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(10/23/1955) Season 6, Episode 3. Jack introduces Peggy King, the regular vocalist on "The George Gobel Show" who arouses Jack's ire when she tells him that George Gobel is "the best." In the second half of the show, Art Linkletter reprises his role as a children's interviewer from his show "House Party." Jack Benny, Art Linkletter, Peggy King, Mel Blanc, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Don Wilson, Director: Ralph Levy.

(3/21/1941) While vacationing at the home of her wealthy friend (Carole Landis), a young woman (Joan Blondell) is accidentally murdered. Her ghost seeks aid from banker Cosmo Topper (Roland Young) to find out by whom and why. Joan Blondell, Roland Young, Carole Landis, Director: Roy Del Ruth.

(7/2/1954) Season 1, Episode 39. Topper tries to help his goddaughter Ellen get her aunt's permission to marry a movie star. The problem is, Ellen and George were once madly in love. Anne Jeffreys, Robert Sterling, Leo G. Carroll, Lee Patrick, Kathleen Freeman, Mira McKinney, Thurston Hall, Frances Rafferty, James Seay, Buck, Director: Lew Landers.

(1/8/1954) Season 1, Episode 14. Cosmo and Henrietta celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary by spending the night at their honeymoon hotel. Trouble is, it now seems to be haunted, and not by George and Marion. Anne Jeffreys, Robert Sterling, Leo G. Carroll, Lee Patrick, Mary Field, Guy Wilkerson, Juney Ellis, Buck, Director: Philip Rapp.

(4/9/1954) Season 1, Episode 27. Henrietta (Lee Patrick) decides to sell the house. This does not sit well with ghosts Marion (Anne Jeffreys) and George (Robert Sterling). Anne Jeffreys, Robert Sterling, Leo G. Carroll, Lee Patrick, Thurston Hall, Buck, Director: Leslie Goodwins.

(1922) In this silent film, a sincere young man (Buster Keaton) leaves his home to win his fortune so he can marry his home town sweetheart (Renee Adoree). Buster Keaton, Renee Adoree, Edward F. Cline, Joe Keaton, Joe Roberts, Directors: Edward F. Cline and Buster Keaton.

(11/6/1955) Season 6, Episode 4. Jack figures out that he's not a great violinist; Rochester and Mary plot to fool him into believing he is a great violinist with the help of Issac Stern. Jack Benny, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Mary Livingstone, Isaac Stern, Mel Blanc, Grandon Rhodes, Robert Peterson, Don Wilson, Alexander Zarkin, Director: Ralph Levy.

(3/11/1956) Season 6, Episode 12. Jack and the gang vacation in Palm Springs. Jack Benny, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Don Wilson, Mary Livingstone, Jan Arvan, Mel Blanc, Frank Nelson, Benny Rubin, Johnny Silver, Leon Tyler, Director: Ralph Levy.

(12/4/1955) Season 6, Episode 6. Jack hunts for uranium. Jack Benny, Don Wilson, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Mary Livingstone, Mel Blanc, Robert Bray, Ken Clark, Kem Dibbs, Frank Nelson, Herb Vigran, Director: Ralph Levy.

(11/28/1954) Season 5, Episode 5. Rochester is typing up the script for next week's show: Jack Benny's Life Story; and Jack begins auditioning actors for the various parts in this saga. Jack Benny, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Don Wilson, Mel Blanc, Barry Gordon, Maudie Prickett, Jackie Russell, Mary Young, Dennis Holmes, Dick Ryan, Director: James V. Kern.

(9/13/1953) Season 4, Episode 1. We learn about the trip that Jack and Rochester took to Hawaii. Jack Benny, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Don Wilson, Artie Auerbach, Dorothy Collins, Maxine Gates, Joseph Kearns, Tyler McVey, Marilyn Monroe, Director: Ralph Levy.

(12/30/1956) Season 7, Episode 8. Jack conducts a talent contest. Jack Benny, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Don Wilson, Jayne Mansfield, Mel Blanc, Iris Adrian, Muriel Landers, June Earle, Leon Lanza, The Sportsmen Quartet, Director: Ralph Levy.

(1/26/1958) Season 8, Episode 10. Spoof of the Honeymooners television series. Jack Benny, Don Wilson, Audrey Meadows, Dennis Day, Eddie Shaw, Director: Seymour Berns.

(10/17/1954) Season 5, Episode 2. Jack invites some celebrity friends over to the house for one of his weekly jam sessions. This week's session includes Dan Dailey, Kirk Douglas, Fred MacMurray, Tony Martin, and Dick Powell. Rita Gam, Don Wilson, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Charles Bagby, Don Rice, Director: Ralph Levy.

