"Life of Riley" - October 22, 1948. Episode titled "Problem Child." Riley’s boss has asked him for a big favor: he wants him to take the day off to look after his 7-year old nephew Cecil, who is a problem child. Riley manages to persuade Junior to do some drawings with him. When Cecil’s psychologist sees the picture, he deduces that Cecil has the mind of a 9-year-old in the body of a 7-year-old, and that his aggressive behavior problems have occurred because women have always dominated him.

"My Favorite Husband" - October 21, 1949/ Superstitious Liz tackles "Supercricket." When their romantic evening goes wrong, Liz thinks it is all because she walked under a ladder this morning. George reassures her that the dinner would have been just as bad if she hadn’t walked under a ladder!

"My Favorite Husband" - October 21, 1949/ Superstitious Liz tackles "Supercricket." When their romantic evening goes wrong, Liz thinks it is all because she walked under a ladder this morning. George reassures her that the dinner would have been just as bad if she hadn’t walked under a ladder!

"Stan Freberg Show" - October 20, 1957. The last show of the series--a reprise of the best skits from the previous fourteen shows.

"Stan Freberg Show" - October 20, 1957. The last show of the series--a reprise of the best skits from the previous fourteen shows.

"Big Town" - October 19, 1937. First show of the series starring Edward G. Robinson and Claire Trevor. Robinson played Steve Wilson, the editor of the fictional Illustrated Press. Film star Claire Trevor played the role of society editor Lorelei Kilbourne. In this premiere episode, Wilson decides to reveal that Mrs. Radsmith, a noted socialite in Big Town, is really "Pittsburgh Lil" from Alaska.

"Big Town" - October 19, 1937. First show of the series starring Edward G. Robinson and Claire Trevor. Robinson played Steve Wilson, the editor of the fictional Illustrated Press. Film star Claire Trevor played the role of society editor Lorelei Kilbourne. In this premiere episode, Wilson decides to reveal that Mrs. Radsmith, a noted socialite in Big Town, is really "Pittsburgh Lil" from Alaska.

"You Bet Your Life!" - October 18, 1950. The secret word is Floor, as Groucho Marx interviews some high school students...

"You Bet Your Life!" - October 18, 1950. The secret word is Floor, as Groucho Marx interviews some high school students...

"Information Please" - October 17, 1941. "Information Please" was an American radio quiz show, created by Dan Golenpaul, which aired from May 17, 1938 to April 22, 1951. The title was the contemporary phrase used to request from telephone operators what was then called "information" (but is now called "directory assistance"). The series was moderated by Clifton Fadiman. The guest panelist is Fred Allen.