In the final episode of Family Affair, Buffy (Anissa Jones) and Jody (Johnnie Whitaker) try to help their less fortunate...
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1971
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Victoria Meyerink guest stars as Angela Clayton, a drab, chubby, standoffish girl who has developed a hopeless crush on Jody...
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1971
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Convinced that she is now too old for dolls, Buffy (Anissa Jones) consigns Mrs. Beasley to the closet--only to suffer...
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1971
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The Davises are surprised when housekeeper Emily (Nancy Walker) announces that she has other plans on the night of her son...
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1971
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Everybody in the Davis household is a member of an exclusive club--except for Buffy (Anissa Jones), who is denied admission...
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1971
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Cissy (Kathy Garver) is reunited with her former boyfriend Russ Brooks (David Ladd), now a member of the Peace Corps. This...
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1971
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Jody (Johnnie Whitaker) cannot understand why his new friend Johnnie (Radames Pera) is not allowed to play outside by the...
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1971
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This episode focuses on the recurring character of housekeeper Emily Turner, played by the inimitable Nancy Walker). Even...
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1971
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During an outing in the park, Buffy (Anissa Jones) and Jody (Johnnie Whitaker) see a mother bird shooing her children out of...
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1971
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Befriending the nephew of pro football star Ken Granger (Larry Pennell), Jody (Johnnie Whitaker) soon develops an acute case...
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1970
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Bill's current girlfriend Nancy Mason (Julie Parrish), an expert on pre-Columbian art, gives Bill (Brian Keith) a priceless,...
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1970
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When school rules prohibit Uncle Bill (Brian Keith) from attending a father-and-son event, Jody (Johnnie Whitaker) is upset,...
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1970
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Just like Jack Bauer on 24, Mr. French (Sebastian Cabot) suffers through one of those days where everything goes wrong....
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1970
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Joyce Van Patten is cast as brassy comedienne Gail Spencer, who pays a visit to her friend Bill (Brian Keith) while stopping...
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1970
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Jody (Johnnie Whitaker) is harrassed by school bully Tom Richards (Clint Howard), who insists that his dad (John Lawrence)...
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1970
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Cissy (Kathy Garver) returns from college in the company of her pregnant friend Kathy Prentiss (played by Linda Kaye Henning,...
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1970
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The family's mercenary streak comes to surface when Jody (Johnnie Whitaker) feigns romantic interest in classmate Geraldine...
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1970
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When Cissy (Kathy Garver) declares that she and Gregg (Gregg Fedderson) are going to be married, Bill (Brian Keith) decides...
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1970
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Contrary to the episode's title, it has indeed been five years since Buffy (Anissa Jones), Jody (Johnnie Whitaker) and Cissy...
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1970
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In this sequel to the fourth-season episode "Maudie", Ida Lupino returns in the role of wealthy British widow Lady Marchwood....
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1970
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Nancy Walker makes her first series appearance as Emily Walker, who works as a cleaning lady in Bill's office. Aware that...
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1970
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In his third Family Affair guest appearance, Benson Fong plays restaurant owner Eng Ho, an old friend of Bill Davis (Brian...
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1970
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With both Bill (Brian Keith) and Mr. French (Sebastian Cabot) out of town, Cissy (Kathy Garver) is placed in charge of the...
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1970
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In the opening episode of Family Affair's fifth and final season, Bill (Brian Keith), his nieces Buffy (Anissa Jones) and...
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1970
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In the conclusion of Family Affair's two-part Season Four finale, Bill (Brian Keith) and the kids are so enchanted by their...
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1970
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In the first episode of Family Affair's two-part Season Four finale, Mr. French (Sebastian Cabot and the kids pay a visit to...
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1970
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Tired of being taken for granted by kids and adults alike, Mr. French leaps at the opportunity to assert his authority and...
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1970
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Jody (Johnnie Whitaker) is thrilled at the prospect of meeting his idol, 1930s cowboy star Chaps Callahan (played by genuine...
