Robert Young incarnant Jim Anderson
Épisodes 203
In 1959 the producers were approached to do a U.S. Savings Bond benefit for the American Federation of Labor and the Treasury Department. Though never aired on television, it was distributed to schools, churches, and civic groups. Extremely rare copies can still be found.
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Bud Takes Up the Dance
Bud tries to learn how to dance from a book for his first school dance.
Lire la suiteLesson in Citizenship
Jim tells his family to help others which leads to complications.
Lire la suiteThe Motor Scooter
Jim buys Bud a motor scooter but Margaret won't let him have it.
Lire la suiteFootball Tickets
Jim gets tickets to an important football game, and picks one of the kids to go with him—only to be blackmailed by an important client (who wants to go to the game, too) out of one of his tickets. He then tries frantically to find a second one.
Lire la suiteLive My Own Life
Bud moves out, but discovers he can't clean, cook, or take care of himself.
Lire la suiteGrandpa Jim's Rejuvenation
Jim comes to believe that he is over the hill.
Lire la suiteBud's Encounter With the Law
Bud becomes increasingly paranoid when Kathy (who has a fascination with the new washing machine, and puts everything in there) places a letter addressed to him by the police department in the washing machine, and ruins the letter, so he doesn’t know why he is asked to be there within seven days.
Lire la suiteThanksgiving Day
Kathy writes the best poem in the fourth grade on what Thanksgiving means to her, and Jim builds the poem up in his mind to unreasonable expectations for a fourth grader. When he actually finds out what the poem consists of, his hopes for Kathy’s future are deflated and he disparages the poem to Margaret, unwitting that Kathy has overheard.
Lire la suiteSecond Honeymoon
Jim's weekend retreat, just he and his wife, seems like a perfect idea, at first. But he doesn't want to pass this on to the kids when he learns that the kids have plans with them; and then when the kids take the news too easy, Jim and Margaret are befuddled. They leave, but soon they start thinking about their kids and after reaching the lodge they want to phone in - but no one answers the call...
Lire la suiteTypical Father
Jim becomes worried that things between Betty and a new male friend of hers are getting too serious.
Lire la suiteMargaret Goes Dancing
Jim and Margaret rarely disagree on anything. But when he finds out Margaret signed them up to take dancing lessons, Jim refuses to do so, and ends up defiantly going to his old club, leaving her to take lessons alone.
Lire la suiteThe Christmas Story
Jim takes the family into the woods to cut down their own tree, and they become stranded there.
Lire la suiteSparrow in the Window
Kathy discovers a wounded Sparrow on the windowsill of the house—which she then considers hers—and the whole family becomes involved in trying to help it get better.
Lire la suiteBoy's Week
Jim receives a traffic ticket and Bud is appointed to be judge on that day.
Lire la suiteA Friend of Old George's
An unwanted visitor that won't leave spoils Kathy's birthday party.
Lire la suiteBud the Snob
Bud is deemed a snob by the girls in school because he won’t speak to any of them. When Jim talks it over with him, he discovers that Bud‘s real problem is that he becomes tongue-tied around them.
Lire la suiteThe Promised Playhouse
After making a big deal about people keeping their word, Jim is forced to put his words into practice to set a good example for his family.
Lire la suiteJim the Farmer
Jim wants to give up his office job in order to move into the country to lead a quiet, and less stressful, life as a farmer. Margaret doesn't think that he means it seriously, but he crosses more lines to fulfill his dream than he ever has before.
Lire la suiteFather of the Year
Jim is happy to learn his kids are planning to enter him in a Father of the Year contest. But things, of course, don’t go smoothly.
Lire la suiteThe Mink Coat
Even though finances have grown a little tight in the Anderson household, Jim buys Margaret a mink coat that ends up being more trouble than it’s worth.
Lire la suiteThe Matchmaker
Margaret tries to get her cousin and her boyfriend married.
Lire la suiteBud the Bridesmaid
Margaret's cousin (from the previous episode) is set to wed in the Anderson household, but things go wrong, due to the nervousness of the prospective bride and groom, and the wedding is called off. Poor Bud is reeled in to do a stand-in for the bride at the rehearsal.
Lire la suiteProud Father
Jim tries to help the children regain their confidence.
Lire la suiteFather Delivers the Papers
Bud injures himself, so Jim delivers the papers on his route to avoid Bud being fired.
