she starts to grow fond of Tramp, a message comes from the railway station saying they found the owner of the dog. Marisa brings Tramp back and Chip she's her and Tramp in the car. Marisa sadly says goodbye to Tramp and leaves. 10203:) are looking for their dog, Prince. Prince and Tramp look alike, and when they see Tramp, they believe it to be Prince and take him home. Both families are bewildered by the personality changes of their pets. Steve tells Chip there is definitely something wrong with Tramp and they need to take him to a Veterinarian. Coincidentally, Mrs. Briggs has also gone to the Vet. Without realizing there was the initial switch, both families wind up getting their dogs back. 9258:) and Bub thinks it's all fake. Robbie is brought up from the audience to participate. Dr. Zoltan starts to hypnotize Robbie but then the TV picture goes out. It turns out that Bub also got hypnotized. Chip just happens to snap his finger and Bub comes out of the trance. For the next couple of days, Robbie's in his room practicing hypnosis. And every time someone whistles, Bub breaks out in a dance. At school, Robbie thinks he briefly hypnotized Marjorie Taylor ( 13395:), and grandmother, Madame Olga. Boris and Olga accept the Douglas family into their tribe. The Gypsy tribe then camps out on the Douglas lawn. After Lazlo thanks Steve, Steve decides to let them stay the night. When Steve comes home from work the next day, many things are missing from the house. The Gypsies come back with everything they had taken. Turns out they were just repairing the items. Steve feels bad for doubting the Gypsies, but Boris forgives him. 19794: 10566: 19489:) comes by to also complain about Charley's teaching style. Dorothy calls and tells Barbara that the faculty is going to fire Charley. Steve tells Charley and Charley says he just wanted the children to be the best they could be. Charley now sits in his room, dejected. Mrs. Cagle and Charley's three students come to the house. Mrs. Cagle tells Steve that the cello students won a trophy for their recital performance. The students give Charley the trophy. 16830: 14271: 15735:), that she ran off to Las Vegas to get married. Charley comes home depressed and Katie knows there's something seriously wrong. She leaves a note for Steve. The next day, Charley tries to get to know the new waitress at the dinner, but she's not interested. Charley takes the triplets out to the park and he perks up when a group of women show up to fawn over the babies. He starts taking the boys to the park everyday. Charley meets Cora Dennis ( 14768: 11701:) and goes over to her house. Robbie comes up with an idea to teach Chip a lesson. He sends Ernie over to play with Shelly's younger brother and get in Chip and Shelly's way. Chip complains to Steve and Steve reminds him that he did the same thing to Robbie. Ernie tells Chip that it was Robbie's idea to have him go to Shelly's house. Chip gets back at Robbie one more time before the brothers come to a truce. Steve has a date with Helen Logan ( 12340:) from the local TV station heard about the quiz and would like to televise a rematch. The fathers decide that they need to study so as not to be embarrassed again. Because they are confident that they will win, the boys decide to lose on purpose so the fathers won't look bad on TV. During the quiz, Steve begins to suspect that the boys are letting the fathers win. During a break, Steve tells the boys to play to win and that's what they do. 4056:), who claims to have missed his bus. Mike is in town and sees Steve in his car. Because Billy is so short it looks as though Steve is talking to himself. Steve and Billy are talking about Steve's loud household. Steve drops Billy off. Billy gives Steve a coin for good luck and suggests a shortcut back. Steve runs out of gas in front of a house. As he goes up to the door there's a dog that looks like Tramp. A little girl named Kit Anderson ( 16216: 10313:), the hotel manager, tells Mr. Bopper he must get the seal out of the hotel. Chip and Alice hide the seal in Mr. Larkin's room. It's late and Charley's in a hurry to leave, causing Chip to leave one of his shoes behind. The next day, Chip tells Steve about all the people he met and Steve has a hard time believing him. Alice and her mother bring the shoe back to Chip. Steve meets Victoria and finds out that everything Chip said was true. 65: 9633:) has helped Robbie to actually get the plane running. Steve has a dream that they are back in WWI and that he and Robbie are fighter pilots. Robbie winds up shooting at Steve's plane instead of the enemy's plane. The next day, Steve sees the plane flying in the sky and is terrified that it is Robbie flying it. Robbie shows up and says he sold the plane to Mr. Welch and that is him up in the sky. Robbie now buys an old frog man suit. 11603:), is married and has a child. Borden tells Robbie that he has no trouble juggling married life and school. Borden and his wife Eileen had plans for the weekend. When Borden's babysitter cancels, Robbie volunteers to watch little Jimmy. Robbie and Joanne find babysitting and possibly married life isn't as easy as they thought it would be and they start to fight. Robbie brings the baby home and realizes he's too young to be married. 18983: 18365: 7436:), who he knew from long ago. Chip takes Ernie to go see Pee Wee Andrews, an old friend who lives in a different neighborhood now. Pee Wee is now a big kid and calls himself Rocky. He remembers Chip giving him a hard time back then and chases Chip away. Robbie remembers Georgina being a tom-boy, but now she's a beautiful young woman. Robbie and Chip realize that Bub was right and want to talk Steve out of going. Heather Marlow ( 6508:) of Rhinehart Aviation, a man Steve is to have a meeting with. Steve now doesn't want to perform because he's afraid August will see him on TV. During the song, Steve keeps trying to hide in the background, but the stagehands stop him. Robbie's song wins the contest. Steve meets with August and he says Steve looked silly on the show. But, August is happy that his son didn't win because he didn't want Dennis to be a song writer. 296:. The show was broadcast on ABC from 1960 to 1965, and was then switched over to CBS until the end of its run; 380 half-hour episodes were filmed. 184 black-and-white episodes were produced for ABC from 1960 to 1965, for the first five years of its run. When the show moved to CBS in September 1965, it switched to color, and 196 half-hour color episodes were produced for telecast from September 1965 to the series' end in 1972. 24: 16439:) seems to like Ernie, but he doesn't talk to her. The next day, Ernie tries to impress Margaret with a transistor radio, which doesn't work. Ernie and Margaret are to recite a poem together for class. When it comes time to do their poem, Ernie completely messes up. Chip visits Margaret's sister Gloria and asks Margaret if she likes Ernie. She says no. Chip tells Ernie that he should give Iris a chance, which he does. 17443: 10103: 12868:) explains that what Ernie saw was a new top secret Air Force project that had a malfunction. Carstairs would like Steve to tell Ernie that there is nothing on the pictures as they want the project kept quiet. Steve wants to tell Ernie the truth and explain that he can't say anything about the project. Meanwhile, Ernie had made plans to go on TV and show the pictures. Ernie does the TV interview with Jim King ( 9110:). She wants to paint his picture with mustard and jelly. Steve sees Robbie who now has a fake beard. The next day, Lola calls Steve several times, but he doesn't take the calls. The family all put on fake beards and try to show Robbie how silly he looks and acts. At first Robbie is upset, but then he finds the humor in it. Lola stops by Steve's office and he's surprised to see her dressed very conservatively. 16746: 15983:), Debbie's parents. After an awkward start to the conversation, Steve and the Hunter's agree that the children are too young. They won't interfere with the kids for now, hoping it will just pass. One day Katie suddenly faints and Robbie has to take her to see the doctor. Chip and Debbie are left alone to take care of the triplets. After some time with the babies, the couple decide to call off the engagement. 3194: 8106:) class. Mike remembers having her as a teacher. Robbie gets a phone call and is excited when he learns that Mrs. Proctor broke her leg and will be out for a while. The next day at school, attractive young Miss Martha Tinsley takes over as substitute teacher. The guys proceed to be very distracting in class and give her a hard time. This goes on for a couple weeks. While telling her friend, Mrs. Drake ( 2246:), milkman Harry and Bub come by and everyone has a different opinion on the proper way to paint the fence. Before long several more neighbors pitch in together to help restore the yard to its former glory. While everyone's working, there's also a lot of gossip and disagreements. The day is over and the yard is beautiful. Steve finds out that Robbie and Mike didn't charge the Jensen's for their work. 14631: 15291: 6064:), from the broker's office, calls Steve and tells him he's worried about Robbie. Steve tells Dick that it's a school economics project. Each student gets fictional money to see if they can increase their investment. Steve says that the rest of the family is participating because he thinks it's a good way for them to learn about investing. Steve is going over the plans with Harvey and Mr. Johnson ( 14499: 4229:). Turns out that Mr. Williams was also quite the athlete when he was younger. He tells Robbie that he was also president of the Student Body when he was in High School. Robbie tells Mr. Williams and Chug that it was close, but Chug didn't win the election. Mr. Williams says that it's OK the Chug didn't win. After his father leaves the room, Chug thanks Robbie for not rigging the election. 222: 167: 8397:), wants to help them. Eddie finds a way for the boys and Buddy to ride together in his cab. The boys sing their song for Buddy. Although Buddy doesn't want the song, he gives them some real-life solid advice. Mike and Robbie later find out that Charlie's not the big shot in show business that Bub claimed he still is. Back at home, the boys don't want to hurt Bub, so they talk up Charlie. 6060:) thinks Steve's into the stock market. Steve says that it's just a family game they're playing. Meanwhile, Robbie is at a stock brokers office and gets upset when he sees a stock of his going down. Chip tells Sudsy that he's doing market research to see the things kids like and then he'll by stock in that product. At school, Mike tells Duke about a stock he's interested in. Dick Pomeroy ( 11095:), a business associate. Charley is now excited about possibly finding Lucy. But when he actually sees her, he's afraid to talk to her. Charley thinks she looks the same and he is so old looking. Clive throws a formal party and has Charley dress in Naval Dress Whites. Clive also arranges for Lucy to be at the party and she recognizes Charley right away. They have a nice evening together. 4961:) comes by with a truck to pick up what papers Chip has collected. Chip mistakenly gabs some important papers that Steve needs for work. Steve finds the papers missing and panics. If they are not in the mail by midnight that evening, Steve loses a million dollar contract. Robbie, Mike and Janie go to the grocery store parking lot where the papers are being delivered. Milton Gibson ( 6500: 15846:), the contractor. Cantankerous Carl locks horns with Steve and Robbie, but when Katie suggests something, he goes along with it. While doing the work, Carl continues to not get along with anyone but Katie. Katie says that because of the dust and noise, her and the babies will stay at her grandmothers. Charley worries that she won't be around to calm down Carl. David Storffman ( 6117:), an old baseball manager, is coming to town to get an award from the high school. Bub and Skipper went to high school together. During the day, Bub becomes very irritable and snaps at everyone. Mike tells Steve that he thinks Bub is upset because of Skipper. Mike thinks Bub should talk to Professor Engle. Days go by and Bub is still upset. Mike and Robbie find Bub repeating " 3541:). Bub then goes to the Philbrick Electric Company and that interview doesn't go any better. That night the boys cook dinner and it's not too good. Steve tells Bub that he knows someone at the Philips Company department store. They need salesmen and Steve's friend put in a good word for Bub. Bub gets the job and the first day it's hard for him to be polite to a Lady Customer ( 2968:) how he's speaking Spanish. Joe thinks Steve is taking a South American job. That night, because Bub painted his own room, he'll sleep in Mike's room. The next morning, Bub is speaking Spanish. The two finally figure out about the record. Steve comes up with a way to teach Mike something else important. Steve gets a raise in pay from Joe to keep him from taking the other job. 13006:) suggests doing a show with more reality to it. Meanwhile, after Chip and Ernie argue about what to watch, Charley bans TV for one week. As the days go by, Charley starts to have second thoughts about the TV ban. The family reality show that Vanessa wrote is a flop with viewers. Robbie tells Vanessa that if the show is what her family is really like, he feels sorry for her. 9812:), who invites him to go fishing in the mountains. Charley overhears, and without ruining the surprise, tells Steve the boys have something planned for him and he should stay home. The boys decorate the backyard and get all dressed up as native Hawaiians. Steve is surprised and they have a great time until it starts to rain. Regardless, Steve says he had the best time ever. 17159: 15244:), asking her how she is. Katie does a lot of heavy lifting and faints on her bed. She tells Chip that she was just resting. Katie then does some cleaning with ammonia and faints again. Lorraine arrives and says her woman's intuition tells her Katie is pregnant. Robbie has a hard time believing Lorraine can predict something like that. Even Steve's secretary Janet Dawson ( 10049:), owns and trains race horses there. Uncle Charley wants to go with to meet him. Colonel Parker's horse, Leading Lady, is not running up to speed. Apparently her rabbit mascot ran away and the horse misses it. Robbie sings a song to Anita and the horse perks up. Robbie agrees to help Anita and Colonel Parker and be the horses mascot. Newspaper handicapper Bert Henderson ( 9270:) comes home and is upset that Robbie hypnotized the girls. Robbie panics when he can't get them out of the trance. The girls start laughing and tell Robbie it was all a joke. Embarrassed, Robbie leaves. Steve takes Bub to Dr. Zoltan to stop his dancing. Steve makes Robbie feel a little better. At school, Marjorie apologizes to Robbie and they decide to go on a date. 16174:), who thinks she's talking to Robbie. She was the woman in the car, and she wants to meet up with Robbie again because she thinks her husband is getting suspicious. Chip gives Robbie the message. Chip and Ernie follow Robbie and see Louise kiss Robbie. They tell Steve what they saw and he says that he trusts Robbie. Charley finds out from a Traffic Department Man ( 4120:) is also competing. Roly is delivering some groceries to Bub and Bub tells him to store some of the cans in the garage. Robbie thinks that Roly was trying to take a look at his plane which was also in the garage. Steve thinks that Robbie wants to use the bond to go to college, but Robbie just wants to cash it in. Steve is at the Hobby Shop and overhears Mr. Bates ( 4586:) to find Tramp a home in the country. Steve reluctantly agrees. When Robbie learns that the leash that was on Tramp didn't belong to Mr. Davis, he tells Steve it must have been Alan's. Matt gets Alan to confess that he put the leash on Tramp because he wanted to take the dog home. And after Alan tried to drag the dog, Tramp bit him. The Judge dismisses the case. 3691: 15350: 11873: 17447:), Sally's father, tells Barbara that he's not happy about Chip getting Sally in trouble at school. Mrs. Terry gives both Chip and Sally a failing grade for the semester. Barbara confronts Mrs. Terry, loses her composure and insists that Chip didn't cheat. Steve and Barbara later learn that Mrs. Terry backed down and Chip calls Barbara "mom" for the first time. 17381:), an old friend from Bryant Park, asks Rob to be best man at his marriage. Rob asks Barbara and Charley to watch the triplets. Robbie is looking forward to showing Katie the town and his old friends. Steve thinks Rob's going to be disappointed because things never stay the same. When Robbie and Katie get to the hotel, Robbie recognizes Everett Mindermann ( 5996:) and Sally talking about him. It turns out several of the girls who called him were actually calling to get other boys phone numbers. Robbie is upset because all the girls are getting dates while he was waiting for Mike to finish the test. He'll probably wind up with no one. Mike finishes analyzing his data and says that Robbie should go with Audrey Kent ( 10852: 1578:). Florence finds an application for a marriage license in Jean's room. Steve, Bub and Henry go to the license bureau. They learn from a guard that the couple went to see the Judge. The men now believe the couple are married. Back at the Douglas house, Mike and Jean tell Steve and Bub they were doing research for their project against teenage marriage. 10405:) visits. Apparently, she's had trouble with her grades in three colleges. Since she is attractive, she thinks more about boys than grades. Sally tells her she needs to quit boys and study more. Uncle Charley says he can disguise her looks so men won't keep asking her out. And Robbie agrees to keep an eye on her so she keeps studying. Norman Quigley ( 3611: 18242:) come by to measure Steve. Steve arrives at the show and is made to wear a very lacy and ruffled outfit. He learns from Mr. Felix that he'll be walking the runway. Steve tells Barbara he will not do it. The waiter fills in for Steve and the show goes well. Later, after learning about a misunderstanding, Steve feels bad and apologizes to Barbara. 4811:) comes by to take a picture of Steve for a story about him cooking. Bub leaves a note saying he won't be home and Steve should cook dinner. Steve practices the dish he is to cook and it doesn't go well. Bub agrees to cook in Steve's place at the contest. Bub winds up winning first prize with one of his own recipes that he pretended was Steve's. 2733: 14373: 13256:), and Marcia to go with Steve. Problems arise when Chip has a few dances with Marcia and they start to like each other. Chip tells Frank that he will not see Marcia again. But, they get thrown together when Nancy comes over to discuss another class dance with Steve. At the next dance, Chip winds up with Marcia and Frank winds up with Debbie. 