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1970
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The Tigers stickball team installs a new captain, the misogynistic Randy (Sean Kelly), who immediately imposes a "no girls...
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1970
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After meeting a spoiled youngster (Kerry MacLane) whose parents cater to his every whim, Jody (Johnnie Whitaker) and Buffy...
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1970
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Buffy (Johnnie Whitaker) and Jody (Anissa Jones) are terrified when a Criswell-like TV psychic predicts that New York will be...
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1970
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It's often been said that love flies out the door when money flies in the window. This proves to be painfully accurate when...
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1970
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Buffy (Anissa Jones) befriends a deaf Puerto Rican girl named Juanita (Diana Holly), who is forbidden to attend school by her...
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1970
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Jody (Johnnie Whitaker) receives a miniature bonsai tree as a gift from an elderly Japanese gentleman named Mr. Osaki (Teru...
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1970
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Mr. French (Sebastian Cabot) takes Jody (Johnnie Whitaker) and Buffy (Anissa Jones) to Vermont to visit Uncle Bill (Brian...
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1970
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Veteran character actor Paul Fix (remember "Sheriff Micah" on The Rifleman?) guest stars as Ted Patterson, the grandfather of...
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1970
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In celebration of her graduation from high school, Cissy (Kathy Garver) wants to attend an all-night party with her friends....
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1970
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Buffy (Anissa Jones) and Jody (Johnnie Whitaker) have fun with their pet hamsters, but can't understand why the little...
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1969
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Ida Lupino guest stars as Lady Marchwood, a very wealthy English widow. Her Ladyship makes quite an impression on Mr. French...
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1969
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The family decides to take separate vacations, with Bill and Mr. French accompanying Buffy and Jody on a tour of Boston,...
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1969
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Benson Fong makes a return appearance to Family Affair, this time in the role of Ng Ho, Bill's houseboy during a business...
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1969
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Those eternal do-gooders Buffy (Anissa Jones) and Jody (Johnnie Whitaker) have taken it upon themselves to "adopt" Kenny, a...
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1969
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The kids are planning a surprise birthday party for Mr. French (Sebastian Cabot), but whether or not it will be a happy...
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1969
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Scoring a winning run in a stickball game, Buffy also breaks her leg in the process. With her leg in a cast, Buffy despairs...
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1969
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After seeing one school friend after another getting married, 18-year-old Cissy (Kathy Garver) begins fretting that she'll...
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1969
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Accused of breaking a school cafeteria window, Jody (Johnnie Whitaker) is suspended because Bill (Brian Keith), believing his...
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1969
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Declaring her independence, Cissy (Kathy Garver) moves into her own apartment with her friend Rita (Rita Stone). Worrying...
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1969
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Bill (Brian Keith) has another problem on his hands when Carla (Darleen Carr), the teenage friend of his niece Cissy (Kathy...
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1969
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In this unusually serious episode, Dana Andrews guest-stars as Harv Mullen, ex-convict. Recently released from prison, Harv...
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1969
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Family Affairmoved from Monday to Thursday on the CBS prime time schedule for this first episode of its fourth season. When...
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1969
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Fired up with patriotic fervor, Mr. French (Sebastian Cabot) agrees to play Henry VIII in a movie made by shoestring producer...
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1969
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Every sitcom of the late 1960s had at least one "hippie" episode, and Family Affair was no exception. Encountering several...
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1969
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In an incredible turn of events, the very proper and above-board Mr. French (Sebastian Cabot) has become involved in a rather...
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1969
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Broadway star Eddie Hodges (The Music Man) guests in this episode as British pop idol Chris Higgins. Sweeping Cissy (Kathy...
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1969
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Everyone in the Davis household (and the general vicinity) is astonished when an attractive young secretary named Emily...
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1969
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Jody (Johnnie Whitaker) is thrilled when his Bolivian pen pal Paco Mendez (Miguel Monsalve) pays a visit to New York. Hoping...