(2/11/1962) Season 12, Episode 17. Jack Benny and his guest, broadway musical star Giselle MacKenzie, drive into a western "Ghost Town" and meet the only two inhabitants. Jack Benny, Gisele MacKenzie, Gerald Mohr, Will Wright, Jim Flavin, Irene Tedrow, Glen Turnbull, Charles Bagby, Sportsmen Quartet, Bill Days, Bob Garsen, Jay Moffett, Gurney Bell, Director: Frederick De Cordova.

(1/17/1954) Season 4, Episode 7. Jack visits the home of Liberace, but even he isn't ready for the outrageous extravagance he sees there. Jack Benny, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Don Wilson, Liberace, Bea Benaderet, Shirley Mitchell, Rex Evans, Lois Corbett, Rolfe Sedan, Ray MacDonnell, Roland Peat, Director: Ralph Levy.

(10/17/1962) Season 2, Episode 4. While searching for a handkerchief, Rob discovers a bank book in Laura's name with a significant sum of money in the account. Dick Van Dyke, Rose Marie, Morey Amsterdam, Larry Mathews, Mary Tyler Moore, Jerry Paris, Director: John Rich.

(9/26/1962) Season 2, Episode 1. Ritchie (Larry Mathews) becomes very attached to two baby ducks that were left over from a show and adopts them. Rob faces the task of making Ritchie understand the consequence of trying to keep pets that may be happier living in the wild. Dick Van Dyke, Rose Marie, Morey Amsterdam, Larry Mathews, Mary Tyler Moore, Richard Deacon, Jerry Hausner, Jane Dulo, Geraldine Wall, Frank Adamo, Director: John Rich.

(11/21/1962) Season 2, Episode 9. A domestic squabble, portrayed in Rashomon style, is told from the perspectives of Rob, Laura, and their fish. Dick Van Dyke, Rose Marie, Morey Amsterdam, Larry Mathews, Mary Tyler Moore, Ann Morgan Guilbert, Director: Hal Cooper.

(10/24/1962) Season 2, Episode 5. Buddy's (Morey Amsterdam) brother, Blackie (Phil Leeds), from whom Buddy has been estranged, shows up at the Alan Brady Show's offices one day while Buddy is out. Rob invites him to his house for dinner, not knowing of Blackie's past as a pool hustler. After dinner, Blackie innocently suggests that the two of them might try playing a game or two. Dick Van Dyke, Rose Marie, Morey Amsterdam, Mary Tyler Moore, Richard Deacon, Phil Leeds, Director: John Rich.

(2/27/1963) Season 2, Episode 23. Rob accidentally damages the wall in the Petries' living room, and he and Laura hire Vito Giotto (Vito Scotti), a flamboyant Italian painter, to repaint the room. Giotto turns their lives upside down, however, as he manages to paint most of the rest of the house, and to become increasingly involved in their daily lives, without ever completing the job he was hired to do. Dick Van Dyke, Larry Mathews, Mary Tyler Moore, Vito Scotti, Director: Jerry Paris.

(12/19/1962) Season 2, Episode 13. While his neighbor and dentist, Jerry Helper (Jerry Paris), is out of town, Rob breaks a tooth and is forced to use see another dentist because of the emergency. He nevertheless feels guilty and does all he can to avoid letting Jerry find out that he allowed someone else perform his dental work. Dick Van Dyke, Rose Marie, Morey Amsterdam, Mary Tyler Moore, Richard Deacon, Jerry Paris, Ann Morgan Guilbert, Director: John Rich.

(1/22/1953) Season 3, Episode 16. Gracie sees a movie in which an actor playing a judge looks exactly like the judge who originally married she and George. This convinces her that the two aren't legally married. George Burns, Gracie Allen, Harry von Zell, Bee Benadaret, Fred Clark, Fay Baker, Paul Powers, Jack Benny, Director: Ralph Levy.

(4/24/1952) A feud between George and Jack Benny is the result of Jack stealing one of George's jokes. George Burns, Gracie Allen, Harry von Zell, Bea Benadaret, Fred Clark, Theodore von Eltz, Bob Johnson, Jack Benny, Director: Ralph Levy.

(11/22/1951) Season 2, Episode 5. Gracie is having friends over for Thanksgiving dinner, including Harry Morton's (Fred Clark) business partner (James Warren) and his wife, Linda Lee (Gerry Cameron). As it happens, a horse that Harry is betting on is also named Linda Lee, and Gracie gets the two "Linda Lees" confused. George Burns, Gracie Allen, Harry von Zell, Bea Benadaret, Fred Clark, Charles Lane, Gerry Cameron, James Warren, Director: Ralph Levy.

