The Mel Blanc Show — 1947
25 episodes broadcast in 1947.
A prized -- and now shattered -- Caruso record sets the week's trouble spinning.
January 14, 1947
Foreign Relatives
To help Mr. Colby land a bank loan, Mel poses as his rich foreign relative.
To help Mr. Colby land a bank loan, Mel poses as his rich foreign relative. (Community sources split this broadcast between Jan 14 and Jan 21.)
At the Zebras' costume party Mel plays a whole crowd of characters and joins The Sportsmen for the 'Ugga Ugga Boo' number.
Engaged four long years, Mel and Betty scheme at last to win her father's blessing for the match.
The bank picks Mel's birthday, of all days, to foreclose on the fix-it shop.
A loose bread thief hands Mel his shot at fame -- and the show detours into a dream Mel narrates in his Bugs Bunny voice.
The lodge's Grand Caliph is due for a visit, so Mel ropes Mr. Colby into a two-man comedy turn for the festivities.
Mr. Colby eyes a City Council seat, and a stuffed pheasant nearly wrecks his standing with the mayor.
Short the money for his income tax, Mel only makes things worse by selling off the wrong oil painting.
Mel discovers he is somehow engaged to Betty and to Cousin Dotty at the very same time.
The Order of Zebras runs a contest to crown 'Miss Ugga Ugga Boo,' and Mel has to pick a winner.
Mel's April Fools' gag convinces Mr. Colby that he has inherited an English fortune.
The swankiest society party of the season is tonight -- and Mel didn't make the guest list.
With Mr. Colby about to be interviewed, it falls to Mel to sell a reporter on his college credentials.
Mel and Betty call a trial separation, and Mel gamely wades back into the dating pool.
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