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The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis Episode Guide

1 :01x01 - Caper at the Bijou

First aired: Sep/29/1959
Writer: Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Dick Wessel (guest star), Herbert Anderson (guest star), David Carlile (guest star), Florida Friebus (Winifred "Winnie" Gillis), Jason Wingreen (guest star), Bart Patton (guest star), Stanley Adams (guest star), Frank Faylen (Herbert T. Gillis), Tuesday Weld (Thalia Menninger)

In this series opener, lovesick teen Dobie Gillis and his beatnik buddy, Maynard G. Krebs, conspire to rig a raffle so that Dobie can win enough money to take the smokin' hot Thalia Menninger to his high school prom.



2 :01x02 - The Best Dressed Man

First aired: Oct/06/1959
Writer: Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Mel Blanc (Ziegler), Warren Beatty (Milton Armitage), Frank Faylen (Herbert T. Gillis), Florida Friebus (Winifred "Winnie" Gillis), William Schallert (Leander Pomfritt), Tuesday Weld (Thalia Menninger)

Dobie competes with rich kid (and Warren Beatty lookalike) Milton Armitage to see who's wardrobe can most impress the smokin' hot Thalia Menninger.



3 :01x03 - Love is a Science

First aired: Oct/13/1959
Writer: Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Tuesday Weld (Thalia Menninger)

For the first time, Dobie meets the nerdy but loving Zelda Gilroy who teaches him about the concept of propinquity.



4 :01x04 - The Right Triangle

First aired: Oct/20/1959
Writer: Ben Starr
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Jean Byron (Ruth Adams), Darryl Hickman (Davey Gillis), Michael Burns (guest star), Scotty Morrow (Richie Boston), Tommy Farrell (Riff Ryan)

Older brother Davey convinces him to invent an affair with a married woman in order to impress a new girl in school but, as usual, things blow up in his face.



5 :01x05 - Maynard's Farewell to the Troops

First aired: Nov/03/1959
Writer: Rod Amateau, Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Tommy Farrell (Riff Ryan), Willis Bouchey (Krebs), Michael J. Pollard (Jerome Krebs), William Schallert (Leander Pomfritt), Kay Stewart (Mrs. Krebs)

After learning that his beatnik pal Maynard has been drafted, Dobie decides to give him a special send-off.



6 :01x06 - The Sweet Singer of Central High

First aired: Nov/10/1959
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Michael J. Pollard (Jerome Krebs), Warren Beatty (Milton Armitage), Tuesday Weld (Thalia Menninger)

After a throat operation, Dobie now has an unusual singing voice which Thalia assures him will lead to fame and riches with her as his manager.



7 :01x07 - Greater Love Hath No Man

First aired: Nov/17/1959
Writer: Joel Kane, Jack Lloyd
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Diane Jergens (Pearl)

Dobie decides to coach Maynard in the art of love when his beatnik pal says he's interested in a girl. Unknown to Dobie, the girl who interests his goateed friend is his own.



8 :01x08 - The Old Goat

First aired: Nov/24/1959
Writer: Irving Elinson, Fred S. Fox
Director: Ralph Francis Murphy
Guest star: Robert Paget (Randy), Joel Crothers (Ted), James Yagi (Charlie Wong)

Dobie believes he can become a hero at his high school (and thus have his choice of women) by abducting the hated rival school's mascot on the eve of the big football game.



9 :01x09 - Dobie Gillis, Boy Actor

First aired: Dec/01/1959
Writer: Dean Riesner
Director: Ralph Francis Murphy
Guest star: Anita Sands (Annabelle Huffaker), Warren Beatty (Milton Armitage)

Dobie and rich Warren Beatty lookalike Milton Armitage compete for the attention of a lovely damsel by auditioning for a role in the school play.



10 :01x10 - It Takes Two

First aired: Dec/08/1959
Writer: Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Penny Parker (Poppy Herring), William Schallert (Leander Pomfritt), Florida Friebus (Winifred "Winnie" Gillis), Frank Faylen (Herbert T. Gillis)

Dobie falls for another pretty damsel but to win her he ends up having to convince the lass that his own father is a very unusual man.



11 :01x11 - Dobie's Birthday Party

First aired: Dec/15/1959
Writer: Ed James
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Frank Faylen (Herbert T. Gillis), Tommy Farrell (Riff Ryan), Florida Friebus (Winifred "Winnie" Gillis), Ron Howard (Georgie)

It's Dobie's birthday and it appears that everyone has forgotten the date.



