#98 "Joey Goes To
CBS"
Aired:
September 27, 1964 -- Production Number:
098 --Copyright: 1964
Joey
has just moved into a new penthouse
apartment when he learns his television
show has been canceled. So he goes to CBS
Television Network and his show gets
picked up.
Written
by: Jerry Belson and Garry Marshall
Directed
by: Jerry Paris
Produced
by: Charles Stewart
Cast:
Joey
Bishop as Joey Barnes
Abby
Dalton as Ellie Barnes
Corbett
Monica as Larry Corbett
Joe
Besser as Mr. Jillson
Mary
Treen as Hilda
Guest
Cast:
Lenny
Kent as Max
Sarah
Selby as Woman
Tom
Jacobs as Waiter
Note:
This episode is just like in real life,
Joey Barnes and Joey Bishop both got
there shows canceled from NBC and both
picked up by CBS.
#99
"Joey, The Patient"
Aired:
October 4, 1964 -- Production Number: 101
-- Copyright: 1964
When
Joey has to have his tonsils out, two
doctors decide to teach him a lesson for
making jokes at their expense.
Written
by: Douglas Morrow
Directed
by: Mel Ferber
Produced
by: Charles Stewart
Cast:
Joey
Bishop as Joey Barnes
Abby
Dalton as Ellie Barnes
Corbett
Monica as Larry Corbett
Joe
Besser as Mr. Jillson
Mary
Treen as Hilda
Guest
Cast:
Richard
Keith as Benny Harwell
Tim
Herbert as Dr. Fisher
Dave
Ketchem as Dr. Marks
Karen
Norris as Nurse
Matthew
David Smith as Joey Barnes, Jr.
Joey
Forman as Dr. Sam Nolan
#100
"Joey Vs. Oscar Levant"
Aired:
October 11, 1964 -- Production Number:
103
Joey
Barnes is dismayed to learn that Oscar
Levant, the most disliked tenant in his
apartment house, is to be his house
guest.
#101
"Joey And Larry Split"
Aired:
October 18, 1964 -- Production Number:
102
Their
long friendship almost breaks up when
Joey Barnes forgets he promised Larry to
wish his girlfriend a happy birthday.
#102
"In This Corner, Jan Murray"
Aired:
October 25, 1964 -- Production Number:
105 -- Copyright: 1964
Joey
Barnes and guest star Jan Murray agree to
put on a comedy boxing show for charity,
but it turns into a real life grudge
match.
Written
by: Dick Conway and Roland MacLane
Directed
by: Mel Ferber
Produced
by: Charles Stewart
Cast:
Joey
Bishop as Joey Barnes
Abby
Dalton as Ellie Barnes
Corbett
Monica as Larry Corbett
Joe
Besser as Mr. Jillson
Mary
Treen as Hilda
Joey's
Special Guest:
Jan
Murray
Guest
Cast:
Barbara
Stuart as Toni Murray
Joey
Giamba as Fighter
#103
"The Nielson Box"
Aired:
November 1, 1964 -- Production Number:
100 -- Copyright: 1964
Because
he thinks his housekeeper has a Nielsen
rating device on her TV set, Joey sets
out to get on her good side.
Written
by: Sam Loske and Joel Rapp
Directed
by: Jerry Paris
Produced
by: Charles Stewart
Cast:
Joey
Bishop as Joey Barnes
Abby
Dalton as Ellie Barnes
Corbett
Monica as Larry Corbett
Mary
Treen as Hilda
Guest
Cast:
Orville
Sherman as Herman
Matthew
David Smith as Joey Barnes, Jr.
#104
"You're What, Again?"
Aired:
November 8, 1964 -- Production Number:
106 -- Copyright: 1964
Because
Joey Barnes was so panicky over their
first born, Ellie puts off telling him
she is expecting again.