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1969
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Straight-A student Buffy (Anissa Jones) suddenly and mysteriously begins failing in every class. Bill (Brian Keith) thinks...
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1969
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In the conclusion of a three-part story, Buffy (Anissa Jones) and Jody (Johnnie Whitaker) have managed to get lost while on a...
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1969
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In the second episode of a three part story, the family is still in Spain, where Bill (Brian Keith) has fallen for attractive...
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1969
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In the first episode of a three-part story, Bill takes Mr. French (Sebastian Cabot) and the kids along on a business trip to...
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1969
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Goaded by their classmate Norman (Bobby Riha), Buffy (Anissa Jones) and Jody (Johnnie Whitaker) begin secretly tape-recording...
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1969
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The family prepares to move to England when Bill (Brian Keith) is offered an opportunity to work on an English-channel tunnel...
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1969
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Bill (Brian Keith) grimly assumes all responsibility when a bridge on which he was working collapses, costing millions of...
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1969
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Cissy (Kathy Garver) befriends a sophisticated, jet-setting teenager named Dana Mason (Lori Martin). The daughter of a...
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1969
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Bringing Buffy (Anissa Jones) along on a business trip to Puerto Rico, Bill promises to spend all his free time with his...
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1969
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Bill's current girlfriend Eileen Moran (Pippa Scott) is worried that Bill (Brian Keith) is not spending enough time with the...
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1968
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Bill (Brian Keith) takes the kids back to Terre Haute for a family reunion. The youngsters have a wonderful time visiting old...
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1968
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Buffy (Anissa Jones) and Jody (Johnnie Whitaker) befriend an oddball classmate named Albertine (Alycia Gardner). The girl's...
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1968
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June Lockhart guest stars as Miss Evans, Jody's new subsitute teacher. Developing a crush on Miss Evans, Jody is heartsick...
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1968
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Former light heavyweight boxing champ Archie Moore appears as Ruby, an old friend of Bill Davis (Brian Keith). On Ruby's...
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1968
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Cissy (Kathy Garver) has been assigned to babysit the twins while Uncle Bill (Brian Keith) is in Hong Kong on business and...
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1968
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Mr. French (Sebastian Cabot) had planned to take his meticulously organized vacation in an Old West tourist town all by...
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1968
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Kaye Stevens guest-stars as nightclub singer Julie Madden, another of Bill's many lady friends. As a favor to Bill, Julie...
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1968
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Thanks to a mishap on the ski slopes, Bill (Brian Keith) comes home with a broken leg. This galvanizes the children into...
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1968
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Still bristling at the thought of being a "nanny", Mr. French (Sebastian Cabot) is further aggravated by the joshing he is...
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1968
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Family Affair takes a serious turn in this episode featuring future Brady Bunch costar Eve Plumb as Eve Bowers, a seriously...
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1968
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Expressing dismay over the twins' obsession with violent TV shows, not to mention the bad influence exerted by Cissy's new...
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1968
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While on business in Rome, Bill (Brian Keith) enters into a passionate romance with a local girl named Luciana (Brioni...
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1968
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After much intense negotiation, Bill (Brian Keith) agrees to let the twins' new friend Oliver spend three days in the Davis...
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1968
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Theorizing that an apartment in downtown Manhattan is no place to raise three children, Bill (Brian Keith) decides to...
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1968
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Keye Luke guest stars as Grandfather Chang, a venerable Chinese gentleman whose interest in life is renewed by his friendship...
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1968
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Ann Sothern guests as Florence Cahill, a former flame of Mr. French (Sebastian Cabot). Now widowed, Florence dreams of...
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1968
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In a situation predating The Brady Bunch by a full year, Bill (Brian Keith) meets Margaret Williams (Coleen Gray), an...
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1968
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Entering a school art exhibit, Cissy (Kathy Garver) sets about painting a picture she calls "Members of the Family." Among...
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1968
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Surprisingly, Buffy (Anissa Jones) accepts the news that she needs to have her tonsils removed calmly and in stride. Not so...