12 :01x12 - Deck the Halls

First aired: Dec/22/1959
Writer: R. S. Allen
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Jack Albertson (Police Chief), Marjorie Bennett (Mrs. Kenny), Milton Frome (Judge Salmi), Verna Felton (Mrs. Lapping), Darryl Hickman (Davey Gillis)

It Christmas time and all that yuletide spirit is beginning to drive Herbert crazy. So crazy that he thinks spending some time in jail might be preferrable.



13 :01x13 - Couchville, U.S.A.

First aired: Dec/29/1959
Writer: Irving Brecher
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Tuesday Weld (Thalia Menninger), Florida Friebus (Winifred "Winnie" Gillis), Frank Faylen (Herbert T. Gillis)

In order to raise money for a date with the smokin' hot Thalia Menninger, Dobie goes to work in his father's grocery store and proceeds to drive dear old dad crazy. So crazy that Herbert goes to a psychologist for advice.



14 :01x14 - The Gaucho

First aired: Jan/05/1960
Writer: Irving Elinson, Fred S. Fox
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Tuesday Weld (Thalia Menninger), Joseph Sonessa (Carlos)

Herbert and Winnie take in a handsome boarder from South America but Dobie isn't too pleased since he sets Thalia's heart all aflutter.



15 :01x15 - The Smoke-Filled Room

First aired: Jan/12/1960
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Tuesday Weld (Thalia Menninger), Warren Beatty (Milton Armitage)

The smokin' hot Thalia Menninger persuades Dobie to run for junior class president and even volunteers to serve as his campaign manager. His opponent: Warren Beatty lookalike Milton Armitage.



16 :01x16 - The Fist Fighter

First aired: Jan/19/1960
Writer: Mel Diamond, John Kohn
Director: Ralph Francis Murphy
Guest star: Warren Beatty (Milton Armitage), Anne Whitfield (Dibble), Rob Barran (...), Kathy Wakefield (...), Page Slattery (...), Mark Patrick (...), Tuesday Weld (Thalia Menninger), James Westmoreland (...), Jan Stine (...)

After Dobie knocks out a school bully he's known as the "Top Fist" on campus but soon must defend his title against Warren Beatty lookalike Milton Armitage in order to keep the affections of the smokin' hot Thalia Menninger.



17 :01x17 - The Hunger Strike

First aired: Jan/26/1960
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Tuesday Weld (Thalia Menninger), Ryan O'Neal (Frank), Marlo Thomas (guest star)

Dobie tries a new way to win the heart of the smokin' hot Thalia Menninger: he goes on a hunger strike until she agrees to be his gal.



18 :01x18 - The Flying Millicans

First aired: Feb/02/1960
Writer: R. S. Allen
Director: Ralph Francis Murphy
Guest star: James Yagi (Charlie Wong), Frank Faylen (Herbert T. Gillis), Doug McClure (Atlas), Jud Beaumont (Hercules), Francis X. Bushman (Mr. Millican), Florida Friebus (Winifred "Winnie" Gillis), Yvonne Craig (Aphrodite Millican)

When the circus hits town, Dobie falls for a trapeze artist who strongly resembles Batgirl.



19 :01x19 - Room at the Bottom

First aired: Feb/09/1960
Writer: Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne Jr.), Florida Friebus (Winifred "Winnie" Gillis), Jean Byron (Ruth Adams), Tuesday Weld (Thalia Menninger), Ron Howard (Danny Adams), John Bryant (Adams), Frank Faylen (Herbert T. Gillis)

The smokin' hot Thalia Menninger persuades Dobie's parents to send him to an exclusive prep school in hopes that it will inspire our hero to begin seeking his fortune.



20 :01x20 - The Power of Positive Thinking

First aired: Feb/16/1960
Writer: Louella MacFarlane
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Marjorie Bennett (Mrs. Kenny), Tuesday Weld (Thalia Menninger), John Abbott (Professor Dobkin), Florida Friebus (Winifred "Winnie" Gillis), Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne Jr.), Frank Faylen (Herbert T. Gillis)

In order to win the smokin' hot Thalia from Milton, Dobie decides to become the domineering man he thinks Thalia wants.



21 :01x21 - Dobie Spreads a Rumor

First aired: Feb/23/1960
Writer: George Beck, R. S. Allen
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: June Walker (Mrs. Gilroy), Dabbs Greer (Gilroy)

To get Zelda off his back and get other boys interested in her, Dobie spreads a rumor that she's just inherited a fortune. Then the rumor appears to be coming true.



22 :01x22 - Love is a Fallacy

First aired: Mar/01/1960
Writer: Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Tuesday Weld (Thalia Menninger), Jason Wingreen (Magruder)

Dobie is given a crash course in logical thinking by the smokin' hot Thalia Menninger.



