MY FAVORITE HUSBAND

MY FAVORITE HUSBAND INDEX

Pilot Broadcast:

The Cugat's Tenth Wedding Anniversary

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: July 5, 1948

Notes: This is the Pilot Broadcast for My Favorite Husband. Lee Bowman played George in this pilot episode. He was later replaced by Richard Denning when the program began its weekly broadcast. This was also Hal March's first appearence as Cory Cartwright.

Broadcast #1:

Literary Club's Speaker Comes to Dinner

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: July 23, 1948

Broadcast #2:

The Magazine Photographer

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: July 30, 1948

Notes: This was Hal March's last appearence as Cory Cartwright.

Broadcast #3:

The Portrait Painter

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: August 6, 1948

Broadcast #4:

The Kissing Booth

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: August 13, 1948

Broadcast #5:

Liz Teaches the Samba

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: August 20, 1948

Notes: This is the first script of the show written by Madelyn Pugh and Bob Carroll Jr.

Broadcast #6:

Is Your Ship of Matrimony on the Rocks?

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: August 27, 1948

Broadcast #7:

Liz's Mother Has Second Thoughts

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: September 3, 1948

Broadcast #8:

The Swami

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: September 10, 1948

Broadcast #9:

Making Friends with General Timberlake

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: September 17, 1948

Broadcast #10:

Knitting Baby Booties

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: September 24, 1948

Broadcast #11:

Young Matron League Tryouts

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: October 2, 1948

Notes: This was the first My Favorite Husband broadcast episode scripted by Jess Oppenheimer. The show moved from Fridays at 9:00-9:30 pm to Saturdays at 7:00-7:30 pm.

Broadcast #12:

George's Old Flame

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: October 3, 1948

Notes: Broadcast episode #84 ("Anniversary" - 4/16/50) is often confused with this episode. In this episode, Lucy's character is still named Liz Cugat while in episode #84 Lucy's character is named Liz Cooper.

Broadcast #13:

Young Matrons' League Game

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: October 9, 1948

Broadcast #14:

Liz Sells Dresses

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: October 16, 1948

Broadcast #15:

Quiz Show

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: October 23, 1948

Notes: This program was used as a basis for I Love Lucy episode #32, "Lucy Gets Ricky On the Radio".

Broadcast #16:

The Election

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: October 30, 1948

Broadcast #17:

Katy and Roscoe

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: November 6, 1948

Broadcast #18:

Learning to Drive

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: November 13, 1948

Broadcast #19:

George Attends a Teen-Age Dance

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: November 20, 1948

Notes: This program was the basis for I Love Lucy episode #20, "Young Fans".

Broadcast #20:

Is There a Baby in the House?

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: November 27, 1948

Broadcast #21:

Be Your Husband's Best Friend

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: December 4, 1948

Notes: This program was used as a basis for I Love Lucy episode #93, "Be a Pal".

Broadcast #22:

Respective Mustaches

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: December 11, 1948

Notes: This program was used as a basis for I Love Lucy episode #23, "The Moustache".

Broadcast #23:

Liz's New Dresses

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: December 18, 1948

Notes: This was the first episode with Rudolph Atterbury. But in this episode he was played by Joe Kearns.

Broadcast #24:

Numerology

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: December 25, 1948

Notes: This program was used as a basis for I Love Lucy episode #7, "The Seance". The show moves to Sunday for this program only (for Christmas Special).

Broadcast #25:

Young Matrons' League Tryouts

Season #1: (1948-49)
Airdate: December 26, 1948

Notes: This is a rewrite of broadcast episode #11 of the same title, the first episode Jess Oppenheimer ever wrote for Lucy.

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Season 1 (1948-49)
51 Broadcasts
7/23/1948 - 7/01/1949

Season 2 (1949-50)
42 Broadcasts
9/02/1949 - 6/25/1950

Season 3 (1950-51)
29 Broadcasts
9/02/1950 - 3/31/1951