9922: 8627:) and has a nice conversation with her. Robbie comes by with Carlotta Martin, daughter of Jordan. It turns out that Lois can speak Spanish and will interpret Steve and Jordan's conversation. The cruise is almost over and Steve and Lois enjoyed their time together very much. Back at home, Steve and Robbie tell the family they had a great time. 8342:) Productions of Hollywood, stops Steve as he's about to walk Tramp. Jack thinks Tramp would be great for the animal lead in a movie they're making. Bub, Robbie and Chip go out to Hollywood with Tramp so he can do a screen test. Jack greets them at the studio and introduces them to Gordon. They also meet the co-star in the film, Joanne Grant ( 7224: 8513:) volunteers his home. Steve reluctantly agrees to his house as well. The boys are not thrilled about having a guest in the house for a week. Steve, at the last minute, has to go out of town. He calls Judge Weston and asks to postpone the boy's visit. Bub is on vacation and he calls Steve. He says that his friend's nephew, Gilbert Thornbury ( 5687: 5010:) comes by and tells him that she has entered the contest. Mike picks the four finalists and Laurie finds out she's not one of them. Laurie is not happy. Chip and Susdsy look over pictures of the girls in their class because they thought about having a beauty contest. But they don't think any of the girls are pretty. Finalist, Kim Franklin ( 2737:). He realizes that's his problem with John. Steve tells Mike that the family should go over to the Kaylor's and welcome them to the neighborhood. Meanwhile, Bub has a confrontation with an elderly woman at the market. That night, Steve and the family visit the Kaylor's. Everyone seems to be getting along until Bub meets Aunt Marian Kaylor ( 14140:), the executive vice president of the company. Steve mentions that Ed will stopping by the house before dinner and Steve thinks Eileen should be there. That night Steve introduces Eileen to Ed. Steve must have known what Katie was trying to say, because Eileen immediately fawns all over Ed. The rest of the family now see what Katie meant. 15495: 8350:). It's time for Tramp's screen test and things do not go smoothly. Robbie tries to get some audition time in as well. The next day they watch the film footage and Robbie realizes how poorly he did. Back at home, Chip gets a check in the mail for his stand-in work. They also get a letter from Gordon stating that Tramp didn't get the part. 5691:) house. She can't go on anymore dates until her grades get better. Robbie tells Steve he needs to find a way to lose the award. Steve says that it would be an honor to win and it's a shame the other kids can't see that. In science class, Robbie answers a question wrong intentionally. Mildred talks to her psychiatrist mother, Dr. Harper ( 4388:). Mike is trying to get a girl named Wendy to notice him. Chip's teacher, Mrs. Bergen, is mad at Chip because he put an ant farm on her desk and the ants escaped. Bub's friends talk about the women Mike and Chip are having problems with and how Steve could use air conditioning in the house. Later, Steve comes home to find a Mr. Hewlitt ( 19296: 12910: 13830: 9102:) asks Steve what he's doing for the weekend. Al's sister-in-law is in town and he thought Steve might want to spend some time with her. Steve politely declines as she is a little too wild for him. Robbie picks up Sherry to go to the audition in a suit and tie. Sherry tells him he can't wear something that "square". Robbie meets Itchy ( 15538: 10898: 17201:) will have to fly out for a project and the dinner will have to be cancelled. Due to bad weather, the flight gets cancelled. Steve suggests that the men still bring their wives over for dinner. Barbara now has about an hour to prepare the meal. Everyone pitches in to help. Steve's friends and their wives all have a wonderful evening. 15449: 15850:), Carl's son, comes looking for him, as he hasn't come home. David tells them that Carl has nine sons, and his grandchildren are all boys. He also mentions that their mother and only sister passed away a few years ago. David's wife is expecting another baby. The next day, David tells Carl that he's been blessed with a granddaughter. 17389:), but she doesn't really remember him. Many other things in town have changed. Phil comes by and tells Rob that the wedding is off. Before they leave for home, Rob takes Katie to his old house. Rob is happy to see that it hasn't changed. Turns out it's now owned by old friends Hal and Julie Cornell, who actually recognized Robbie. 10409:), a nerdy looking boy, asks Suzanne out to a lecture. When he picks her up, she is pretty again. She winds up at a pizza place with a bunch of boys hovering around her. Robbie guilt's her into going home to study. Robbie helps Norman and Suzanne get together and with Norman's help it looks as though Suzanne will get her diploma. 17041: 5695:), about Robbie. Mildred thinks her and Robbie have more in common and can't understand why he is interested in Betty. Mildred gets all made up and goes to talk to Robbie. She tells him he should try and win the award. Robbie starts to notice how pretty Mildred now is. It's time to present the award and Mr. Armstrong introduces 17283:) drops by the Douglas house to check Dodie's tonsils. Dr. Roy says Dodie will go to the hospital the next day to have them removed. Dodie asks Steve if he will stay with her at the hospital. Meanwhile in Mexico, all Katie can do is worry about the babies. On the way to the hospital, Steve sprains his ankle. The Welcome Lady ( 17121:), who is now bald. Now Katie worries even more about old age and thinks about having a plan for retirement. Dodie says she's not going to second grade and she sneaks out of the house. She winds up at Robbie's house. After talking to Dodie, Katie realizes she should live in the present and not worry about the future so much. 5132:). Linda comes in saying she saw Robbie holding hands with another girl and she never wants to see him again. Paulette is upset that Robbie would treat Linda that way, but Steve says that they wanted the children to see other people. While they both had fun, Steve and Paulette figure that their time together is over as well. 11004:) expects him to perform at a recital. The lessons help and in his next tryout he makes the team. He tells Cathy he won't be taking any more lessons and won't be in the recital. Ernie tells Steve that Robbie has been taking ballet lessons. Steve talks to Madam Irina and then talks to Robbie. Robbie performs at the recital. 4957:). She is coming over for dinner and Mike wants everything perfect. The heat is making Bub very irritable. Because Janie lives in a big house with servants, Mike would like everyone to dress for dinner. At dinner, Janie is wondering why the men are wearing jackets in this heat and insists they take them off. Mrs. Fletcher ( 6260:. Bub shows Chip a scrapbook from when he was a vaudevillian star. Chip tells Sudsy that he's going to sell raffle tickets for a night with a star to earn money for the hand brakes. Sudsy has a printing press and makes the tickets for Chip. When Sudsy asks who the star is, Chip says it's a surprise. Sudsy asks his father ( 5380:) come in. Rebecca reminds Steve of someone he knew long ago. Back at home, Steve tells Robbie and Chip about Rebecca and how she was a sweet old fashioned girl. Robbie introduces Corky to Steve. She is a very wild and outgoing girl. Steve suddenly remembers who Rebecca reminded him of, a girl named Sarah Belle Thompson ( 16542:). Ernie doesn't do well with that either. Ernie wants to do something to prove to Miss Houk that he's not a bad student. He writes a really good paper, but Miss Houk thinks he copied it from somewhere. Ernie gets upset and tears the paper up in front of her. Miss Houk comes by the Douglas house to apologize to Ernie. 14673:. She brings Ernie in to dry off. Zsa Zsa then invites Ernie to spend the day with her at the movie studio. Tramp returns home alone and Charley starts to look for him and then tells Steve. Ernie does try to call home several times, but no one ever is around. Steve calls the police. As Ernie heads back home, a boy ( 12390:) comes over to speak with Steve and Robbie. Vincenzo says it's a matter of family honor and Steve says that the choice should be made by Robbie and Nina. Vincenzo gets a call telling him that Nina has run off because she doesn't want to marry Robbie. Nina finds a way to stay in the country without getting married. 6681:) that Steve is the man Joanie wants to marry. Steve brings Joanie home and Mr. Baker confronts him. Steve says that he's not the older man and he believes he's convinced Joanie not to elope. Joanie talks to Robbie and tells him how much she likes Steve. Joanie now follows Steve everywhere. 19 year old John Carter ( 5992: 17287:) of the hospital visits Dodie. Later that evening, Steve is surprised by the family and the triplets in the hospital. Dr. Conlin says it's just respiratory congestion and it would be easier to treat them in the hospital. Dodie's operation is successful. Days later, Robbie and Katie come home and everyone is fine. 3740:) is on board. She doing a book signing tour for her autobiography. The family is at the train station to meet Steve. Tramp is along and he's tied to the car. Tramp gets loose and boards the train, which then leaves the station. Tramp winds up in Marisa's room and wakes her up. Marisa asks her assistant, Brownie ( 8393:) could introduce the boys to someone. Steve reluctantly says the boys can go. Once in New York the boys meet Charlie. He tells them he's set up an appointment with big-time publisher Buddy Albert. But when they get to Buddy's office, he won't be able to see them until next week. The boys Cabbie, Eddie Fowler ( 7178:). Ted knows Steve and tells Robbie to sign up for the Father and Son tournament coming up. Robbie mentions that Steve is annoyed with him for always forgetting to pass on messages and other information. Robbie tells Steve that he signed them up for the tournament and Steve is excited. Robbie's friends, Gil ( 1574: 15975:) over for dinner and he wants everyone to make a good impression. Charley and Robbie tell Steve that they think things might be progressing too quickly between Chip and Debbie. Steve isn't concerned. Chip and Debbie announce that they are engaged and Debbie shows off her ring. Steve goes to talk with John ( 11046: 10810:) visits. Charley tells Steve that she is all alone, misses her family and feels like she has nothing to do. She would like to find a job, but she has no real experience. The boys remind Steve what he said about Pierre and Steve agrees to try and get Harriet a job where he works. Steve talks to Dave Welch ( 4969:) tries to stop Robbie, Mike and Janie from rummaging through the papers, but Janie gets him to help. Chip shows up with all the Cub Scouts to help with the search. Milton is losing his patience. Robbie finds Steve's papers and races home. Steve is about to confess to Milton, when Bub hands him the papers. 11919: 6121:" in his sleep and they can't figure out what it means. Professor Engle comes by the house and Mike introduces him to Bub. It doesn't take long for Engle to realize Bub hates Skipper. Engle suggests the family surprise Bub and invite Skipper to the house. Skipper comes by the house with his wife Ruthie ( 19793: 18325: 18190: 17974: 14944: 14498: 14270: 14040: 13918: 13868: 12909: 11281: 10619: 9056: 8214:) father owns a toy company. They produced 10,000 defective dolls. Randy would like to go to a disaster area in South America and bring the girls there the dolls. Mike and the other guys aren't interested. Meanwhile, Chip and Ernie are supposed to do some good deeds. Chip helps old lady Mrs. Sowerby ( 7486: 7340: 4858: 4482: 3007: 2551: 2377: 2329: 2051: 1148: 19713: 19480: 19442: 19295: 19257: 19215: 18510: 18288:) comes by and tells Polly not to worry. Polly tells Chip she's no good for him. Polly talks to Steve and says that because she's no good for Chip, she's leaving him. That night after Chip falls asleep, Polly writes him a note and leaves the dorm room. She only takes a few steps before she goes back. 18130: 17757: 17526: 16783: 16295: 16169: 15537: 15448: 14668: 14630: 14460: 14410: 13436: 10658: 9466: 8459: 8172: 7831: 7674:) really likes the house. But then her husband Harold comes in and says they're leaving. This time it was Ina that made up bad things about the house. It's been a week and the house hasn't sold. Real Estate agent Celia Evans tells Steve that she has another couple coming the next day. Ralph Proctor ( 6348: 5930: 4524: 3610: 3279: 3049: 2732: 2376: 2287: 1794: 1615: 1573: 1006: 20031: 19885: 19847: 19755: 18364: 17158: 17116: 16988: 16867: 15349: 15290: 15111: 14592: 14086: 13093: 12381: 11835: 10851: 10805: 10759: 10102: 7431: 6499: 5991: 5888: 5686: 5643: 4723: 3536: 3193: 3100: 2819: 2183: 2093: 1241: 19074: 18982: 18785: 18283: 17663:), Victoria's mother, comes to speak with Barbara. Pauline believes that Victoria is afraid of Dodie and it's causing her bad dreams. Steve and Barbara find out that Chip and Ernie had something to do with the problem. The boys find a way to make things right and Dodie and Victoria become friends. 17196: 17040: 16829: 15929: 15589: 15149: 13964: 12571: 12063: 11960: 11918: 11872: 9921: 8517:), will be staying in his room at home for a few days. Steve leaves a note about Gilbert and then leaves. The boys think Gilbert is the delinquent. When Gilbert arrives, the boys are very stern with him. And they misinterpret much of what Gilbert says. More misunderstandings occur and a Policeman ( 7223: 6795: 6664: 6547: 5834: 5169: 4806: 4271: 3920: 3690: 2513: 1919: 19675: 18050: 18012: 16950: 16745: 15887: 15494: 14554: 13674:), a girl he knew back home. Charley looks up Nani, a girl he knew back in his merchant marine days. He has forgotten that she has aged quite a bit since he last saw her. After she mentions marriage, Charley quickly leaves. Ernie is selling pineapple juice he got from the hotel until a Policeman ( 13047: 12963: 11834: 11186:) even comes to Steve's office to voice her concerns. It's the night of the party and everything starts off fine. But after a while the record player breaks and there's no more music. Ernie comes up with a way to stop the party from breaking up. Steve, Robbie, Ernie and Charley provide the music. 10140: 9807: 8731: 7890: 6387: 3834: 1877: 1752: 1523: 1386: 18560: 18233: 17895: 17841: 17078: 16215: 15681: 13829: 11045: 10897: 9628: 4766: 17442: 15037: 14372: 12525: 10565: 16685: 15788: 14767: 13486:). Helen enjoys having Ernie with them. Now Steve tries to avoid Ernie. Charlie takes Ernie to a movie with Frieda. Frieda likes having Ernie around. Charlie tells Ernie to quit tagging along with everyone. Feeling bad, the family cancel their individual plans and spend the evening with Ernie. 4051: 3235: 2371: 1653: 1149: 1109: 12576:) from the Health Department. Steve learns that Robbie has hired employees and a lawyer for his business. Meanwhile the family has forgotten Steve's own birthday. Things get out of hand, there's a cake and pie tossing fight in the Douglas' kitchen, and Robbie decides to give up the business. 8388: 6842: 1430: 18284: 14186:) calls Steve and wants Ernie to take Sylvia. Ernie learns that both girls are showing up at the Douglas home the night of the dance. Chip steps in to escort Connie, who is thrilled to be with an older man. Ernie then escorts Sylvia. After the dance, Steve tells Chip how proud he is of him. 10459:) comes to the Douglas home. He tells Charlie that their house is sitting on what was once Owanani tribal burial grounds. Paul says that he is the last Chief of his tribe. He also says that every 24 years there has to be a ceremony on the grounds. Charley sends him on his way. Mayor Hall ( 4327:) about a fraternity prank. The Dean explains in a flashback that last Monday night it was raining and the boys were bored. Mike brings into the room an umbrella stand shaped like a hippopotamus foot. The next day the boys bring the foot into the forest. Mike is sent to keep Quinby Lewis ( 2687: 2238:) if he knows any way to make some money. Harry says the Jensen's need their fence painted. Bub mentions how run down their yard is. Robbie gets the job from Mr. Jensen, but it turns out that Mrs. Jensen gave the job to Mike. The brothers argue over whose job it is. Neighbor Verna Foster ( 4578:). The family doesn't believe Tramp would bite anyone. Bub goes to the shelter and Steve and Mike go to see the Edgertons. Mrs. Edgerton tells Steve that she'll be taking him to court. Tramp will have to be quarantined at home for 2 weeks. Steve and the family consult with Matt Richards ( 18648:) comes over. Priscilla is a bit of an instigator. Ernie agrees to let the two go to the store for ice cream. The girls decide to take a bus downtown and do some shopping. Four hours later, Ernie calls Rob and Katie who go looking for them. The girls spend all their money. Mrs. Webber ( 14002: 12768: 11546:) about Jeffs long hair. Chip has now dyed his hair blonde. He did it because all the guys in a club he wants to get into are growing their hair. There are also some pranks to be done as part of the initiation. It's not long before Chip decides he doesn't want to just follow the crowd. 10814:) at the office and he makes Harriet Steve's secretary. Harriet cooks for people at the office and acts like everyone's mother. The office is in a shambles and Dave tells Steve to fire Harriet. Charley finds a way to get Harriet out of the office, but it isn't quite what Steve expected. 4910: 19582: 12212: 15686:) arrives. Each of the worried family members calls to check in on Genevieve. Because she is busy with the babies, Genevieve finally takes the phone off the hook. But now the constant busy signal worries everyone even more. Everyone rushes home only to find that everything is fine. 4863:) says Chip has to pass a bravery test. Chip has to fight Casey's little brother and the winner can be the club mascot. Gibbs tells Chip to come back next Saturday. When his brothers turn him down, Bub agrees to show Chip how to fight. Bub notices that Chip has a fever. The Doctor ( 2132: 10467:) do not get along. Paul's family set up a camp in the back yard. Steve is away and sees a picture of the camp and Charlie in the paper. Because of an old tradition, Charlie unknowingly gets himself engaged to Running Deer. Steve comes up with a way to get Charlie off the hook. 12964: 16040:). Steve is chased into a hotel bathroom where Mr. X shoots through a shower curtain that Steve was hiding behind. Just then the good guys arrive to arrest everyone. Steve is OK and is sent home. Charley asks him what he did today, but Steve can't tell the family the truth. 3602:), who gives him his written orders. As the family is heading towards the car, Chip sneaks onto the plane. The family don't notice until the plane has taken off. At the Paris airport, Chip can't find Steve. Out on the street, Chip runs into a little French girl named Marie ( 19395: 16178:) that the councilman is only having the crosswalks painted. Chip and Ernie find out that Louise was just a friend who Robbie was helping make plans for a surprise anniversary party for her husband. Steve takes delight in telling both Charley and the boys, "I told you so". 13919: 13437: 8464:). They go with Jim to where the men were digging and he says the hole was for people with the water company. Mike and Robbie find them and they say goodbye to Jim. Back at home, Steve was not happy about Chip's adventures and wants to know where he's going from now on. 12530:), a professional violin teacher. Things don't go any better there. To cheer Ernie up, Chip sets up a recital and makes sure the kids know to applaud a lot. Ernie finds out the kids were told to applaud and feels even worse. Steve finds a way to make Ernie feel better. 