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1968
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Cissy (Kathy Garver) is upset because all the boys at school ignore her, except for nerdy Wendell Owen (Charles Herbert)....
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1968
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Impressionable Cissy (Kathy Garver) is smitten by Karl Krug (Mark DeVries), a young bon vivant who happens to be the scion of...
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1968
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During a scuffle between Buffy (Anissa Jones) and Jody (Johnnie Whitaker), Buffy's beloved doll Mrs. Beasley suffers a broken...
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1968
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In the premiere episode of Family Affair's third season, Buffy (Anissa Jones) believes it is high time that she have her own...
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1968
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Jody (Johnnie Whitaker) wants to join the 64th Street Daredevils, a gang of older boys led by a kid named Frankie (played by...
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1968
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The weekend has arrived, and Bill (Brian Keith) looks forward to a long-planned a hunting trip, while Cissy (Kathy Garver) is...
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1968
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While posing as a hard-hat to ferret out a thief at one of his construction sites, Bill (Brian Keith) befriends fellow worker...
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1968
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Ever the advocate of family togetherness, Bill (Brian Keith) takes the kids and Mr. French (Sebastian Cabot) along on a...
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1968
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Martha Hyer is appropriately cast as glamorous Hollywood movie star Carol Haven, who sweeps into the lives of Bill Davis...
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1967
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Joan Blondell guests as Laura London, a Mermanesque Broadway musical star who moves into the apartment one floor above...
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1967
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An old plotline from the "Little Rascals" films of the 1930s is given a fresh coat of paint in this episode. Buffy (Anissa...
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1967
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The plot of this episode is feuled by the sibling rivalry between twins Buffy (Anissa Jones) and Jody (Johnnie Whitaker)....
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1967
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Bill (Brian Keith) inadvertently lives his life vicariously through his nephew Jody (Johnnie Whitaker) when the boy decides...
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1967
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Buffy (Anissa Jones) wants to join a club made up of neighborhood youngsters that have an aversion to "fancy" kids. To help...
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1967
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Like many another seven-year-old, Jody (Johnnie Whitaker) has invented an invisible friend--in his case, a giant bear named...
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1967
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Mr. French (Sebastian Cabot) is approached with a job offer by his former employer, the Duke of Glenmore. Upon discovering...
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1967
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This episode finds both Bill (Brian Keith) and Buffy (Anissa Jones) suffering from the pangs of unrequited love. Bill is in...
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1967
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Season Two of Family Affair begins as seven-year-old twins Buffy (Anissa Jones) and Jody (Johnnie Whitaker) ask their Uncle...
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1967
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Richard Bull, who later played the long-suffering Nels Oleson on Little House on the Prairie, is here cast as Mr. Lewis, the...
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1967
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Kate's cousin Mae Belle (Shirley Mitchell) hopes to set up a health spa with financing from a wealthy man named Bedford. To...
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1967
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There's been a slight increase in the population of Hooterville Valley, requiring the services of a new county supervisor....
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1967
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Veteran radio actress Shirley Mitchell makes her first appearance as Mae Belle Jennings, the Southern-fried cousin of Kate...
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1967
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Billie Jo (Meredith MacRae) goes out of town, leaving Steve (Mike Minor). Unfortunately, she has also left Steve at the mercy...
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1967
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Homer Bedloe (Charles Lane) has come up with a new scheme to put the Hooterville Cannonball out of commission. This time...
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1967
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Hooterville becomes a hotbed of activity when promoter Syd Sparks (Peter Leeds) stages a talent contest at the Shady Rest....
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1967
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Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) has hatched yet another plan to get rich quick. This time, he sets up a dog-sitting service at the...
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1967
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Having shown up in a variety of roles in earlier episodes, Jimmy Hawkins appears in this one as Jeff, an old Air Force buddy...
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1967
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Bandleader-composer-comedian Frank DeVol appears in this episode as Dr. Newton, a man gifted with Extra-Sensory Perception....