Written
by: Garry Marshall and Jerry Belson
Directed
by: Mel Ferber
Produced
by: Charles Stewart
Cast:
Joey
Bishop as Joey Barnes
Abby
Dalton as Ellie Barnes
Corbett
Monica as Larry Corbett
Mary
Treen as Hilda
Guest
Cast:
Joey
Forman as Dr. Sam Nolan
Note:
Joey Besser doesn't appear in this
episode.
#105
"Joey Goes To A Poker Party"
Aired:
November 15, 1964 -- Production Number:
108 -- Copyright: 1964
When
Joey comes home late from a poker party,
he tries to set the clock back but
doesn't realize that Ellie is aware of
this trick.
Written
by: Dale McRaven and Carl Kleinschmitt
Directed
by: Mel Ferber
Produced
by: Charles Stewart
Cast:
Joey
Bishop as Joey Barnes
Abby
Dalton as Ellie Barnes
Corbett
Monica as Larry Corbett
Guest
Cast:
Allan
Melvin as Bernie
Herbie
Styles as Freddie
Mel
Bishop as Jack
Johnny
Silver as Charlie
Buddy
Lewis as Milkman
Matthew
David Smith as Joey Barnes, Jr.
Note:
Neither Joe Besser nor Mary Treen appear
in this episode.
#106
"The Perfect Girl"
Aired:
November 22, 1964 -- Production Number:
109 -- Copyright: 1964
Larry
Corbett falls hard for a pretty
houseguest of Joey and Ellie Barnes.
However, when he feels that she wants to
marry him, he stops pursuing the
relationship and asks Joey to tell her
the romance is over.
Written
by: Carl Kleinschmitt and Dale McRaven
Directed
by: Mel Ferber
Produced
by: Charles Stewart
Cast:
Joey
Bishop as Joey Barnes
Abby
Dalton as Ellie Barnes
Corbett
Monica as Larry Corbett
Joe
Besser as Mr. Jillson
Mary
Treen as Hilda
Guest
Cast:
Shirley
Bonne as Liz
#107
"Joey's Courtship"
Aired:
November 29, 1964 -- Production Number:
110 -- Copyright: 1964
Joey
tries to give Larry the benefit of his
expert experience with romance but the
whole thing blows up in his face. In the
process of telling Larry, he discovers
that Ellie is bitter because Joey never
really courted her before their marriage.
Written
by: Charles Stewart
Directed
by: Mel Ferber
Produced
by: Charles Stewart
Cast:
Joey
Bishop as Joey Barnes
Abby
Dalton as Ellie Barnes
Corbett
Monica as Larry Corbett
Joe
Besser as Mr. Jillson
Mary
Treen as Hilda
Guest
Cast:
Allan
Melvin as Policeman
#108
"Ellie Goes To Court"
Aired:
December 6, 1964 -- Production Number:
111 -- Copyright: 1964
Ellie
gets a traffic ticket for an illegal left
turn but insists that she is innocent. So
she defends herself in court.
Written
by: Dale McRaven and Carl Kleinschmitt
Directed
by: Mel Ferber
Produced
by: Charles Stewart
Cast:
Joey
Bishop as Joey Barnes
Abby
Dalton as Ellie Barnes
Corbett
Monica as Larry Corbett
Joe
Besser as Mr. Jillson
Mary
Treen as Hilda
Guest
Cast:
Parley
Baer as Judge
Stacy
Harris as Prosecuter
Robert
"Bobby" Johnson as Baliff
Mel
Bishop as Court Clerk
Bill
Bradley as Policeman
#109
"Jillson's Toupee"
Aired:
December 13, 1964 -- Production Number:
107-- Copyright: 1964
Tenants
of the apartment house complain that
Jillson is too busy admiring himself to
do any work. (This is a result of Joey
giving him a toupee as a gift, causing a
surprising personality change.) But
Jillson says he would rather lose his job
than his new hair.