11181: 4529:) at the bank's loan department. The boys talk Enoch into giving them a loan despite having no collateral. The business starts off doing well. Chip comes by looking for a job because he wants to buy a new bike. Robbie tells him to start his own business. J.C. Dobbins ( 12863: 11542:) convinces Chip to not get his hair cut short. Steve is surprised when he sees Chip, but doesn't say anything about his hair. Steve tells Charley that Chip is just going through a phase. At the office, Dave Welch tells Steve that he consulted psychologist Dr. Clark ( 3648: 7561:) go for a ride in his horse and carriage. Mike, Chip and Bub drive up in a 1930's car and frighten the horse. Chip wakes Robbie up. The next day, Betty calls and tells Robbie that the other kids made fun of his costume party suggestion. Betty's friend Ethel Bigsby ( 2288: 1003: 11000:), his current girlfriend, suggests he take some ballet to improve his coordination. Though embarrassed at the idea, Robbie goes to a class with Cathy. Meanwhile, Ernie pretends to be a spy like James Bond. Robbie takes several ballet lessons and now Madam Irina ( 6396:), who is there to buy the stamp from Bub, comes to the door. Chip thinks he's there to arrest him. Chip tells Mike what he did and the two go and explain things to the Store Owner. The Owner understands and Mike pays him back. Thanks to Chip, the stamp is found. 5931: 5219:) to the house. School is out for the rest of the week and Sudsy is out of town, so Chip is miserable. Ray invites Chip to spend a few days at his house. Steve drops by Ray's house to bring Chip some things he forgot. Steve is introduced to Ray's wife Alice Wong ( 19075: 14890: 17758: 18865: 10053:) hears about Robbie and wants to do a story about him. Robbie doesn't want to story getting out and quits. After a talk with Steve, Robbie feels bad and heads out to the track. Even though the race has started, Robbie sings to the horse and Leading Lady wins. 16635: 19165: 14223: 9412:) have had a fight and he was wondering if he could spend the night. Howard tells Mike they've decided to get divorced. In the morning, Steve suggests the couple see a counselor. Mike and Sally go to see Francie about the counselor. Francie's parents, Mr. ( 3598:), Steve's boss, comes by the house. He tells Steve that plans have changed and Steve must go on a highly classified trip to Paris. Chip can't go on the trip. Steve explains to Chip on the way to the airport. Once at the plane, Steve meets Captain Maynard ( 18878:), Cleo's husband, is not thrilled about the triplets. Every time he wants to bring it up to Rob, Rob shows him things that are wrong with the apartment. Katie is worried that her and the boys are putting an extra burden on Rob. Katie meets Ellie Kopsing ( 14957:) in Chinatown. Lisa finally tells Ernie that they were supposed to be with Uncle George. Steve still insists that they don't mention the camping trip. Steve straightens things out with Uncle George and George brings the family party to the Douglas house. 3549:). Bub has problems when he tries to fit a jacket on a boy with an ice cream cone. The boys are starting to miss having Bub around. Steve thinks it won't be long before Bub's temper gets the best of him. After an embarrassing encounter with a Mr. Dennis ( 7440:), from the old college days, comes by the house. Her and Steve used to spend a lot of time together back then and they have a nice time reminiscing. They both decide to not attend the reunion because the two of them getting together was reunion enough. 19633: 14182:), she expects the same thing. Chip suggests Ernie be honest and tell the girls he doesn't want to go to the dance with them. Ernie has a Romeo and Juliet dream. Mrs. Farmer comes by, talks to Ernie and insists he take Connie to the dance. Jim Walters ( 1062:) looks out the window she sees strange happenings at the Douglas household. She sees Bub outdoors waving a bottle that looks like whiskey. Later, Robbie and Mike are carrying in a dummy that she thinks is Bub in a drunk state. She tells Irene Sailor ( 10705: 16028:). Steve is told he is being recruited to be a double agent willing to sell secrets to America's enemy. He'll be protected at all times and if all goes as planned, he'll be home for dinner. Steve's contact turns out to be attractive Mrs. Carstairs ( 14087: 5699:. Jimmy tells the students how important a good education is and how vital to the country it is. Jimmy then presents the award, a school Letterman sweater, to Robbie. All the students, even the ones that gave Robbie a hard time, stand up and cheer. 6604: 15154:), what they did. She tells Ernie to let someone in his family know before it gets any worse. A guilty-feeling Ernie confesses to Katie who then tells Steve. As punishment, Steve makes Ernie go down to the police station to admit to what he did. 19531:), a talent scout, thinks the boys would be perfect for a product he wants to sell. He would like to use them in a commercial. Katie's not sure about it, but she takes the boys to the studio anyway. Jack introduces Katie to Perry Perigrine ( 2912: 1795: 12068:), a beautiful widow that Steve met in London. Steve spent a lot of time with her and became quite fond of Louise. Chip realizes Steve's sad mood is because he misses her. Chip gives Steve some advice that actually makes Steve feel better. 13001: 14041: 17484: 6669:), Robbie's journalism teacher, and she's concerned about Robbie's column. The girl who wrote the letter to the column calls and Steve says he would like to talk to her. She agrees to meet him at the malt shop. Once there, Joanie Baker ( 4573: 2233: 14677:) tells Ernie that "some dumb kid" got lost in the hills, so Ernie decides to stay and watch. He then runs into Steve and Charlie. At home, no one believe Ernie's story, until Zsa Zsa shows up at the Douglases home to check up on him. 6685:) comes to Steve's office and tells him he's the older man who was to elope with Joanie. Steve makes John promise to not marry Joanie without her parents permission. Steve then comes up with a plan to get John and Joanie back together. 3480: 13767: 11240:). They act naive about how to play the game and ask Robbie to show them how. Turns out they are pool sharks and win all of Robbie's money. Robbie confesses to Charlie what happened. Charley plays pool shark and wins the money back. 17079: 6000:). Robbie is not happy with the selection as Audrey is kind of plain looking. It's the night of the dance and when Robbie picks up Audrey, she is beautiful. Robbie and Audrey have a wonderful time together. Mike goes out with Judy ( 13247: 11235: 7682:) come by to look at the house. For some reason things are falling apart in the house and Steve tries to hide them. The Proctor's leave. Ina confesses to sabotaging the house and Steve learns that the family doesn't want to move. 2741:), the woman he had the problem with at the market. Things then get heated between everyone. Back at home, Steve figures that there are some people that one just can't be friends with. But then the Kaylor's come by to make amends. 16435:), but that she refuses to give him a second look. Steve suggests maybe changing his appearance to help break the ice. Ernie comes to school the next day with his hair slicked back, but Margaret still ignores him. However, Iris ( 19886: 14415:) comes by with his son Roger and tells Steve that Roger is responsible for the scratch. The Douglases are taken aback at the way the Roy berates his son for being so careless. Chip thanks Steve for not acting the way Roy did. 3878: 10856:) and Mary Lou. Steve finds out she was expecting Robbie. Mary Lou feels bad about the way she acted and decides to keep the date. After the date, Chip tells Steve she was nice, but he thinks she would prefer someone older. 6004:), one of the girls that he tested because she seemed right for him. He has a miserable time on the date. Apparently Mike's system isn't fool proof. During Cub Scouts, Sudsy ties up Chip and Steve can't get the knot untied. 15590: 14177: 4952: 14461: 10663:) and he believes there's a way for Ernie to be adopted. That evening, before a celebration dinner, Chip and Ernie have a fight over their dogs. When they get home, the dogs have made friends and so do Chip and Ernie. 16253: 7487: 18643: 4115: 18886:). Rob has a rough first day at work and Katie again gets worried. Something Sherry says makes Katie worry even more. Steve makes a surprise visit and Katie tells him how she feels. Steve makes Katie feel better. 8682:). Pete gets along with Dottie better so they switch tables. Lorraine is happy to be with Robbie because she thinks Pete acts like a child. Meanwhile, Ernie tells Chip that he's hiding from Verna Mae Rittenhouse ( 8051:). Her father has a tree at the end of his driveway that he wants the village to cut it down. The family learns that the petition that the women wanted Bub to sign was to save the tree. And Mrs. Elsie Martindale ( 16032:). Steve bungles his way through with Mrs. Carstairs. She suspects Steve is not genuine and leads him through a series of tests. He is led around a New York City full of eccentric characters, including Hugo ( 4623: 11480: 18652:) calls Ernie about Priscilla and finds out the girls are missing. Ernie has notified the police and Steve and Barbara come back from their trip. Mrs. Webber comes by quite upset. The girls ask a Cabbie ( 10194: 15639: 15551: 13482:) sits with them and finds Ernie very charming. The next time Robbie goes to see Carole, Ernie tags along. Robbie and Chip now try to avoid Ernie. Steve takes Ernie bird watching with Helen Mitchell ( 8418: 7298:) in the grocery store. He tells them about the fanciful project Steve is working on and Fowler is listening. Steve tells Morley that he got that story from a comic book. Steve finishes the project. 15739:) in the park and tells her that he is the grandfather. He starts to spend time with Cora and several other ladies. But going out with several women backfires on Charley. Charley meets a Librarian ( 5006: 11286:) comes by and says she will find a home for Harry. When Steve comes home, he says he will go get the dog and find its owner. Steve goes to Linda Allen's home and speaks with her niece Phyllis ( 10659: 2593:), Steve's old Air Force buddy. The men are up in the watchtower and Mike soon realizes there isn't much to do. Several weeks pass and nothing is happening. One day two young hikers, Shirley ( 8607: 13094: 13391: 11599:), who he met a couple weeks ago. He also says that even though they are in love, they will finish school before getting married. Robbie finds out that an old friend of his, Borden Gray ( 11091:) and became quite fond of her. He doesn't want to bring back all those memories. Steve says he has to go as he might run into Lucy. After arriving, the family stays with Clive Atherton ( 8064: 11087: 7670:) comes by and tells them he'll probably buy the house. Ernie makes up a bunch of things that are wrong with the house. Mr. Gavin changes his mind about the house. Next, Helen Taylor ( 4234: 20216: 10141: 9106:), the owner of the hip coffee house. The audience likes Robbie and he is given a job to play his guitar there some evenings. One night Steve goes to the coffee house and meets Lola ( 7059: 9207: 4859: 9420:) are there. They tell Francie she was too young to get married and have a child. Because Howard agreed to it, Francie will see a counselor with him. Francie talks to Dr. Maguire ( 17385:) the clerk, but he doesn't remember Rob. The town seems smaller to Robbie. The next day Rob takes Katie to his old high school. They run into a teacher of Rob's, Mrs. Showfield ( 15399:) to sell a company product. Meanwhile, Ernie is running for student council. Janet and other co-workers throw Steve a grandfather shower at the office. Striker and Major Bowers ( 3143: 6013: 4010: 14825: 14411: 12872:). Ernie tells Jim that the pictures didn't turn out, but he saw a flying saucer with little green men inside. Ernie gets teased at school, but he knows he did the right thing. 12678:), thanks to Ernie, who had requested a photo of her as a birthday present for Chip. The perky actress comes to the Douglas's house with the studio's publicity man Bob Jonley ( 13478: 5211: 13678:) tells him to stop. Nani and her two brothers find Charley at a Luau and Charley makes another quick exit. Even at the airport, Charley is afraid of being caught by Nani. 1292: 1998: 12814: 3324: 10463:) now comes by with Paul and convinces Charley to allow the ceremony. Paul brings by his family and introduces them to Charlie. Charlie and Paul's mother Running Deer ( 4323: 12777:) at the Family Service Center hoping to find a new family to adopt him. Steve tells Ernie there's no seniority when it comes to family and they'll work something out. 8521:) even gets involved with one of them. Some of Gilbert's friends come to visit him and Robbie kicks them all out. The boys find out who Gilbert really is and feel bad. 3390:). Steve is surprised how young Janie is. Mike and Janie are now in a malt shop when Robbie, Bonnie and Hank show up. Hank figures out that the two dates got mixed up. 1700: 16538:). Ernie is having a hard time with his first assignment and winds up getting a failing grade on it. Next he has to recite some Shakespeare with a girl named Bunny ( 7993: 12328: 8509:) is the guest speaker. She is a judge of the Juvenile Division. Helen talks about a project where delinquents are placed in good homes for a while. Mr. Chandler ( 13776:), his neighbor. It turns out that they had just moved in as well. The two families have a barbecue together and Robbie has a vision of Katie in a wedding dress. 11705:). She has two extra tickets to the event her and Steve were going to and offers them to her niece, Norma Sue. Turns out Norma Sue's date for the night is Robbie. 11538: 2472:), who gives pony rides. He has three ponies, but Cyclone is unrideable. Because Bub wants nothing to do with it, Chip takes possession of the saddle. Flo Afton ( 19977: 11386:) from getting hit by a car. Terry tells Robbie that according to Chinese custom, she must do everything for him now. Meanwhile, Steve and Ernie visit Ray Wong ( 3054:), asks the family to come to the PTA meeting. There the family is surprised when Chip is asked to read his composition and they realize the story is about Bub. 15312: 7063:) and Louise sitting on a couch and Steve uses a casual approach. Meanwhile, Robbie mentions to Steve he has a date with both Ann Talmaster and Georgia Fleck ( 8777:) went in on the tickets together. Steve thinks Bub should spend the money on himself, but Mike talks Steve into it. In Ireland, Mickey tells Postman Brophy ( 2468: 11785: 9359: 5736: 8686:). Steve tells Bub that a Mrs. Hamilton called for him. Bub says she's looking for a husband. Robbie has date with Lorraine and meets her parents, Carl ( 5278:) about Grimm's department store doing an add in the college paper about college fashion. Mike wants some the college girls to be models. Susan Hopkins ( 3594: 17197: 10004: 8611:) at the dock, where Ray gives Steve the tickets and instructions for who Steve is to meet with. On the ship and finding him attractive, Jeri Schronk ( 9159:) are having dinner at the Lotus Blossom restaurant. The Wong's daughter, Janie, is making eyes at Chip. The next day, Ray tells Steve that Mei Ling ( 5215:) shows up and is able to have them join him at his table. Things get a little embarrassing for Robbie. Meanwhile, Steve brings his friend Ray Wong ( 15842: 8047:) and Mrs. Hackett come by and ask Bub to sign a petition. Without knowing what it's for, Bub says no. Meanwhile, Robbie is seeing Juliet Johnson ( 3793: 18598: 16382: 12217:), who lives there now. Chip and Ernie wander around town asking people if they remember Steve. Steve dines with his old girlfriend Ellen Kiefer ( 11282: 7891: 8346:). Robbie has lunch with Joanne and Bub tries to get Gordon to audition Robbie. Chip winds up being a stand-in for child actor, Johnny VanBaron ( 82: 37: 15150: 11294:), a rummage collector, comes by and Harry takes a liking to him and leaves with him. Steve is a little sad that Harry doesn't need him anymore. 10293: 14546: 14091:) treats her like his son rather than his daughter. Katie helps Michelle bring out her feminine side and Ernie decides to be friends with her. 129: 16386:) can be a little loud and boisterous. Harry suggests that Steve, Chip and Ernie go to the company picnic with himself and his son Frankie ( 8785:), to know he was gambling in the sweepstakes. The family arrives in Ireland and head to Mickey's place. Meanwhile, Mary Kathleen Connolly ( 6256: 6211:) seeing. Somehow Chip gets back to the house before Mr. Johnson shows up. When he does arrive, the two recognize each other from earlier. 101: 10955: 11965:). Douglas tells the Dean that he got Robbie in trouble for the fun of it. In the end, they find out why Douglas rebels the way he does. 7607: 15395: 20211: 7740:). They help him understand the power of the mind. Siranee then talks to Chip and finds a way to explain that the magic is in the mind. 17117: 12572: 11693: 4064:), which is short for Roberta and Mike, which is short for Michelle. Bobbie asks Steve advice on boys and tells him her mother Irene ( 108: 13869: 13965: 7270: 3156: 12773:), who confirms Ernie's allergy. Because Tramp has seniority with the family, Ernie decides to leave home. Ernie sees Mrs. Willis ( 11961: 5835: 17568: 16788:). Because Steve fits the description of a burglar in the area, he is taken to the police station. While talking to Sgt. Perkins ( 16534: 16123: 19304:) to stay over. The weekend is over and everyone is home. Polly tells Steve that despite the problems, she still wants children. 14452: 7303: 115: 8932: 4060:) lets Steve in to use the phone. The inside of the house looks exactly like the Douglas house. He meets older sisters Bobbie ( 8989: 7691: 7274:). Richard brags about how important his father is because he makes shoes. At the Pentagon, Steve speaks with Col. Ed Fisher ( 6673:) only tells Steve her first name. Joanie's friend, Mary Lou, comes by and thinks Steve is the older man. Mary Lou tells Mr. ( 2589: 13098:) and his country family and Charley's lot is next to it. Charley signed a contract, but Steve finds a way to get out of it. 5889: 1058: 17238: 8940:) for a few days. Steve doesn't want to do it, but then he sees her and changes his mind. Kathy tells teacher Miss Fleming ( 18460:). At dinner, Mike mentions how he had a crush on Barbara when he first met her. Dodie's crush fades when Mike kisses Ann. 11697:). They are at the house as well and they keep annoying Robbie and Charlene. Later, Chip has a date with Shelly Parkhurst ( 7341: 7286:) is following him. Chip tells Ernie and Richard he knows important stuff and the FBI is following him. Fowler and Morley ( 97: 15542:) comes in and gets Robbie. In this touching episode, Katie surprises everyone by giving birth to identical triplet sons. 185: 177: 19931: 13670: 13252:) who does not have a father. Chip and Frank come up with the plan to have Chip go with Marcia's mother, Nancy Billings ( 9266:), Ernie's mother, complains to Steve that Robbie hypnotized him. Ernie and Chip confess to just faking it. Mrs. Taylor ( 7940: 1345: 1158: 252: 43: 15971: 4277: 1011:) and Nancy Mosby. They apparently are always trying to find a wife for Steve. Hal and Nancy introduce Pamela MacLish ( 20139: 20125: 9098:) guitar and she is impressed. She would like to get him an audition at a local coffee house. Meanwhile at work, Al ( 5274: 2242:) tells the boys that they need to sand the fence first and offers to get some sandpaper. Then neighbor Mr. Kincaid ( 277: 203: 148: 51: 17279: 16476: 14332: 14833: 9518: 16041: 3328:), an elderly gentleman who is in the next room. Ed immediately invites Steve on a picnic with Ed's wife, Rusty ( 19485:) comes to the Douglas house looking for Charley. She wants Charley to let up on her son Albert. Father O'Hara ( 12625: 6665: 86: 10045: 6409: 14953:) around town. The Wongs are too polite to tell Steve that they were to spend the weekend with Uncle George ( 10154: 6035: 370: 15248:) has a feeling Katie is pregnant. The test results confirm Katie is going to have a baby. Grandma Collins ( 10902:), Steve makes it to the show. He's a little late, but he surprises Ernie, who was expecting Uncle Charley. 