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1967
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Bobbie Jo (Lori Saunders) writes a poem which ends up winning a prestigious magazine award. Naturally, Kate (Bea Benaderet)...
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1967
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Kate (Bea Benaderet) is given an opportunity to sell the Shady Rest at a huge profit. At first, Kate's daughters are in favor...
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1967
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Tomboy Betty Jo (Linda Kaye) suddenly decides that she's interested in boys. The "boy" of her dreams turns out to be Steve...
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1967
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With the jailhouse closed while Sheriff Crandall (Barry Kelly) is on vacation, erstwhile Justice of the Peace and game warden...
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1967
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Billie Jo (Meredith MacRae) lands her first singing gig in the Flamingo Room of the Springdale Hotel. Since Billie got the...
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1967
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Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) teams up with Sam Drucker (Frank Cady) to promote a fishing derby that will bring in fresh...
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1967
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John Hoyt, best known to TV sitcom fans as the capricious Grandpa on Gimme a Break, appears in this episode as stern...
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1967
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It's time again for the annual Hooterville Turnabout Dance, in which the girls invite the boys to the festivities (the...
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1967
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Billie Jo (Meredith MacRae) fumes when Steve's old pilot friend Max turns out to be a girl (Jackie Russell)--and a very sexy...
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1967
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Chafing under the putdowns of her two older sisters, Betty Jo (Linda Kaye) sets out to land an escort to an upcoming dance....
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1966
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Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) comes up with a typically wild scheme to drum up business for cropduster Steve Elliott (Mike...
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1966
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Normally, Kate Bradley (Bea Benaderet) is in charge of Hooterville's "Almost Annual" charity show. This year, however, Kate...
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1966
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With this episode, Elvia Allman takes over the role of Selma Plout, longtime rival of Shady Rest Hotel owner Kate Bradley...
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1966
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This first episode of a two-part story serves to introduce Mike Minor in the role of handsome cropduster Steve Elliott....
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1966
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As Steve (Mike Minor) continues to convalesce after his plane crash, he exercises his considerable charm on the three Bradley...
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1966
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Meredith MacRae joins the cast as the third (and final) actress to assume the role of Billie Jo Bradley as Petticoat Junction...
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1966
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Homer Bedloe (Charles Lane) is back with yet another scheme to put the Hooterville Cannonball out of business. In fact, he's...
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1966
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The Bradley girls have once more decided that it is time their widowed mother Kate (Bea Benaderet) find a husband. In pursuit...
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1966
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Hooterville Valley comes to a complete standstill when the Hooterville Cannonball ceases operation. The reason? Longtime...
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1966
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Kate (Bea Benaderet) becomes convinced that her daughters would rather live in a big city like New York rather than a tiny...
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1966
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In still another get-rich-quick ploy, Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) promotes the Shady Rest Hotel as a "second honeymoon" haven....
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1966
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The 100th episode of Petticoat Junction finds Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) in the town of Pixley, ostensibly looking for a job...
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1966
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Murdock Sneep (J. Pat O'Malley), sour-faced owner of the Pixley Hotel, is none too happy over the fact that business is...
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1966
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Outraged at the high tax assessment levied on the Shady Rest Hotel, Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) is determined to outwit the...
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1966
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Can it be that one of the guests at the Shady Rest is invisible? That's what Kate (Bea Benaderet) is led to believe when...
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1966
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Traditionally, whenever a jury is sequestered in Hooterville County, they stay at the Pixley Hotel. Uncle Joe (Edgar...
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1966
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Angry at Herman (Fred Gwynne) for staying out too late at an office party, Lily (Yvonne DeCarlo) locks her hulking hubby out...
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1965
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The Bradley girls want to invite rock star King Ring-a-Ding to perform at their football-team benefit show, but Kate (Bea...
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1965
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As she settles into her new farmhouse, transplanted Manhattanite Lisa Douglas (Eva Gabor in her familiar Green Acres role)...