23 :01x23 - The Chicken from Outer Space

First aired: Mar/08/1960
Writer: Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Jody Warner (guest star), Florida Friebus (Winifred "Winnie" Gillis), Lee Goodman (guest star), Frank Faylen (Herbert T. Gillis), Marjorie Bennett (Mrs. Kenny), Sheila James Kuehl (Zelda Gilroy)

Zelda talks Maynard and Dobie into joining her biology class then wishes she hadn't when Maynard gives a chicken an overdose of growth hormones.



24 :01x24 - Dobie's Navy Blues

First aired: Mar/15/1960
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Yvonne Craig (Myrna Lomax), Harry Von Zell (Lomax)

Dobie decides to enlist in the Navy in order to impress the retired seadog father of his latest galpal.



25 :01x25 - Taken to the Cleaners

First aired: Mar/29/1960
Writer: Max Shulman, R. S. Allen
Director: Ralph Francis Murphy
Guest star: Joey Faye (Gunnison), Tuesday Weld (Thalia Menninger), Dick Elliott (Edwards)

Dobie, Maynard, and the smokin' hot Thalia Menninger cook up a scheme to get even with crooked dry cleaners.



26 :01x26 - That's Show Biz

First aired: Apr/05/1960
Writer: Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Reta Shaw (Mrs. Ellingboe), Roberta Shore (Clothilde Ellingboe), Richard Deacon (Ellingboe), Doris Packer (Mrs. Armitage), Jean Byron (Ruth Adams)

Dobie persuades his parents to join the Students and Parents Betterment League in hopes that this will impress the parents of his latest galpal.



27 :01x27 - The Prettiest Collateral in Town

First aired: Apr/12/1960
Writer: Jerry Davis, Joel Kane
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Rose Marie (guest star), Hugh Sanders (McCurdy), Sherry Jackson (Mignonne McCurdy), Yvonne Lime (Melissa Frame)

Herbert wants Dobie to romance a banker's bitchy daughter so he can get a loan but the younger Gillis prefers a sweeter lass.



28 :01x28 - Live Alone and Like It

First aired: Apr/19/1960
Director: Guy Scarpitta
Guest star: Esther Dale (Mrs. Finch)

Tired of being treated like a child at home by his parents, Dobie moves into a tiny apartment with good buddy Maynard.



29 :01x29 - The Big Sandwich

First aired: Apr/26/1960
Writer: R. S. Allen, Ben Gershman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Tuesday Weld (Thalia Menninger), Gordon Jones (guest star), Florida Friebus (Winifred "Winnie" Gillis), Frank Faylen (Herbert T. Gillis)

On the day of the school picnic, Dobie can't go because he has to man his parents' grocery store but the smokin' hot Thalia Menninger comes up with a money making scheme. They'll sell sandwiches at the picnic.



30 :01x30 - Soup and Fish

First aired: May/03/1960
Writer: Joel Kane, Phil Davis
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Doris Packer (Mrs. Osborne), Iris Mann (Sabrina Armitage), Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.)

Dobie and Maynard find themselves invited to a swank society party at the mansion of the wealthy Osborne clan.



31 :01x31 - Where There's a Will

First aired: May/10/1960
Writer: R. S. Allen
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Eduardo Noriega (Carlos), Florida Friebus (Winifred "Winnie" Gillis), Frank Faylen (Herbert T. Gillis), Arlene Harris (Mrs. Lapping), Darryl Hickman (Davey Gillis), Charles Watts (Lumpkin), Ron Howard (Boy), Robert Nichols (...), Sandy Marsh (...), Blanche Sweet (Mrs. Dowell)

Herbert's lawyer advises him to draw up a will but sees it as an admission that he's getting old.



32 :01x32 - Put Your Feet in Our Hands

First aired: May/17/1960
Director: Robert Butler
Guest star: Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.), Diana Millay (Daphne Root), Max Mellinger (Root)

To win the heart of a pretty damsel, Dobie must make the ultimate sacrifice--find a job.



33 :01x33 - Competition is the Life of Trade

First aired: May/24/1960
Writer: Dick Conway, Roland MacLane
Director: Robert Gordon
Guest star: Jack Albertson (Quimby), Sally Todd (Delphine Quimby)

The father of Dobie's new sweetie opens a grocery store right down the street from the Gillis grocery store.



34 :01x34 - The French, They Are a Funny Race

First aired: May/31/1960
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.), Danielle Aubry (Francoise)

Maynard falls for a smokin' hot French chick even though neither can speak the language of the other.