10668:"Goodnight, son" and "Goodnight, dad" are the last lines spoken by Steve and Ernie in this touching episode. 6843: 122: 14822: 12167: 11187: 10811: 9679: 9364: 8773: 8456: 6678: 6557: 5649: 16792:), Steve lets it slip that he's been trying all evening to propose to Barbara. She overhears and says yes. 2960: 2373: 16024:) and is told he'll be leaving for New York immediately. In New York, Steve meets with General Winters ( 14837:) mistakes Charley for a woman and begins flirting with him. Charley gets arrested for hitting the man. 7117: 1654: 12073: 9674:) takes him to her father's country club and suggests that his father join. She says her father Jerry ( 6639: 3345: 18656:) if he could take them home. Despite not knowing their address, the Cabbie manages to get them home. 18452: 16909: 7390: 6113: 4669: 902: 20153: 19174:) arrives at the house with the boys and Tramp. The driver found Steve's address on Tramp's collar. 6268:), the owner of the place Bub and Sudsy are at. Mooney finds a way to make Bub look like a big star. 3431:), an old friend of Steve's, runs into him at a restaurant. After she leaves, Steve tells Ed Giles ( 17486: 10298: 3962: 2185: 882: 16296: 14829: 19635: 19297: 19124: 18470: 18235: 17610: 17569: 16690:) tells Steve that he hired Robbie as a structural engineer. Bob was very impressed with Robbie. 15067: 14996: 10761: 10567: 9311: 9263: 9111: 7433: 6674: 2891: 2146: 1293: 244: 75: 15240: 12727: 5014:), comes to the house. She invites Mike to a sorority dance that evening. Finalist Jill Wagner ( 19397: 18457: 15300: 14769: 12477: 10359: 10208: 9267: 9052: 9023: 8123: 7279: 7006: 5965: 4965:) arrives to meet with Steve about the contract. Steve and Bub try to stall Milton. A Janitor ( 4065: 3967: 3440: 2331: 2002:), the faculty advisor for the paper, is looking for a substitute sports editor. Agnes Finley ( 1701: 1655: 1252: 888: 876: 232: 10305:). Sammy teaches Chip a magic trick that he performs when they go to a party in Mr. Bopper's ( 4221: 19891: 18867: 18410: 17934: 16998: 15687: 14945: 14551: 13626: 11440: 11290:) and Linda. He brings the dog home, and it still howls whenever Steve leaves. Mr. Franklin ( 9630: 7949: 7733: 7175: 5836: 1037: 7121:), whose company has an account with Steve's, is in town and wants to meet him. Mr. Gordon ( 20095: 16025: 13671: 12573: 12337: 10402: 9683: 8937: 8933: 8223: 8215: 8132: 8052: 7845:, two as Sally's mother and then six appearances in Season 11 as the mother of Chip's wife. 7179: 5794: 4530: 3432: 3144: 2473: 2189: 1796: 908: 19544: 7732:), a man from India, asks them for directions. The boys lead him to his cousin Siranee's ( 3732: 8: 20196: 19596: 18875: 18603: 18453: 18136: 15976: 15396: 14834: 14280: 14183: 12865: 11962: 10899: 10765: 8683: 8608: 7350: 7271: 6856: 6735: 6610: 6203: 5988: 5422: 5332: 5171: 5066: 4889: 4837: 3382: 3258: 2239: 2193: 1879: 1705: 1575: 240: 9408:) wakes up Steve wanting to talk to Mike. Steve gets Mike. Howard and his wife Francie ( 8043: 6734:), the car dealer. He makes enough money to pay off his debts and buy a car of his own. 6162: 1957: 19803: 19535:), the director. Perry reprimands Katie for being late. The boys meet Blake Willerson ( 19354: 19175: 18871: 17660: 16297: 15740: 15539: 15063: 14781: 14504: 11966: 11490: 11399: 11340: 9881: 9315: 9212: 8911: 8510: 8390: 8219: 8002: 7513: 7346: 6885: 6505: 6265: 6204: 6065: 5790: 5532: 5249: 4629: 4332: 4324: 1754: 1405: 248: 18132: 20186: 19588: 18707: 15972: 14850: 14727: 14179: 12774: 11092: 10294: 9425: 8860: 8733: 8675: 8281: 7737: 7566: 7021:, who plays Chip's wife in the final seasons, has an uncredited role in this episode. 6474: 6001: 5840: 5078: 4962: 4273: 3857: 2778: 2243: 2003: 1999: 16784: 16020: 12162:) and is expecting just a simple dinner. However, a girl dancer named Flame LaRose ( 3063: 2865: 18896: 18824: 16869: 16493: 16489: 16436: 16391: 16175: 15802: 15736: 15400: 15055: 15039: 14674: 14547: 13777: 13585: 13581: 13261: 13049: 13007: 12911: 12481: 11920: 10915: 10058: 9531: 9360: 8790: 8786: 8624: 8048: 7941: 7729: 7663: 7445: 7441: 7437: 7122: 6864: 6606: 6389: 6208: 5479: 5426: 5224: 3603: 3538: 3237: 2861: 2469: 2330: 1440: 1196: 20191: 19527: 14550:) from the diner. When Katie's student shows up, he turns out to be Craig Benson ( 19167: 19084: 18879: 17851: 17528: 17398: 17386: 17296: 16645: 16610: 16171: 16021: 15595: 15496: 14975: 14900: 14555: 14457: 14412: 14276: 13742: 13351: 13306: 12919: 12675: 12634: 12626: 12226: 11982: 11878: 11645: 11551: 11395: 11237: 11047: 10857: 10719: 10579: 10351: 10310: 10253: 9963: 9695: 9588: 9477: 8794: 8691: 8406: 8289: 8273: 8103: 8044: 7842: 7833: 7667: 7554: 7500: 7130: 6792: 6061: 5283: 4954: 4868: 4670: 4061: 4011: 3741: 3606:). She takes Chip to her father and he brings Chip to his wife, who works at the 3553:), Mr. Tully fires Bub. Bub is happy to be back with his annoying grandchildren. 3337: 3051: 2986: 2835: 1837: 1016: 976: 862: 20180: 19029: 14730:) to retire Gypsy King at his stable. Ernie can then ride him whenever he wants. 13147:), a bullfighter. Robbie becomes jealous when his girlfriend Gretchen Williams ( 9534: 2873: 20072: 19584: 19342: 19080: 18285: 18243: 18239: 18140: 18088: 17394: 17198: 16910: 16724: 16703: 16687: 16539: 16481: 16432: 16170: 15980: 15732: 15454: 15304: 15249: 14892: 14842: 14830: 14777: 14773: 14678: 13878: 13156: 13095: 12915: 12815: 12728: 12581: 12436: 12288: 12242: 12163: 12023: 11786: 11653: 11600: 11555: 11486: 11361: 11287: 11005: 11001: 10997: 10660: 10575: 10540: 10204: 10005: 9964: 9851: 9809: 9720: 9687: 9421: 9208: 9107: 9053: 9002: 8782: 8774: 8653: 8620: 8586: 8410: 7998: 7496: 7391: 7064: 6952: 6844: 6549: 6526: 6057: 5997: 5890: 5786: 5782: 5566: 5381: 5373: 5275: 5099: 5073:) that Prince is starting his practice, Steve leaves. Bub gets a Dr. Waterman ( 5015: 5011: 5007: 4785: 4552: 4461: 4385: 4328: 4222: 4150: 4117: 4094: 3922: 3550: 3542: 3428: 3387: 3195: 3055: 3026: 2918: 2738: 2734: 2666: 2590: 2289: 1731: 1548: 1432: 1346: 1297: 1059: 1012: 981: 20197: 18606:) comes by and Ernie explains the situation. 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Alice says that she's in show business with her mother, Victoria Vail ( 19982: 19807: 19171: 19125: 18520: 17847: 17717: 17402: 17390: 17288: 17280: 16124: 15931: 15847: 15599: 15543: 15404: 15059: 15043: 14997: 14950: 14904: 14846: 14291: 14133: 14129: 14042: 13924: 13923:), Robbie's best man, falls ill and Chip is recruited to take his place. 13679: 13630: 13483: 13347: 13302: 13099: 12585: 12387: 12329: 12230: 11978: 11974: 11970: 11745: 11387: 11332: 11100: 10996: 10853: 10574: 10464: 10355: 10200: 10046: 9813: 9675: 9580: 9405: 9288: 9152: 8778: 8687: 8612: 8506: 8394: 8298: 7953: 7786: 7675: 7608: 7504: 7283: 7134: 7018: 6848: 6666: 6643: 6583: 6561: 6553: 6397: 6212: 5932: 5692: 5536: 5216: 5044: 4583: 4381: 4180: 4125: 4121: 4090: 4053: 3989: 3599: 3436: 3333: 3102: 2939: 2689: 2594: 2138: 2134: 1958: 1544: 1255: 18823: 18744: 18152: 15358: 12629:). The tutor turns out to be a beautiful older woman named Jeri Harper ( 8102: 6056: 5588: 19536: 19482: 18649: 17668: 17656: 17382: 17337: 17292: 17118: 16785: 16691: 16546: 16477: 16383: 16301: 15691: 15683: 15450: 15245: 15151: 14954: 14946: 14723: 14229: 14137: 13920: 13781: 13577: 12770: 12214: 11790: 11543: 11482: 11391: 11141: 10911: 10571: 10406: 10054: 9821: 9817: 9156: 9103: 9099: 9049: 8632: 8343: 8111: 7679: 7612: 7229: 6956: 6788: 6727: 6501: 6261: 6114: 5741: 5593: 5589: 5377: 5220: 4966: 4864: 4808: 4729: 4484: 4393: 3794: 3650: 3595: 3383: 3329: 3302: 2965: 2007: 1461: 1150: 10301:). Alice introduces Chip to another vaudevillian named Sammy Smaller ( 7432: 18695: 18411: 17614: 17284: 17019: 15843: 15790: 15351: 15292: 15051: 14826: 14525: 13773: 13769: 12869: 12341: 12333: 11874: 11794: 11596: 11539: 11383: 10903: 10062: 9523: 9519: 9185: 9095: 8941: 8907: 8616: 8277: 7688: 7342: 7118: 6889: 6401: 6257: 5253: 4226: 3963: 3737: 3733: 3325: 2052: 1305: 11595: 7005: 5781: 64: 18899: 16699: 14838: 12171: 12065: 11291: 10146: 9319: 8514: 5228: 20069:"Thanksgiving Reunion with The Partridge Family and My Three Sons" 17617:). He just wanted to see what kind of family Barbara married into. 14722: 12431: 9160: 8505: 7892: 7785: 10435: : Austin Kalish & Elroy Schwartz & George Tibbles 9746: 8936:) would like Steve to entertain Congresswoman Barbara Maitland ( 7072: 19405: 14132:) assigns attractive lady engineer Eileen Talbot (Oscar-winner 12336:) and Preston. The sons easily beat the fathers. Mr. Reynolds ( 9480:'s 165th and final appearance as William Francis "Bub" O'Casey. 8252: : Glenn Wheaton & Mannie Manheim and Douglas Tibbles 8210: 5372: 4171: 11969: 11640: 8301:(It's a Living, Jennifer Slept Here) appears as Debbie Rogers. 6791:), tells him they need to find a date for Sally Ann Morrison ( 9583:) asks if Steve can watch his young Korean daughter Lee Ahn ( 6118: 5512: : John McGreevey & Arnold Peyser & Lois Peyser 3545:). On another day, Bub has words with floorwalker Mr. Tully ( 1482: 16431: 12250: 7125:) introduces Steve to Eric and his wife, Valberg Willumsen ( 6094: : Elon Packard & Stanley Davis and George Tibbles 5124:) to go steady with him and she says yes. Paulette Francis ( 16132: 13772:) at his new college. Steve finalley talks to Jan Dearing ( 12332:) are to compete against theirs sons Chip, Dave Welch Jr. ( 12158: 9310: 7944:). The two will now be visiting Bryant Park. Mr. Griffith ( 6783: 4068:) is a widow. Steve then meets the girls grandmother, Mub ( 18874:), who is in show business as a singer. Willis Mortenson ( 13877: 7553: 20217: 585: 17858: 8674: 7728: 7174: 13196: 12386:) pulled a prank on him. Joe's father Vincenzo Marino ( 1713: 19994: 19481: 5120: 13881: 12225:) and their obnoxious children in their messy house. 7129:). Steve then meets their attractive daughter Helga ( 1086: 10309:) room. Mr. Bopper has a trained seal. Elsie Stepp ( 8970: : Arnold and Lois Peyser & George Tibbles 1153: 290: 16544:Note: A similar situation happens in an episode of 13527: 12674: 10350: 9254: 9094: 89:. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. 18988:Fergus is played by MacMurray, with an uncredited 17671:, who would become famous as Joanie Cunningham on 13143:Robbie's Spanish class is introduced to Manuello ( 12708: : Dorothy Cooper Foote & Joseph Hoffman 7921: : Cynthia Lindsay & Gail Ingram Clement 7290:) are listening. Bub is talking to Doris Randall ( 6985: : Ernest Chambers & Gail Ingram Clement 6787:). At the office, Steve's secretary, Helen Mason ( 18694:Dodie is taking piano lessons from Mrs. Pomeroy ( 16081:Chip is interested in buying his friend Wayne's ( 15295:in his first of four appearances as Dr. Osborne. 10582:makes her final appearance as Sally, Mike's wife. 10484:Episodes now airing on CBS & filmed in color 8781:) that he doesn't want his mother, Kate O'Casey ( 6504:), to Steve. Dennis' father is August Rhinehart ( 310: 20203: 19999: 19944: 19899: 19853: 19815: 19761: 19723: 19681: 19643: 19601: 19549: 19494: 19448: 19410: 19362: 19309: 19263: 19225: 19183: 19133: 19092: 19042: 18997: 18949: 18870:). They meet their new neighbor Clark Sullivan ( 18832: 18791: 18753: 18712: 18661: 18611: 18566: 18528: 18478: 18419: 18378: 18331: 18293: 18251: 18201: 18157: 18097: 18056: 18018: 17980: 17942: 17901: 17863: 17808: 17725: 17680: 17622: 17577: 17536: 17494: 17452: 17410: 17345: 17304: 17247: 17206: 17164: 17126: 17084: 17046: 17006: 16956: 16918: 16877: 16835: 16797: 16751: 16711: 16653: 16600: 16501: 16444: 16399: 16350: 16309: 16263: 16221: 16183: 16137: 16090: 16049: 15988: 15939: 15897: 15855: 15810: 15756: 15699: 15649: 15607: 15557: 15504: 15462: 15416: 15363: 15317: 15257: 15208: 15117: 15079: 15005: 14962: 14912: 14858: 14789: 14735: 14690: 14636: 14598: 14560: 14512: 14466: 14420: 14378: 14340: 14296: 14237: 14191: 14145: 14096: 14054: 14008: 13970: 13932: 13886: 13835: 13797: 13732: 13638: 13593: 13540: 13495: 13446: 13404: 13359: 13314: 13301:Steve would like to take out Natalie Hendricks ( 13269: 13205: 13164: 13111: 13061: 13015: 12969: 12931: 12877: 12823: 12782: 12736: 12687: 12642: 12593: 12539: 12493: 12444: 12399: 12349: 12296: 12255: 12179: 12126: 12031: 11990: 11928: 11886: 11840: 11802: 11753: 11710: 11661: 11608: 11563: 11498: 11448: 11407: 11348: 11299: 11249: 11195: 11149: 11108: 11055: 11013: 10964: 10923: 10865: 10819: 10773: 10727: 10673: 10625: 10587: 10525: 10414: 10367: 10318: 10261: 10216: 10162: 10108: 10070: 10013: 9972: 9931: 9889: 9829: 9767: 9703: 9638: 9596: 9539: 9485: 9433: 9372: 9327: 9275: 9220: 9172: 9119: 9062: 9010: 8949: 8894: 8843: 8802: 8741: 8699: 8640: 8571: 8473: 8423: 8355: 8306: 8231: 8178: 8140: 8069: 8010: 7961: 7900: 7850: 7798: 7745: 7696: 7629: 7574: 7521: 7453: 7399: 7358: 7308: 7237: 7191: 7142: 7077: 7026: 6964: 6919: 6872: 6801: 6743: 6690: 6626: 6569: 6513: 6459: 6354: 6314: 6273: 6224: 6171: 6130: 6073: 6018: 5948: 5898: 5848: 5802: 20140:"The TV Ratings Guide: 1971-72 Ratings History" 20126:"The TV Ratings Guide: 1971-72 Ratings History" 18882:), Tracy Lee, Wilma Chambers and Sherry Cross ( 17850:joins the cast as Chip's girlfriend Polly, and 11519: : Doug Tibbles & Gail Ingram Clement 10578:appears twice as her supervisor, Mrs. Miller. 8455:Chip has to do a book report and gets the book 7789:). There he runs into Stage Manager Joe Fleck ( 5749: 5704: 5657: 5605: 5544: 5491: 5434: 5389: 5340: 5291: 5236: 5179: 5137: 5086: 5023: 4974: 4920: 4876: 4824: 4772: 4734: 4682: 4637: 4591: 4538: 4492: 4446: 4340: 4285: 4239: 4188: 4137: 4077: 4019: 3975: 3930: 3888: 3844: 3802: 3761: 3700: 3658: 3616: 3562: 3498: 3448: 3395: 3350: 3289: 3245: 3203: 3161: 3110: 3068: 3013: 2973: 2926: 2878: 2825: 2787: 2746: 2697: 2651: 2557: 2519: 2481: 2427: 2382: 2339: 2297: 2255: 2201: 2151: 2099: 2061: 2019: 1966: 1925: 1887: 1845: 1804: 1762: 1718: 1663: 1621: 1583: 1529: 1491: 1448: 1392: 1007:the boys that Steve is having dinner with Hal ( 20093:A one-hour celebration featuring the casts of 20065: 12382:there is no secret society. His friend Floyd ( 1354: 1313: 1260: 1208: 1163: 1115: 1071: 1024: 966: 17712:Rob and Katie meet their new neighbors, Joe ( 12844: : Eugene Thompson & Joseph Hoffman 12287:Steve gets a letter from Florence Glendenny ( 12022:To impress campus queen Linda June Mitchell ( 6764: : Joanna Lee & Gail Ingram Clement 251:. Please discuss this issue on the article's 16488:). Robbie asks where married couple Johnny ( 11099:has a bit part in this episode as Won Tsun. 18373:' final appearance as Katie's mom Lorraine. 12166:) was hired. Just as Steve and Dave Welch ( 10472:Last episode on ABC and in Black and White. 10430: : Austin Kalish & Elroy Schwartz 9404:Late at night, Mike's friend Howard Sears ( 8338:Jack Keeler, who works for Gordon Bernard ( 8247: : Glenn Wheaton & Mannie Manheim 7841:This is the first of eight appearances for 6726:) to go steady, but she's not sure. Jimmy ( 5560: : Austin Kalish & Elroy Schwartz 52:Learn how and when to remove these messages 16706:is cast as Barbara's mother, Mrs. Vincent. 12633:). Jeri is out on a date with Don Lennox ( 9670:Robbie's latest girlfriend Polly Andrews ( 7624:A pre-Star Trek George Takei appears here. 6822: : Shirl Gordon & George Tibbles 2372:O'Casey in Malcolm's face. Bub then sings 313: 13792:moved from Thursdays to Saturdays on CBS. 11216: : Ray Brenner & Joseph Hoffman 6089: : Elon Packard & Stanley Davis 278:Learn how and when to remove this message 204:Learn how and when to remove this message 149:Learn how and when to remove this message 13305:), who has a teenage daughter, Melinda ( 9727: : Austin Kalish & Irma Kalish 5507: : Arnold Peyser & Lois Peyser 811: 769: 727: 9872:Chip has a date with Eloise Patterson ( 7098: : Ken Englund and George Tibbles 4272:and cookies. After Chip leaves, Ralph ( 1836:Steve's ever efficient sister Harriet ( 685: 643: 601: 554: 512: 470: 428: 386: 339: 20204: 18906: 17765: 16648:'s first appearance as Barbara Harper. 16557: 7952:as Hotel Manager. A pre-Sgt. 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His father, George ( 923: 807: 765: 723: 681: 639: 597: 550: 508: 466: 424: 382: 335: 319: 316: 307: 18473:appear as two of Dodie's classmates. 18196:Final appearance of Polly's parents. 15038:helicopter-loving girlfriend Sally ( 13651:George Tibbles & Edmund Hartmann 12192:James B. Allardice & Gail Ingram 11140:Steve brings home a Margie Milford ( 10447: 10394: 10343: 10286: 10241: 10229:Howard Merrill & Bill O'Halleren 10187: 10133: 10095: 10038: 9997: 9956: 9914: 9865: 9800: 9739: 9663: 9621: 9572: 9510: 9458: 9397: 9352: 9303: 9247: 9200: 9144: 9087: 9041: 8982: 8925: 8874: 8827: 8766: 8724: 8678:) is there with Lorraine Pendleton ( 8667: 8600: 8498: 8448: 8380: 8331: 8264: 8203: 8165: 8094: 8035: 7986: 7956:has a bit part as Chief of Protocol. 7933: 7883: 7823: 7778: 7721: 7654: 7599: 7546: 7478: 7424: 7383: 7333: 7262: 7216: 7167: 7110: 7051: 6997: 6944: 6903: 6834: 6776: 6715: 6657: 6597: 6576:"Didya Ever Have One of Those Days?" 6540: 6492: 6379: 6341: 6298: 6249: 6196: 6155: 6106: 6049: 5979: 5923: 5881: 5827: 5774: 5729: 5636: 5581: 5524: 5467: 5414: 5365: 5324: 5267: 5204: 5162: 5113: 5058: 4999: 4945: 4903: 4851: 4799: 4759: 4715: 4662: 4616: 4566: 4517: 4475: 4373: 4316: 4264: 4213: 4164: 4108: 4044: 4003: 3955: 3913: 3871: 3827: 3786: 3725: 3683: 3641: 3587: 3529: 3473: 3420: 3375: 3316: 3272: 3228: 3186: 3135: 3093: 3041: 3000: 2953: 2905: 2852: 2812: 2771: 2725: 2680: 2582: 2544: 2506: 2461: 2407: 2364: 2322: 2280: 2226: 2176: 2124: 2086: 2044: 1991: 1950: 1912: 1870: 1829: 1817:James Leighton & Peter Tewksbury 1787: 1745: 1692: 1646: 1634:James Leighton & Peter Tewksbury 1608: 1566: 1516: 1475: 1419: 1379: 1338: 1285: 1233: 1221:James Leighton & Peter Tewksbury 1188: 1140: 1102: 1051: 995: 215: 160: 87:adding citations to reliable sources 58: 17: 18698:). Meanwhile, Ernie's friend Neal ( 12926:play the neighbors in this episode. 6548:they think Steve is Laird Douglas ( 2310:Mathilde Ferro & Theodore Ferro 13: 18941: 18624:Doug Tibbles & Dennis Whitcomb 17800: 17336:Steve's old friend Sylvia Cannon ( 16592: 15952:Aljean Harmetz & Diane Johnson 15200: 13724: 12118: 11621:James B. Allardice & Tom Adair 11576:James B. Allardice & Tom Adair 10740:James B. Allardice & Tom Adair 10517: 10121:Tom Adair & James B. Allardice 10026:Tom Adair & James B. Allardice 9609:Tom Adair & James B. Allardice 8563: 7907:"What's the Princess Really Like?" 7805:"Fish Gotta Swim, Birds Gotta Fly" 7315:"Will Success Spoil Chip Douglas?" 6932:Austin Kalish & Elroy Schwartz 6451: 5717:Glenn Wheaton & Mannie Manheim 5670:Glenn Wheaton & Mannie Manheim 4505:Glenn Wheaton & Mannie Manheim 4438: 3332:), and a woman named Fran Borden ( 2643: 958: 299: 176:tone or style may not reflect the 14: 20228: 20212:Lists of American sitcom episodes 20174: 16097:"Honorable Expectant Grandfather" 15995:"What Did You Do Today, Grandpa?" 13505:James V. Kern & James Sheldon 13456:James V. Kern & James Sheldon 13414:James V. Kern & James Sheldon 13369:James V. Kern & James Sheldon 13324:James V. Kern & James Sheldon 13279:James V. Kern & James Sheldon 13215:James V. Kern & James Sheldon 13174:James V. Kern & James Sheldon 11505:"Whatever Happened to Baby Chip?" 10455:An Indian named Paul Owlfeather ( 7687:In her first of 135 appearances, 6971:"The Ever-Popular Robbie Douglas" 1900:Diane Honodel & James Menzies 1678:Arthur Dales & John McGreevey 33:This article has multiple issues. 