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1965
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The Bradley girls are having problems casting their upcoming community play. The solution: Forget about human actors, and...
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1965
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Bungling courier Freddie Merkel (Tommy Noonan) dreams of creative success but always manages to botch things up at crucial...
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1962
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This is a routine Disney comedy-fantasy about a boy who turns into a large sheep dog at the most inopportune moments. That is...
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1959
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Child star Kevin "Moochie" Cocoran shares his top billing with a chimp, Mr. Stubbs, in this story about a forlorn lad who...
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1959
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In this feature-length episode of the popular comic-strip saga, the dashing Spanish avenger (played by the definitive...
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1958
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Dance With Me, Henry was the screen swan song for the comedy team of Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. Most of the action takes...
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1956
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Ma and Pa Kettle at the Fair was Number Four in Universal's immensely successful "B"-picture series. It is giving away...
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1952
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1951
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The Milkman is a low-key variation of a theme explored in such slapstick festivals as The Fuller Brush Man and...
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1950
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Double Crossbones is an unusually elaborate comedy vehicle for Donald O'Connor. Set in the Carolinas in the 18th century, the...
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1950
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1949
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1949
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This Abbott & Costello vehicle was originally planned as a Bob Hope comedy titled Easy Does It. The Hope role is fairly...
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1949
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Cole Porter's Broadway musical Mexican Hayride was optioned by Universal in the mid-1940s, then remained in "development...
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1948
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For their first independently-produced vehicle, Bud Abbott and Lou Costello chose to appear in a remake of the 1939 Universal...
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1948
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It seems that Count Dracula (Bela Lugosi), in league with a beautiful but diabolical lady scientist (Lenore Aubert), needs a...
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1948
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After serving with a notable lack of distinction in WW2, Corporal Slicker Smith (Bud Abbott) and Private Herbie Brown...
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1947
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The Abbott & Costello western spoof The Wistful Widow of Wagon Gap is predicated on an actual Montana law of the 19th...
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1947
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While perhaps not Abbott & Costello's best film, The Time of Their Lives is certainly their most unusual. Lou Costello plays...
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1946
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1946
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In this comedy drama, a butler and a crap-shooting chauffeur find themselves having the run of their employer's mansion...
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1946
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The Beautiful Cheat was one of the last B pictures produced by Universal studios before its merger with International...
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1946
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In 1912, John Bunny and Flora Finch starred in the one-reel farce The New Secretary, wherein Bunny's wife hires a homely...
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1945
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Within its brisk 78 minutes, Jam Session manages to accommodate the singing, dancing and acting talents of Ann Miller, a...
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1944
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Musical star Ann Miller plays a Broadway leading lady coaxed into reteaming with Larry Parks, her former producer. Parks is...
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1944
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But for the presence of the Columbia "torch lady" in the opening credits, it would be easy to mistake Judy Canova's Louisiana...
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1944
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Female musicians Sally Richards (Jane Frazee) and Sue Ford (Judy Clark) are Beautiful but Broke in this frantic Columbia...
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1944
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In this musical, a lovely and ambitious young woman masquerades as the daughter of a formerly beloved stage actress to help...
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1943
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Ann Miller goes through her usual twinkle-toed paces in the quickie Columbia musical What's Buzzin', Cousin? The pencil-thin...
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1943
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Beverly Ross (nn Miller) is a would-be radio personality, but the closest she gets to being on the air is running the...
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1943
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A musical star leaves the show and convinces the financial backer to leave also when she finds out that her leading man is...
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1943
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In this musical, a San Francisco musician encounters the son of an pal. The young man has a real dilemma and asks the advice...
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1943
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1943
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When a young woman inherits $1 million she finds herself the target of a criminals who wants her money too! ~ Rovi...
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1942
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Though released before Atlantic Convoy, Columbia's Parachute Nurse didn't make it to New York until after Convoy had already...
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1942
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1942
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Nurse Chapman begins to fall in love with a gangster and ends up entertaining miners until she manages to pull herself out of...