35 :01x35 - The Unregistered Nurse

First aired: Jun/07/1960
Writer: Phil Davis
Director: H. Bruce Humberstone
Guest star: Tommy Ivo (Eldon), Herb Vigran (Police Officer), Nancy Hadley (Valerie Brown), Carole Wells (Flora Klaus), Jack Orrison (Health Dept. Offical), Frank Faylen (Herbert T. Gillis), John Stephenson (Dr. Simpson), Florida Friebus (Winifred "Winnie" Gillis)

Dobie falls for a smokin' hot nurse and then fakes an illness in order to be near her in the hospital.



36 :01x36 - The Long Arm of the Law

First aired: Jun/14/1960
Writer: Joel Kane, Lee Karson
Director: Guy Scarpitta
Guest star: Margie Liszt (Mrs. Parmalee), Jane Wald (Arabella Parmalee), Richard Reeves (Officer Parmalee)

Dobie's latest flame is the daughter of a policeman who has him pegged as a troublemaker.



37 :01x37 - Here Comes the Groom

First aired: Jun/21/1960
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Marlo Ryan (Former Girlfriend No. 2), Kitty Wellman (Former Girlfriend No. 3), Sheila James Kuehl (Zelda Gilroy), Jayne Davis (Former Girlfriend No. 1), Dabbs Greer (Mr. Gilroy), Joan Banks (Mrs. Gilroy), Burt Mustin (Jethro R. Wiggins)

Tired of being dumped by hot chicks, Dobie decides to ask the plain Zelda Gilroy to marry him.



38 :01x38 - A Taste for Lobster

First aired: Jun/28/1960
Writer: Arnold Horwitt
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Kris Kay (Gwyneth Krausmeyer), Gina Gillespie (Hermione), Guy Lee (Waiter), Robert Westbrook (Mason), Michael Burns (Crissy), Joey D. Vieira (Bobby), Wendy Winkelman (Ellen)

Dobie thinks he's met his dream gal in Gwyneth Krausmeyer who doesn't care about money. Then her younger sister starts going on fancier dates with a rich boy.



39 :01x39 - Rock-a-Bye Dobie

First aired: Jul/05/1960
Writer: R. S. Allen
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Don Knotts (Simon Metzger), Kathleen Freeman (Alicia), Denise Alexander (Jini Metzger)

When Dobie and his new galpal take a babysitting job, Herbert mistakenly gets the idea that his son is secretly a father.



40 :02x01 - Who Needs Elvis?

First aired: Sep/27/1960
Writer: Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: William Schallert (Leander Pomfritt), Kathe Greene (Esme Lauderbach)

Dobie joins the school band to be near his latest heartthrob and even manages to belt out a tune in this episode.



41 :02x02 - You Ain't Nothin' But a Houn' Dog

First aired: Oct/04/1960
Writer: Lawrence Williams, Maggie Williams
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Jack Albertson (guest star), Jacqueline Ravell (Mason Dixon)

Dobie enters a newspaper essay contest in order to get the cash for a date with a Southern belle but Maynard changes the title from "My Dog" to "My Dad."



42 :02x03 - Baby Talk

First aired: Oct/18/1960
Writer: Joel Kane
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Jo Anne Worley (Mother)

Maynard finds an abandoned baby in the park and for his own sentimental reasons doesn't want to inform the authorities. Dobie tries to set his good buddy straight and find a home for the infant.



43 :02x04 - Dobie Goes Beatnik

First aired: Oct/25/1960
Writer: Joel Kane
Director: Guy Scarpitta
Guest star: Dick Wessel (McCloskey), Susan Silo (Jo Ann), Carol Byron (Charlene)

Maynard is all set to attend the Thelonius Monk concert but then Dobie needs him to switch identities as a favor to his father.



44 :02x05 - The Mystic Powers of Maynard G. Krebs

First aired: Nov/01/1960
Writer: Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Doris Packer (Mrs. Osborne), Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.), Angelo De Meo (Vedaglio), John Banner (Dr. Von Schwering), William Schallert (Leander Pomfritt)

Maynard discovers that he has extrasensory perception.



45 :02x06 - The Face That Stopped the Clock

First aired: Nov/15/1960
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.), Marjorie Bennett (Mrs. Kenny)

When Dobie gets a job, Maynard gets envious and decides to find employment as well. He gets hired to sell clock statues at an Army Surplus store.



46 :02x07 - Maynard G. Krebs, Boy Millionaire

First aired: Nov/22/1960
Writer: Joel Kane
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Joey Faye (Willy), Jack Albertson (Police Sergeant)

Maynard finds a purse full of cash in the park and is told by the police that he can keep it provided no one steps forward within six months to claim the loot.



47 :02x08 - Around My Room in 80 Days

First aired: Nov/29/1960
Writer: Max Shulman, Maggie Williams, Lawrence Williams
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.), William Schallert (Leander Pomfritt), Steve Harris (Paul), Diana Millay (Linda)

Mr. Pomfritt gets Dobie and Maynard to try to talk a fellow classmate out of quitting school.



