S1 • E1
George searches for a new property to produce but receives a tip not to touch a new detective series called "The Blonde Who Died Twice."
S1 • E2
When Jack Benny drops by George's office and finds him teaching a dance routine to a young girl, he becomes jealous, concluding that George is rehearsing a new act for himself.
S1 • E3
George tries to get Blanche to resign as his secretary, so he sends three beautiful Folies Bergere showgirls to her husband's office in an attempt to both arouse jealousy and tick her off.
S1 • E4
When William Goetz offers George a bit part in Ronnie's new movie, George agrees to appear uncredited, not wishing to overshadow his son. Meanwhile, Von Zell falsely promises to get a waitress an audition with Goetz.
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When Tony Martin is unable to appear at a singing engagement, George tries to weasel his way in as his replacement.
S1 • E7
The landlord arrives to find vaudeville acts such as knife-throwers, tumblers and live animals, and threatens to evict George.
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S1 • E9
To prevent her deportation to France, George tries to get Colette married to a good old American citizen - like Harry von Zell.
S1 • E10
In this "Live" (videotaped) episode, George chooses a western theme and western costumes and sets. His guest is Dale Robertson is repeatedly asked by George to put Ronnie in an upcoming Tales Of Wells Fargo as a villain.The Lennon Sisters are also featured.
S1 • E11
George uses Carol Channing's absent-mindedness to his advantage when he gets her to sign a contract for a night-club appearance.
S1 • E12
George sings and dances with Anna Maria Alberghetti, and then escorts her to a Hollywood premiere for a chat with silent movie star Sybil Wentworth.
S1 • E13
George learns that his newly released record is going to be rated on disc jockey Peter Potter's TV show "Juke Box Jury" by a special panel comprised of the children of various celebrities.
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S1 • E19
When Jimmie Rodgers moves in with Ronnie, suddenly the apartment is overrun with pretty young groupies, so a jealous Judi turns turns to George for help.
S1 • E20
George finds himself in an ethical conundrum when Mr. Knox, the building's landlord, offers him a five year lease in return for discouraging his talented daughter Linda from pursuing a career in showbiz.
S1 • E21
George books Ronnie and Judi at The Orchid Room, but when he learns they'll be performing downstairs, he decides to take over the engagement himself, fearing that singing in a basement could ruin his son's career.
S1 • E22
When the owner of the club where George is performing cancels his contract due to poor attendance, George decides to take him to court.
S1 • E23
Ronnie and Judi audition for the producer of a Broadway revue, but when he turns them down, Ronnie decides to break up the act so Judi can get ahead - but George comes up with a devious plan to keep them together.
S1 • E24
When George produces a horror movie, he auditions actors in makeup which leads the other tenants to believe that the building's been taken over by monsters.
S1 • E25
When George invests in a record company, he has an ulterior motive - he wants to cut his own album.
George Burns
Blanche Morton
Harry von Zell
Harry Morton
Ronnie Burns
Judi Meredith
Hula Hips Jenkins
Lily
Sid
Colette DuVow