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Riley makes up his mind to buy a gift for his family members.
Riley helps Junior find someone to go to the dance with him.
Riley believes that men are better than women.
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Babs has made the choice to leave school and has found work.
Uncle Baxter comes back for another visit.
Riley is getting ready to go to the Father and Son Banquet with his son Junior.
The Riley family hasn't paid their bill to the butcher yet, so they won't be having lamb chops for dinner.
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Babs is turning sixteen years old, and she's hoping to throw a party to celebrate this special birthday milestone.
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Riley goes to a meeting held by the Neighborhood Betterment League so he can speak up about the problem of young people breaking the law and causing trouble.
Riley really doesn't like the French teacher when Peg starts taking lessons with Babs.
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Junior asks Riley for a baseball uniform, so Riley buys him one that used to belong to someone at a reform school. This makes people wonder if Riley himself had been in trouble with the law. The episode was created and produced by Irving Brecher, with writing by Alan Lipscott and Reuben Ship. It starred William Bendix and featured John Brown and Paula Winslowe, with music by Lou Kosloff.
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Babs wants to work as a model and is looking for a job in that field.
Peg's former boyfriend Sidney Monahan, who is from Brooklyn, shows up for a visit.
Riley and Gillis decide to split the cost of buying a car together. They then take the car out for a picnic trip.
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Riley wants to get a bathrobe as a Father's Day gift from Junior.
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Riley takes on a nighttime job so he can make enough money to pay his bills.
Riley ruins Babs' love life by sneaking into the closet, so he decides to fix things by introducing her to another guy.
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William Bendix stars as Chester A Riley who becomes overly enthusiastic about Junior's athletic future on Life of Riley for Prell Shampoo.
Chester Riley consults an eccentric modern marriage manual and mistakenly attempts to rearrange his daughter's courtship prospects with comedic results.
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This episode takes us back in time to show how Riley got involved in politics and built a career in that field.
Riley wants to know all about everything, beginning with the letter A and the animal called an aardvark.
Riley launches a campaign to fight against the harmful effects of comic books.
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People are saying that Riley's daughter Babs is dating a guy who is older and looks like Cary Grant.
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A humorous tale about how Riley's sister got married to Hugo, a man who loves to gamble.
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The workers at the aircraft plant won't be getting a Christmas bonus this year.
Riley manages to get an invitation to his boss's New Year's Eve party.
Riley steps up to coach Junior's basketball team after they find themselves without a leader.
Riley leaves his job and plans to relocate to Arabia because he's unable to get a new position.
Riley's former girlfriend Bertha arrives from Brooklyn to visit, but she discovers that Riley is in the process of ending his marriage to Peg!
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What's the deal with Gertrude? And who is this strange lady that keeps showing up in Riley's dreams? Check out the cat.
Riley believes that Babs has run away to get married to her new boyfriend, Simon.
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On their eighteenth wedding anniversary, the Rileys receive a wedding portrait as a gift.
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Junior will be kicked off the baseball team if he doesn't figure out how to do his algebra homework.