48 :02x09 - Drag Strip Dobie

First aired: Dec/06/1960
Writer: Joel Kane, Bud Nye
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Alan Dexter (Sullivan), Jody Fair (Charlotte Lamarr), Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.)

Dobie competes in a drag race against Chatsworth to win the heart of a pretty damsel and has to get Zelda to serve as his mechanic.



49 :02x10 - Jangle Bells

First aired: Dec/20/1960
Writer: Maggie Williams, Lawrence Williams, Joel Kane
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: William Schallert (Leander Pomfritt), Doris Packer (Mrs. Osborne), David Bond (Trembley), Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.)

Maynard decides to throw a Christmas party in his garage but most of the other kids, Dobie included, have accepted invitations to a swank party thrown by Chatsworth.



50 :02x11 - Parlez-Vous English

First aired: Dec/27/1960
Writer: Max Shulman
Director: Guy Scarpitta

Winnie introduces Dobie to the daughter of a French painter in hopes that her son will get some culture but the two dislike each other on sight.



51 :02x12 - The Day the Teachers Disappeared

First aired: Jan/03/1961
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: William Schallert (Leander Pomfritt)

When the school board denies their request for a raise, the teachers come down with the flu forcing the parents to takeover teaching classes.



52 :02x13 - What's My Lion?

First aired: Jan/10/1961
Director: Robert Gordon
Guest star: Santy Josol (Imp), Tommy Farrell (Riff Ryan), Henry Corden (Wazir)

A lion escapes from the zoo and amazingly becomes attached to Maynard.



53 :02x14 - The Big Question

First aired: Jan/24/1961
Writer: Max Shulman, Joel Kane
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Harry Swoger (Dugan), William Schallert (Leander Pomfritt)

Dobie and Maynard approach graduation from high school and Mr. Pomfritt assigns them to write an essay entitled "Whither are We Drifting."



54 :02x15 - Have You Stopped Beating Your Wife?

First aired: Jan/31/1961
Director: Robert Gordon
Guest star: Jack Albertson (Zibinski), Marjorie Bennett (Mrs. Kenny), Arlene Harris (Mrs. Zibinski)

After taking a course on love and romance, Dobie tries to get Herbert to spend more time with Winnie.



55 :02x16 - The Bitter Feud of Dobie and Maynard

First aired: Feb/07/1961
Director: Stanley Z. Cherry
Guest star: Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.), William Schallert (Leander Pomfritt)

Maynard becomes convinced he's a bad influence on Dobie so he decides to antagonize his good buddy into ending their friendship once and for all.



56 :02x17 - Zelda, Get Off My Back

First aired: Feb/14/1961
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Doris Packer (Mrs. Osborne), Linda Hauser (Monica), Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.), David Bond (Trembley)

Tired of being rejected by Dobie, Zelda decides to turn her amorous attentions towards Chatsworth.



57 :02x18 - I Was a High School Scrooge

First aired: Feb/21/1961
Writer: Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Douglas Dumbrille (Walter Appleby)

Working for the school newspaper, Dobie and Maynard are handed an assignement to discover whatever happened to a former Central High athletic great.



58 :02x19 - Will Success Spoil Dobie's Mother?

First aired: Feb/28/1961
Writer: Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Larry Daniels (Akin), Norman Grabowski (Fast Freight McCurdy), Sibyl Rickel (Jessica), Joyce Jameson (Merilee Maribou)

Winnie enters a contest and signs Dobie's name. First prize is a date with a Hollywood starlet.



59 :02x20 - The Second Childhood of Herbert T. Gillis

First aired: Mar/07/1961
Writer: Joel Kane
Director: Robert Gordon
Guest star: Robert Foulk (Callahan), Marvin Kaplan (Milfloss)

When Dobie discovers that his father never graduated from high school, Herbert begins attending night school so as to graduate with his son.



60 :02x21 - Dobie vs. the Machine

First aired: Mar/14/1961
Writer: Max Shulman, Malvin Wald
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: William Schallert (Leander Pomfritt), Tommy Farrell (Riff Ryan), Dorothy Conrad (Dr. Campbell), Robert Burton (Dr. Magruder)

Dobie and Maynard are unable to decide their future after graduation from high school so they decide to let a computer make the decision for them.



61 :02x22 - Baby Shoes

First aired: Mar/21/1961
Writer: Maggie Williams, Lawrence Williams, Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau

Dobie and Maynard have enlisted in the Army and Herbert, a former sergeant, is determined to whip both his slacker son and beatnik pal into shape.