Lire la suiteNo Partiality
Kathy and Betty fight for the attention of the same man.
Lire la suiteClose Decision
Margaret worries the entire day over what will become of Bud’s future if he doesn’t develop good character. This is tied in with a baseball game Bud is trying to get to play in.
Lire la suiteArt of Salesmanship
Jim tries to encourage Bud to take after him in salesmanship.
Lire la suiteFather's Private Life
Jim comes home tired one day and is harangued by the kids. So, he and Margaret set up new rules to give him some time to relax—but it ends up backfiring.
Lire la suiteLessons in Civics
A new highway is getting built, and for that the old community hall is going to be pulled down. That's something Jim wouldn't like to see since the hall is a historical monument, and also, memories from his youth are connected with this hall. Everyone from the family sees how much the hall means to Jim, and they use different ways to organize help.
Lire la suiteFirst Disillusionment
Bud loses a job to a boy who fakes his resume, which leads him to believe it is alright to do this himself
Lire la suiteWoman in the House
Margaret is forced to invite a woman who makes her uncomfortable because she is Jim's friend's wife.
Lire la suiteNew Girl at School
Bud learns that the girl he likes is dating his best friend.
Lire la suiteKathy Makes Magic
Kathy gets a new magic set, from a trade with a friend, and becomes convinced she can truly wield magic.
Lire la suiteAdvantage to Betty
Betty has recently taken up tennis at school and is chosen for a photo shoot for the paper. This causes friction between her and her doubles partner, Eula, who is the team’s best player.
Lire la suiteThe Big Test
Bud is accused of cheating because he is suddenly getting high grades in class.
Lire la suiteFather Is a Dope
After commenting on a sitcom (“Father Does It Again”) the family watches together one night, Jim speaks about how TV fathers are often portrayed as dumb in comparison with their families. Later, he plans on going hunting and starts believing that Margaret and the kids are secretly trying to get him to stay.
Lire la suiteSpirit of Youth
When Jim gets an invitation to a dance for his class reunion—class of ‘33—the kids start behaving as if their parents are ancient. Then, when the kids at their alma mater treat them the same, Jim and Margaret deal with the thought of getting older.
Lire la suiteBud, the Ladykiller
Bud gets irritated by a girl (whom he refers to as “Dumb Dora”) who has a crush on him, hurts her feelings when his irritation leads to cruelty, and must make amends.
Lire la suiteMargaret's Premonition
Margaret has a premonition of danger for Jim’s upcoming business trip, and tries to get Jim to postpone it. But Jim believes it’s a bunch of superstitious nonsense, and insists on going anyway.
Lire la suiteStage to Yuma
Tate Idsen saves a stagecoach from savage Indians in a flashback sequence.
Lire la suiteBad Influence
Bud gets in trouble when his latest friend turns out to be a kleptomaniac.
Lire la suiteBetty Hates Carter
Betty is indignant when Jim arranges a date for her with an old insurance salesman buddy’s son, Carter.
Lire la suiteJim, the Tyrant
Jim comes home early from work, after a long, hard day, and expects to gain comfort from his family, but is quickly disillusioned when they all are too absorbed in their own interests and tasks to pay attention to him. This just makes his mood more sour and he declares at dinner that if he must, he will become a tyrant. This leads to unwelcome consequences.
Lire la suiteBetty's Brother
Bud is having trouble in school and the family are hard-pressed to find out why. Eventually, Jim and Margaret come to the conclusion that, since he’s entered high school, he’s lost his confidence over being constantly compared to Betty and her accomplishments.
Lire la suiteBetty Earns a Formal
Betty gets a job to pay for a new, expensive formal for the Cinderella Ball at the country club.
Lire la suiteThe House Painter
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Bud, the Wallflower
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The Bus to Nowhere
The last few days Betty has no fun, she's sullen and does nothing. No one gets through to her, not even her parents. Betty faces a personal crisis when she has to find answers, basically, to the meaning-of-life question. The only way out for her is to put Bud's story (which he has written as an assignment) into reality: Enter a bus and go as far as the money takes her.
Lire la suiteKathy, the Indian Giver
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The Historical Andersons
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The Grass is Greener
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The Persistent Guest
Bud new friend won't leave the Anderson house because he has no family.
Lire la suiteFamily Reunion
The family tries to think up excuses to keep from going to Margaret's family reunion.
