"Our Miss Brooks" - July 19, 1948. The first show of the series. Osgood Conklin becomes the new principal of Madison High...after a traffic accident with Miss Brooks! (Can you spot what's out of place?)

"Men at Sea" - July 18, 1943. This program was produced to be aired in three eight-week sets, beginning with the summer of 1943 and airing each subsequent summer for the next two years as summer replacements for "The Great Gildersleeve." Each of the three summer replacement seasons of "Men at Sea" contained a mix of stories covering all aspects of the various important missions of the Merchant Marine.

"Men at Sea" - July 18, 1943. This program was produced to be aired in three eight-week sets, beginning with the summer of 1943 and airing each subsequent summer for the next two years as summer replacements for "The Great Gildersleeve." Each of the three summer replacement seasons of "Men at Sea" contained a mix of stories covering all aspects of the various important missions of the Merchant Marine.

"Our Miss Brooks," July 17, 1949. "The Conklin Carelessness Code" is a novel method of financing a new bust of Osgood Conkin!

"Our Miss Brooks," July 17, 1949. "The Conklin Carelessness Code" is a novel method of financing a new bust of Osgood Conkin!

"I Was A Communist For The FBI" - July 16, 1952. Episode title: “Rich Man, Poor Man.” The Party plans the downfall of a wealthy magazine publisher, and the takeover of his publications. Love to a dedicated Red is the business of the idle. During the nine loveless years Matt Cvetic spent as a communist, he learned that hate is a business too, a big business.

"I Was A Communist For The FBI" - July 16, 1952. Episode title: “Rich Man, Poor Man.” The Party plans the downfall of a wealthy magazine publisher, and the takeover of his publications. Love to a dedicated Red is the business of the idle. During the nine loveless years Matt Cvetic spent as a communist, he learned that hate is a business too, a big business.

"The Great Gildersleeve" - July 15, 1953. Gildy and Bronco go halves on a paint sprayer...and complications ensue.

"The Great Gildersleeve" - July 15, 1953. Gildy and Bronco go halves on a paint sprayer...and complications ensue.

"Stan Freberg Show" - July 14, 1957. Stan Freberg introduces a group of musical sheep who refuse to perform "Ba Ba Black Sheep" and insist on only playing cool jazz. Also, a biting satire on old Las Vegas.