62 :02x23 - I Didn't Raise My Boy to be a Soldier, Sailor, or Marine

First aired: Mar/28/1961
Writer: Joel Kane
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.), Taggart Casey (Sgt. Ronk), John Fiedler (Corporal Whistler)

After enlisting in the Army, Maynard misses the bus to the classification center. Dobie gets Chatsworth to take his place temporarily but when they switch back it's learned that thanks to a classification test Chatsworth took, Maynard is eligible for Officer Candidate School.



63 :02x24 - The Chicken Corporal

First aired: Apr/04/1961
Writer: Arnold Horwitt
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Diane Jergens (Betsy), Jack Mullaney (Sprouse), Burt Metcalfe (Lt. Merriweather)

Being in the Army hasn't slowed Dobie's libido. He's promised a date with a smokin' hot waitress from the PX provided he can find a date for her plain roommate. Guess who he picks?



64 :02x25 - The Solid Gold Dog Tag

First aired: Apr/11/1961
Writer: Dean Riesner
Director: Guy Scarpitta
Guest star: Doris Packer (Mrs. Osborne), Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.)

Dobie and Maynard are shocked when they discover that their old high school nemesis, Chatsworth Osborne, Jr., has joined the Army and been assigned to their unit.



65 :02x26 - The Battle of Maynard's Beard

First aired: Apr/18/1961
Writer: Dean Riesner
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Richard Bakalyan (Sgt. Wyncoup), Kaye Elhardt (Portia)

Maynard is ordered to shave off his goatee by the Army but Dobie convinces him to object on principle.



66 :02x27 - Spaceville

First aired: Apr/25/1961
Writer: Arnold Horwitt
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Tom Montgomery (Announcer), Arthur Hanson (...), Conrad Bachmann (...), Willis Bouchey (General), Bea Benaderet (Operator), Robert Burton (Colonel)

The Army is searching for someone to join a chimp in an outer space experiment. The soldier must be neither brilliant nor particularly capable. The soldier must be Maynard G. Krebs.



67 :02x28 - Like Mother, Like Daughter, Like Wow

First aired: May/02/1961
Writer: R. S. Allen
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Ralph Sanford (Fred), Yvonne Craig (Hazel Grimes), Jane Dulo (Bubbles Grimes), Hugh Sanders (Sergeant)

Home on a weekend pass from the Army, Dobie meets a smokin' hot chick (who resembles Batgirl) who turns out to be the daughter of an old galpal of Herbert's.



68 :02x29 - Dobie Plays Cupid

First aired: May/09/1961
Writer: Joel Kane
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Sibyl Rickel (Angela), Trudi Ziskind (Jenny), Doris Packer (Mrs. Osborne), Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.)

Home on yet another weekend pass, Dobie drags the girl shy Maynard to a dance.



69 :02x30 - Like Father, Like Son, Like Trouble

First aired: May/16/1961
Writer: Bud Nye
Director: Stanley Z. Cherry
Guest star: Dick Clair (Lt. Merriweather), Frank Faylen (Herbert T. Gillis), Max Slaten (Soda Jerk Irwin), Howard Petrie (Col. McCurdy), Florida Friebus (Winifred "Winnie" Gillis), Carol Byron (Dorritt)

Private Dobie Gillis isn't having much luck getting a date with a hot chick because she's only interested in officers.



70 :02x31 - Be It Ever So Humble

First aired: May/23/1961
Writer: Arnold Horwitt
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Florida Friebus (Winifred "Winnie" Gillis), Barry Russo (Sergeant), Douglas Bank (Daly), Jonathan Hole (Mimms), Sheila James Kuehl (Zelda Gilroy), Frank Faylen (Herbert T. Gillis), Paul Bryar (World War I Lieutenant), Jerry Summers (GI), Dick Clair (Lt. Merriweather), Norman Fell (Cole)

Dobie mistakenly thinks that a homesick Maynard has gone AWOL so he wrangles a three day pass to bring him back to the base.



71 :02x32 - Aah, Yer Fadder Wears Army Shoes

First aired: May/30/1961
Writer: Max Shulman, Bill Gammie
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Barbara Bricker (Marcia Turner), Dick Clair (Lt. Merriweather), Herb Ellis (Brooklyn)

Dobie tries to impress a smokin' hot WAC by telling her that his father was a World War II hero.



72 :02x33 - Everything But the Truth

First aired: Jun/06/1961
Writer: Joel Kane
Director: Stanley Z. Cherry
Guest star: Jennifer West (Jenny Gilroy)

Zelda has been telling everyone back home that she and soldier Dobie are engaged. Then he unexpectedly arrives in town on a weekend pass.