Lire la suiteFamily Dines Out
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Bud, the Boxer
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Betty, Girl Engineer
Betty decides to become an engineer. Doyle: Roger Smith. Robert Young, Jane Wyatt, Billy Gray, Lauren Chapin.
Lire la suiteThe Martins and the Coys
Betty and her boyfriend refuse to see again after Jim and his father fight.
Lire la suiteDilemma for Margaret
Margaret admits before the PTA that she can't control her children.
Lire la suiteHero Father
Former baseball star Duke Snider appears in this episode. Robert Young, Jane Wyatt, Elinor Donahue, Billy Gray, Lauren Chapin. Sandy: Tommy Ivo. Bramer: Kenneth Tobey. Kippy: Paul Wallace.
Lire la suiteFather, the Naturalist
Jim fights the elements to collect plants for Kathy's nature folder. Jane Wyatt, Elinor Donahue, Billy Gray.
Lire la suiteThe Ten Dollar Question
The family member who doesn't tattle for one week will receive ten dollars.
Lire la suiteAdopted Daughter
Kathy finds a receipt for $25 from the adoption center and believes she was adopted.
Lire la suiteBetty's Graduation
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No Apron Strings
Bud tries to prove he's not tied to his mother's apron strings. Robert Young, Jane Wyatt, Billy Gray, Elinor Donahue, Lauren Chapin. Georgia: Denise Alexander.
Lire la suiteNever in Twain
On a dude ranch, Betty falls in love with a cowboy only to discover the relationship won't last.
Lire la suiteBetty Goes to College
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Man About Town
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The Homing Pigeon
Jim tries discouraging Betty from taking her own apartment. Robert Young, Jane Wyatt, Elinor Donahue, Billy Gray, Lauren Chapin. Jean: Donna Jo Gribble.
Lire la suiteSpaghetti for Margaret
The Andersons entertain an aspiring writer---aspiring for 30 years. Robert Young, Jane Wyatt, Elinor Donahue, Billy Gray, Lauren Chapin. Harper: Herb Butterfield.
Lire la suiteBetty's Birthday
Betty announces that she doesn't want a birthday party or presents.
Lire la suiteBud, the Millionaire
To teach Bud a lesson, Jim gives him ten dollars a week for allowance, but he's not to spend the money on anyone else but himself.
Lire la suiteThe Old Days
Jim and Margaret complain about the children's sloppy clothes. Robert Young, Jane Wyatt, Elinor Donahue, Billy Gray, Lauren Chapin. Dotty: Yvonne Lime.
Lire la suiteWhistle Bait
Betty's esteem is low after another girl gets all the attention she used to get.
Lire la suiteThe Great Guy
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The Family Goes to New York
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Betty Goes Steady
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The Good Prospect
The Andersons try bringing an old man out of his dream world. Robert Young, Jane Wyatt, Elinor Donahue, Billy Gray, Lauren Chapin. Mr. Lydom: Don Beddoe. Mrs. Lydom: Mary Adams. Kippy: Paul Wallace.
Lire la suiteThe Angel's Sweater
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The Promising Young Man
The boss's son goes to work in Jim's office. Robert Young, Jane Wyatt, Elinor Donahue, Billy Gray, Lauren Chapin. Ward: Willis Bouchey.
Lire la suiteMargaret Hires a Gardener
A Spanish immigrant, Frank, fixes the Andersons lawn and then charges a high price.
Lire la suiteBig Sister
At summer camp Kathy rebels after her counselor, Betty, keeps pushing her to do better.
Lire la suiteSwiss Family Anderson
The Anderson family becomes shipwrecked on a deserted island.
Lire la suiteBrief Holiday
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The Lawn Party
Bud tells the family they are to set up for a lawn party that is tomorrow.
Lire la suiteShort Wave
While listening to Buds short wave radio the family overhears a distress call from a boat.
Lire la suiteCarnival
Bud squanders Jim's money at a carnival. Robert Young, Jane Wyatt, Elinor Donahue, Lauren Chapin. Burt: Dick Foran. Kippy: Paul Wallace.
Lire la suiteBetty and the Jet Pilot
Betty's new boyfriend, a jet pilot, is transferred to Alaska.
Lire la suiteTrip to Hillsborough
Looking for adventure, Bud travels to a neighboring town. Robert Young, Jane Wyatt, Elinor Donahue, Billy Gray, Lauren Chapin. Kippy: Paul Wallace.