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1942
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1942
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The best of Joe E. Brown's Columbia starring vehicles, Shut My Big Mouth is also one of Joe's funniest efforts since his...
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1942
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Columbia's belated effort to cash in on the popularity of Abbott & Costello's Buck Privates was the raucous and generally...
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1942
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In this musical comedy, an agent for an advertising agency begins trying to push a new "Blind Date" service and so engages...
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1942
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While in Hawaii, Velez begins the film as a risque nightclub act and due to her involvement with a group of sailors becomes...
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1941
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The Big Boss is Jim Maloney (Otto Kruger), who pulls all the political strings in an unnamed major metropolis. Maloney's...
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1941
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Two Latins From Manhattan was Columbia's 1941 contribution to the "Good Neighbor Policy" towards South America. Joan Davis...
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1941
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Harmon of Michigan was the first in a trio of Columbia sports films, each starring a real-life athlete. In this case, the...
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1941
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Though the United States still wasn't at war when Phantom Submarine was made, the film emphasizes the importance of...
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1941
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Next to Ann Miller, few Columbia contractees made more B musicals than Jinx Falkenberg. In Sing for Your Supper, Falkenberg...
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1941
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Fresh from his Broadway triumph as "The Stage Manager" in Our Town, veteran actor-playwright Frank Craven heads the cast of...
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1941
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Like the other entries Columbia's "Five Little Peppers" series, The Five Little Peppers at Home is based on characters...
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1940
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From the same folks who brought us My Son is a Criminal comes the near-lookalike property My Son is Guilty. Veteran police...
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1940
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Having struck pay dirt with its Blondie films, Columbia Pictures launched another "domestic" film series, based on Margaret...
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1940
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Pleasing time-fillers at best, Columbia's "Five Little Peppers" films were otherwise undistinguished spinoffs of the...
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1940
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Telecast dozens of times on cable television back in the 1980s, Columbia's Babies for Sale was another stepping-stone on...
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1940
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1940
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Edith Fellows and Billy Lee, two of Hollywood's most talented second-echelon child stars, are teamed in the Columbia...
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1940
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In this, the first entry in four-part series, children's movie, Polly Pepper takes care of her siblings while her mother...
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1939
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Brian Donlevy was well enough established as a film personality in 1939 that he didn't have to accept the leading role in the...
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1939
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This second of three movie versions of P.C. Wren's adventure novel Beau Geste is a virtual scene-for-scene remake of the 1927...
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1939
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In this comical murder mystery, three playwrights use $500 in advance money to get an apartment in which to write a mystery....
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1937
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Thunder Trail is a thoughtful, intelligent adaptation of the Zane Grey yarn. Arizona Ames. The storyline is a Grey favorite,...
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1937
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While heading West in a wagon train, two brothers lose track of each other when their family is attacked and killed. Years...
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1937
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Paramount borrowed John Wayne from Republic Pictures for the studio's second screen version of Zane Grey's Born to the West,...
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1937
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1937
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Previously filmed in 1919, the Kate Douglas Wiggin novel Timothy's Quest was remade as a talkie in 1935. Dickie Moore plays...
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1936
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And Sudden Death was inspired by a Reader's Digest article by Theodore Reeves, which later became one of the magazine's most...
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1936
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Actual footage of the 1936 Rose Bowl game is cleverly (if not seamlessly) integrated into the action of this sports-oriented...
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1936
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Gail Patrick plays a young woman framed for murder. Luckily the newsman on the courtroom beat is ace photographer Lew Ayres....
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1936
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1936
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Generous stock footage from Paramount's silent Zane Grey series enhances the production values of the entertaining "pocket"...
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1936
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Randolph Scott stars in this adequate Zane Grey adaptation. Lawman Larry Sutton (Scott) is assigned to solve a series of...
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1935
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1935
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1935
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1934
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Wings, the first feature film to win an Academy Award, tends to disappoint a little when seen today. Too much time is...
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