73 :02x34 - Goodbye Mr. Pomfritt, Hello Mr. Chips

First aired: Jun/13/1961
Writer: Joel Kane
Director: Guy Scarpitta
Guest star: Jo Anne Worley (Myrtle Tarrantino), Frank London (Ferguson), Joseph Corey (Floyd), Eddie Firestone (Clyde Tarrantino), John Graham (Nettleton), Julia Ann Payne (Mary Lou), June Palmer (Lola), William Schallert (Leander Pomfritt)

Dobie and Maynard try to convince their old high school teacher, Mr. Pomfritt, not to leave Central High.



74 :02x35 - Take Me to Your Leader

First aired: Jun/20/1961
Writer: Maggie Williams, Lawrence Williams, Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Neil Nephew (Alabama Schwartz), Herb Vigran (Rosenbloom), Alan Carney (Producer), Peter Brocco (Cedric Van Horn), Barbara Lord (Jane Smith), Baily Harper (Kim Breck)

Pulling guard duty one night on their Army post, Dobie and Maynard recall via flashbacks an incident from their civilian days when they were certain that the Martians were invading.



75 :02x36 - This Ain't The Way We Used to Do It

First aired: Jun/27/1961
Writer: Bud Nye
Director: Stanley Z. Cherry
Guest star: Jack Grinnage (Lt. Merriweather), Nesdon Booth (Clum)

In the final Army episode, Dobie's parents arrive at his base to see how the Army has made a man out of their son.



76 :03x01 - The Ruptured Duck

First aired: Oct/10/1961
Writer: Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Raymond Bailey (Dean Magruder), William Schallert (Leander Pomfritt), Hal England (Cruikshank), John Fiedler (Wurts)

Discharged from the Army, Dobie and Maynard try to find their way in civilian life and decide to enroll at the local junior college after discovering that their favorite high school teacher, Mr. Pomfritt, is now a member of the faculty there.



77 :03x02 - Dobie, Dobie, Who's Got Dobie?

First aired: Oct/17/1961
Writer: Lester Pine
Director: Rod Amateau

Enrolled in junior college, Dobie is certain he can score with the campus hotties but Zelda is also enrolled and she continues to cramp his style.



78 :03x03 - Move Over, Perry Mason

First aired: Oct/24/1961
Writer: Dean Riesner
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Wallace Rooney (Judge), Judy Bamber (Gloria), Douglas Dumbrille (Brinkerhoff), Charles Lane (Wayzack)

After taking a law course in college, Maynard decides to sue Herbert when his hand gets caught in a supposedly defective gumball machine in the Gillis Grocery Store.



79 :03x04 - The Fast, White Mouse

First aired: Oct/31/1961
Writer: Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Doris Packer (Mrs. Osborne), Hugh Sanders (Professor), Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.), Maggie Brown (Rochelle)

In order to finally get rid of Zelda, Dobie uses the laws of heredity to prove that a potential marriage would be doomed to failure.



80 :03x05 - The Gigolo

First aired: Nov/07/1961
Writer: Joel Kane
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Diane Jergens (Bernadine), Bert Carlon (Cab Driver), Nancy Priest (Drusilla), Bill Bixby (Roger), Romney Tree (Abigail)

Usually dateless Maynard comes up with a scheme to go out with chicks. He rents himself out to girls who are afraid that going out with hunky guys will make their out-of-town boyfriends jealous.



81 :03x06 - Dig, Dig, Dig

First aired: Nov/14/1961
Writer: Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Tom Montgomery (Announcer), Nora Marlowe (Charwoman), Jean Byron (Dr. Imogene Burkhart)

Dobie asks for Herbert's permission to go on an archaeological dig with his ancient history instructor. The older Gillis can't fathom sonny's sudden interest in the subject until he discovers that the instructor is an attractive female.



82 :03x07 - Eat, Drink and be Merry...For Tomorrow, Ker-Boom!

First aired: Nov/21/1961
Writer: Maggie Williams, Lawrence Williams, Joel Kane
Director: Guy Scarpitta
Guest star: Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.)

Maynard declines to contribute an item to a class time capsule scheduled to be opened in one thousand years because he's convinced that the world will have ended by then.



83 :03x08 - The Richest Squirrel in Town

First aired: Nov/28/1961
Writer: Dean Riesner
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: William Schallert (Leander Pomfritt)

Maynard can't convince anyone that a squirrel and not he stole a roll of money from Mr. Pomfritt's desk drawer.



84 :03x09 - The Second Most Beautiful Girl in the World

First aired: Dec/05/1961
Writer: Max Shulman
Director: Guy Scarpitta
Guest star: Maxine Stuart (Mrs. Bean), Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.), John Fiedler (Bean), Carolyn Craig (Sally Bean)

The parents of a kind-hearted damsel insist that she have two escorts when she goes out on a date.