Lire la suiteAn Evening to Remember
The Anderson home is disrupted by a visit from actor Cornel Wilde. Robert Young, Jane Wyatt, Elinor Donahue, Billy Gray, Lauren Chapin. Hansen: Lloyd Corrigan.
Lire la suiteBud Buys a Car
Bud buys a car for $10. Jim: Robert Young. Margaret: Jane Wyatt.
Lire la suiteSafety First
When Bud receives a traffic ticket he is forced to become a crossing guard.
Lire la suiteBud, the Hero
Bud - a hero? A chain reaction of events, starting with a girl who wants to use Bud to make her boyfriend jealous leads to Bud preventing a bank robbery, making him the hero of the town.
Lire la suiteBetty, the Track Star
3Apr57 Betty becomes flower queen and wins a track race all in the same day.
Lire la suiteThe Spelling Bee
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Bud, the Philanthropist
Kippy takes credit for a church donation Bud made, and Bud plans to get even.
Lire la suiteBaby in the House
Jim and Margaret takes care of a baby Betty is baby-sitting so she can go out.
Lire la suiteClass Prophecy
Henry Pruett, a traveling salesman on tour, accidentally knocks on the door of Margaret: she, Jim and Henry attended college together and he was a promising man back then - on his way to become a doctor. But all he is now is the salesman (and a bad one too) and that's embarrassing for him and he decides to keep it a secret. But Margaret and Jim find out about this anyway.
Lire la suiteThe Art of Romance
Bud gets advice from Jim on how to win over Judy, while she is asking Margaret.
Lire la suiteMargaret Disowns Her Family
Margaret tries to help a young woman overcome her fear of having a baby.
Lire la suiteGrandpa Retires
Jim and Margaret are called in to help Margaret's dad, who's about to hand over his printing office and retire. The main reason is his groggy health lately, but it seems that giving up his office is the actual source for this problems.
Lire la suiteShoot for the Moon
Sageman helps the Andersons regain their self-confidence.
Lire la suiteFollow the Leader
Bud must decide if he should stand up for a teacher or join the class in a revolt.
Lire la suiteThe Awkward Hero
Betty tutors a football player who will escort her to a dance as payment.
Lire la suiteThe Good Neighbor
Margaret receives a new house which she plans to rent out.
Lire la suiteBud, the Executive
Bud becomes the chairman for the planning of his high school picnic.
Lire la suiteSentenced to Happiness
The Anderson's gardener, Frank, is forced to get a real job and then winds up in court.
Lire la suiteMother Goes to School
Margaret enrolls in an English class in college and is put in Betty's class.
Lire la suiteThe Indispensable Man
Bud is not able to play in the football game because he wouldn't go to bed early.
Lire la suiteKathy's Big Chance
Kathy competes in an essay contest judged by Greer Garson.
Lire la suiteMargaret Learns to Drive
Jim tries to teach Margaret how to drive a car.
Lire la suiteThe Way of a Dictator
Bud is given the pleasure of raising Kathy when he says they are doing it all wrong.
Lire la suiteMr. Beal Meets His Match
Betty is going through a phase where she thinks selfishness is the sole motivator in people's lives.
Lire la suiteKathy Makes a Wish
When Kathy finds a horseshoe and she wishes for a horse, and gets one.
Lire la suiteMan With a Plan
A girl thinks Bud is going into the Army and throws a going away party.
Lire la suiteCalypso Kid
Bud practices the bongo drums to impress his new girlfriend.
Lire la suiteFather's Biography
Jim can either attend a business meeting or see Kathy read his biography.
Lire la suiteThe Rivals
Betty has two dates for the same night and doesn't plan to break either one.
Lire la suiteBud, the Mind Reader
Bud practices mind reading, and Betty tries to make the debating team.
Lire la suiteMargaret's Other Family
The family gets mad when Margaret keeps helping a furniture maker and his wife.
Lire la suiteThe Trial
Bud is in trouble when he is accused of causing damage to a neighbor's property.
Lire la suiteRevenge is Sweet
26Feb58 Betty teases Bud saying he is sloppy when some very influential people come over.
Lire la suiteCountry Cousin
The Anderson's cousin, Milly, arrives for a visit and to look at the college.
Lire la suitePoor Old Dad
Bud believes that his father is henpecked when he willingly does everything Margaret wants him to.