Written
by: Carl Kleinschmit and Dale McRaven
Directed
by: Mel Ferber
Produced
by: Charles Stewart
Cast:
Joey
Bishop as Joey Barnes
Abby
Dalton as Ellie Barnes
Corbett
Monica as Larry Corbett
Joe
Besser as Mr. Jillson
Mary
Treen as Hilda
Guest
Cast:
William
Keene as Salesman
Sarah
Selby as Iris Simpson
Robert
Carson as Jim Simpson
Tom
Jacobs as Customer
Keith
Green as Boy
Tracy
Stratford as Girl
Other
Children ..... Nancy Lewis, Marc Winters,
Peter Robbins, Butch Sherwood
Joey
Forman as Dr. Sam Nolan
Matthew
David Smith as Joey Barnes, Jr.
#110
"A Hobby For Ellie"
Aired:
December 29, 1964 -- Production Number:
112 -- Copyright: 1964
Joey
becomes deeply concerned over the
physical well-being of his expectant
wife, Ellie, and despite her vigorous
protests, insists on taking over all the
house work. Joey and Larry than decide
that Ellie needs to pick up a hobby, but
they disagree on what it should be.
Written
by: Ix Elinson and Fred S. Fox
Directed
by: Mel Ferber
Produced
by: Charles Stewart
Cast:
Joey
Bishop as Joey Barnes
Abby
Dalton as Ellie Barnes
Corbett
Monica as Larry Corbett
Note:
Neither Joe Besser nor Mary Treen appear
in this episode.
#111
"Rusty Arrives"
Aired:
January 5, 1965 -- Production Number: 113
-- Copyright: 1964
Joey's
nephew Rusty Williams (Rusty Hamer, of
"Make Room For Daddy") comes to
stay with Joey and Ellie. Joey and Ellie
are shocked to see that he conducts
himself like a well-behaved gentleman
instead of a typical teenager.
Written
by: Carl Kleinshmit and Dale McRaven
Directed
by: Mel Ferber
Produced
by: Charles Stewart
Cast:
Joey
Bishop as Joey Barnes
Abby
Dalton as Ellie Barnes
Corbett
Monica as Larry Corbett
Mary
Treen as Hilda
Guest
Cast:
Rusty
Hamer as Rusty Williams
Matthew
David Smith as Joey Barnes, Jr.
Note:
Joe Besser doesn't appear in this
episode.
Rusty
Hamer makes his first of several
appearances in this episode.
#112
"The Weed City Story"
Aired:
January 2, 1965 -- Production Number: 115
Guest
star Cliff Arquette plays a whistle stop
hotel operator who resorts to every
conceivable device to keep Joey Barnes in
town long enough to officiate at a local
post office ground- breaking.
#113
"Rusty's Education"
Aired:
January 19, 1965 -- Production Number:
114-- Copyright: 1965
Now
that Rusty is a college student, he keeps
asking Joey questions that Joey doesn't
know the answer to. In order to seem
smart, he and Larry ask for help from a
convicted bookmaker with a photographic
mind.
Written
by: Dale McRaven and Carl Kleinshmitt
Directed
by: Mel Ferber
Produced
by: Charles Stewart
Cast:
Joey
Bishop as Joey Barnes
Abby
Dalton as Ellie Barnes
Corbett
Monica as Larry Corbett
Joe
Besser as Mr. Jillson
Mary
Treen as Hilda
Guest
Cast:
Charles
Cantor as "Inagain Finnegan"
Peter
Leeds as Bernie Stern
Allan
Melvin as Police Sgt. McCormick
Rusty
Hamer as Rusty Williams
#114
"The Sultan's Gift"
Aired:
January 26, 1965 -- Production Number:
117-- Copyright: 1964
After
Joey Barnes entertains at an official
luncheon in honor of a visiting sultan,
the potentate expresses his appreciation
by sending him a couple of harem
beauties, much to the dismay of Ellie.
