Ward and June Cleaver have nothing on suburban couple Ray and Carol Peterson (Tom Hanks and Carrie Fisher). Together with...
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1989
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A complaint call to the White House yields unexpected results when an incensed housewife from Indiana discovers the president...
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1977
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Steve Grayson (Elvis Presley) is a swinging racecar driver whose manager Kenny (Bill Bixby) has bet his money on the horses....
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R.W. Hepworth
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1968
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In this comedy, a hapless Army sergeant's plans to marry are temporarily delayed after he accidentally ends up launched into...
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Capt. Weiskopf
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1965
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Mr. Mooney (Gale Gordon) is campaigning for the office of City Council Comptroller, and Lucy (Lucille Ball) and Viv (Vivian...
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Theodore J. Mooney
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1964
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When Viv (Vivian Vance) casts aspersions on Lucy's cooking, Lucy (Lucille Ball) defiantly enters a big baking contest. Things...
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Theodore J. Mooney
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1964
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Ever on the lookout for extra money, Lucy (Lucille Ball lands a temp job as a process server. Her first assignment is to...
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Theodore J. Mooney
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1964
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Lucy (Lucille Ball) goes ga-ga over handsome Italian millionaire Umberto Fabriani (Cesare Danova). Alas, Fabriani speaks no...
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Theodore J. Mooney
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1964
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It's Carmichael vs. Mooney when Lucy (Lucille Ball) issues a complaint about Mr. Mooney's noisy sheepdog, Lord Nelson. When...
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Theodore J. Mooney
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1964
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Singer Roberta Sherwood and her real son Robert Lanning guest in this episode as Roberta Schaefer and her "reel" son Bob....
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Theodore J. Mooney
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1964
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The local Cub Scouts are prepared to head for a major camporee when one of the boys' fathers is forced to pull out of the...
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Theodore J. Mooney
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1964
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Broadway legend Ethel Merman has agreed to perform in the Boy Scout variety show....
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Theodore J. Mooney
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1964
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Once again, Lucy (Lucille Ball) and Viv (Vivian Vance) dream of untold riches by going into business together; this time...
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Theodore J. Mooney
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1964
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When her son Jerry (Jimmy Garrett) needs money for a new tuba, Lucy (Lucille Ball) wangles a job at the bank. Not...
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Theodore J. Mooney
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1964
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In the first episode of a two-part story, Broadway legend Ethel Merman opens an account at the Danfield bank. Realizing what...
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Theodore J. Mooney
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1964
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Lucy (Lucille Ball) needs to have a check signed on behalf of daughter Chris (Candy Moore). Unfortunately, the only person...
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Theodore J. Mooney
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1964
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Michael J. Pollard, best known to film buffs as the moronic "C.W. Moss" in Bonnie and Clyde, makes his one-and-only Lucy Show...
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Theodore J. Mooney
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1964
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Viv's son Sherman (Ralph Hart) accidentally causes the bathtub to overflow, collapsing the ceiling and obliging Viv (Vivian...
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Theodore J. Mooney
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1963
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Stingy Mr. Mooney (Gale Gordon) refuses to provide funds for the Danville Volunteer Fire Department, arguing that fire...
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Theodore J. Mooney
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1963
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Lucy (Lucille Ball) decides that it is time to redecorate her house, but such an undertaking requires money. The trick is to...
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Theodore J. Mooney
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1963
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There is an unexplained shortage at the bank, and banker Theodore Mooney (Gale Gordon) has been spending money like a sailor....
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Theodore J. Mooney
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1963
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Lucy (Lucille Ball) and Mr. Mooney (Gale Gordon) are freed from the bank vault in...
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Theodore J. Mooney
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1963
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Gale Gordon makes his first series appearance as Theodore J. Mooney, the new banker in charge of Lucy's trust fund. Hoping to...
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Theodore J. Mooney
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1963
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1961
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Commander Bintle
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1961
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Based on a popular comic strip, this touching children's drama centers on an adorable saucer-eyed Italian war orphan who...
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1961
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When a space alien's fascination with Earthlings gets the better of him, he breaks one of his planet's laws and speeds off to...
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1960
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Don't Give Up the Ship stars Jerry Lewis as a navy officer who is whisked away from his honeymoon by a senate investigating...
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Congressman Mandeville
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1959
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Lou Costello made his only film appearance without Bud Abbott in 30 Foot Bride of Candy Rock. Lou plays a bumbling junk...
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Raven
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1959
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Director Leo McCarey was clearly past his prime when he made this screen version of Max Shulman's comic novel Rally 'Round...
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1958
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This semicomic Playhouse 90 episode was based on a true case history, as related in The 50 Minute Hour, a book by...
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Gen. Milton Dagby
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1957
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Our Miss Brooks had been a radio and TV sitcom hit thanks to the considerable input of star Eve Arden. The film version of...
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Osgood Conklin
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1956
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In this fourth of the "Francis" series, former Army officer Peter Stirling (Donald O'Connor) becomes a reporter for a big...
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1953
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Fresh from radio and TV, "America's Favorite Family" stars in Here Come the Nelsons. That's right: this harmless little...
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1952
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Alvin Littlefield
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1952
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Ricky (Desi Arnaz) works up the courage to ask for a raise from his boss, Mr. Littlefield (Gale Gordon), only to be informed...
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Alvin Littlefield
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1952
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Osgood Conklin
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1952
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A Woman of Distinction serves as a tailor-made vehicle for Rosalind Russell. The star is cast as Susan Middlecott, a highly...
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1950
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1942
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Although actress/producer Lucille Ball had gone through her usual song and dance with CBS by insisting that the...
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Theodore J. Mooney
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Theodore J. Mooney
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The Lucy Show undergoes a number of major changes as the series enters it fourth season. For one thing, the show is now...
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Theodore J. Mooney
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Season three of The Lucy Show is something of a watershed for the series. To be sure, most of the episodes adhere to the...
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Theodore J. Mooney
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