Lire la suiteBetty's Crusade
Betty tries to help an old man fix up his restaurant so he isn't evicted by Jim's company.
Lire la suiteYoung Love
Bud falls in love with an older woman at the grocery store who is married.
Lire la suiteTell It to Mom
Chaos strikes when Betty hides a pair of skates for a friend of hers.
Lire la suiteA Friend in Need
A very talented dog shows up and takes residence in the Anderson's house.
Lire la suiteA Medal For Margaret
When Jim plans to build a case for trophies, and Margaret sets out to win a medal.
Lire la suiteThe Weaker Sex
Betty tries to use her feminine wiles on a young man to get him to take her out.
Lire la suiteJim, the Answer Man
Jim is bombarded with questions when he is getting ready for a business trip.
Lire la suiteBud Quits School
When Bud meets a successful business man who quit school and Bud plans to do the same.
Lire la suiteA Matter of Pride
Bud is chosen as the most popular boy in his class at school.
Lire la suiteBetty Finds a Cause
Betty tries to make a man remove a hedge that blocks the view on a road.
Lire la suiteVine Covered Cottage
Betty and Ralph plan to get married, but find it is not as happy as they thought.
Lire la suiteBe Kind to Bud Week
Bud thinks Betty has an ulterior motive when she is kind to him.
Lire la suiteKathy's Romance
Kathy's new boyfriend is more interested in Jim than of Kathy.
Lire la suiteVoice From the Past
Bud prepares for the arrival of the homecoming queen.
Lire la suiteFrank's Family Tress
Frank tries to console Kathy by telling her that his family are entertainers.
Lire la suiteAlways Plan Ahead
Jim tries to teach the children a lesson when they are constantly not planning ahead.
Lire la suiteSecond Wedding
Betty talks Jim and Margaret into getting married again for their anniversary.
Lire la suiteBud, the Caretaker
Bud finds a dent on the back of the car he is watching for a friend.
Lire la suiteBetty, the Pioneer Woman
Betty plays the founder of Springfield's wife in a play of what really happened.
Lire la suiteFair Exchange
An Indian exchange student arrives for the weekend from Betty's college.
Lire la suiteBud, the Snob
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Margaret Wins a Car
In a raffle, Margaret wins a car and uses it to help the orphans home.
Lire la suiteThe Great Experiment
Jim attempts to get the family to broaden their horizons and disaster strikes.
Lire la suiteThe Christmas Story
The family recalls as they are putting up the Christmas tree, how Jim wanted them to cut their own tree, and in the process got stranded in a cabin.
Lire la suiteThe Basketball Coach
Jim becomes the coach of Bud's basketball team.
Lire la suiteKathy, Girl Executive
Kathy is elected by the family to control Bud's lawn moving company.
Lire la suiteThe Good Samaritan
5Jan59 Bud must do a good deed for an English report and ends up resenting the whole world.
Lire la suiteThe Ideal Father
Uncle Charlie believes the children are spoiled when they forget Jim's birthday.
Lire la suiteBig Shot Bud
Bud gets into hot water when he tries to buy Margaret a bottle of expensive perfume.
Lire la suiteHard Luck Leo
Leo visits and takes advantage of the whole family until something surprising happens.
Lire la suiteBud, the Campus Romeo
When Bus refuses dates, the girl launch an anti-Bud campaign.
Lire la suiteCrisis Over a Kiss
Bud tries to save Betty from her boyfriend but Betty resents the help.
Lire la suiteKathy Grows Up
Kathy says she wants to be treated as if she was an adult.
Lire la suiteA Man of Merit
Jim learns that he is to be appointed as an outstanding person in the community.
Lire la suiteBetty Makes a Choice
Betty is faced with a hard decision that will affect her future.
Lire la suiteIt's a Small World
Margaret must decide to attend a luncheon or go with Jim on an important trip.
Lire la suiteTwo Loves Has Bud
Bud has a hard time when he must decide between two girls to take to the prom.
Lire la suiteAn Extraordinary Woman
The Anderson's are visited by an author on African Culture.
Lire la suiteThe Art of Romance
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Formula for Happiness
Strange things begin to happen when Jim's dreams start to come true.
Lire la suiteBud and the Debutante
Bud tries to impress a wealthy girl by taking her to an expensive restaurant.
