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Starring Eve Arden
Season 2 (CBS) (1953-54)
Episode Guide compiled by The Classic TV Archive
contributions by: Tom Alger, Tom Dischley, Rina Fox, Wayne Miller, Robert Leszczak
references:
TV Guide /   Library of Congress (telnet://locis.loc.gov)
Internet Movie Database (https://us.imdb.com)
UCLA Film and Television Archive

   ############## Our Miss Brooks ###############
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Desilu Productions, Inc.
CBS Fridays 9:30 pm Eastern
Production Executive Larry Berns
32 episodes

2.01 [039] Our Miss Brooks: CLAY CITY CHAPERONE
Prod. no. 42
2Oct53 [us] CBS orig. airdate

2.02 [040] Our Miss Brooks: BONES, SON OF CYRANO
Prod. no. 43 (used twice)
9Oct53 CBS Fri
Synopsis:
A love note written by Mr. Boynton falls into the wrong hands.[WM]

2.03 [041] Our Miss Brooks: SPARE THE ROD _or_ SPARE THAT ROD
Prod. no. 40
16Oct53 [us] CBS orig. airdate

2.04 [042] Our Miss Brooks: FACULTY BAND
Prod. no. 44.
23Oct53 [us] CBS orig. airdate
Cast:
Eve Arden (Connie Brooks)
Gale Gordon (Osgood Conklin)
Robert Rockwell (Philip Boynton).

2.05 [043] Our Miss Brooks: THE LITTLE VISITOR
Prod. no. 43 (used twice)
30Oct53 CBS Fri
Synopsis:
Miss Brooks hears that Principal Conklin and his wife are awaiting a "little visitor"
and assumes they are expecting a baby.[WM]

2.07 [044] Our Miss Brooks: TRIAL BY JURY
Prod. no. 41.
6Nov53 [us] CBS orig. airdate

2.08 [045] Our Miss Brooks: PHONE BOOK FOLLIES
Prod. no. 45
13Nov53 [us] CBS orig. airdate

2.09 [046] Our Miss Brooks: THANKSGIVING SHOW
Prod. no. 46
20Nov53 [us] CBS orig. airdate

2.10 [047] Our Miss Brooks: VITAMIN E-4
Prod. no. 47
27Nov53 CBS Fri
Synopsis:
Miss Brooks, Mr. Conklin and Mr. Boynton decide to leave Madison High for a better-paying job.[WM]

2.11 [048] Our Miss Brooks: SWAP WEEK
Prod. no. 49.
11Dec53 [us] CBS orig airdate

2.12 [049] Our Miss Brooks: OH, DEM GOLDEN SLIPPERS
18Dec53 [us] CBS orig. airdate

2.13 [050] Our Miss Brooks: CHRISTMAS SHOW 1953
25Dec53 [us] CBS orig. airdate
director, Al Lewis
writers, Al Lewis, Joe Quillan.
Editor, Douglas Hines;
photography, Karl Freund
music, Wilbur Hatch.
Guest Cast:
Sammy Ogg
Summary:
It's Christmas Eve and Connie Brooks is all alone and resigned
to spending a quiet evening at home with Mrs. Davis' cat Minerva.
After she buys a "magic" Christmas tree from a glib-tongued young
salesman, she falls asleep and dreams that all her friends pay
her a surprise visit.
Sponsored by:
Bird's Eye frozen foods, Sanka coffee, Jell-O instant pudding

2.14 [051] Our Miss Brooks: HOSPITAL CAPER(S)
8Jan54 [us] CBS orig. airdate

2.15 [052] Our Miss Brooks: POSTAGE DUE
15Jan54 [us] CBS orig. airdate

2.16 [053] Our Miss Brooks: DO IT YOURSELF
22Jan54 [us] CBS orig. airdate

2.17 [054] Our Miss Brooks: BOBSEY TWINS IN STIR
29Jan54 [us] CBS orig. airdate

2.18 [055] Our Miss Brooks: THE JOCKEY
12Feb54 [us] CBS orig. airdate
Guest Cast:
Pat Goldin (as Billy Bunker, jockey)