14703:Edmund Beloin & Henry Garson 14021:Henry Garson & Edmond Beloin 13606:Edmund Beloin & Henry Garson 13177:Edmund Beloin & Henry Garson 12412:Edmund Beloin & Henry Garson 12309:Henry Garson & Edmund Beloin 11570:"Robbie and the Little Stranger" 10930:"Charley and the Dancing Lesson" 10421:"Uncle Charley and the Redskins" 9651:Stanley Davis & Elon Packard 8319:Glenn Wheaton and Mannie Manheim 8238:"The Ballad of Lissa Stratmeyer" 7857:"Cherry Blossoms in Bryant Park" 7811:Austin Kalish and Elroy Schwartz 7250:Hannibal Coons and Harry Winkler 3943:Dick Conway & Roland MacLane 3736:) that actress Marisa Montaine ( 235:to read and navigate comfortably 220: 186:guide to writing better articles 165: 98:"List of My Three Sons episodes" 63: 22: 17543:"Baubles, Bangles and Beatrice" 14925:Austin Kalish & Irma Kalish 14611:Austin Kalish & Irma Kalish 13366:"Help, the Gypsies Are Coming!" 13346:Ernie's teacher, Verna Benson ( 9446:James Allardice & Tom Adair 8965: : Arnold and Lois Peyser 4380:Bub is playing cards with Max ( 2759:Arnold Peyser & Lois Peyser 2414:Robbie meets Elizabeth Martin ( 2352:Arnold Peyser & Lois Peyser 1504:Arnold Peyser & Lois Peyser 74:needs additional citations for 41:or discuss these issues on the 20146: 20132: 20118: 20047: 18921: 18914: 17780: 17773: 16572: 16565: 16484:) arrive with daughter Susan ( 16341:Ernie's teacher Mr. Kranzman ( 15602:as Sorority Girl in Red Dress. 15180: 15173: 14049:as Sharon, the Hat Check Girl. 13704: 13697: 12098: 12091: 10878:Frank Crow & Stanley Davis 10734:"There's a What in the Attic?" 10561:Mike and Sally are married as 10497: 10490: 10401:Sally's cousin Suzanne Boyer ( 8543: 8536: 6431: 6424: 5227:) and Alice's cousin Mai Pah ( 4418: 4411: 3537:with Bub's First Interviewer ( 2623: 2616: 2006:) suggests Mike. Stu Walters ( 1455:"Spring Will Be a Little Late" 938: 931: 894: 868: 854: 1: 20112: 20039: 20006:"Whatever Happened To Ernie?" 18234:he'll do it. Edie Trunchell ( 14669:a swimming pool belonging to 14303:"The Aunt Who Came to Dinner" 13074:Tom Adair & John Elliotte 12703: : Dorothy Cooper Foote 10872:"Monsters and Junk Like That" 9845: : Dorothy Cooper Foote 9719: : Austin Kalish & 9591:appears as a Police Sergeant. 8850:"One of Our Moose is Missing" 8023:Howard Snyder and Jack Harvey 7321:Ray Brenner and Robert Specht 6951:Bub's friend Harry Ferguson ( 6867:'s first appearance as Ernie. 5565: : Austin Kalish & 4499:"Robbie's Employment Service" 3296:"The Romance of Silver Pines" 2141:as Art, construction worker. 19146:Bob Fisher & Arthur Marx 19058:September 27, 1971 19013:September 20, 1971 18965:September 13, 1971 18798:"The Return of Terrible Tom" 17879:September 26, 1970 17824:September 19, 1970 15743:) and they get along great. 15224:September 28, 1968 14823:Downtown (Petula Clark song) 13902:September 30, 1967 13851:September 23, 1967 13813:September 16, 1967 13572:Robbie runs into Al Morgan ( 13226: : Gail Ingram Clement 12451:"Robbie's Underground Movie" 12271:September 29, 1966 12195:September 22, 1966 12142:September 15, 1966 11847:"The State vs. Chip Douglas" 11439:Robbie meets Eleanor Evans ( 10680:"Robbie and the Chorus Girl" 10641:September 30, 1965 10603:September 23, 1965 10545:September 16, 1965 9824:as Mr. Willis, Travel Clerk. 9379:"Divorce, Bryant Park Style" 8809:"Dublin's Fair City: Part 2" 8748:"Dublin's Fair City: Part 1" 8658:September 24, 1964 8591:September 17, 1964 6531:September 26, 1963 6483:September 19, 1963 4508:September 27, 1962 4466:September 20, 1962 2671:September 28, 1961 986:September 29, 1960 822:September 13, 1971 780:September 19, 1970 696:September 28, 1968 612:September 15, 1966 565:September 16, 1965 523:September 17, 1964 481:September 19, 1963 439:September 20, 1962 397:September 28, 1961 350:September 29, 1960 7: 20080:November 25, 1977 19739:February 24, 1972 19697:February 17, 1972 19426:November 29, 1971 19378:November 22, 1971 19325:November 15, 1971 18728:February 27, 1971 18677:February 20, 1971 18347:December 19, 1970 18309:December 12, 1970 18217:November 28, 1970 18173:November 21, 1970 18113:November 14, 1970 17693:Gwen Bagni & Paul Dubov 17510:February 28, 1970 17468:February 21, 1970 17426:February 14, 1970 17100:December 27, 1969 17062:December 20, 1969 17024:December 13, 1969 16972:November 29, 1969 16934:November 22, 1969 16893:November 15, 1969 16199:February 22, 1969 16153:February 15, 1969 15826:December 28, 1968 15772:December 21, 1968 15715:December 14, 1968 15623:November 30, 1968 15573:November 23, 1968 15520:November 16, 1968 14874:February 24, 1968 14821:The Douglas family perform 14805:February 17, 1968 14751:February 10, 1968 14697:"A Horse for Uncle Charley" 14482:December 30, 1967 14436:December 23, 1967 14394:December 16, 1967 14253:November 25, 1967 14207:November 18, 1967 14161:November 11, 1967 13750:September 9, 1967 13321:"Charley O' the Seven Seas" 13180:February 23, 1967 13127:February 16, 1967 12798:December 29, 1966 12752:December 22, 1966 12711:December 15, 1966 12555:November 17, 1966 12509:November 10, 1966 11624:February 24, 1966 11579:February 17, 1966 11522:February 10, 1966 11355:"Robbie and the Slave Girl" 11219:December 30, 1965 11165:December 23, 1965 11124:December 16, 1965 10980:November 25, 1965 10939:November 18, 1965 10881:November 11, 1965 10175:Don Grady & Gary Abrams 9856:February 25, 1965 9791:February 18, 1965 9730:February 11, 1965 9388:December 31, 1964 9343:December 24, 1964 9294:December 17, 1964 9238:December 10, 1964 9135:November 26, 1964 9078:November 19, 1964 9032:November 12, 1964 7769:February 27, 1964 7712:February 20, 1964 7645:February 13, 1964 7253:December 26, 1963 7207:December 19, 1963 7158:December 12, 1963 7042:November 28, 1963 6988:November 21, 1963 6935:November 14, 1963 6466:"Almost the Sound of Music" 5627:February 28, 1963 5572:February 21, 1963 5515:February 14, 1963 5474:Den Mother Mrs. Thorndyke ( 5153:December 27, 1962 5104:December 20, 1962 5049:December 13, 1962 4936:November 29, 1962 4894:November 22, 1962 4842:November 15, 1962 3632:February 22, 1962 3578:February 15, 1962 3219:December 28, 1961 3177:December 21, 1961 3126:December 14, 1961 3032:November 30, 1961 2991:November 23, 1961 2944:November 16, 1961 2374:When Irish Eyes Are Smiling 1941:February 23, 1961 1903:February 16, 1961 1599:December 29, 1960 1557:December 22, 1960 1507:December 15, 1960 1370:November 24, 1960 1329:November 17, 1960 1276:November 10, 1960 918: 654:September 9, 1967 243:content into sub-articles, 10: 20233: 19659:February 3, 1972 19617:January 27, 1972 19565:January 20, 1972 19510:January 13, 1972 19464:December 6, 1971 19279:November 8, 1971 19241:November 1, 1971 19199:October 25, 1971 19149:October 18, 1971 18992:dubbing his Scottish burr. 18891:This was intended to be a 18627:February 6, 1971 18582:January 30, 1971 18544:January 23, 1971 18494:January 16, 1971 18267:December 5, 1970 18072:November 7, 1970 18034:October 31, 1970 17996:October 17, 1970 17958:October 10, 1970 17361:February 7, 1970 17320:January 31, 1970 17263:January 24, 1970 17222:January 17, 1970 17180:January 10, 1970 16851:November 8, 1969 16813:November 1, 1969 16767:October 25, 1969 16729:October 18, 1969 16669:October 11, 1969 16106:February 8, 1969 16065:February 1, 1969 16004:January 25, 1969 15955:January 18, 1969 15913:January 11, 1969 15665:December 7, 1968 15478:November 9, 1968 15432:October 26, 1968 15379:October 19, 1968 15333:October 12, 1968 15046:) who the two women were. 14706:February 3, 1968 14652:January 27, 1968 14614:January 20, 1968 14576:January 13, 1968 14356:December 9, 1967 14315:December 2, 1967 14112:November 4, 1967 14070:October 28, 1967 14024:October 21, 1967 13986:October 14, 1967 13077:February 9, 1967 13031:February 2, 1967 12985:January 26, 1967 12947:January 19, 1967 12893:January 12, 1967 12658:December 8, 1966 12609:December 1, 1966 12460:November 3, 1966 12415:October 20, 1966 12365:October 13, 1966 11464:February 3, 1966 11423:January 27, 1966 11366:January 20, 1966 11315:January 13, 1966 11071:December 9, 1965 11029:December 2, 1965 10835:November 4, 1965 10789:October 28, 1965 10743:October 21, 1965 10689:October 14, 1965 10570:appears as Mrs. Thompson. 9654:February 4, 1965 9612:January 28, 1965 9563:January 21, 1965 9501:January 14, 1965 9191:December 3, 1964 9048:Ernie is pretending to be 8973:November 5, 1964 8916:October 29, 1964 8881:Steve has George Summers ( 8865:October 22, 1964 8818:October 15, 1964 8368:Ed James and Seaman Jacobs 7642:Danny Simon and Milt Rosen 7590:February 6, 1964 7537:January 30, 1964 7469:January 23, 1964 7415:January 16, 1964 7204:Danny Simon and Milt Rosen 7101:December 5, 1963 6894:November 7, 1963 6879:"The End of You-Know What" 6825:October 31, 1963 6767:October 24, 1963 6706:October 17, 1963 6648:October 10, 1963 5458:February 7, 1963 5405:January 31, 1963 5356:January 24, 1963 5315:January 17, 1963 5258:January 10, 1963 4990:December 6, 1962 4790:November 8, 1962 4750:November 1, 1962 4706:October 25, 1962 4653:October 18, 1962 4607:October 11, 1962 3520:February 8, 1962 3517:Robert & Judith Specht 3464:February 1, 1962 3411:January 25, 1962 3366:January 18, 1962 3307:January 11, 1962 3084:December 7, 1961 2933:"A Lesson in Any Language" 2896:November 9, 1961 2843:November 2, 1961 2803:October 26, 1961 2762:October 12, 1961 1861:February 9, 1961 1820:February 2, 1961 1778:January 26, 1961 1736:January 19, 1961 1683:January 12, 1961 1466:December 8, 1960 1410:December 1, 1960 1224:November 3, 1960 1179:October 27, 1960 1131:October 20, 1960 1093:October 13, 1960 20091: 20068: 20060: 20057: 20054: 20051: 20046: 20029: 20005: 19974: 19950: 19929: 19905: 19883: 19859: 19845: 19821: 19791: 19767: 19753: 19729: 19711: 19687: 19673: 19649: 19631: 19607: 19579: 19555: 19524: 19500: 19478: 19454: 19440: 19416: 19392: 19368: 19339: 19315: 19293: 19269: 19255: 19231: 19213: 19189: 19163: 19139: 19122: 19108:October 4, 1971 19098: 19072: 19048: 19027: 19003: 18979: 18955: 18940: 18937: 18934: 18931: 18928: 18920: 18913: 18862: 18838: 18821: 18797: 18783: 18759: 18742: 18718: 18691: 18667: 18641: 18617: 18596: 18572: 18558: 18534: 18508: 18484: 18449: 18435:January 9, 1971 18425: 18408: 18394:January 2, 1971 18384: 18361: 18337: 18323: 18300:"The Power of Suggestion" 18299: 18281: 18257: 18231: 18207: 18187: 18163: 18127: 18103: 18086: 18062: 18048: 18024: 18010: 17986: 17972: 17948: 17931: 17917:October 3, 1970 17907: 17893: 17869: 17838: 17814: 17799: 17796: 17793: 17790: 17787: 17779: 17772: 17755: 17731: 17710: 17686: 17652: 17628: 17607: 17583: 17566: 17542: 17524: 17500: 17482: 17458: 17440: 17416: 17375: 17351: 17334: 17310: 17277: 17253: 17236: 17212: 17194: 17170: 17156: 17142:January 3, 1970 17132: 17114: 17090: 17076: 17052: 17038: 17012: 16986: 16962: 16948: 16924: 16907: 16883: 16865: 16841: 16827: 16803: 16781: 16757: 16743: 16717: 16683: 16659: 16632: 16618:October 4, 1969 16606: 16591: 16588: 16585: 16582: 16579: 16571: 16564: 16531: 16507: 16474: 16450: 16429: 16405: 16380: 16356: 16339: 16315: 16293: 16269: 16251: 16227: 16213: 16189: 16167: 16143: 16120: 16096: 16079: 16055: 16018: 15994: 15969: 15945: 15927: 15903: 15885: 15871:January 4, 1969 15861: 15840: 15816: 15786: 15762: 15729: 15705: 15679: 15655: 15637: 15613: 15587: 15563: 15534: 15510: 15492: 15468: 15446: 15422: 15393: 15369: 15347: 15323: 15287: 15273:October 5, 1968 15263: 15238: 15214: 15199: 15196: 15193: 15190: 15187: 15179: 15172: 15147: 15123: 15109: 15085: 15035: 15011: 14994: 14968: 14942: 14918: 14888: 14865:"The Standing Still Tour" 14864: 14819: 14795: 14765: 14741: 14720: 14696: 14666: 14642: 14628: 14604: 14590: 14566: 14544: 14530:January 6, 1968 14518: 14496: 14472: 14450: 14426: 14408: 14385:"You're Driving Me Crazy" 14384: 14370: 14346: 14329: 14302: 14267: 14243: 14221: 14197: 14175: 14151: 14126: 14102: 14084: 14060: 14038: 14014: 14000: 13976: 13962: 13948:October 7, 1967 13938: 13916: 13892: 13865: 13842:"Inspection of the Groom" 13841: 13827: 13803: 13764: 13738: 13723: 13720: 13717: 13714: 13711: 13703: 13696: 13668: 13644: 13623: 13599: 13570: 13546: 13525: 13501: 13476: 13452: 13434: 13410: 13389: 13365: 13344: 13320: 13299: 13275: 13245: 13211: 13194: 13170: 13141: 13118:"My Son, the Bullfighter" 13117: 13091: 13067: 13045: 13021: 12999: 12975: 12961: 12937: 12907: 12883: 12861: 12847:January 5, 1967 12829: 12812: 12788: 12766: 12742: 12725: 12693: 12672: 12648: 12623: 12599: 12569: 12545: 12523: 12499: 12474: 12450: 12429: 12405: 12379: 12355: 12326: 12312:October 6, 1966 12302: 12285: 12261: 12221:), her surly husband Ed ( 12209: 12185: 12156: 12132: 12117: 12114: 12111: 12108: 12105: 12097: 12090: 12061: 12037: 12020: 11996: 11958: 11934: 11916: 11892: 11870: 11846: 11832: 11808: 11783: 11759: 11742: 11716: 11691: 11667: 11638: 11614: 11593: 11569: 11536: 11504: 11478: 11454: 11437: 11413: 11382:Robbie saves Terry Wong ( 11380: 11354: 11329: 11305: 11279: 11265:January 6, 1966 11255: 11233: 11201: 11179: 11155: 11138: 11114: 11085: 11061: 11043: 11019: 10994: 10970: 10953: 10929: 10895: 10871: 10849: 10825: 10803: 10779: 10757: 10733: 10703: 10679: 10655: 10631: 10617: 10593: 10559: 10531: 10516: 10513: 10510: 10507: 10504: 10496: 10489: 10452: 10420: 10399: 10373: 10348: 10324: 10291: 10267: 10246: 10222: 10192: 10168: 10138: 10114: 10100: 10076: 10043: 10019: 10002: 9978: 9961: 9937: 9919: 9895: 9870: 9835: 9805: 9773: 9744: 9709: 9668: 9644: 9626: 9602: 9577: 9545: 9515: 9491: 9463: 9449:January 7, 1965 9439: 9402: 9378: 9357: 9333: 9308: 9281: 9252: 9226: 9205: 9179:"First, You're a Tadpole" 9178: 9149: 9125: 9092: 9068: 9046: 9016: 8987: 8955: 8930: 8900: 8879: 8849: 8832: 8808: 8771: 8757:October 8, 1964 8747: 8729: 8715:October 1, 1964 8705: 8672: 8646: 8605: 8577: 8562: 8559: 8556: 8553: 8550: 8542: 8535: 8503: 8479: 8453: 8429: 8385: 8361: 8336: 8313:"Tramp Goes to Hollywood" 8312: 8269: 8237: 8208: 8184: 8170: 8146: 8099: 8075: 8040: 8016: 7991: 7967: 7938: 7906: 7888: 7856: 7828: 7804: 7783: 7751: 7726: 7702: 7678:) and his wife Florence ( 7659: 7635: 7604: 7580: 7551: 7527: 7512:A pre-Petticoat Junction 7483: 7459: 7429: 7405: 7388: 7374:January 9, 1964 7364: 7338: 7324:January 2, 1964 7314: 7267: 7243: 7221: 7197: 7172: 7148: 7115: 7083: 7056: 7032: 7002: 6970: 6949: 6925: 6908: 6878: 6839: 6807: 6781: 6749: 6720: 6696: 6662: 6632: 6602: 6588:October 3, 1963 6575: 6545: 6519: 6497: 6465: 6450: 6447: 6444: 6441: 6438: 6430: 6423: 6384: 6360: 6346: 6320: 6303: 6279: 6254: 6230: 6201: 6177: 6160: 6136: 6111: 6079: 6054: 6024: 5984: 5954: 5928: 5904: 5886: 5854: 5832: 5808: 5779: 5755: 5734: 5710: 5684: 5663: 5641: 5611: 5586: 5550: 5529: 5497: 5472: 5440: 5419: 5395: 5370: 5346: 5329: 5306:Gail Ingram Clement & 5297: 5272: 5242: 5209: 5195:January 3, 1963 5185: 5167: 5143: 5118: 5092: 5063: 5029: 5004: 4980: 4950: 4926: 4908: 4882: 4856: 4830: 4804: 4778: 4764: 4740: 4720: 4688: 4667: 4643: 4621: 4597: 4571: 4557:October 4, 1962 4544: 4522: 4498: 4480: 4452: 4437: 4434: 4431: 4428: 4425: 4417: 4410: 4378: 4346: 4321: 4291: 4269: 4245: 4218: 4194: 4169: 4143: 4113: 4083: 4049: 4025: 4008: 3981: 3960: 3936: 3918: 3894: 3876: 3850: 3832: 3808: 3791: 3767: 3730: 3706: 3688: 3664: 3646: 3622: 3592: 3568: 3534: 3504: 3478: 3454: 3425: 3401: 3380: 3356: 3321: 3295: 3277: 3263:January 4, 1962 3251: 3233: 3209: 3191: 3167: 3140: 3116: 3098: 3074: 3046: 3019: 3005: 2979: 2958: 2932: 2910: 2884: 2857: 2831: 2817: 2793: 2776: 2752: 2730: 2716:October 5, 1961 2703: 2685: 2657: 2642: 2639: 2636: 2633: 2630: 2622: 2615: 2587: 2563: 2549: 2525: 2511: 2487: 2466: 2433: 2412: 2388: 2369: 2345: 2327: 2303: 2285: 2261: 2231: 2207: 2181: 2157: 2129: 2105: 2091: 2067: 2049: 2025: 1996: 1972: 1955: 1931: 1917: 1893: 1875: 1851: 1834: 1810: 1792: 1768: 1750: 1724: 1697: 1669: 1651: 1637:January 5, 1961 1627: 1613: 1589: 1571: 1535: 1521: 1497: 1480: 1454: 1424: 1398: 1384: 1360: 1343: 1319: 1290: 1266: 1251:An almost unrecognizable 1238: 1214: 1193: 1169: 1145: 1121: 1107: 1077: 1056: 1042:October 6, 1960 1030: 1000: 972: 957: 954: 951: 948: 945: 937: 930: 821: 818: 779: 776: 738:October 4, 1969 737: 734: 695: 692: 653: 650: 611: 608: 584: 564: 561: 522: 519: 480: 477: 438: 435: 396: 393: 369: 349: 346: 330: 327: 324: 20015:April 13, 1972 19915:March 30, 1972 19869:March 23, 1972 19831:March 16, 1972 19300:) and Priscilla Hobson ( 19232:"Happy Birthday, Anyway" 18848:March 20, 1971 18807:March 13, 1971 18485:"The New Vice-President" 17696:March 28, 1970 17638:March 21, 1970 17593:March 14, 1970 17487:Winifred Deforest Coffin 16517:April 19, 1969 16415:March 29, 1969 16366:March 22, 1969 16325:March 15, 1969 15133:March 30, 1968 15095:March 23, 1968 15086:"The Masculine Mystique" 15021:March 16, 1968 14969:"The Perfect Separation" 14853:as Master of Ceremonies. 13609:April 27, 1967 13600:"So Long Charley, Hello" 13556:April 20, 1967 13511:April 13, 1967 13420:March 30, 1967 13375:March 23, 1967 13330:March 16, 1967 12839: : James Allardice 12506:Austin & Irma Kalish 12500:"Fiddler Under the Roof" 12047:April 28, 1966 12006:April 21, 1966 11944:April 14, 1966 11856:March 31, 1966 11853:Leo and Pauline Townsend 11818:March 24, 1966 11769:March 17, 1966 11728:March 10, 1966 11455:"Robbie the College Man" 11414:"Steve and the Huntress" 10277:April 29, 1965 10232:April 22, 1965 10199:) and her butler Potts ( 10178:April 15, 1965 10115:"Steve and the Computer" 10029:March 25, 1965 9988:March 18, 1965 9947:March 11, 1965 9926:as Senora Rosita Romero. 8255:April 30, 1964 8194:April 23, 1964 8185:"The Guys and the Dolls" 8156:April 16, 1964 8076:"The Substitute Teacher" 7977:March 26, 1964 7924:March 19, 1964 7916: : Cynthia Lindsay 7874:March 12, 1964 6980: : Ernest Chambers 6955:) has a sister, Gladys ( 5970:April 25, 1963 5914:April 18, 1963 5872:April 11, 1963 5765:March 28, 1963 5720:March 14, 1963 5664:"Robbie Wins His Letter" 5612:"Make Way for Yesterday" 5243:"How to Impress a Woman" 4035:April 26, 1962 3994:April 19, 1962 3946:April 12, 1962 3862:March 29, 1962 3818:March 22, 1962 3777:March 15, 1962 2313:April 27, 1961 2271:April 13, 1961 2167:March 30, 1961 2115:March 23, 1961 2077:March 16, 1961 973:"Chip Off the Old Block" 883:CBS Thursday Night Movie 832:April 13, 1972 790:March 20, 1971 706:April 19, 1969 664:March 30, 1968 575:April 28, 1966 19960:April 6, 1972 19777:March 2, 1972 19298:Victoria Paige Meyerink 18769:March 6, 1971 18471:Victoria Paige Meyerink 17987:"Polly Wants A Douglas" 17815:"The First Anniversary" 17741:April 4, 1970 17570:Victoria Paige Meyerink 17552:March 7, 1970 17501:"The Honeymoon Is Over" 16460:April 5, 1969 16316:"Ernie the Transmitter" 16279:March 8, 1969 16237:March 1, 1969 15862:"The Fountain of Youth" 14980:March 9, 1968 14928:March 2, 1968 14015:"My Wife, the Waitress" 13893:"Countdown to Marriage" 13502:"Ernie and the O'Grady" 13462:April 6, 1967 13285:March 9, 1967 13231:March 2, 1967 12546:"Happy Birthday, World" 12303:"Good Guys Finish Last" 11902:April 7, 1966 11760:"Our Boy in Washington" 11677:March 3, 1966 11306:"From Maggie with Love" 10971:"My Son, the Ballerina" 10124:April 8, 1965 10086:April 1, 1965 9938:"The Fountain of Youth" 9905:March 4, 1965 9788: : George Tibbles 9560: : George Tibbles 8362:"Adventure in New York" 8085:April 9, 1964 8026:April 2, 1964 7871: : George Tibbles 7814:March 5, 1964 7766: : George Tibbles 6370:June 20, 1963 6332:June 13, 1963 5818:April 4, 1963 5673:March 7, 1963 5531:Robbie, Hank and Joan ( 5376:) and her Aunt Martha ( 5186:"Honorable Grandfather" 4292:"The Hippopotamus Foot" 3904:April 5, 1962 3716:March 8, 1962 3674:March 1, 1962 2217:April 6, 1961 2035:March 9, 1961 1982:March 2, 1961 1852:"Other People's Houses" 748:April 4, 1970 449:June 20, 1963 19894:as Jeffrey Fredericks. 19196:Austin and Irma Kalish 18956:"The Advent of Fergus" 18519:as Dr. Louise Larson. 17908:"The Return of Albert" 17133:"It's a Woman's World" 15979:) and Harriet Hunter ( 15324:"Life Begins in Katie" 15301:Robert L. Crawford Jr. 15012:"Gossip, Incorporated" 14796:"Uncle Charley's Aunt" 14770:Robert L. Crawford Jr. 14152:"Ernie, the Bluebeard" 13654:May 11, 1967 13417:Austin and Irma Kalish 12476:Robbie and Gina Rose ( 12076:as Sir Walter Marsden. 