Lire la suiteThe Promised Playhouse
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The Meanest Professor
Bud regrets writing a bad article about a professor after the professor finds the article.
Lire la suiteLive My Own Life
This is a recut version of episode 5 with the same name where Bud goes out on his own and tries to make good.
Lire la suiteBud Has A Problem
Bud blames his professor when it appears he will not pass Physics.
Lire la suiteThe Great Anderson Mystery
The Andersons act out a detective story when the television breaks down.
Lire la suiteMargaret Goes Dancing Flashback
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The Gold Turnip
1Jun59 Bud feels that there is no use for tradition so he starts to break all traditions.
Lire la suiteA Day in the Country
While on the way to visit Margaret's parents, the car breaks down leaving the family stranded on a deserted road.
Lire la suiteBud Branches Out
Bud falls in love with his college French professor.
Lire la suiteThe Gardener's Big Day
Frank is chosen to represent the town at the opening of a park, but when the town council meets Frank, they want another person to represent their city- someone who looks more like an average American.
Lire la suiteThe Imposter
Betty becomes involved with a young lawyer pretending to be the owner of a radio store.
Lire la suiteBud Plays It Safe
Bud decides to date the coach's daughter in order to make sure he gets on the football team.
Lire la suiteBicycle Trip for Two
Jim's plans for a quiet bicycle trip end up with Jim and Margaret arguing
Lire la suiteFirst Disillusionment
Bud tells Kathy about the job he didn't get when another boy faked his credentials.
Lire la suiteMargaret's Old Flame
Jim and Margaret tease one another about people they dated as their college reunion nears.
Lire la suiteKathy Becomes a Girl
The family tries to change Kathy from a tomboy into a beautiful girl.
Lire la suiteBud, the Willing Worker
Bud wants a part-time job at a service station in order to get enough money to buy a boat.
Lire la suiteTurn the Other Cheek
Both Jim and Kathy are doublecrossed by their friends.
Lire la suiteGood Joke on Mom
Margaret tricks the family into believing that she has been elected chairwoman of the children's clinic building program.
Lire la suiteBetty's Double
Betty wins a trip to Hollywood because she looks like a famous movie star.
Lire la suiteFather, the Naturalist
This is a recut version of episode 30. It is not part of the current syndication package and is considered ""lost"".
Lire la suiteBud Hides Behind a Skirt
Betty is campaigning for safe driving, while Bud is accused of reckless driving.
Lire la suiteTogetherness
A reporter visits the family in order to do an article on family togetherness.
Lire la suiteSecond Best
Betty competes in the college fencing tournament.
Lire la suiteKathy's Big Deception
Kathy, desperate for a date at the community picnic, makes up a story about a boyfriend.
Lire la suiteCupid Knows Best
Kathy, desperate for a date at the community picnic, makes up a story about a boyfriend.
Lire la suiteThe Big Test
Betty arranges a match between Frank and a worker in a flower shop.
Lire la suiteJim's Big Surprise
Jim is surprised by his family's lack of interest when he is named Father of the Year.
Lire la suiteTime to Retire
When Bud reaffirms and old man's belief in life, he decides to open his own insurance company and hire Bud as his assistant.
Lire la suiteBud, the Speculator
Bud invests money in a phony stock scheme and winds up losing fifty dollars
Lire la suiteThe $500 Letter
The Andersons get a check from an admirer and must find out which member of the family the check was meant for.
Lire la suiteAdopted Daughter
While Kathy is trying to repair her birth certificate frame, she recalls the time she thought she was adopted.
Lire la suiteFamily Contest
Kathy destroys a picture of a family competing against hers in a photo contest
Lire la suiteLove and Learn
Bud falls in love with his English Tutor
Lire la suiteBlind Date
Betty dates a boy everyone regards as a loser
Lire la suiteBetty's Career Problem
Betty becomes frustrated when every college contest she enters, she loses to Cliff Bowman, who may even steal her job, too
Lire la suiteBud Lives It Up
Bud spends more money than he has in order to impress a girl in Chicago.
Lire la suiteNot His Type
Betty is caught in the middle of an argument between two of her friends who are planning to marry.
Lire la suiteBetty's Graduation
When Kathy refuses to graduate from high school, the family tells her about Betty's reluctance to graduate from High School, too. This is a recut version of episode 63. It is not part of the syndication package and is considered ""lost"".
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