This Hanna-Barbera version of "The Arabian Nights" goes to great pains not to offend any pressure or minority group--so much...
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Magilla Gorilla
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1994
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Blanche Hefner has walked out on husband Barney several times in the past, but this time it's permanent. As usual, Barney...
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Barney Hefner
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1979
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Archie fully expects that his bar will make a fortune on Super Bowl Sunday. What Archie hadn't counted on was the fact that...
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1978
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The irrepressible Pinky (Eugene Roche) plays another practical joke on Archie while attending an out-of-town VFW convention....
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Barney Hefner
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1978
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Estelle Parsons appears as Blanche, the "straying" wife of Archie's pal, Barney Hefner. When Blanche throws Barney over in...
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Barney Hefner
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1978
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Once again, Blanche Hefner is "stepping out" on her husband, Barney. And once again, Barney's misery is seriously affecting...
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Barney Hefner
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1978
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The Bunkers' upstairs bathroom suffers minor damages in a small fire. Hoping to collect a huge insurance settlement, Archie...
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1977
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Archie is driven crazy by the persistent yapping of the dog owned by his neighbor Barney Hefner. Things get worse when Archie...
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Barney
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1977
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Surprise, surprise! It is Archie Bunker, who, as head of his lodge's membership committee, demands that a minority-group...
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1977
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Reversing the usual procedure, it is Mike and Gloria who are angry at Archie. The reason? Against their wishes, Archie...
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Barney Hefner
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1976
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In the first episode of a two-part story, Gloria suddenly goes into labor while she's stuck in a restaurant telephone booth....
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Barney
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1975
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1973
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Why is stingy, curmudgeonly old Archie coming home loaded down with expensive gifts and lavish compliments for Edith and...
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Barney
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1973
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Archie is thrilled when he is considered for membership in a championship bowling team. He is less thrilled to discover that...
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1972
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A riddle posed by Gloria sparks a major brouhaha on the topic of Women's Lib. Gloria knows the answer to the riddle, and so...
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1972
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Previously the stars of their own Saturday-morning Hanna-Barbera children's show, the rock 'n' rolling Banana Splits appear...
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Drooper
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1972
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Even after four seasons and 73 episodes, The Brady Bunch is still the same old story, but a good story indeed: widow Carol...
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1972
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Archie predicts disaster when Mike and Lionel participate in an anti-Pentagon demonstration at the U.N. building. It turns...
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1971
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Season three of The Brady Bunch is pretty much the same as seasons one and two, not that anyone is complaining. Once again,...
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1971
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The most conspicuous change in The Brady Bunch during its second season is manifested in the series' familiar theme music....
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1970
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This week, the bane of gentleman farmer Oliver Douglas' existence is Irene, a local cow who has been trampling his crops. In...
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Mr. Wheeler
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1970
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1969
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A young widow with three children and a sheepdog marries a widowed man with a young daughter and a French poodle in this...
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1968
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Arlene Golonka makes her first series appearance in the role of bakery worker Millie Hutchins. Falling in love with Millie,...
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1967
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A more appropriate title for this animated 60-minute special might have been Alice in Hanna-Barbera Land, since the cartoon...
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1966
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Gun Drummer
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1966
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Henry Jones guest stars as Jeremiah Beauregard Smith, the smooth-talking cousin of the redoubtable Dr. Zachary Smith...
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1966
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This classic episode can be described as an outer-space western, as cowardly Dr. Smith (Jonathan Harris) comes face to face...
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1966
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Art-gallery owner Francis Clune (Donald Murphy) is the victim of theft and fraud, while his girlfriend Bobbie Dane (Francine...
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1966
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Going through some old family documents, Rob (Dick Van Dyke) comes across an unusual paper -- a certificate of divorce,...
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Sol Pomerantz
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1966
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Working stiff Fred thinks his boss Mr. Slate has it easy, spending his day sipping cocktails and attending social affairs...
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1966
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Tim (Bill Bixby) may lose an inheritance because the lawyer handling the estate questions the authenticity of Tim's "Uncle"...
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1966
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While the Flintstones and the Rubbles are vacationing in Rocky Gulch, Fred is appointed the local sheriff--a job that has...
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1965
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A local radio station cooks up a promotion for the new British singing group the Way Outs, spreading rumors that singers are...
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1965
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Once again, Rob (Dick Van Dyke) flashes back to his Army days, specifically to that brief period in which he was known...
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Sol Pomerantz
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1965
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Sam Pomerantz
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1965
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Franklin Shore is supposed to have died ten years ago, but his widow Matilda (Louise Latham) stubbornly refuses to probate...
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1965
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In another Prisoner of Zenda variation, Barney discovers that he is the exact double of Prince Barbaruba, reigning monarch...
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1965
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Once again, Fred falls for a get-rich-quick scheme--in this instance, the purchase of a carnival. Any hopes Fred had for...
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1965
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In this takeoff of the popular TV rock-music show Shindig, Fred creates a new dance craze called the Frantic when he hops...
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1965
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The idol of millions of Stone Age children is costumed superhero Superstone, who always heralds his arrival with his...
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1965
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This episode is a broad spoof of the popular cop series Burke's Law. While going out to pick up some ice cream, Fred and...
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1965
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1964
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Incensed when Deputy Barney gives him a ticket for littering, tough guy Fred Plummer (Allen Melvin) threatens to beat Barney...
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Fred Plummer
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1964
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Taking a long-overdue vacation, Andy leaves Barney and Gomer in charge of the jailhouse. No sooner has Andy left than the...
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Escaped Convict
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1964
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Cagey real estate agent Pete Dudley (Allan Melvin) fast-talks Mrs. Brown (Pamela Britton) into selling her house. This is bad...
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1964
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A blow on the head causes Fred to lose his memory and revert to infancy. Wilma and the Rubbles rush Fred to the office of...
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1964
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Fred feels like odd man out when rodeo star Bony Hurdle gallops into Bedrock. A former boyfriend of Fred's wife Wilma, the...
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1964
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, lovable convict Lyle Delp (Don Rickles) arranges for the staff of "The Alan Brady...
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1964
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Sam Pomeroy
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1964
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Just as he'd done in the previous season's episode "Invisible Barney", Fred has created a new soft drink in his garage...
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1963
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A fascinating chapter in Rob's autobiography leads to another classic flashback sequence to the time that Rob (Dick Van Dyke)...
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1963
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This is the only episode in which the oft-ignored Betty Rubble is made center of attention (though it still doesn't earn her...
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1963
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To impress his erstwhile sweetheart Romenia, who simply adores a man in uniform, village idiot Ernest T. Bass tries to join...
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Recruiting Sergeant
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1963
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Tired of relying upon others for his transportation, Barney is determined to become "Mr. Independent Wheels" by purchasing...
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1963
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Since her husband Felton (Michael Conrad) always seems to be out of town on business, nervous Nell Grimes (Jackie Loughery)...
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1963
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Attending a bachelor party for a lodge buddy, Fred and Barney get so swept up in the spirit of things that they spend the...
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1963
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Hoping to secure more assistance from the state police commission, Andy and Barney head to the bustling metropolis of...
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Detective Bardoli
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1962
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Andy manages to capture bank robber Doc Mallory (Allan Melvin), locking the outlaw in the Mayberry jail until the arrival of...
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Doc Mallory
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1962
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Barney is upset that no one seems to take him seriously as Andy's deputy. The final straw is broken when a pair of tough...
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Neil
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1962
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The Petries are surprised when Harrison B. Harding (Allan Melvin), who says he's an old friend of Rob's, drops in for a...
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Harrison B. Harding
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1961
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1955
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