Written
by: Jerry Belson
Directed
by: Mel Ferber
Produced
by: Charles Stewart
Cast:
Joey
Bishop as Joey Barnes
Abby
Dalton as Ellie Barnes
Corbett
Monica as Larry Corbett
Mary
Treen as Hilda
Guest
Cast:
Frank
Wilcox as Charles Clayton
Mickey
Simpson as Punjab
Ray
Kellogg as Danjab
Pat
Winters as Harem Girl
Merissa
Matha as Harem Girl
Note:
Joe Besser doesn't appear in this
episode.
#115
"Joey Entertains Rusty's
Fraternity"
Aired:
February 2, 1965 -- Production Number:
116 -- Copyright: 1964
Joey
Barnes and three pals help Rusty Williams
and his fellow pledges carry out an
unusual fraternity initiation stunt, by
dressing like girls and going to a
fraternity dance.
Written
by: Dale McRaven and Carl Kleinschmitt
Directed
by: Mel Ferber
Produced
by: Charles Stewart
Cast:
Joey
Bishop as Joey Barnes
Abby
Dalton as Ellie Barnes
Corbett
Monica as Larry Corbett
Mary
Treen as Hilda
Guest
Cast:
Rusty
Hamer as Rusty Williams
Rick
Newton as Fraternity President
Craig
Marshall as Pledge
Darryl
Richards as Pledge
Mike
Winkelman as Pledge
Cliff
Norton as Al
Joey
Forman as Dr. Sam Nolan
Note:
Jeo Besser doesn't appear in this
episode.
#116
"The Do-It-Yourself Nursery"
Aired:
February 9, 1965 -- Production Number:
118 -- Copyright: 1965
Joey
Barnes takes on the chore of converting a
spare room into a nursery after Joey's
unending barrage of chatter and
unsolicited advice forces the workmen he
hired to quit the job.
Written
by: Dale McRaven and Carl Kleinschmitt
Directed
by: Mel Ferber
Produced
by: Charles Stewart
Cast:
Joey
Bishop as Joey Barnes
Abby
Dalton as Ellie Barnes
Corbett
Monica as Larry Corbett
Mary
Treen as Hilda
Guest
Cast:
Herbie
Faye as Krupnik
Note:
Joe Besser doesn't appear in this
episode.
#117
"The Sergeant's Testimonial"
Aired:
February 16, 1965 -- Production Number:
119 -- Copyright: 1965
Joey
Barnes refuses to attend a reunion of his
wartime Army outfit when he learns that
his sadistic former master sergeant will
be the guest of honor.
Written
by: Carl Kleinshmitt and Dale McRaven
Directed
by: Mel Ferber
Produced
by: Charles Stewart
Cast:
Joey
Bishop as Joey Barnes
Abby
Dalton as Ellie Barnes
Corbett
Monica as Larry Corbett
Joe
Besser as Mr. Jillson
Mary
Treen as Hilda
Guest
Cast:
Cliff
Norton as Al
Allan
Melvin as Art
Barry
Kelley as Sergeant Murdock
#118
"Joey Changes Larry's Luck"
Aired:
February 23, 1965 -- Production Number:
120 -- Copyright: 1965
Habitual
loser, Larry Corbett, suddenly wins
during an evening of careful rigged
poker, and decides to parlay his hot
streak into a fortune for himself and his
friends.
Written
by: Dale McRaven and Carl Kleinschmitt
Directed
by: Mel Ferber
Produced
by: Charles Stewart
Cast:
Joey
Bishop as Joey Barnes
Corbett
Monica as Larry Corbett
Mary
Treen as Hilda
Guest
Cast:
Allan
Melvin as Art
Cliff
Norton as Al
Gene
Baylos as First Waiter
Lenny
Kent as Second Waiter
Myrna
Ross As Cashier
Mel
Bishop as Customer
Ronnie
Martin as Customer
Note:
Neither Abby Dalton nor Joe Besser appear
in this episode.