(12/28/1950) Season 1, episode 7. Gracie and Blanche (Bea Benadaret) try to get Harry (Hal March) and George to take Rumba lessons. George Burns, Gracie Allen, Bill Goodwin, Bea Benadaret, Hal March, Director: Ralph Levy.

11/1/1954) Season 5, episode 5. Gracie tests the patience of a driver's license examiner (John Gallaudet). Meanwhile, George's friends start treating him nicer after learning that he's writing an autobiography. George Burns, Gracie Allen, Harry von Zell, Bea Benadaret, Larry Keating, John Gallaudet, Louise Lorimer, Dayton Lummis, Stafford Repp, Ken Christy, Director: Frederick de Cordova.

(3/13/1952) Season 2, episode 13. Gracie loses her engagement ring. George Burns, Gracie Allen, Harry von Zell, Bea Benadaret, Fred Clark, Ida Moore, Steve Pendleton, Jerry Hausner, Jan Arvan, Jerome Sheldon, Director: Ralph Levy.

(6/5/1952) Season 2, Episode 19. Gracie thinks she must divorce George after a swami tells her that she will have a second husband. George Burns, Gracie Allen, Harry von Zell, Bea Benaderet, Fred Clark, Walter Woolf King, Lee Millar, Steve Pendleton, Director: Ralph Levy.

(10/9/1952) Season 3, Episode 1. Gracie plays matchmaker for her wardrobe woman (Elvia Allman) and Harry von Zell, not realizing the woman is happily married. George Burns, Gracie Allen, Harry von Zell, Bee Benadaret, Fred Clark, Elvia Allman, Hal March, James Flavin, Director: Ralph Levy.

(10/25/1951) Season 2, episode 3. Football game tickets bring about complications for the Burnses and the Mortons. George Burns, Gracie Allen, Harry von Zell, Bea Benadaret, Fred Clark, Bob Sweeney, Clancy Cooper, Steve Pendleton, Director: Ralph Levy.

(9/13/1951) Season 1, Episode 26. Gracie organizes a wedding for a woman in the Burns' home. George Burns, Gracie Allen, Harry von Zell, Bea Benadaret, Fred Clark, Maurice Marsac, Shepard Menken, Stephen Dunne, Noreen Michaels, June Whitley, Walter McGreer, Director: Ralph Levy.

(2/28/1952) Season 2, Episode 12. George and Gracie are taking a trip to Jack Benny's Palm Springs home. Blanche (Bea Benadaret) wants to go, but Harry (Fred Clark) says no. George Burns, Gracie Allen, Harry von Zell, Bea Benadaret, Fred Clark, Joseph Kearns, Director: Ralph Levy.

(11/9/1950) Season 1, Episode 3. In act one, Gracie is visited by a property tax assessor (Bob Sweeney) whom she throughly confuses. In act two, Gracie finds a dent in the car and wants to have it fixed before George finds out. George Burns, Gracie Allen, Bill Goodwin, Bea Benadaret, Hal March, Bob Sweeney, Marilyn Clark, Ellen Hanley, Director: Ralph Levy.

(8/1/1951) Season 1, Episode 23. Gracie and Blanche (Bea Benadaret) read a diet book, and they are so inspired by the author that they decide to serve their husbands nothing but vegetables. George Burns, Gracie Allen, Bill Goodwin, Bea Benadaret, Fred Clark, Alan Mowbray, Butch Cavell, Director: Ralph Levy.

(12/7/1950) Season 1, Episode 5. George's banker (Stanley Tackney) persuades him to cancel Gracie's checking account. Meanwhile, a traffic cop (Bert Thorn) tries to give Gracie a ticket for running red lights. George Burns, Gracie Allen, Bill Goodwin, Bea Benadaret, Hal March, Stanley Tackney, Bert Thorn, Director: Ralph Levy.

(4/26/1951) Season 1, Episode 16. The Vanderlips are going out of town for a few days, so Gracie volunteers to let their teenage daughter Emily (Jean Mahoney) stay with her and George. George Burns, Gracie Allen, Bill Goodwin, Bea Benadaret, John Brown, Jean Mahoney, Bill Foster, Director: Ralph Levy.

(11/23/1950) Season 1, Episode 4. Blanche (Bea Benadaret) becomes jealous when her husband, Harry (Hal March), hires a new secretary. George Burns, Gracie Allen, Bill Goodwin, Bea Benadaret, Hal March, Director: Ralph Levy.

(12/20/1951) Season 2, Episode 7. Mamie (Sarah Selby) is back with the girls to visit for the holidays. George Burns, Gracie Allen, Harry von Zell, Bea Benadaret, Fred Clark, Sarah Selby, Director: Ralph Levy.

