The engagement threatens Mary’s job and sends her into the arms of married Ronnie (Ricardo Cortez). Can the company survive without her? Can Jim? Part 3 of 3. First posted November 15, 2011.

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Sitting up in bed in pajamas, Mary (Mary Astor) bites her lip as she reads The New York Times Book Review.

When Jim reaches the presidency, Mary (Mary Astor) naturally becomes his private secretary. But he only sees her as all-business while other women enter the picture. Part 2 of 3. First posted November 1, 2011.

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Jim (Robert Ames) and Mary (Mary Astor) face each other on a sofa.

A secretary (Mary Astor) uses her unappreciated business acumen to get a flashy salesman (Robert Ames) to the top of their company. But will she get her heart broken in the process? 1931. Part 1 of 3. First posted October 24, 2011.

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Mary (Mary Astor) gazes wistfully into space while sitting at her switchboard at work.

After they each have a hard day, Rob and Laura have a fight, and everyone seems to have a different perspective on it – even the fish! 1962. First posted October 17, 2011.

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Rob (Dick Van Dyke) wears a rumpled hat as he and Laura (Mary Tyler Moore) frown at each other with a fish tank in front of them.

In this episode of the classic tv series, Rob (Dick Van Dyke) brings home a couple baby ducks, knowing their stay will end in heartbreak for the family. 1962.

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In the office, Rob (Dick Van Dyke) frowns as he holds two baby ducks.

Frank (Lloyd Bridges) helps Pauline (Moira Lister) evade the police so she can pay off a blackmailer, but two very big surprises turn everything upside down. Part 2 of 2. First posted September 26, 2011.

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In the shadows backstage at the theatre, Francine (Moira Lister) looks up with her mouth slightly open and frowning.

Soon after an American (Lloyd Bridges) arrives in London, the man he was standing beside is killed by a sniper. What connection could the victim have with the wartime flame he’s come to see? 1953. Part 1 of 2. First posted September 19, 2011.

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Outside a building, Frank (Lloyd Bridges) watches Pauline (Moira Lister) talk as she looks warily in another direction.

Virginia and a clever cry for help lead Renfrew to the counterfeiters – and a showdown with an unexpected enemy. Part 2 of 2. First posted September 12, 2011.

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Renfrew (James Newill) talks on a telephone while up a telephone pole.

When he’s not singing or cooking, Canadian Sergeant Renfrew (James Newill) sets out to apprehend a gang of counterfeiters involved in the murder of a fellow Mountie. 1937. Part 1 of 2. First posted September 6, 2011.

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In uniform , Sergeant Renfrew (James Newill) sings as he rides his horse.

Fitzgerald continues his story, in which Andy (David Huffman) watches Ailie (Susan Sarandon) fall for Earl as the call to battle draws near for the soldiers. Part 3 of 3. First posted August 30, 2011.

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Sitting beside each other at a dance, Andy (David Huffman) and Ailie (Susan Sarandon) look at each other.