11809:"Ernie and That Woman" 11766:Austin and Irma Kalish 11719:"Robbie's Double Life" 11717:"Robbie's Double Date" 11390:) and his wife Alice ( 11162:Austin and Irma Kalish 11050:as Linda Lou's Mother. 10438:May 20, 1965 10385:May 13, 1965 10169:"Tramp and the Prince" 9758:has a small role as a 9698:as Sally Ann Morrison. 9579:Steve's friend Frank ( 9334:"Robbie and the Nurse" 9151:The Douglas' and Ray ( 9069:"The Coffee House Set" 8706:"The Practical Shower" 8619:) and Claudia Marcus ( 8489:May 28, 1964 8439:May 21, 1964 8371:May 14, 1964 8147:"Mike Wears the Pants" 7581:"My Fair Chinese Lady" 7084:"Steve and the Viking" 6722:Robbie asks Mary Lou ( 6289:June 6, 1963 6240:May 30, 1963 6187:May 23, 1963 6146:May 16, 1963 5987:There's going to be a 4364:June 7, 1962 4307:May 31, 1962 4255:May 24, 1962 4204:May 17, 1962 4155:May 10, 1962 3968:Jose Gonzales-Gonzales 2573:June 8, 1961 2535:June 1, 1961 2497:May 25, 1961 2452:May 18, 1961 2434:"The Horseless Saddle" 2398:May 11, 1961 2304:"The National Pastime" 1757:as George Collingwood. 1680:Story by: Arthur Dales 1031:"The Little Ragpicker" 622:May 11, 1967 533:May 20, 1965 491:May 28, 1964 407:June 7, 1962 360:June 8, 1961 19822:"Bad Day for Barbara" 19417:"Polly's Secret Life" 18839:"After the Honeymoon" 18618:"Dodie Goes Downtown" 18258:"The Bride Went Home" 17013:"After You, Alphonse" 16451:"Two O'Clock Feeding" 16228:"The O'Casey Scandal" 15546:as Admissions Clerk. 15299:as Natalie Corcoran. 15215:"The Great Pregnancy" 14552:Charles Knox Robinson 14309:William Raynor & 14244:"The Computer Picnic" 13645:"Weekend in Paradise" 13221: : Doug Tibbles 13022:"My Dad, the Athlete" 11514: : Doug Tibbles 11062:"The Hong Kong Story" 10722:appears as Gala Girl. 10374:"The Leopard's Spots" 10334:May 6, 1965 10223:"Chip O' the Islands" 9783: : Steve McNeil 9690:as George Cleveland. 9555: : Kitty Buhler 9546:"Charley and the Kid" 9416:) and Mrs. Marfield ( 8430:"Huckleberry Douglas" 8413:as George the Clerk. 8322:May 7, 1964 8131:: A pre-Peyton Place 8114:as Victor Peppitone. 7866: : Kitty Buhler 7761: : Robert Welch 7516:appears here as Herb. 7294:) and Mrs. Fletcher ( 6817: : Shirl Gordon 6231:"Evening with a Star" 6137:"When I Was Your Age" 6097:May 9, 1963 6040:May 2, 1963 5863:Ernest Chambers & 5697:General Jimmy Stewart 5223:), Grandfather Wong ( 5030:"Doctor in the House" 4815:as Mrs. Hildebrandt. 4741:"Pretty as a Picture" 4689:"The Ghost Next Door" 4099:May 3, 1962 3988:Mannie Manheim & 3707:"A Holiday for Tramp" 3455:"The Girls Next Door" 2710:William Raynor & 2488:"Trial by Separation" 2355:May 4, 1961 2192:as Chief Accountant. 1932:"Man in a Trenchcoat" 1078:"Bub in the Ointment" 20096:The Partridge Family 19860:"The Birth of Arfie" 19455:"The Sound of Music" 19349:as Sylvia Anderson. 19178:as Security Officer. 18164:"One By One They Go" 17417:"Guest in the House" 16804:"The Littlest Rebel" 16758:"A Ring for Barbara" 16322:Dorothy Cooper Foote 15511:"My Three Grandsons" 14845:as Police Sergeant. 14275:as Carl Murchinson. 13804:"Robbie Loves Katie" 13672:Susan Seaforth Hayes 13547:"The Sky Is Falling" 13508:Dorothy Cooper Foote 12795:Dorothy Cooper Foote 12526:Professor Lombardi ( 12356:"Arrivederci Robbie" 11893:"A Hunk of Hardware" 11420:Dorothy Cooper Foote 11211: : Ray Brenner 11202:"Charley the Pigeon" 11121:Dorothy Cooper Foote 11115:"Marriage and Stuff" 11026:Dorothy Cooper Foote 10532:"The First Marriage" 10403:Susan Seaforth Hayes 10274:Dorothy Cooper Foote 9985:Dorothy Cooper Foote 9492:"Here Comes Charley" 9227:"You're in My Power" 8956:"A Touch of Larceny" 8938:Betsy Jones-Moreland 8480:"Guest in the House" 8133:Christopher Connelly 7974:Dorothy Cooper Foote 7968:"The People's House" 7534:Dorothy Cooper Foote 7371:Dorothy Cooper Foote 7180:Christopher Connelly 7149:"Par for the Course" 7093: : Ken Englund 6609:) asks Joe Walters ( 6184:Dorothy Cooper Foote 5756:"First Things First" 5569:& George Tibbles 5353:Dorothy Cooper Foote 5150:Dorothy Cooper Foote 4981:"The Beauty Contest" 4644:"Daughter for a Day" 4551:Austin Kalish & 4545:"Tramp's First Bite" 4355:John McGreevey & 4276:) and Claire Selby ( 4144:"Too Much in Common" 4032:Dorothy Cooper Foote 3713:Dorothy Cooper Foote 3575:Dorothy Cooper Foote 3402:"Second Time Around" 3145:Harriet E. MacGibbon 3117:"Bub Goes to School" 3020:"Chip's Composition" 2840:Dorothy Cooper Foote 2474:Betsy Jones-Moreland 2395:Dorothy Cooper Foote 2112:Dorothy Cooper Foote 1811:"Organization Woman" 1300:as Mr. Jim Guthrie. 909:The Johnny Cash Show 83:improve this article 19806:as Dan McCullough. 19730:"Bad Day for Steve" 19650:"Buttons and Beaux" 19140:"Four for the Road" 19087:as Chef Harry West. 18907:Season 12 (1971–72) 18876:Richard X. Slattery 18137:Veronica Cartwright 17766:Season 11 (1970–71) 17687:"Love Thy Neighbor" 17352:"You Can't Go Home" 16963:"Mexican Honeymoon" 16872:as Marcia Cummings. 16660:"Instant Co-Worker" 16607:"The First Meeting" 16558:Season 10 (1969–70) 15264:"Dr. Osborne, M.D." 15158:as Sergeant Powers. 14907:as Second Director. 14903:as First Director. 14835:Charles P. Thompson 14643:"Ernie and Zsa Zsa" 14519:"Green-Eyed Robbie" 13535:as Policeman Kelly. 13056:as Harry McCracken. 12749:Gail Ingram Clement 11899:Gail Ingram Clement 11668:"Kid Brother Blues" 11256:"What About Harry?" 10900:Quentin Sondergaard 10766:Quentin Sondergaard 10764:as Sergeant Foley. 10718:appears as Beauty. 10686:Gail Ingram Clement 10268:"The Glass Sneaker" 10077:"Chip, the Trapper" 9979:"It's a Dog's Life" 9318:as Club President. 9282:"The In-Law Whammy" 9126:"The Lotus Blossom" 8712:Gail Ingram Clement 8684:Melody Thomas Scott 7460:"Marriage By Proxy" 7155:Gail Ingram Clement 6759: : Joanna Lee 6564:as Bruce MacKenzie. 6367:Gail Ingram Clement 6305:Robbie and Marcia ( 5989:Sadie Hawkins dance 5911:Gail Ingram Clement 5865:Gail Ingram Clement 5451:Gail Ingram Clement 5449:Paul Crabtree & 4831:"Chip's Last Fight" 3895:"The Pencil Pusher" 3774:Gail Ingram Clement 3671:Gail Ingram Clement 3569:"Le Petit Stowaway" 3216:Gail Ingram Clement 3210:"Damon and Pythias" 3029:& Glenn Wheaton 2980:"The Ugly Duckling" 2240:Ann Morgan Guilbert 1576:Florence MacMichael 1498:"My Three Strikers" 1361:"Raft on the River" 19804:C. Lindsay Workman 19556:"Three for School" 19190:"Polly the Pigeon" 18385:"The Liberty Bell" 18139:as Ruth Fletcher. 18025:"The Cat Burglars" 17949:"The Non-Proposal" 17716:) and Eve Lawrie ( 17661:Patience Cleveland 16406:"Ernie Is Smitten" 16298:Valentin de Vargas 15763:"Expendable Katie" 15741:Patience Cleveland 15706:"Casanova O'Casey" 15540:Patience Cleveland 15370:"The Grandfathers" 15166:Season 9 (1968–69) 14841:as Ted Dollinger. 14782:Kenneth Washington 14685:as Police Officer. 14347:"Leaving the Nest" 13690:Season 8 (1967–68) 13228:& Doug Tibbles 12884:"Both Your Houses" 12649:"A Real Nice Time" 12084:Season 7 (1966–67) 11981:as Clara Frasier. 11977:as Dean of Women. 11973:as Dr. Killebrew. 11935:"The Wrong Robbie" 11797:as Paul McGiveney. 11341:Jonathan Goldsmith 11020:"The Ernie Report" 10860:appears as Audrey. 10594:"Red Tape Romance" 10480:Season 6 (1965–66) 10362:as Police Officer. 10325:"All the Weddings" 10083:Joe Robert Leonard 9882:Henry Z Jones, Jr. 9760:ham radio operator 9682:as Mr. Hargraves. 9316:Charles Fredericks 9155:) and Alice Wong ( 8997:as Mrs. Rasmussen 8912:James B. Allardice 8793:as Paddy O'Casey. 8615:), Marie Pomeroy ( 8578:"Caribbean Cruise" 8529:Season 5 (1964–65) 7444:as Mrs. Williams. 6750:"How Do You Know?" 6697:"A Car of His Own" 6679:Elizabeth Harrower 6677:) and Mrs. Baker ( 6621:as Hat Check Girl. 6417:Season 4 (1963–64) 6025:"Let's Take Stock" 5533:Bernadette Withers 4453:"Weekend in Tokyo" 4404:Season 3 (1962–63) 4325:Alexander Lockwood 4183:as Linda Prentiss. 3982:"Robbie the Caddy" 3937:"Innocents Abroad" 3851:"Casanova Trouble" 3623:"Robbie Valentino" 3557:as Cletus Bleeker. 3252:"Chip Leaves Home" 2832:"A Perfect Memory" 2609:Season 2 (1961–62) 2526:"The Sunday Drive" 2262:"The Wiley Method" 1628:"Domestic Trouble" 924:Season 1 (1960–61) 20110: 20109: 20061:Original air date 20037: 20036: 19591:as Elsa Zettsil. 19357:as Bill Congriff. 19353:as Joe Landacre. 19004:"Fergus for Sale" 18938:Original air date 18904: 18903: 18338:"St. Louis Blues" 18238:) and Mr. Felix ( 18147:as Mike Wiggins. 17797:Original air date 17763: 17762: 17629:"Dodie's Dilemma" 17459:"Charley's Cello" 17254:"Dodie's Tonsils" 17213:"Double Jealousy" 17171:"Table for Eight" 16842:"Two Weeks to Go" 16698:as Mama Rossini. 16589:Original air date 16555: 16554: 16357:"The Matchmakers" 16270:"Ernie's Pen Pal" 16190:"Goodbye Forever" 16144:"The Other Woman" 15973:Angela Cartwright 15946:"Chip and Debbie" 15904:"Three's a Crowd" 15656:"First Night Out" 15453:as Mrs. Masters. 15303:as Tod Springer. 15197:Original air date 15163: 15162: 14919:"Honorable Guest" 14851:Frank J. Scannell 14772:as Stan Burrows. 14728:James Westerfield 14605:"Ernie, the Jinx" 14232:as Dr. Smallwood. 14180:Maureen McCormick 14103:"Designing Woman" 13780:as Lady Checker. 13721:Original air date 13687: 13686: 13580:as Lois Bradley. 13264:as Vera Billings. 12830:"You Saw a What?" 12600:"The Awkward Age" 12580:as Elyse Haines. 12241:as Mrs. Travers. 12115:Original air date 12081: 12080: 12072:as Mrs. Carsten. 12038:"London Memories" 11656:as Coach Gregson. 11156:"Douglas A Go-Go" 11093:Maurice Dallimore 10714:appears as Phil. 10514:Original air date 10477: 10476: 10358:as Howard Sears. 10295:Angela Cartwright 9774:"Hawaiian Cruise" 9710:"Lady in the Air" 9629:friend Ed Welch ( 9603:"He Wanted Wings" 9426:Charlotte Stewart 9188:& Gary Abrams 9167:as Dorothy Maven. 8560:Original air date 8526: 8525: 8405:as Receptionist. 8118:as Jay Robinson. 7738:Richard Hittleman 7611:) and Mary Wong ( 7567:Henry Z Jones Jr. 7503:as Second Nurse. 7406:"Never Look Back" 6808:"My Friend Ernie" 6582:Milt Rosen & 6558:William O'Connell 6448:Original air date 6414: 6413: 6321:"Bub's Sacrifice" 6280:"The Date Bureau" 6002:Charlotte Stewart 5711:"High on the Hog" 5652:as Rango Milford. 5286:as Ginny Stewart. 5038:Danny Simon & 4963:Bartlett Robinson 4883:"Steve Gets an A" 4871:as Ginny Stewart. 4779:"What's Cooking?" 4598:"Moment of Truth" 4435:Original air date 4401: 4400: 4274:George D. Wallace 4195:"Chug and Robbie" 3858:Muriel Roy Bolton 3839:as Mrs. Brubaker. 3748:as Mrs. Nichols. 3665:"The Masterpiece" 3058:as Mr. Pfeiffer. 2640:Original air date 2606: 2605: 2244:Malcolm Atterbury 2106:"Small Adventure" 2004:Charlotte Stewart 2000:Woodrow Chambliss 1670:"Bub Leaves Home" 1435:as Keith Ditmer. 1399:"Lonesome George" 955:Original air date 849: 848: 288: 287: 280: 270: 269: 214: 213: 206: 180:used on Knowledge 178:encyclopedic tone 159: 158: 151: 133: 56: 20224: 20169: 20168: 20166: 20164: 20150: 20144: 20143: 20136: 20130: 20129: 20122: 20087: 20085: 20049: 20044: 20043: 20022: 20020: 19967: 19965: 19922: 19920: 19906:"Lonesome Katie" 19876: 19874: 19838: 19836: 19802:as Hotel Clerk. 19784: 19782: 19746: 19744: 19704: 19702: 19666: 19664: 19624: 19622: 19572: 19570: 19517: 19515: 19471: 19469: 19433: 19431: 19385: 19383: 19369:"Katie's Career" 19332: 19330: 19316:"The Enthusiast" 19286: 19284: 19248: 19246: 19206: 19204: 19156: 19154: 19115: 19113: 19099:"Goodbye Fergus" 19065: 19063: 19037:as Second Woman. 19020: 19018: 18972: 18970: 18943: 18923: 18916: 18911: 18910: 18855: 18853: 18825:Arthur Hunnicutt 18814: 18812: 18776: 18774: 18735: 18733: 18684: 18682: 18634: 18632: 18589: 18587: 18551: 18549: 18535:"Robbie's Honey" 18501: 18499: 18442: 18440: 18401: 18399: 18354: 18352: 18316: 18314: 18274: 18272: 18224: 18222: 18180: 18178: 18120: 18118: 18079: 18077: 18041: 18039: 18003: 18001: 17965: 17963: 17924: 17922: 17886: 17884: 17831: 17829: 17802: 17782: 17775: 17770: 17769: 17748: 17746: 17703: 17701: 17645: 17643: 17600: 17598: 17559: 17557: 17517: 17515: 17475: 17473: 17433: 17431: 17368: 17366: 17327: 17325: 17311:"Who Is Sylvia?" 17270: 17268: 17229: 17227: 17187: 17185: 17149: 17147: 17107: 17105: 17091:"Silver Threads" 17069: 17067: 17053:"Rough on Dodie" 17031: 17029: 16979: 16977: 16941: 16939: 16900: 16898: 16884:"One Week to Go" 16870:Cathleen Cordell 16858: 16856: 16820: 16818: 16774: 16772: 16736: 16734: 16676: 16674: 16625: 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14758: 14756: 14713: 14711: 14675:Stephen McEveety 14659: 14657: 14621: 14619: 14583: 14581: 14548:Shirley Mitchell 14537: 14535: 14489: 14487: 14473:"The Chaperones" 14443: 14441: 14427:"Liverpool Saga" 14401: 14399: 14363: 14361: 14322: 14320: 14260: 14258: 14214: 14212: 14168: 14166: 14119: 14117: 14077: 14075: 14031: 14029: 13993: 13991: 13977:"The Homecoming" 13955: 13953: 13909: 13907: 13858: 13856: 13820: 13818: 13784:as Male Driver. 13778:Kathleen Freeman 13757: 13755: 13726: 13706: 13699: 13694: 13693: 13661: 13659: 13625:Cappy Engstrom ( 13616: 13614: 13586:Catherine Ferrar 13582:Victoria Carroll 13563: 13561: 13518: 13516: 13469: 13467: 13427: 13425: 13382: 13380: 13337: 13335: 13292: 13290: 13262:Marcia Mae Jones 13238: 13236: 13212:"Now, in My Day" 13187: 13185: 13134: 13132: 13106:as Receptionist. 13084: 13082: 13068:"The Good Earth" 13050:Herbert Anderson 13038: 13036: 13008:Johnny Washbrook 12992: 12990: 12954: 12952: 12912:Jackie DeShannon 12900: 12898: 12854: 12852: 12805: 12803: 12789:"Grandma's Girl" 12759: 12757: 12743:"Tramp or Ernie" 12718: 12716: 12694:"A Falling Star" 12665: 12663: 12616: 12614: 12562: 12560: 12534:as Mr. Sprankle. 12516: 12514: 12482:Johnny Washbrook 12467: 12465: 12422: 12420: 12372: 12370: 12319: 12317: 12278: 12276: 12233:as Elderly Man. 12202: 12200: 12149: 12147: 12120: 12100: 12093: 12088: 12087: 12054: 12052: 12013: 12011: 11951: 11949: 11921:Stephen McEveety 11909: 11907: 11877:as Fitzgibbons. 11863: 11861: 11825: 11823: 11776: 11774: 11735: 11733: 11684: 11682: 11631: 11629: 11586: 11584: 11529: 11527: 11471: 11469: 11430: 11428: 11373: 11371: 11343:as Photographer. 11331:Maggie Bellini ( 11322: 11320: 11272: 11270: 11226: 11224: 11172: 11170: 11131: 11129: 11078: 11076: 11036: 11034: 10987: 10985: 10946: 10944: 10916:Stephen McEveety 10888: 10886: 10842: 10840: 10796: 10794: 10750: 10748: 10696: 10694: 10648: 10646: 10610: 10608: 10552: 10550: 10519: 10499: 10492: 10487: 10486: 10445: 10443: 10392: 10390: 10341: 10339: 10284: 10282: 10239: 10237: 10185: 10183: 10153:as Miss Baxter. 10131: 10129: 10093: 10091: 10059:Stanley Clements 10036: 10034: 10020:"The Sure Thing" 9995: 9993: 9954: 9952: 9912: 9910: 9880:as Mrs. Harris. 9863: 9861: 9816:as Miss Lovett. 9798: 9796: 9737: 9735: 9661: 9659: 9619: 9617: 9570: 9568: 9532:William Demarest 9508: 9506: 9456: 9454: 9440:"A Woman's Work" 9395: 9393: 9361:Danielle De Metz 9350: 9348: 9301: 9299: 9291:& Milt Rosen 9245: 9243: 9198: 9196: 9142: 9140: 9085: 9083: 9039: 9037: 8980: 8978: 8923: 8921: 8901:"Lady President" 8872: 8870: 8825: 8823: 8787:Mariette Hartley 8764: 8762: 8736:as Miss Olander. 8722: 8720: 8690:) and Margaret ( 8665: 8663: 8647:"A Serious Girl" 8625:Kathleen Crowley 8598: 8596: 8565: 8545: 8538: 8533: 8532: 8496: 8494: 8446: 8444: 8378: 8376: 8329: 8327: 8262: 8260: 8222:as Carl Janson. 8201: 8199: 8163: 8161: 8092: 8090: 8049:Cheryl Holdridge 8033: 8031: 7984: 7982: 7942:John van Dreelen 7931: 7929: 7881: 7879: 7821: 7819: 7776: 7774: 7752:"Stage Door Bub" 7730:Christopher Dark 7719: 7717: 7664:Addison Richards 7652: 7650: 7636:"House for Sale" 7597: 7595: 7544: 7542: 7499:as Night Nurse. 7476: 7474: 7446:Stephen McEveety 7442:Marcia Mae Jones 7438:Frances Rafferty 7422: 7420: 7381: 7379: 7331: 7329: 7278:), Mr. Henning ( 7260: 7258: 7214: 7212: 7165: 7163: 7123:Addison Richards 7108: 7106: 7049: 7047: 6995: 6993: 6942: 6940: 6901: 6899: 6865:Barry Livingston 6832: 6830: 6774: 6772: 6713: 6711: 6655: 6653: 6617:as Mr. Higgins. 6607:Addison Richards 6595: 6593: 6538: 6536: 6490: 6488: 6453: 6433: 6426: 6421: 6420: 6400:as Elderly Man. 6390:Jess Kirkpatrick 6377: 6375: 6339: 6337: 6296: 6294: 6247: 6245: 6209:Mercedes Shirley 6194: 6192: 6153: 6151: 6104: 6102: 6047: 6045: 6008:as Mrs. Curtis. 5977: 5975: 5921: 5919: 5879: 5877: 5825: 5823: 5772: 5770: 5727: 5725: 5680: 5678: 5634: 5632: 5579: 5577: 5522: 5520: 5498:"The Clunky Kid" 5480:Mercedes Shirley 5465: 5463: 5427:Werner Klemperer 5412: 5410: 5396:"The Dream Book" 5363: 5361: 5322: 5320: 5265: 5263: 5225:Hsi Tseng Tsiang 5202: 5200: 5174:as Delivery Man. 5160: 5158: 5111: 5109: 5056: 5054: 4997: 4995: 4943: 4941: 4901: 4899: 4849: 4847: 4819:as Agnes Peters. 4797: 4795: 4757: 4755: 4713: 4711: 4660: 4658: 4614: 4612: 4564: 4562: 4515: 4513: 4473: 4471: 4440: 4420: 4413: 4408: 4407: 4371: 4369: 4314: 4312: 4262: 4260: 4246:"Good Influence" 4211: 4209: 4162: 4160: 4106: 4104: 4042: 4040: 4001: 3999: 3953: 3951: 3911: 3909: 3869: 3867: 3825: 3823: 3784: 3782: 3723: 3721: 3681: 3679: 3639: 3637: 3604:Beatrice Richter 3585: 3583: 3527: 3525: 3505:"Bub Gets A Job" 3471: 3469: 3427:Pamela MacLish ( 3418: 3416: 3373: 3371: 3314: 3312: 3270: 3268: 3238:Buddy Joe Hooker 3226: 3224: 3184: 3182: 3133: 3131: 3091: 3089: 3075:"Mike in Charge" 3039: 3037: 2998: 2996: 2951: 2949: 2903: 2901: 2862:Patricia McNulty 2850: 2848: 2810: 2808: 2794:"Tramp the Hero" 2769: 2767: 2723: 2721: 2678: 2676: 2658:"Birds and Bees" 2645: 2625: 2618: 2613: 2612: 2580: 2578: 2542: 2540: 2504: 2502: 2470:Arthur Hunnicutt 2459: 2457: 2405: 2403: 2362: 2360: 2320: 2318: 2278: 2276: 2224: 2222: 2186:Richard McKenzie 2174: 2172: 2158:"Soap Box Derby" 2122: 2120: 2084: 2082: 2042: 2040: 1989: 1987: 1948: 1946: 1910: 1908: 1894:"The Delinquent" 1868: 1866: 1827: 1825: 1785: 1783: 1743: 1741: 1725:"Mike in a Rush" 1690: 1688: 1644: 1642: 1606: 1604: 1590:"Mike's Brother" 1564: 1562: 1514: 1512: 1473: 1471: 1439:as Mrs. Butler. 1417: 1415: 1377: 1375: 1336: 1334: 1320:"Chip's Harvest" 1304:as Mrs. Phelps. 1283: 1281: 1231: 1229: 1215:"Adjust or Bust" 1197:Cheryl Holdridge 1186: 1184: 1170:"Brotherly Love" 1138: 1136: 1100: 1098: 1049: 1047: 993: 991: 960: 940: 933: 928: 927: 912: 898: 892: 872: 866: 858: 839: 837: 829: 827: 816: 815: 814: 797: 795: 787: 785: 774: 773: 772: 755: 753: 745: 743: 732: 731: 730: 713: 711: 703: 701: 690: 689: 688: 671: 669: 661: 659: 648: 647: 646: 629: 627: 619: 617: 606: 605: 604: 582: 580: 572: 570: 559: 558: 557: 540: 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19259: 19244: 19242: 19221: 19202: 19200: 19179: 19168:Robert Brubaker 19152: 19150: 19129: 19111: 19109: 19088: 19085:Charles Lampkin 19061: 19059: 19038: 19016: 19014: 18993: 18968: 18966: 18944: 18925: 18917: 18909: 18900: 18880:Sherry Alberoni 18851: 18849: 18842:Fred de Cordova 18828: 18810: 18808: 18801:Fred de Cordova 18787: 18772: 18770: 18763:Fred de Cordova 18760:"Fit the Crime" 18749: 18731: 18729: 18722:Fred de Cordova 18708: 18680: 18678: 18671:Fred de Cordova 18657: 18630: 18628: 18621:Fred de Cordova 18607: 18585: 18583: 18576:Fred de Cordova 18562: 18547: 18545: 18541:Arthur Sheekman 18538:Fred de Cordova 18524: 18523:as Gus Sommers. 18515:as Joe Marvin. 18497: 18495: 18488:Fred de Cordova 18474: 18438: 18436: 18429:Fred de Cordova 18415: 18397: 18395: 18388:Fred de Cordova 18374: 18350: 18348: 18341:Fred de Cordova 18327: 18312: 18310: 18303:Fred de Cordova 18289: 18270: 18268: 18261:Fred de Cordova 18247: 18246:as First Model. 