(10/12/1950) Season 1, Episode 1. The pilot episode of this live series starring George Burns and Gracie Allen. Bill Goodwin (Announcer), Director: Ralph Levy.

(9/30/1957) Season 1, Episode 1. Paul Steppe (E.G. Marshall), a watch repairman, suspects that his wife (Nancy Kelly) is cheating on him every afternoon while he tends to his store. Consumed with jealousy, he devises a time bomb set to go off at four o'clock - the same time her "lover" pays his daily visit. Nancy Kelly, E.G. Marshall, Richard Long, Tom Pittman, Dean Stanton, Charles Seel, Dennis O'Keefe (Host), Director: Alfred Hitchcock.

(1937) Based on the 1936 novel "A Shilling for Candles" by Josephine Tey, this film is about a man (Derrick De Marney) who, on the run from a murder charge, enlists the help of a woman (Nova Pilbeam), who must put herself at risk for his cause. The use of black face by the orchestra in the last act is unfortunate; this was 1937. Nova Pilbeam, Derrick De Marney, Percy Marmont, Director: Alfred Hitchcock.

(12/4/1950) Season 3, Episode 15. A woman (Veronica Lake) experiencing poltergeist activity in her home secures the services of a reluctant, nonbeliever in the supernatural, scientist (Glenn Denning) to resolve her problem. Veronica Lake, Glenn Denning, Daniel Reed, Paul Andor, Phoebe MacKay, Beth Elliott, Frank Gallop (Narrator), Director: Laurence Schwab, Jr.

(4/23/1951) Season 3, Episode 35. The newlywed heir (Alma Lawton) of an old aristocratic family takes her husband (Patric Knowles) to the ancestral castle, where a curse placed on her family takes over his dreams, and tries to induce her murder. Patric Knowles, Rosalind Ivan, Alma Lawton, Donald Morrison, Frank Gallop (Narrator), Director: Laurence Schwab, Jr.

(5/7/1951) Season 3, Episode 37. A woman (Eva Condon) is supposed to inherit the fortune of her uncle, Dr. John Rant (Fred Ardath), as soon as she finds his will. He tells her only that it's in a book and that she probably won't recognize it when she sees it. This cryptic clue results in the inheritance going to another relative, and the late Dr. Rant is not happy about this. Leslie Nielsen, Russell Collins, Pat Englund, Eva Condon, John Gerstad, Marvin Paige, Florence Anguish, Fred Ardath, Frank Gallop (Narrator), Director: Laurence Schwab, Jr.

(7/16/1951) Season 3, Episode 47. Steenie (Richard Carlson), the best piper in all of Scotland, is about to be evicted if he doesn't pay the back rent, when a mysterious stranger (Jonathan Harris) appears, ready to make a deal that involves Steenie's immortal soul. Richard Carlson, Halliwell Hobbes, Jonathan Harris, Pat O'Malley, Thelma Schnee, Thomas Poston, Frank Gallop (Narrator), Director: Laurence Schwab, Jr.

(1/22/1951) Season 3, Episode 22. Maggie (K. T. Stevens), a press agent, observes actor Henry Crawford (Vinton Hayworth), and is horrified by his lifeless performances during rehearsals for his new play. She comments that he seems dead. Then his wife (Romola Robb) informs Maggie that he actually is. K. T. Stevens, Herbert Rudley, Vinton Hayworth, Guy Sorel, Romola Robb, William Turner, Shirley Grayson, Frank Gallop (Narrator), Director: Laurence Schwab Jr.

(7/9/1951) Season 3, Episode 46. Cecil Crofton (John Carradine) is looking for a fortune in gold that belonged to the Confederacy. There's just one problem. The gold is in the cellar of a house that just might be cursed. John Carradine, E. G. Marshall, Dan Morgan, Robert Hull, Laurence Ryle, Frank Gallop (Narrator), Director: William Corrigan.

(3/10/1952) Season 4, Episode 29. A husband (John Forsythe) rents the same upstairs apartment where he and his late wife once lived. Despite his claims of being married, the elderly landlady (Josephine Hull) feels that something is not quite right. Josephine Hull, John Forsythe, Frank Gallop (Narrator), Director: Grey Lockwood.

(3/24/1952) Season 4, Episode 31. A mysterious stranger (Yvonne De Carlo) enters a home uninvited, drawn from the street by the haunting music of Beethoven's "Geister (Ghost) Trio." Yvonne De Carlo, Tom Avera, Stephan Schnabel, Gregory Morton, Patricia Remick, Richard Abbott, Frank Gallop (Narrator), Director: Grey Lockwood.