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Riley gets robbed at gunpoint.
Riley, who is always the one in the family who repairs things, tries to fix a Wedgwood vase, a gas stove, and other items around the house.
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Egbert Gillis and his brother Junior are heading off to summer camp.
Junior decides to start his own business.
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Chester Riley causes domestic headaches when he attempts to coordinate wedding preparations for Babs while reluctantly agreeing to baby-sit a neighbor's infant.
Chester Riley buys a surplus Geiger counter convinced that uranium deposits lie hidden beneath his backyard garden in Los Angeles.
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A story that goes back in time to the day before, which was Thanksgiving Day.
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Babs Riley is getting married. This episode tells the story of her wedding day and all the events that happen around it.
This episode takes us back in time to tell the story of Riley, a man who works as a firefighter.
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Riley's loose tongue causes problems for two different New Year's Eve dance dates.
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Riley becomes engaged to marry the new girl from the South who lives nearby, and Peg receives an invitation to celebrate at the party!
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Peg gets a job working as a waitress after Riley becomes unemployed.
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Riley dreams of becoming a television star. Some con artists trick him and take advantage of him, but despite their scheme, Riley still manages to get his big break on TV.
When the landlord's daughter gets caught cheating, Junior takes the fall for her. Riley uses this situation to pressure the landlord into making repairs to the roof by threatening to reveal what really happened.
Riley used to have a job selling popcorn, but something weird happened that made him stop doing it. This story tells what that strange allergy was and how it put an end to his popcorn business.
Riley attempts to locate a suitable husband for his sister Cissie.
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Junior has developed romantic feelings for his teacher. This crush on his teacher becomes a problem that causes trouble.
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Riley decides to start selling hamburgers.
Riley goes to live in a run-down, creaky old house by himself, away from his family.
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Peg finds Riley doing square dancing with the attractive woman who lives next to them from the South.
Today is Peg's special day, and she's hoping to catch a show. There's a brand new musical called 'South Pacific' that just opened, and Peg really wants to see it for her birthday celebration.
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Riley gets a television set on Father's Day.
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Chester Riley scrambles to arrange an expensive anniversary trip to California for his parents despite having empty pockets.
Chester A Riley proudly purchases a jalopy automobile only to end up in municipal traffic court defending himself against a barrage of driving citations.
Riley becomes the main focus of attention when Babs introduces her new boyfriend, whose dad is someone who collects things for a living.
Peg decides to enter a baking competition because she wants to get a brand new stove as the prize.
The Rileys want to set up a nice wedding between Babs and the Roberts family, who have lots of money. This plan comes after Babs almost ran away to get married without telling anyone.
Riley decides to join a contest where you guess how many beans are in a jar, hoping to win a brand new Hudson car! The show features Alan Lipscott and Reuben Ship as writers, with Irving Brecher producing and recording the episode. Jimmy Wallington and Howard Petrie serve as announcers. The cast includes William Bendix, John Brown, Tom Tully, Mabel Albertson, Paula Winslowe, and Bobby Ellis. Lou Kosloff handles the music, while Mitch Lindeman directs. Barbara Eiler and Reuben Ship round out the production team.
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When Babs gets arrested, Riley decides to keep her locked up tight! The episode features Alan Lipscott and Reuben Ship as writers, Irving Brecher as producer and transcriber, Mitch Lindeman directing, and Jimmy Wallington as the announcer. The cast includes William Bendix, Barbara Eiler, Bobby Ellis, Charles Woolf, Eddie Firestone, Jerry Hausner, John Brown, Paula Winslowe, and Jerry Hausner. Lou Kosloff handles the music.
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Junior starts his own business cutting grass for people in the neighborhood.
The Roving Reporter poses a daily question to Riley: "Do you think women should have jobs?" Riley responds with great enthusiasm and says yes. However, Peg then tells Riley that she wants to get a job herself.