18220: 18218: 18211:Fred de Cordova 18208:"My Four Women" 18197: 18176: 18174: 18167:Fred de Cordova 18153: 18133:Natividad Vacío 18116: 18114: 18107:Fred de Cordova 18104:"The Honeymoon" 18093: 18075: 18073: 18066:Fred de Cordova 18063:"The Elopement" 18052: 18037: 18035: 18028:Fred de Cordova 18014: 17999: 17997: 17990:Fred de Cordova 17976: 17961: 17959: 17952:Fred de Cordova 17938: 17920: 17918: 17911:Fred de Cordova 17897: 17882: 17880: 17873:Fred de Cordova 17870:"The Once Over" 17859: 17852:Doris Singleton 17827: 17825: 17818:Fred de Cordova 17803: 17784: 17776: 17768: 17759: 17744: 17742: 17735:Fred de Cordova 17721: 17699: 17697: 17690:Fred de Cordova 17676: 17655:Judge Markham ( 17641: 17639: 17632:Fred de Cordova 17618: 17611:Charles Bateman 17596: 17594: 17587:Fred de Cordova 17573: 17555: 17553: 17546:Fred de Cordova 17532: 17529:Robert Brubaker 17513: 17511: 17504:Fred de Cordova 17490: 17471: 17469: 17462:Fred de Cordova 17448: 17429: 17427: 17420:Fred de Cordova 17406: 17399:Charles Lampkin 17387:Natalie Masters 17364: 17362: 17355:Fred de Cordova 17341: 17323: 17321: 17314:Fred de Cordova 17300: 17297:Virginia Capers 17266: 17264: 17257:Fred de Cordova 17243: 17225: 17223: 17219:Rocci Chatfield 17216:Fred de Cordova 17202: 17183: 17181: 17174:Fred de Cordova 17160: 17145: 17143: 17136:Fred de Cordova 17122: 17103: 17101: 17097:Douglas Tibbles 17094:Fred de Cordova 17080: 17065: 17063: 17059:Douglas Tibbles 17056:Fred de Cordova 17042: 17027: 17025: 17016:Fred de Cordova 17002: 16975: 16973: 16966:Fred de Cordova 16952: 16937: 16935: 16928:Fred de Cordova 16914: 16896: 16894: 16887:Fred de Cordova 16873: 16854: 16852: 16845:Fred de Cordova 16831: 16816: 16814: 16807:Fred de Cordova 16793: 16770: 16768: 16761:Fred de Cordova 16747: 16732: 16730: 16721:Fred de Cordova 16707: 16672: 16670: 16663:Fred de Cordova 16649: 16646:Beverly Garland 16621: 16619: 16611:Fred de Cordova 16595: 16576: 16568: 16560: 16551: 16520: 16518: 16511:Fred de Cordova 16508:"Teacher's Pet" 16497: 16463: 16461: 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Neise 14397: 14395: 14388:Fred de Cordova 14374: 14359: 14357: 14350:Fred de Cordova 14336: 14318: 14316: 14306:Fred de Cordova 14292: 14256: 14254: 14250:Douglas Tibbles 14247:Fred de Cordova 14233: 14210: 14208: 14204:Bernard Rothman 14201:Fred de Cordova 14198:"The Heartbeat" 14187: 14164: 14162: 14158:Douglas Tibbles 14155:Fred de Cordova 14141: 14115: 14113: 14106:Fred de Cordova 14092: 14073: 14071: 14067:Douglas Tibbles 14064:Fred de Cordova 14061:"The Chameleon" 14050: 14027: 14025: 14018:Fred de Cordova 14004: 13989: 13987: 13980:Fred de Cordova 13966: 13951: 13949: 13942:Fred de Cordova 13939:"Wedding Bells" 13928: 13905: 13903: 13896:Fred de Cordova 13882: 13854: 13852: 13845:Fred de Cordova 13831: 13816: 13814: 13807:Fred de Cordova 13793: 13753: 13751: 13743:Fred de Cordova 13727: 13708: 13700: 13692: 13683: 13657: 13655: 13634: 13612: 13610: 13589: 13559: 13557: 13536: 13514: 13512: 13491: 13465: 13463: 13453:"Ernie's Crowd" 13442: 13423: 13421: 13411:"Ernie's Folly" 13400: 13378: 13376: 13372:Cynthia Lindsay 13355: 13354:as Mrs. Benson. 13352:Lillian Bronson 13333: 13331: 13310: 13307:Morgan Brittany 13288: 13286: 13265: 13234: 13232: 13227: 13222: 13201: 13183: 13181: 13160: 13130: 13128: 13107: 13080: 13078: 13057: 13034: 13032: 13011: 12988: 12986: 12965: 12950: 12948: 12927: 12920:Constance Moore 12896: 12894: 12873: 12850: 12848: 12840: 12819: 12801: 12799: 12778: 12755: 12753: 12732: 12714: 12712: 12704: 12683: 12676:Sherry Alberoni 12661: 12659: 12638: 12635:Laurence Haddon 12627:Robert Brubaker 12612: 12610: 12589: 12584:as Mr. Haines. 12558: 12556: 12535: 12512: 12510: 12489: 12463: 12461: 12440: 12418: 12416: 12395: 12368: 12366: 12345: 12315: 12313: 12292: 12274: 12272: 12262:"Forget Me Not" 12251: 12237:as Second Man. 12227:Charles Herbert 12198: 12196: 12186:"Fly Away Home" 12175: 12145: 12143: 12121: 12102: 12094: 12086: 12077: 12050: 12048: 12027: 12009: 12007: 11986: 11947: 11945: 11924: 11905: 11903: 11882: 11879:Charles Herbert 11859: 11857: 11836: 11821: 11819: 11798: 11772: 11770: 11749: 11731: 11729: 11718: 11706: 11680: 11678: 11657: 11646:Maura McGiveney 11627: 11625: 11604: 11582: 11580: 11559: 11552:Charles Herbert 11525: 11523: 11515: 11494: 11489:as Mrs. Brand. 11467: 11465: 11444: 11426: 11424: 11403: 11402:as 1st Student. 11396:Sherry Alberoni 11369: 11367: 11344: 11318: 11316: 11312:Bill O'Hallaren 11295: 11268: 11266: 11262:Cynthia Lindsay 11245: 11222: 11220: 11212: 11191: 11168: 11166: 11145: 11127: 11125: 11104: 11074: 11072: 11051: 11048:Barbara Knudson 11032: 11030: 11009: 10983: 10981: 10960: 10942: 10940: 10919: 10884: 10882: 10861: 10858:Morgan Brittany 10838: 10836: 10815: 10792: 10790: 10780:"Office Mother" 10769: 10762:Ernest Anderson 10746: 10744: 10723: 10720:Laurie Mitchell 10692: 10690: 10669: 10644: 10642: 10632:"Brother Ernie" 10621: 10606: 10604: 10583: 10580:Meredith MacRae 10548: 10546: 10520: 10501: 10493: 10482: 10473: 10441: 10439: 10431: 10410: 10388: 10386: 10382:Douglas Tibbles 10363: 10352:Doris Singleton 10337: 10335: 10314: 10311:Maudie Prickett 10280: 10278: 10257: 10254:Douglas Mossman 10248:Joshua Quimby ( 10235: 10233: 10212: 10181: 10179: 10158: 10127: 10125: 10104: 10089: 10087: 10066: 10032: 10030: 10009: 9991: 9989: 9968: 9950: 9948: 9927: 9908: 9906: 9902:Douglas Tibbles 9885: 9859: 9857: 9846: 9836:"The Teenagers" 9825: 9820:as Dr. Miller. 9794: 9792: 9784: 9763: 9733: 9731: 9723: 9699: 9696:Meredith MacRae 9694:as Otis Finch. 9657: 9655: 9634: 9615: 9613: 9592: 9589:Charles Lampkin 9566: 9564: 9556: 9535: 9504: 9502: 9481: 9478:William Frawley 9452: 9450: 9429: 9391: 9389: 9368: 9346: 9344: 9323: 9312:Sebastian Cabot 9297: 9295: 9271: 9241: 9239: 9216: 9194: 9192: 9168: 9138: 9136: 9115: 9081: 9079: 9058: 9035: 9033: 9017:"Goodbye Again" 9006: 8976: 8974: 8966: 8945: 8919: 8917: 8890: 8868: 8866: 8839: 8821: 8819: 8798: 8760: 8758: 8737: 8718: 8716: 8695: 8692:Natalie Masters 8661: 8659: 8636: 8594: 8592: 8566: 8547: 8539: 8531: 8522: 8492: 8490: 8469: 8442: 8440: 8419: 8407:Charles Lampkin 8391:J. 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18539: 18536: 18533: 18530: 18526: 18525: 18509: 18506: 18505: 18502: 18492: 18489: 18486: 18483: 18480: 18476: 18475: 18450: 18447: 18446: 18443: 18433: 18430: 18427: 18426:"The Love God" 18424: 18421: 18417: 18416: 18409: 18406: 18405: 18402: 18392: 18389: 18386: 18383: 18380: 18376: 18375: 18362: 18359: 18358: 18355: 18345: 18342: 18339: 18336: 18333: 18329: 18328: 18324: 18321: 18320: 18317: 18307: 18304: 18301: 18298: 18295: 18291: 18290: 18286:Carleton Young 18282: 18279: 18278: 18275: 18265: 18264:George Tibbles 18262: 18259: 18256: 18253: 18249: 18248: 18244:Yvette Vickers 18240:Maurice Marsac 18232: 18229: 18228: 18225: 18215: 18214:Bob Touchstone 18212: 18209: 18206: 18203: 18199: 18198: 18188: 18185: 18184: 18181: 18171: 18170:George Tibbles 18168: 18165: 18162: 18159: 18155: 18154: 18141:Robert Broyles 18128: 18125: 18124: 18121: 18111: 18110:George Tibbles 18108: 18105: 18102: 18099: 18095: 18094: 18087: 18084: 18083: 18080: 18070: 18069:George Tibbles 18067: 18064: 18061: 18058: 18054: 18053: 18049: 18046: 18045: 18042: 18032: 18031:George Tibbles 18029: 18026: 18023: 18020: 18016: 18015: 18011: 18008: 18007: 18004: 17994: 17993:George Tibbles 17991: 17988: 17985: 17982: 17978: 17977: 17973: 17970: 17969: 17966: 17956: 17955:George Tibbles 17953: 17950: 17947: 17944: 17940: 17939: 17932: 17929: 17928: 17925: 17915: 17914:George Tibbles 17912: 17909: 17906: 17903: 17899: 17898: 17894: 17891: 17890: 17887: 17877: 17876:George Tibbles 17874: 17871: 17868: 17865: 17861: 17860: 17839: 17836: 17835: 17832: 17822: 17821:George Tibbles 17819: 17816: 17813: 17810: 17806: 17805: 17798: 17795: 17792: 17789: 17786: 17778: 17767: 17764: 17761: 17760: 17756: 17753: 17752: 17749: 17739: 17736: 17733: 17732:"J.P. Douglas" 17730: 17727: 17723: 17722: 17711: 17708: 17707: 17704: 17694: 17691: 17688: 17685: 17682: 17678: 17677: 17675:, guest stars. 17653: 17650: 17649: 17646: 17636: 17633: 17630: 17627: 17624: 17620: 17619: 17608: 17605: 17604: 17601: 17591: 17588: 17585: 17582: 17579: 17575: 17574: 17567: 17564: 17563: 17560: 17550: 17547: 17544: 17541: 17538: 17534: 17533: 17531:as Carl Jason. 17525: 17522: 17521: 17518: 17508: 17507:George Tibbles 17505: 17502: 17499: 17496: 17492: 17491: 17483: 17480: 17479: 17476: 17466: 17463: 17460: 17457: 17454: 17450: 17449: 17441: 17438: 17437: 17434: 17424: 17421: 17418: 17415: 17412: 17408: 17407: 17397:as Policeman. 17395:Robert Broyles 17376: 17373: 17372: 17369: 17359: 17358:George Tibbles 17356: 17353: 17350: 17347: 17343: 17342: 17335: 17332: 17331: 17328: 17318: 17317:George Tibbles 17315: 17312: 17309: 17306: 17302: 17301: 17278: 17275: 17274: 17271: 17261: 17258: 17255: 17252: 17249: 17245: 17244: 17237: 17234: 17233: 17230: 17220: 17217: 17214: 17211: 17208: 17204: 17203: 17199:John Gallaudet 17195: 17192: 17191: 17188: 17178: 17177:Bob Touchstone 17175: 17172: 17169: 17166: 17162: 17161: 17157: 17154: 17153: 17150: 17140: 17137: 17134: 17131: 17128: 17124: 17123: 17115: 17112: 17111: 17108: 17098: 17095: 17092: 17089: 17086: 17082: 17081: 17077: 17074: 17073: 17070: 17060: 17057: 17054: 17051: 17048: 17044: 17043: 17039: 17036: 17035: 17032: 17022: 17017: 17014: 17011: 17008: 17004: 17003: 16997:as Josh Odam. 16993:as Ted Winks. 16987: 16984: 16983: 16980: 16970: 16969:George Tibbles 16967: 16964: 16961: 16958: 16954: 16953: 16949: 16946: 16945: 16942: 16932: 16931:George Tibbles 16929: 16926: 16925:"Came the Day" 16923: 16920: 16916: 16915: 16911:Maurice Manson 16908: 16905: 16904: 16901: 16891: 16890:George Tibbles 16888: 16885: 16882: 16879: 16875: 16874: 16866: 16863: 16862: 16859: 16849: 16848:George Tibbles 16846: 16843: 16840: 16837: 16833: 16832: 16828: 16825: 16824: 16821: 16811: 16810:George Tibbles 16808: 16805: 16802: 16799: 16795: 16794: 16782: 16779: 16778: 16775: 16765: 16764:George Tibbles 16762: 16759: 16756: 16753: 16749: 16748: 16744: 16741: 16740: 16737: 16727: 16725:George Tibbles 16722: 16719: 16716: 16713: 16709: 16708: 16704:Eleanor Audley 16688:John Gallaudet 16684: 16681: 16680: 16677: 16667: 16666:George Tibbles 16664: 16661: 16658: 16655: 16651: 16650: 16633: 16630: 16629: 16626: 16616: 16615:George Tibbles 16613: 16608: 16605: 16602: 16598: 16597: 16590: 16587: 16584: 16581: 16578: 16570: 16559: 16556: 16553: 16552: 16540:Lisa Eilbacher 16532: 16529: 16528: 16525: 16515: 16512: 16509: 16506: 16503: 16499: 16498: 16482:Marjorie Stapp 16475: 16472: 16471: 16468: 16458: 16457:George Tibbles 16455: 16452: 16449: 16446: 16442: 16441: 16433:Julia Benjamin 16430: 16427: 16426: 16423: 16413: 16410: 16407: 16404: 16401: 16397: 16396: 16381: 16378: 16377: 16374: 16364: 16361: 16358: 16355: 16352: 16348: 16347: 16340: 16337: 16336: 16333: 16323: 16320: 16317: 16314: 16311: 16307: 16306: 16294: 16291: 16290: 16287: 16277: 16274: 16271: 16268: 16265: 16261: 16260: 16252: 16249: 16248: 16245: 16235: 16232: 16229: 16226: 16223: 16219: 16218: 16214: 16211: 16210: 16207: 16197: 16194: 16191: 16188: 16185: 16181: 16180: 16168: 16165: 16164: 16161: 16151: 16148: 16145: 16142: 16139: 16135: 16134: 16121: 16118: 16117: 16114: 16104: 16103:George Tibbles 16101: 16098: 16095: 16092: 16088: 16087: 16080: 16077: 16076: 16073: 16063: 16060: 16057: 16054: 16051: 16047: 16046: 16044:as McAllister. 16019: 16016: 16015: 16012: 16002: 15999: 15996: 15993: 15990: 15986: 15985: 15981:Margaret Field 15970: 15967: 15966: 15963: 15953: 15950: 15947: 15944: 15941: 15937: 15936: 15928: 15925: 15924: 15921: 15911: 15910:George Tibbles 15908: 15905: 15902: 15899: 15895: 15894: 15886: 15883: 15882: 15879: 15869: 15868:George Tibbles 15866: 15863: 15860: 15857: 15853: 15852: 15841: 15838: 15837: 15834: 15824: 15823:George Tibbles 15821: 15818: 15817:"The New Room" 15815: 15812: 15808: 15807: 15805:as Second Boy. 15801:as First Boy. 15787: 15784: 15783: 15780: 15770: 15767: 15764: 15761: 15758: 15754: 15753: 15733:Horace McMahon 15730: 15727: 15726: 15723: 15713: 15710: 15707: 15704: 15701: 15697: 15696: 15680: 15677: 15676: 15673: 15663: 15660: 15657: 15654: 15651: 15647: 15646: 15638: 15635: 15634: 15631: 15621: 15620:George Tibbles 15618: 15615: 15612: 15609: 15605: 15604: 15594:as Young Man. 15588: 15585: 15584: 15581: 15571: 15570:George Tibbles 15568: 15565: 15562: 15559: 15555: 15554: 15535: 15532: 15531: 15528: 15518: 15517:George Tibbles 15515: 15512: 15509: 15506: 15502: 15501: 15493: 15490: 15489: 15486: 15476: 15473: 15470: 15467: 15464: 15460: 15459: 15455:Robert Broyles 15447: 15444: 15443: 15440: 15430: 15429:George Tibbles 15427: 15424: 15421: 15418: 15414: 15413: 15394: 15391: 15390: 15387: 15377: 15374: 15371: 15368: 15365: 15361: 15360: 15348: 15345: 15344: 15341: 15331: 15330:George Tibbles 15328: 15325: 15322: 15319: 15315: 15314: 15305:Lillian Powell 15288: 15285: 15284: 15281: 15271: 15270:George Tibbles 15268: 15265: 15262: 15259: 15255: 15254: 15250:Kathryn Givney 15239: 15236: 15235: 15232: 15222: 15221:George Tibbles 15219: 15216: 15213: 15210: 15206: 15205: 15198: 15195: 15192: 15189: 15186: 15178: 15167: 15164: 15161: 15160: 15148: 15145: 15144: 15141: 15131: 15128: 15125: 15122: 15119: 15115: 15114: 15110: 15107: 15106: 15103: 15093: 15092:George Tibbles 15090: 15087: 15084: 15081: 15077: 15076: 15036: 15033: 15032: 15029: 15019: 15016: 15013: 15010: 15007: 15003: 15002: 14995: 14992: 14991: 14988: 14978: 14973: 14970: 14967: 14964: 14960: 14959: 14943: 14940: 14939: 14936: 14926: 14923: 14920: 14917: 14914: 14910: 14909: 14893:Douglas Fowley 14889: 14886: 14885: 14882: 14872: 14871:George Tibbles 14869: 14866: 14863: 14860: 14856: 14855: 14843:Larry J. Blake 14831:Lady for a Day 14820: 14817: 14816: 14813: 14803: 14802:George Tibbles 14800: 14797: 14794: 14791: 14787: 14786: 14778:William Boyett 14774:Preston Hanson 14766: 14763: 14762: 14759: 14749: 14748:George Tibbles 14746: 14743: 14740: 14737: 14733: 14732: 14721: 14718: 14717: 14714: 14704: 14701: 14698: 14695: 14692: 14688: 14687: 14679:Janice Carroll 14667: 14664: 14663: 14660: 14650: 14647: 14644: 14641: 14638: 14634: 14633: 14629: 14626: 14625: 14622: 14612: 14609: 14606: 14603: 14600: 14596: 14595: 14591: 14588: 14587: 14584: 14574: 14571: 14568: 14565: 14562: 14558: 14557: 14545: 14542: 14541: 14538: 14528: 14523: 14520: 14517: 14514: 14510: 14509: 14497: 14494: 14493: 14490: 14480: 14477: 14474: 14471: 14468: 14464: 14463: 14451: 14448: 14447: 14444: 14434: 14431: 14428: 14425: 14422: 14418: 14417: 14409: 14406: 14405: 14402: 14392: 14391:George Tibbles 14389: 14386: 14383: 14380: 14376: 14375: 14371: 14368: 14367: 14364: 14354: 14351: 14348: 14345: 14342: 14338: 14337: 14330: 14327: 14326: 14323: 14313: 14307: 14304: 14301: 14298: 14294: 14293: 14268: 14265: 14264: 14261: 14251: 14248: 14245: 14242: 14239: 14235: 14234: 14222: 14219: 14218: 14215: 14205: 14202: 14199: 14196: 14193: 14189: 14188: 14176: 14173: 14172: 14169: 14159: 14156: 14153: 14150: 14147: 14143: 14142: 14127: 14124: 14123: 14120: 14110: 14107: 14104: 14101: 14098: 14094: 14093: 14085: 14082: 14081: 14078: 14068: 14065: 14062: 14059: 14056: 14052: 14051: 14045:as Maitre D'. 14039: 14036: 14035: 14032: 14022: 14019: 14016: 14013: 14010: 14006: 14005: 14001: 13998: 13997: 13994: 13984: 13981: 13978: 13975: 13972: 13968: 13967: 13963: 13960: 13959: 13956: 13946: 13945:George Tibbles 13943: 13940: 13937: 13934: 13930: 13929: 13917: 13914: 13913: 13910: 13900: 13899:George Tibbles 13897: 13894: 13891: 13888: 13884: 13883: 13879:Kathryn Givney 13866: 13863: 13862: 13859: 13849: 13848:George Tibbles 13846: 13843: 13840: 13837: 13833: 13832: 13828: 13825: 13824: 13821: 13811: 13810:George Tibbles 13808: 13805: 13802: 13799: 13795: 13794: 13765: 13762: 13761: 13758: 13748: 13747:George Tibbles 13745: 13740: 13737: 13734: 13730: 13729: 13722: 13719: 13716: 13713: 13710: 13702: 13691: 13688: 13685: 13684: 13669: 13666: 13665: 13662: 13652: 13649: 13646: 13643: 13640: 13636: 13635: 13624: 13621: 13620: 13617: 13607: 13604: 13601: 13598: 13595: 13591: 13590: 13571: 13568: 13567: 13564: 13554: 13551: 13548: 13545: 13542: 13538: 13537: 13526: 13523: 13522: 13519: 13509: 13506: 13503: 13500: 13497: 13493: 13492: 13477: 13474: 13473: 13470: 13460: 13459:John McGreevey 13457: 13454: 13451: 13448: 13444: 13443: 13435: 13432: 13431: 13428: 13418: 13415: 13412: 13409: 13406: 13402: 13401: 13390: 13387: 13386: 13383: 13373: 13370: 13367: 13364: 13361: 13357: 13356: 13345: 13342: 13341: 13338: 13328: 13327:Joseph Hoffman 13325: 13322: 13319: 13316: 13312: 13311: 13300: 13297: 13296: 13293: 13283: 13282:Joseph Hoffman 13280: 13277: 13274: 13271: 13267: 13266: 13246: 13243: 13242: 13239: 13229: 13216: 13213: 13210: 13207: 13203: 13202: 13195: 13192: 13191: 13188: 13178: 13175: 13172: 13171:"The Best Man" 13169: 13166: 13162: 13161: 13157:William Boyett 13142: 13139: 13138: 13135: 13125: 13124:Elroy Schwartz 13122: 13119: 13116: 13113: 13109: 13108: 13102:as Caretaker. 13096:Doodles Weaver 13092: 13089: 13088: 13085: 13075: 13072: 13069: 13066: 13063: 13059: 13058: 13046: 13043: 13042: 13039: 13029: 13026: 13023: 13020: 13017: 13013: 13012: 13000: 12997: 12996: 12993: 12983: 12982:John McGreevey 12980: 12977: 12976:"TV or Not TV" 12974: 12971: 12967: 12966: 12962: 12959: 12958: 12955: 12945: 12942: 12939: 12936: 12933: 12929: 12928: 12916:Kevin Corcoran 12908: 12905: 12904: 12901: 12891: 12890:John McGreevey 12888: 12885: 12882: 12879: 12875: 12874: 12862: 12859: 12858: 12855: 12845: 12834: 12831: 12828: 12825: 12821: 12820: 12816:Jeanette Nolan 12813: 12810: 12809: 12806: 12796: 12793: 12790: 12787: 12784: 12780: 12779: 12775:Shirley O'Hara 12767: 12764: 12763: 12760: 12750: 12747: 12744: 12741: 12738: 12734: 12733: 12729:Jaye P. Morgan 12726: 12723: 12722: 12719: 12709: 12698: 12695: 12692: 12689: 12685: 12684: 12673: 12670: 12669: 12666: 12656: 12655:Elroy Schwartz 12653: 12650: 12647: 12644: 12640: 12639: 12624: 12621: 12620: 12617: 12607: 12606:Joseph Hoffman 12604: 12601: 12598: 12595: 12591: 12590: 12582:Carleton Young 12570: 12567: 12566: 12563: 12553: 12552:John McGreevey 12550: 12547: 12544: 12541: 12537: 12536: 12524: 12521: 12520: 12517: 12507: 12504: 12501: 12498: 12495: 12491: 12490: 12475: 12472: 12471: 12468: 12458: 12457:John McGreevey 12455: 12452: 12449: 12446: 12442: 12441: 12437:Kathryn Minner 12430: 12427: 12426: 12423: 12413: 12410: 12407: 12404: 12401: 12397: 12396: 12380: 12377: 12376: 12373: 12363: 12362:John McGreevey 12360: 12357: 12354: 12351: 12347: 12346: 12344:as Miss Terry. 12327: 12324: 12323: 12320: 12310: 12307: 12304: 12301: 12298: 12294: 12293: 12289:Joan Caulfield 12286: 12283: 12282: 12279: 12269: 12268:Joseph Hoffman 12266: 12263: 12260: 12257: 12253: 12252: 12243:Pamelyn Ferdin 12210: 12207: 12206: 12203: 12193: 12190: 12187: 12184: 12181: 12177: 12176: 12164:Leslie Parrish 12157: 12154: 12153: 12150: 12140: 12139:Elroy Schwartz 12137: 12134: 12131: 12128: 12124: 12123: 12116: 12113: 12110: 12107: 12104: 12096: 12085: 12082: 12079: 12078: 12062: 12059: 12058: 12055: 12045: 12044:George Tibbles 12042: 12039: 12036: 12033: 12029: 12028: 12024:Sherry Jackson 12021: 12018: 12017: 12014: 12004: 12003:John McGreevey 12001: 11998: 11995: 11992: 11988: 11987: 11959: 11956: 11955: 11952: 11942: 11941:George Tibbles 11939: 11936: 11933: 11930: 11926: 11925: 11917: 11914: 11913: 11910: 11900: 11897: 11894: 11891: 11888: 11884: 11883: 11871: 11868: 11867: 11864: 11854: 11851: 11848: 11845: 11842: 11838: 11837: 11833: 11830: 11829: 11826: 11816: 11815:John McGreevey 11813: 11810: 11807: 11804: 11800: 11799: 11787:Maurice Marsac 11784: 11781: 11780: 11777: 11767: 11764: 11761: 11758: 11755: 11751: 11750: 11743: 11740: 11739: 11736: 11726: 11723: 11720: 11715: 11712: 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11190:as Dave Welch. 