CTVA US Comedy - "Our Miss Brooks" (Desilu/CBS) (1952-56) starring Eve Arden

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Our Miss Brooks (1952-56)
Episode Guide compiled by The Classic TV Archive
contributions by: Tom Alger, Tom Dischley, Rina Fox, Wayne Miller, Robert Leszczak, James Beer
references:
Library of Congress (telnet://locis.loc.gov)
Internet Movie Database (https://us.imdb.com)

Our Miss Brooks (season 1) (CBS) (1952-53)
Our Miss Brooks (season 2) (CBS) (1953-54)
Our Miss Brooks (season 3) (CBS) (1954-55)
Our Miss Brooks (season 4) (CBS) (1955-56)
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OUR MISS BROOKS - the tv series
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Desilu Productions, Inc.
CBS Network Television presentation
CBS (Fridays 9:30 pm EST seasons 1-3)
CBS (Fridays 8:30 pm EST season 4)
Production Executive Larry Berns

US tv Comedy series 1952-56 130 episodes x 30m bw  (4 seasons)
starring
Eve Arden as Connie Brooks (1952-1956)
Gale Gordon as Osgood Conklin (1952-1956)
Robert Rockwell as Philip Boynton (1952-1956)
Richard Crenna as Walter Denton (1952-1955) (seasons 1-3)
Gene Barry as Gene Talbot (1955-1956) (season 4)

Jane Morgan as Mrs. Margaret Davis, landlady (1952-1956)
Gloria McMillan as Harriet Conklin (1952-1955)
Leonard Smith as Stretch Snodgrass (1952-1955)
Mary Jane Croft as Miss Daisy Enright (1952-1954)
Virginia Gordon as Mrs. Martha Conklin #1 (1952-1953)
Paula Winslowe as Mrs. Martha Conklin #2 (1953-1956)
Joseph Kearns as Superintendent Stone (1953-1955)
Ricky Vera as Ricky Velasco (1954-1955)
Ricky Vera as Benny Romero (1955-1956)
Bob Sweeney as Mr. Oliver Munsey (1955-1956)
Nana Bryant as Mrs. Angela Nestor #1 (1955)
Jesslyn Fax as Mrs Angela Nestor #2 (1954-1956)
Isabel Randolph as Mrs Nestor, Angela's sister (1955-1956)
William Ching as Clint Albright (1955-1956)
Hy Averback as Mr. Romero (1956)

Premise/ Background:
The trials and tribulations of Connie Brooks, the wisecracking English teacher at Madison High School. Stories depict
her romantic misadventures as she struggles to impress Philip Boynton, the biology instructor; and her continual clash
with crusty, blustery Osgood P. Conklin, the principal. Connie rented a room from kindly old Mrs. Davis and rode to school
each morning with one of her students, the dimwitted Walter Denton.

Our Miss Brooks had originated on CBS radio in 1948, and was heard on both radio and TV throughout the mid 1950s with
essentially the same cast.

Miss Brooks' cat was called 'Minerva'

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Eve Arden starred in 2 other television comedy series:-

The Eve Arden Show (1957-58) - 26 episodes x 30 min bw
Eve Arden as Liza Hammond
Gail Stone as Jenny Hammond, twin daughter
Karen Greene as Mary Hammond, twin daughter

The Mothers In Law (1967-69) - 56 episodes x 30 min color
Eve Arden as Eve Hubbard
Herbert Rudley as Herb Hubbard
Kaye Ballard as Kaye
Roger C. Carmel as Roger
Desi Arnaz as Raphael del Gado
Richard Deacon as Roger Buell

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Comedy in three acts adapted from the original material of R. J. Mann.
by Perry Clark, pseud. of Christopher Sergel.
30Sep50

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Lute Productions, Inc. for Warner Brothers, Inc
written by Al Lewis & Joseph Quillan
directed by Al Lewis
starring
Eve Arden
Gale Gordon
Robert Rockwell
Don Porter
Jane Morgan
Richard Crenna
Nick Adams

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