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The Phil Harris - Alice Faye Show — 1950
37 episodes broadcast in 1950.
The saga of Phil's career as a concert singer.
Mr. Scott leaves his prized French poodle in the Harrises' care -- and the dog meets an unfortunate can of red paint.
Sneaking home from an all-night party, Phil and Frankie wreck the furnace blower and replace it with a war-surplus wind tunnel.
Given a valuable modern sculpture for his birthday, Phil decides to auction it off.
Phil is New York-bound with the Jack Benny company, and the question is who gets to come along.
Broadcasting from New York, Phil resorts to drastic measures to get the city's press to pay attention to him instead of Alice.
Wandering the NBC studios in New York, Phil stumbles onto a game show called 'Sing It Best' and, of course, breaks into 'That's What I Like About the South.'
Short of cab fare, Phil and Frankie end up stranded atop a telephone pole.
Phil, who has a small role in Fox's 'Wabash Avenue,' can't stand the suspense and schemes to find out how his scenes turned out.
Phil breaks up Marjorie Scott's romance with a fortune hunter by steering her toward Julius Abruzzio.
Having gotten Marjorie Scott smitten with Julius the grocery boy, Phil and Frankie now scramble to break the couple up.
Alice buys her first new car, and Phil and Frankie 'fix' the windshield wiper -- ending with the motor removed.
Broadcasting from Palm Springs, Frankie thinks he has seen flying saucers and a man from Mars, and takes the story to the papers under Phil's name.
Phil is convinced he has seen a six-foot Easter Bunny -- in fact, two of them.
Roped into entertaining at Mr. Scott's daughter's birthday party, Phil and Frankie stage 'Cinderella' -- with Phil in the title role.
Tired of nagging Phil about his unanswered mail, Alice sets out to hire him a male secretary.
Alice's campaign to hire Phil a secretary to handle his neglected correspondence.
Phil and Frankie buy a used trunk and become convinced there is a dead body inside it.
It is Mother's Day, and Phil and Frankie are determined to cook a fifty-four-pound turkey.
Phil sets out to renew his driver's license -- no simple errand where he is concerned.
Phil struggles to scare up two extra tickets to the sold-out road company of 'South Pacific.'
The season finale, as Phil, Alice and Frankie plan a trip to London and Paris -- and Phil faces down a vaccination.
The season opener finds Phil and Alice signing with a brand-new sponsor, RCA.
Phil and Frankie have tickets to the big football game, but Alice has bought him a television set instead -- more or less.
Babysitting duty leaves Frankie with one baby too many on his hands.
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