#119
"Never Put It in Writing"
Aired:
March 2, 1965 -- Production Number: 121
-- Copyright: 1965
Joey's
generosity is misinterpreted when he
tries to reward Larry for his long years
of faithful service by giving his own
office and hiring another writer to help
him. Larry, however, takes thinks that
this means that Joey is trying to get rid
of him.
Teleplay
by: James Allandice and Tom Adair and
Dale McRaven and Carl Kleinschmitt
Story:
James Allandice and Tom Adair
Directed
by: Mel Ferber
Produced
by: Charles Stewart
Cast:
Joey
Bishop as Joey Barnes
Corbett
Monica as Larry Corbett
Joe
Besser as Mr. Jillson
Mary
Treen as Hilda
Guest
Cast:
Bobs
Watson as Bernie Stern
Note:
Abby Dalton doesn't appear in this
episode.
#120
"Larry's Habit"
Aired:
March 9, 1965 -- Production Number: 122
-- Copyright: 1965
Larry
stays in Joey's home to keep him company
while Ellie is away and nearly drives him
to distraction with his knuckles.
Teleplay
by: Carl Kleinschmitt and Dale McRaven
Story:
Sam Locke and Joel Rapp
Directed
by: Mel Ferber
Produced
by: Charles Stewart
Cast:
Joey
Bishop as Joey Barnes
Corbett
Monica as Larry Corbett
Joe
Besser as Mr. Jillson
Mary
Treen as Hilda
Guest
Cast: Allan Melvin as Art
Frank
Wilcox as Dr. Rangle
Note:
Abby Dalton doesn't appear in this episode.
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- #121
"Joey, The Star Maker"
- Aired:
March 16, 1965 -- Production Number: 123
-- Copyright: 1965
- Joey
generously lauds a friend's wife for her
performance in an amateur Production and
then finds himself being coerced into
putting her on his own television show.
- Written
by: Garry Marshall and Jerry Belson
- Directed
by: Mel Ferber
- Produced
by: Charles Stewart
- Cast:
- Joey
Bishop as Joey Barnes
- Joe
Besser as Mr. Jillson
- Mary
Treen as Hilda
- Guest
Cast:
- Barbara
Stuart as Dorothy Miller
- Allan
Melvin as Art Miller
- Robert
S. Carson as Mr. Beatty
- Herkie
Styles as Clapboard Man
- JacQueline
Russell as Housewife "A"
- Tom
McDonough as Cameraman
-
- Note:
Neither Abby Dalton nor Corbett Monica
appear in this episode.
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- #122
"What'll You Have?"
- Aired:
March 23, 1965 -- Production Number: 122
-- Copyright: 1964
- Joey
and Ellie are having a party and one of
the guests asks Ellie what does she thing
the new baby will be and she says a girl.
But Joey argues saying that it will be
another boy. Then Ellie suddenly goes
into labor and the Barnes' have a baby
girl.
- Written
by: Carl Kleinschmitt and Dale McRaven
- Directed
by: Mel Ferber
- Produced
by: Charles Stewart
- Cast:
- Joey
Bishop as Joey Barnes
- Abby
Dalton as Ellie Barnes
- Corbett
Monica as Larry Corbett
- Joe
Besser as Mr. Jillson
- Mary
Treen as Hilda
- Guest
Cast:
- Barbara
Stuart as Dorothy Miller
- Allan
Melvin as Art Miller
- Louise
Glenn as Alice Nolan
- JacQueline
Russell as Nurse
- Johnny
Silver as Mr. Beaumont
- Joey
Forman as Dr. Sam Nolan
- Kathleen
Kinmont Smith as Joey and Ellie's new
baby girl
-
- Note:
At the end of the credits Kathleen
Kinmont Smith was credited as
- Introducing
(And We Do Mean Introducing) Kathleen
Kinmont Smith
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- #123
"Joey Discovers Jackie Clark"
- Aired:
March 30, 1965 -- Production Number: 104
- Joey
Barnes, who "discovers" Jackie,
finds the young man' mother doesn't want
her son in show business.
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