11180: 11177: 11176: 11173: 11163: 11160: 11157: 11154: 11151: 11147: 11146: 11139: 11136: 11135: 11132: 11122: 11119: 11116: 11113: 11110: 11106: 11105: 11086: 11083: 11082: 11079: 11069: 11068:George Tibbles 11066: 11063: 11060: 11057: 11053: 11052: 11044: 11041: 11040: 11037: 11027: 11024: 11021: 11018: 11015: 11011: 11010: 11006:William Boyett 11002:Jeanette Nolan 10998:Sharon Farrell 10995: 10992: 10991: 10988: 10978: 10977:John McGreevey 10975: 10972: 10969: 10966: 10962: 10961: 10954: 10951: 10950: 10947: 10937: 10936:Joseph Hoffman 10934: 10931: 10928: 10925: 10921: 10920: 10906:as Mrs. King. 10896: 10893: 10892: 10889: 10879: 10876: 10873: 10870: 10867: 10863: 10862: 10850: 10847: 10846: 10843: 10833: 10832:John McGreevey 10830: 10827: 10824: 10821: 10817: 10816: 10804: 10801: 10800: 10797: 10787: 10784: 10781: 10778: 10775: 10771: 10770: 10758: 10755: 10754: 10751: 10741: 10738: 10735: 10732: 10729: 10725: 10724: 10704: 10701: 10700: 10697: 10687: 10684: 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Morgan 7389: 7386: 7385: 7382: 7372: 7369: 7366: 7363: 7360: 7356: 7355: 7339: 7336: 7335: 7332: 7322: 7319: 7316: 7313: 7310: 7306: 7305: 7280:William Bryant 7268: 7265: 7264: 7261: 7251: 7248: 7245: 7242: 7239: 7235: 7234: 7222: 7219: 7218: 7215: 7205: 7202: 7199: 7196: 7193: 7189: 7188: 7186:as Mr. Kruger. 7173: 7170: 7169: 7166: 7156: 7153: 7150: 7147: 7144: 7140: 7139: 7116: 7113: 7112: 7109: 7099: 7088: 7085: 7082: 7079: 7075: 7074: 7065:Janet Landgard 7057: 7054: 7053: 7050: 7040: 7037: 7034: 7031: 7028: 7024: 7023: 7013:as Librarian. 7003: 7000: 6999: 6996: 6986: 6975: 6972: 6969: 6966: 6962: 6961: 6953:Owen McGiveney 6950: 6947: 6946: 6943: 6933: 6930: 6927: 6924: 6921: 6917: 6916: 6909: 6906: 6905: 6902: 6892: 6883: 6880: 6877: 6874: 6870: 6869: 6859:as Policeman. 6855:as Policeman. 6851:as Policeman. 6845:Patricia Blair 6840: 6837: 6836: 6833: 6823: 6812: 6809: 6806: 6803: 6799: 6798: 6782: 6779: 6778: 6775: 6765: 6754: 6751: 6748: 6745: 6741: 6740: 6721: 6718: 6717: 6714: 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Bailey 6055: 6052: 6051: 6048: 6038: 6036:Michael Morris 6029: 6026: 6023: 6020: 6016: 6015: 5998:Linda Marshall 5985: 5982: 5981: 5978: 5968: 5966:John Considine 5959: 5956: 5953: 5950: 5946: 5945: 5929: 5926: 5925: 5922: 5912: 5909: 5906: 5903: 5900: 5896: 5895: 5891:Maurice Manson 5887: 5884: 5883: 5880: 5870: 5859: 5856: 5853: 5850: 5846: 5845: 5833: 5830: 5829: 5826: 5816: 5813: 5810: 5809:"Bub's Butler" 5807: 5804: 5800: 5799: 5793:as Fetterman. 5787:Donna Corcoran 5783:Rayford Barnes 5780: 5777: 5776: 5773: 5763: 5762:John McGreevey 5760: 5757: 5754: 5751: 5747: 5746: 5735: 5732: 5731: 5728: 5718: 5715: 5712: 5709: 5706: 5702: 5701: 5685: 5682: 5681: 5671: 5668: 5665: 5662: 5659: 5655: 5654: 5642: 5639: 5638: 5635: 5625: 5620:John McGreevey 5616: 5613: 5610: 5607: 5603: 5602: 5587: 5584: 5583: 5580: 5570: 5567:Elroy Schwartz 5555: 5552: 5549: 5546: 5542: 5541: 5530: 5527: 5526: 5523: 5513: 5502: 5499: 5496: 5493: 5489: 5488: 5486:as Mrs. Olson. 5482:as Mrs. Kaye. 5473: 5470: 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Vieira 4114: 4111: 4110: 4107: 4097: 4095:Joseph Hoffman 4088: 4085: 4082: 4079: 4075: 4074: 4050: 4047: 4046: 4043: 4033: 4030: 4027: 4024: 4021: 4017: 4016: 4009: 4006: 4005: 4002: 3992: 3986: 3983: 3980: 3977: 3973: 3972: 3961: 3958: 3957: 3954: 3944: 3941: 3938: 3935: 3932: 3928: 3927: 3923:William Tannen 3919: 3916: 3915: 3912: 3902: 3899: 3896: 3893: 3890: 3886: 3885: 3877: 3874: 3873: 3870: 3860: 3855: 3852: 3849: 3846: 3842: 3841: 3833: 3830: 3829: 3826: 3816: 3813: 3810: 3809:"Chip's Party" 3807: 3804: 3800: 3799: 3792: 3789: 3788: 3785: 3775: 3772: 3769: 3768:"The Big Game" 3766: 3763: 3759: 3758: 3752:as Conductor. 3731: 3728: 3727: 3724: 3714: 3711: 3708: 3705: 3702: 3698: 3697: 3689: 3686: 3685: 3682: 3672: 3669: 3666: 3663: 3660: 3656: 3655: 3647: 3644: 3643: 3640: 3630: 3627: 3624: 3621: 3618: 3614: 3613: 3593: 3590: 3589: 3586: 3576: 3573: 3570: 3567: 3564: 3560: 3559: 3551:Raymond Bailey 3543:Geraldine Wall 3535: 3532: 3531: 3528: 3518: 3513:George Tibbles 3509: 3506: 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8340:Phillip Pine 8294: 8271: 8249: 8244: 8224:James Victor 8212:Martin Sheen 8128: 8124:Linda Foster 8116:Danny Lockin 8108:Hope Summers 8101: 8061: 8042: 8005:as Engineer. 7918: 7913: 7868: 7863: 7838: 7830: 7763: 7758: 7703:"Stone Frog" 7684: 7672:Shelby Grant 7661: 7621: 7617:George Takei 7606: 7563:Gail Gilmore 7559:Viola Harris 7555:Quinn O'Hara 7509: 7493:Indus Arthur 7489:Beau Bridges 7485: 7300: 7296:Sandra Gould 7276:Byron Morrow 7269: 7244:"Top Secret" 7226:Tim Matheson 7184:Harlan Warde 7127:Kate Murtagh 7095: 7090: 7069: 7061:Tom Skerritt 7058: 7015: 7011:Kim Hamilton 7007:Linda Foster 7004: 6982: 6977: 6926:"The Toupee" 6861: 6841: 6819: 6814: 6761: 6756: 6732:Sidney Clute 6724:Brooke Bundy 6703:Steve McNeil 6671:Brenda Scott 6619:Barbara Lyon 6615:Bill Idelson 6556:as Douglas. 6406: 6394:Dick Winslow 6386: 6328:Howard Leeds 6217:Bill Idelson 6215:as Painter. 6164:Edward Platt 6091: 6086: 6032:Larry Markes 6010: 5986: 5955:"The System" 5941:Lisa Seagram 5937:Irene Tedrow 5795:James Victor 5689:Brooke Bundy 5562: 5557: 5551:"Caged Fury" 5509: 5504: 5280:Diana Millay 5213:Aron Kincaid 5144:"Mother Bub" 5100:AJ Carothers 5075:Viola Harris 5071:Sidney Clute 4987:Walter Black 4913:Mimsy Farmer 4861:Tim Matheson 4813:Lois January 4726: 4722: 4675:Barbara Lyon 4626:Robert Foulk 4580:Willard Sage 4576:Tim Matheson 4531:Richard Bull 4527:Booth Colman 4231: 4220: 4177:Bill Zuckert 4070:Verna Felton 4066:Mary Jackson 4058:Susan Gordon 4052:Longfellow ( 3901:Howard Leeds 3881:Brenda Scott 3837:Lois January 3815:Howard Leeds 3750:Charles Seel 3746:Lois January 3608:Eiffel Tower 3491:Barbara Lyon 3489:), Georgia ( 3487:Marlyn Mason 3483:Kaye Elhardt 3433:George Cisar 3408:Kitty Buhler 3357:"Blind Date" 3342: 3338:Dal McKennon 3323: 3282:Howard Caine 3153: 3142: 3060: 3048: 2962:Beau Bridges 2892:Shirl Gordon 2870: 2859: 2712:Myles Wilder 2599:Tiger Fafara 2564:"Fire Watch" 2532:AJ Carothers 2494:AJ Carothers 2449:Arthur Kober 2443:Arthur Kober 2440:Teleplay by: 2420:Marion Burns 2248:Bill Idelson 2214:Art Friedman 2190:Fred Sherman 2143: 2131: 2074:David Duncan 2032:David Duncan 2012:Beau Bridges 1979:David Duncan 1938:AJ Carothers 1732:AJ Carothers 1710: 1702:Mary Jackson 1699: 1676:Teleplay by: 1656:Anne Seymour 1542:Teleplay by: 1428:George Gobel 1248: 1244:Kate Murtagh 1240: 1201:Beau Bridges 1155: 1147: 1128:David Duncan 1084:Teleplay by: 1064:Lois January 1038:David Duncan 1019:as Salesman. 1009:Harlan Warde 1002: 907: 901: 896: 887: 881: 875: 870: 861: 856: 291: 289: 274: 261:October 2023 258: 230: 200: 191: 175: 145: 136: 126: 119: 112: 105: 93: 81:Please help 76:verification 73: 49: 42: 36: 35:Please help 32: 15: 20163:23 November 20154:"Monty Ash" 20055:Directed by 19983:The Monkees 19808:Rand Brooks 19694:Dick Conway 19172:Ralph Manza 19126:John McLiam 18932:Directed by 18868:Pat Carroll 18604:John Carter 18521:Rolfe Sedan 18454:Peter Brown 17848:Ronne Troup 17791:Directed by 17718:Lori Martin 17405:as Student. 17403:Gary Grimes 17391:Burt Mustin 17289:Sarah Selby 17281:Roy Roberts 16583:Directed by 16514:Freddy Rhea 16125:Benson Fong 15977:Walter Reed 15932:Sarah Selby 15848:Gary Clarke 15797:as George. 15600:Mimi Gibson 15544:Sarah Selby 15405:Yvonne Lime 15191:Directed by 15060:Gail Fisher 15044:Abby Dalton 14998:Lynn Loring 14951:Benson Fong 14905:Harry Fleer 14849:as Doctor. 14847:Rolfe Sedan 14649:Bill Kelsay 14433:Freddy Rhea 14333:Marsha Hunt 14281:Billy Booth 14279:as Norman. 14184:John Bryant 14134:Anne Baxter 14130:Tyler McVey 14043:Dick Wilson 13925:Mimi Gibson 13715:Directed by 13680:Richard Loo 13631:Elsie Baker 13553:Danny Simon 13484:Lynn Borden 13348:Jan Clayton 13303:Coleen Gray 13224:Teleplay by 13100:Herb Vigran 12944:Phil Leslie 12866:Alan Baxter 12842:Teleplay by 12706:Teleplay by 12586:Mimi Gibson 12388:Jay Novello 12330:Benson Fong 12231:Burt Mustin 12168:John Howard 12109:Directed by 11979:Eve McVeagh 11975:Sarah Selby 11971:Fredd Wayne 11963:Walter Reed 11793:as Janine. 11746:Lori Martin 11648:as Gladys. 11517:Teleplay by 11441:Terry Moore 11388:Benson Fong 11333:Dana Wynter 11214:Teleplay by 11188:John Howard 11101:Nancy Hsueh 10854:Rand Brooks 10812:John Howard 10786:Danny Simon 10508:Directed by 10465:Renie Riano 10433:Teleplay by 10356:Buck Taylor 10201:Burt Mustin 10061:as Johnny. 10047:Andy Devine 9944:Ray Brenner 9848:Teleplay by 9814:Coleen Gray 9786:Teleplay by 9725:Teleplay by 9680:John Howard 9676:Roy Roberts 9581:John Lupton 9558:Teleplay by 9471:as Vendor. 9406:Buck Taylor 9365:Bobby Clark 9289:Danny Simon 9215:as Stanley. 9153:Benson Fong 8968:Teleplay by 8779:John McLiam 8688:Russ Bender 8613:Mary Wickes 8609:Walter Reed 8554:Directed by 8507:Sarah Selby 8409:as Herman. 8395:Joe Mantell 8299:Ann Jillian 8250:Teleplay by 8122:as Mickey. 7954:John Banner 7919:Teleplay by 7869:Teleplay by 7787:Pert Kelton 7764:Teleplay by 7734:Kamala Devi 7676:Fredd Wayne 7609:Benson Fong 7505:Elsie Baker 7353:as Charley. 7351:Billy Booth 7284:Bert Remsen 7272:Billy Booth 7137:as Masseur. 7135:Chuck Hicks 7096:Teleplay by 7019:Ronne Troup 6983:Teleplay by 6857:John Wesley 6849:Peter Leeds 6820:Teleplay by 6762:Teleplay by 6736:Steve Conte 6667:Mary Carver 6644:Arthur Marx 6611:Russ Conway 6584:Danny Simon 6562:Ronald Long 6554:John McLiam 6442:Directed by 6398:Burt Mustin 6213:Gil Perkins 6092:Teleplay by 5933:Sarah Selby 5861:Teleplay by 5855:"Francesca" 5693:June Dayton 5618:Teleplay by 5563:Teleplay by 5537:Hari Rhodes 5510:Teleplay by 5447:Teleplay by 5423:George Ives 5347:"Flashback" 5333:Russ Conway 5217:Benson Fong 5172:Steve Conte 5067:Russ Conway 5045:Danny Simon 5036:Teleplay by 4927:"Heat Wave" 4697:Teleplay by 4604:Ken Englund 4584:Tyler McVey 4429:Directed by 4382:Burt Mustin 4353:Teleplay by 4298:Teleplay by 4223:Ryan O'Neal 4181:Josie Lloyd 4126:Chick Hearn 4122:Ed Prentiss 4091:Lou Breslow 4084:"Air Derby" 4054:Billy Barty 3990:Arthur Marx 3925:as Colonel. 3600:Bert Remsen 3511:Teleplay by 3461:Bud Freeman 3437:Wally Brown 3334:Jan Clayton 3103:June Walker 2940:Danny Simon 2753:"The Crush" 2690:Joan Taylor 2634:Directed by 2595:Candy Moore 2194:Joe Higgins 2139:Paul Trinka 2135:Ken Christy 1959:Cindy Carol 1880:David White 1769:"The Bully" 1706:George Dunn 1554:Phil Leslie 1545:Phil Leslie 1246:as Hedwig. 1122:"Countdown" 949:Directed by 325:First aired 249:subheadings 20206:Categories 20113:References 20084:1977-11-25 20077:Bo Kaprall 20058:Written by 20040:TV special 20019:1972-04-13 19964:1972-04-06 19919:1972-03-30 19873:1972-03-23 19835:1972-03-16 19798:as Cindy. 19781:1972-03-02 19743:1972-02-24 19701:1972-02-17 19663:1972-02-03 19621:1972-01-27 19569:1972-01-20 19537:Jon Lormer 19514:1972-01-13 19483:Mitzi Hoag 19468:1971-12-06 19430:1971-11-29 19382:1971-11-22 19355:John Alvin 19329:1971-11-15 19283:1971-11-08 19245:1971-11-01 19203:1971-10-25 19176:Herb Ellis 19153:1971-10-18 19112:1971-10-04 19083:as Magda. 19062:1971-09-27 19017:1971-09-20 18969:1971-09-13 18935:Written by 18872:Mike Minor 18852:1971-03-20 18811:1971-03-13 18773:1971-03-06 18732:1971-02-27 18681:1971-02-20 18650:Ann McCrea 18631:1971-02-06 18586:1971-01-30 18548:1971-01-23 18498:1971-01-16 18439:1971-01-09 18398:1971-01-02 18351:1970-12-19 18313:1970-12-12 18271:1970-12-05 18221:1970-11-28 18177:1970-11-21 18117:1970-11-14 18076:1970-11-07 18038:1970-10-31 18000:1970-10-17 17962:1970-10-10 17921:1970-10-03 17883:1970-09-26 17828:1970-09-19 17794:Written by 17745:1970-04-04 17700:1970-03-28 17673:Happy Days 17669:Erin Moran 17657:Jon Lormer 17642:1970-03-21 17597:1970-03-14 17584:"Mister X" 17556:1970-03-07 17514:1970-02-28 17472:1970-02-21 17430:1970-02-14 17383:Olan Soule 17365:1970-02-07 17338:Jane Wyman 17324:1970-01-31 17293:Ann McCrea 17267:1970-01-24 17226:1970-01-17 17184:1970-01-10 17146:1970-01-03 17119:Lou Cutell 17104:1969-12-27 17066:1969-12-20 17028:1969-12-13 16976:1969-11-29 16938:1969-11-22 16897:1969-11-15 16855:1969-11-08 16817:1969-11-01 16786:Buck Young 16771:1969-10-25 16733:1969-10-18 16692:Betty Lynn 16686:Anderson ( 16673:1969-10-11 16622:1969-10-04 16586:Written by 16547:Victorious 16521:1969-04-19 16478:Larry Thor 16464:1969-04-05 16419:1969-03-29 16394:as Mother. 16384:Don DeFore 16370:1969-03-22 16329:1969-03-15 16302:Gil Rogers 16283:1969-03-08 16241:1969-03-01 16203:1969-02-22 16157:1969-02-15 16110:1969-02-08 16069:1969-02-01 16008:1969-01-25 15959:1969-01-18 15917:1969-01-11 15875:1969-01-04 15830:1968-12-28 15776:1968-12-21 15747:as Woman. 15719:1968-12-14 15692:Don Brodie 15688:Jack Smith 15684:Rose Marie 15669:1968-12-07 15627:1968-11-30 15598:as Nurse. 15577:1968-11-23 15524:1968-11-16 15499:as Minnie. 15482:1968-11-09 15451:Ann McCrea 15436:1968-10-26 15407:as Linda. 15383:1968-10-19 15337:1968-10-12 15277:1968-10-05 15246:Betty Lynn 15228:1968-09-28 15194:Written by 15152:Ann McCrea 15137:1968-03-30 15099:1968-03-23 15064:John Alvin 15062:as Carla. 15025:1968-03-16 14984:1968-03-09 14955:Philip Ahn 14947:Beulah Quo 14932:1968-03-02 14878:1968-02-24 14809:1968-02-17 14776:as Major. 14755:1968-02-10 14724:Don Brodie 14710:1968-02-03 14656:1968-01-27 14618:1968-01-20 14580:1968-01-13 14534:1968-01-06 14503:as Gordy. 14486:1967-12-30 14440:1967-12-23 14398:1967-12-16 14360:1967-12-09 14319:1967-12-02 14257:1967-11-25 14230:Olan Soule 14211:1967-11-18 14165:1967-11-11 14116:1967-11-04 14074:1967-10-28 14028:1967-10-21 13990:1967-10-14 13952:1967-10-07 13921:Gil Rogers 13906:1967-09-30 13855:1967-09-23 13817:1967-09-16 13782:Don Brodie 13754:1967-09-09 13718:Written by 13658:1967-05-11 13613:1967-04-27 13588:as Eloise. 13578:Betty Lynn 13560:1967-04-20 13515:1967-04-13 13466:1967-04-06 13424:1967-03-30 13379:1967-03-23 13334:1967-03-16 13289:1967-03-09 13235:1967-03-02 13184:1967-02-23 13159:as Cowboy. 13131:1967-02-16 13081:1967-02-09 13035:1967-02-02 13028:Ray Singer 13010:as Ferris. 12989:1967-01-26 12951:1967-01-19 12897:1967-01-12 12851:1967-01-05 12802:1966-12-29 12771:Bill Quinn 12756:1966-12-22 12715:1966-12-15 12662:1966-12-08 12613:1966-12-01 12559:1966-11-17 12513:1966-11-10 12464:1966-11-03 12419:1966-10-20 12369:1966-10-13 12316:1966-10-06 12275:1966-09-29 12229:as Eddie. 12215:Ann McCrea 12199:1966-09-22 12146:1966-09-15 12112:Written by 12074:Ben Wright 12051:1966-04-28 12010:1966-04-21 11967:Mike Minor 11948:1966-04-14 11906:1966-04-07 11860:1966-03-31 11822:1966-03-24 11791:Susan Silo 11773:1966-03-17 11732:1966-03-10 11681:1966-03-03 11628:1966-02-24 11583:1966-02-17 11544:Ivan Bonar 11526:1966-02-10 11491:Hank Jones 11483:Tim Rooney 11468:1966-02-03 11427:1966-01-27 11400:Hank Jones 11392:Beulah Quo 11370:1966-01-20 11319:1966-01-13 11269:1966-01-06 11244:as Kramer. 11223:1965-12-30 11169:1965-12-23 11142:Chris Noel 11128:1965-12-16 11075:1965-12-09 11033:1965-12-02 10984:1965-11-25 10943:1965-11-18 10914:as Pammy. 10912:Kym Karath 10910:as Harry. 10885:1965-11-11 10839:1965-11-04 10826:"Mary-Lou" 10793:1965-10-28 10747:1965-10-21 10693:1965-10-14 10645:1965-09-30 10607:1965-09-23 10572:Vera Miles 10549:1965-09-16 10511:Written by 10442:1965-05-20 10407:Peter Helm 10389:1965-05-13 10338:1965-05-06 10281:1965-04-29 10236:1965-04-22 10182:1965-04-15 10128:1965-04-08 10090:1965-04-01 10065:as Muller. 10055:Bill Erwin 10033:1965-03-25 9992:1965-03-18 9951:1965-03-11 9909:1965-03-04 9860:1965-02-25 9822:Olan Soule 9818:Bill Quinn 9795:1965-02-18 9734:1965-02-11 9658:1965-02-04 9616:1965-01-28 9567:1965-01-21 9505:1965-01-14 9453:1965-01-07 9392:1964-12-31 9347:1964-12-24 9340:Phil Davis 9298:1964-12-17 9242:1964-12-10 9213:Mike Minor 9195:1964-12-03 9157:Beulah Quo 9139:1964-11-26 9104:Jamie Farr 9100:James Seay 9082:1964-11-19 9050:James Bond 9036:1964-11-12 8977:1964-11-05 8920:1964-10-29 8869:1964-10-22 8822:1964-10-15 8797:as Cabbie. 8761:1964-10-08 8719:1964-10-01 8676:Hank Jones 8662:1964-09-24 8633:Olan Soule 8595:1964-09-17 8557:Written by 8511:John Alvin 8493:1964-05-28 8457:Tom Sawyer 8443:1964-05-21 8401:as Frank. 8375:1964-05-14 8344:Joy Harmon 8326:1964-05-07 8282:Hank Jones 8259:1964-04-30 8220:Mike Minor 8216:Mary Young 8198:1964-04-23 8160:1964-04-16 8112:Jimmy Boyd 8089:1964-04-09 8053:Mary Adams 8030:1964-04-02 8017:"The Tree" 8003:John Alvin 7981:1964-03-26 7928:1964-03-19 7878:1964-03-12 7836:as Nancy. 7818:1964-03-05 7773:1964-02-27 7716:1964-02-20 7680:Jan Shutan 7649:1964-02-13 7613:Beulah Quo 7594:1964-02-06 7541:1964-01-30 7514:Mike Minor 7507:as Woman. 7473:1964-01-23 7419:1964-01-16 7378:1964-01-09 7347:Jack Davis 7328:1964-01-02 7257:1963-12-26 7230:Billy Beck 7211:1963-12-19 7198:"Windfall" 7162:1963-12-12 7105:1963-12-05 7046:1963-11-28 6992:1963-11-21 6957:Viola Dana 6939:1963-11-14 6898:1963-11-07 6829:1963-10-31 6789:Bobo Lewis 6771:1963-10-24 6728:Tommy Cole 6710:1963-10-17 6652:1963-10-10 6640:Bob Fisher 6592:1963-10-03 6535:1963-09-26 6506:Paul Birch 6502:Allan Hunt 6487:1963-09-19 6445:Written by 6374:1963-06-20 6336:1963-06-13 6293:1963-06-06 6262:Olan Soule 6244:1963-05-30 6205:John Alvin 6191:1963-05-23 6150:1963-05-16 6115:Rusty Lane 6101:1963-05-09 6066:John Alvin 6044:1963-05-02 5974:1963-04-25 5918:1963-04-18 5876:1963-04-11 5822:1963-04-04 5791:Mike Minor 5769:1963-03-28 5742:Dub Taylor 5724:1963-03-14 5677:1963-03-07 5648:as Susie. 5631:1963-02-28 5594:Bill Quinn 5590:Ivan Bonar 5576:1963-02-21 5519:1963-02-14 5462:1963-02-07 5409:1963-01-31 5378:Meg Wyllie 5360:1963-01-24 5319:1963-01-17 5304:Written by 5262:1963-01-10 5221:Beulah Quo 5199:1963-01-03 5157:1962-12-27 5108:1962-12-20 5053:1962-12-13 4994:1962-12-06 4967:Billy Beck 4940:1962-11-29 4933:Paul David 4898:1962-11-22 4865:Bill Quinn 4846:1962-11-15 4838:Joanna Lee 4809:Molly Dodd 4794:1962-11-08 4754:1962-11-01 4710:1962-10-25 4657:1962-10-18 4630:Mike Minor 4611:1962-10-11 4561:1962-10-04 4512:1962-09-27 4485:Buck Young 4470:1962-09-20 4432:Written by 4394:Bill Erwin 4368:1962-06-07 4333:Mike Minor 4311:1962-05-31 4259:1962-05-24 4208:1962-05-17 4159:1962-05-10 4103:1962-05-03 4039:1962-04-26 3998:1962-04-19 3950:1962-04-12 3908:1962-04-05 3866:1962-03-29 3822:1962-03-22 3795:Nancy Kulp 3781:1962-03-15 3720:1962-03-08 3678:1962-03-01 3651:Nancy Kulp 3636:1962-02-22 3629:Paul David 3596:Bill Erwin 3582:1962-02-15 3524:1962-02-08 3485:), Ellen ( 3468:1962-02-01 3443:as Smitty. 3415:1962-01-25 3384:Trudi Ames 3370:1962-01-18 3330:Irene Ryan 3311:1962-01-11 3303:Jack Laird 3267:1962-01-04 3259:Joanna Lee 3223:1961-12-28 3181:1961-12-21 3130:1961-12-14 3123:Paul David 3088:1961-12-07 3036:1961-11-30 2995:1961-11-23 2966:Bill Erwin 2948:1961-11-16 2900:1961-11-09 2847:1961-11-02 2807:1961-10-26 2766:1961-10-12 2720:1961-10-05 2675:1961-09-28 2637:Written by 2577:1961-06-08 2539:1961-06-01 2501:1961-05-25 2456:1961-05-18 2402:1961-05-11 2359:1961-05-04 2317:1961-04-27 2275:1961-04-13 2221:1961-04-06 2188:as Quinn. 2171:1961-03-30 2119:1961-03-23 2081:1961-03-16 2039:1961-03-09 2008:Mark Slade 1986:1961-03-02 1973:"Deadline" 1945:1961-02-23 1907:1961-02-16 1865:1961-02-09 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Mineo 18344:Lois Hire 18227:2245-0751 18044:2245-0745 17635:Lois Hire 17615:Lew Ayres 17590:Lois Hire 17423:Lois Hire 17285:Jane Dulo 17020:Lois Hire 16234:Lois Hire 16062:Lois Hire 15844:Ed Begley 15791:Flip Mark 15769:Lois Hire 15694:as Henry. 15690:as John. 15475:Lois Hire 15442:2245-0701 15376:Lois Hire 15352:Joan Vohs 15293:Leon Ames 15058:as Mary. 15052:Jane Dulo 15018:Lois Hire 14827:Florodora 14573:Paul West 14526:Lois Hire 14479:Paul West 14283:as Jack. 14263:2245-0667 14171:2245-0662 14122:2245-0670 14109:Paul West 14080:2245-0660 14034:2245-0655 13996:2245-0652 13983:Lois Hire 13958:2245-0668 13927:as Ellie. 13912:2245-0658 13861:2245-0653 13823:2245-0663 13774:Joan Vohs 13770:Tina Cole 13584:as Gwen. 13490:as Scuba. 13276:"Melinda" 13260:as Milt. 12870:Del Moore 12588:as Carol. 12342:Joan Vohs 12334:Jay North 11985:as Julie. 11923:as a Boy. 11881:as Ralph. 11875:Flip Mark 11795:Tol Avery 11597:Tina Cole 11540:Jay North 11398:as Ruth. 11384:Irene Tsu 11103:as Lo An. 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