2.19 [056] Our Miss Brooks: BROOK'S NEW CAR
19Feb54 [us] CBS airdate date

2.20 [057] Our Miss Brooks: THE HOBO JUNGLE
26Feb54 [us] CBS orig. airdate

2.21 [058] Our Miss Brooks: THE WILD GOOSE
12Mar54 [us] CBS orig. airdate

2.22 [059] Our Miss Brooks: HELLO, MISTER CHIPS
19Mar54 [us] CBS orig. airdate

2.23 [060 ] Our Miss Brooks: THE PARLOR GAME
Prod. no. 60
26Mar54 [us] CBS orig. airdate
production executive, Larry Berns
written for television by Al Lewis and Joe Quillan
directed by Al Lewis
*
director of photography, Karl Freund
editorial supervision, Dann Cahn
film editor, Douglas Hines
Music director, Wilbur Hatch
camera director, John Claar
production manager, Argyle Nelson
art director, Theobold Holsopple
set decorator, Theo. Offenbecker
assistant director, Bert Spurlin.
Summary:
Principal Conklin is pretty unhappy when Walter Denton takes a
romantic interest in his daughter
Commercials:
Instant Sanka Coffee -- Jell-o Instant Pudding.
Busy-day dessert -- Birds Eye Broccoli.
Get that something special.

2.24 [061] Our Miss Brooks: A DRY SCALP IS BETTER THAN NONE
Prod. no. 66.
9Apr54 [us] CBS orig. airdate

2.25 [062] Our Miss Brooks: THE ENGLISH TEST
Prod. no. 67
16Apr54 CBS Fri
Synopsis:
When most of her class fails an English test, Miss Brooks is given an ultimatum. [WM]

2.26 [063] Our Miss Brooks: SECOND HAND-FIRST AID
23Apr54 CBS Fri
Synopsis:
The lovesick English teacher rebels against teaching first aid. [WM]

2.27 [064] Our Miss Brooks: THE EGG
30Apr54 CBS Fri
Synopsis:
Mr. Conklin decides to photograph the actual hatching of an egg.[WM]

[--] 07May54 - no details

2.28 [065] Our Miss Brooks: THE BAKERY
Prod. no. 71
14May54 [us] CBS orig. airdate

2.29 [066] Our Miss Brooks: OLD AGE PLAN
Prod. no. 72
21May54 [us] CBS orig airdate

2.30 [067] Our Miss Brooks: THE HAWKINS TRAVEL AGENCY
Prod. no. 73 (used twice)
28May54 CBS Fri
Synopsis:
Connie, Mr. Conklin, Mr. Boynton and the school superintendent
have a great idea for a vacation that can be cheap.[WM]

[--] 04Jun54 - no details

2.31 [068] Our Miss Brooks: THE BICYCLE THIEF
11Jun54 [us] CBS orig. airdate

2.32 [069] Our Miss Brooks: JUST REMEMBER THE RED RIVER VALLEY
Prod. no. 76
18Jun54 [us] CBS orig. airdate
written for television by Al Lewis and Joe Quillan
Directed by Al Lewis
Guest Cast:
Frank Nelson ............ Matthew Jones
*
director of photography, Karl Freund
editorial supervision, Dann Cahn
film editor, Douglas Hines
production executive, Larry Berns.
Music director, Wilbur Hatch
camera director, John Claar
production manager, Argyle Nelson
art director, Theobold Holsopple
set decorator, Theo. Offenbecker
assistant director, Burt Spurlin.
Summary:
To get jobs with the "Deacon Jones Hillbilly Troupe," Connie and
her Madison High friends put on a hillbilly act for "Jones" when
he arrives in town. Only trouble is, he turns out to be the wrong
Jones.
Commercials:
Instant Sanka Coffee. Animated --
Swans Down Cake Mixes. Animated.
They win on all four counts --
Jell-o Instant Pudding. Animated.
New busy-day dessert.

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