85 :03x10 - This Town Ain't Big Enough for Me and Robert Browning

First aired: Dec/12/1961
Writer: Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Raymond Bailey (Dean Magruder), Mary Mitchell (Poppy Jordan)

Inspired by a Robert Browning poem, Dobie decides to reach for something unattainable namely a smokin' hot new damsel on campus. But this desire might cost him Zelda.



86 :03x11 - Have Reindeer, Will Travel

First aired: Dec/19/1961
Writer: Arnold Horwitt
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Michael Davis (Pepe), Michael Hardsock (Walter Funk), Edith Loder (Mother), Argentina Brunetti (Grandmother), Debbie Megowan (Little Girl)

Appointed class treasurer, soft-hearted Maynard ends up giving the money raised for the Christmas dance to a poor Hispanic family.



87 :03x12 - Crazylegs Gillis

First aired: Dec/26/1961
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Norman Grabowski (Horse Bronkowski), Joyce Van Patten (Ethel), Nesdon Booth (Coach), Michele Lee (Lila)

Dobie and his new galpal end up having to babysit for a star football player's kids and our hero might end up Landing in Knots when he has to fill in for the athlete during the game.



88 :03x13 - Blue Tail Fly

First aired: Jan/02/1962
Writer: Arnold Horwitt
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Tom Reese (Grogan), Monica Moran (Girl), The Lettermen (Themselves), Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.), William Schallert (Leander Pomfritt)

When Dobie opposes Chatsworth in a campus election, the rich kid hires the folk group, The Lettermen, to aid his campaign. Despite advice from campaign manager Zelda to do something similar, he's determined to win by sticking to the issues.



89 :03x14 - I Do Not Choose to Run

First aired: Jan/09/1962
Writer: Joel Kane, Lester Pine
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: John Fiedler (Cheever), Cindy Conroy (Betty Jane), Bob Duggan (Reporter), Herb Ellis (Mulcahey), Lee Zimmer (Moderator)

Herbert T. Gillis decides to throw his hat in the political ring and run for Mayor but Dobie has fallen for the daughter of his opponent.



90 :03x15 - Happiness Can't Buy Money

First aired: Jan/16/1962
Writer: Guy Scarpitta
Director: Guy Scarpitta
Guest star: David Bond (Trembley), Doris Packer (Mrs. Osborne), Julie Thompson (Girl), Danielle Aubry (Fifi), Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.)

Chatsworth wants Herbert to move into the Osborne mansion with him so that the elder Gillis will turn him into a man.



91 :03x16 - Magnificent Failure

First aired: Jan/23/1962
Writer: Bud Nye
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: James Dobson (Dobbs), Herb Ellis (Hogan)

Something's definitely wrong with Herbert T. Gillis. The normally tight-fisted patriarch loosens the family purse strings and showers his family with gifts. Then he announces he plans to sell the grocery store and settle down to a life of leisure.



92 :03x17 - For Whom the Wedding Bell Tolls

First aired: Jan/30/1962
Writer: Arnold Horwitt
Director: Stanley Z. Cherry
Guest star: Alberto Morin (Captain Lopez), Betty Rollin (Jane Bailey), Michael Hardstark (Tom), David Frankham (Derek)

In order to get away from Zelda, Dobie convinces Maynard to stow away on an ocean liner bound for South America but the diminutive love-starved damsel is also on the ship.



93 :03x18 - Girls Will Be Boys

First aired: Feb/13/1962
Writer: Joel Kane
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Lynn Loring (Eddie)

Maynard goes out with a chick who's a slacker just like himself but when Dobie convinces her to be more feminine his beatnik pal loses interest.



94 :03x19 - Marriage Counselor

First aired: Feb/20/1962
Writer: Joel Kane, Lester Pine
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: William Schallert (Leander Pomfritt)

Zelda is overjoyed when Dobie finally decides to marry her after he learns in psychology class that marriage has many benefits. But then Maynard reminds her that his good buddy still hasn't shown any signs of passionate love.



95 :03x20 - The Big Blunder and Egg Man

First aired: Feb/27/1962
Writer: Max Shulman, Bud Nye
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Cheryl Holdridge (Daphne Winslett), William Schallert (Leander Pomfritt)

In order to impress his new money hungry galpal (shades of Thalia Menninger), Dobie buys stock in an egg company.



96 :03x21 - Birth of a Salesman

First aired: Mar/06/1962
Writer: Arnold Horwitt
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: William Schallert (Leander Pomfritt), Tuesday Weld (Thalia Menninger)

Dobie's old galpal, the smokin' hot Thalia Menninger, arrives on the scene and announces that she's chunked college and become a successful saleswoman. Now she wants Dobie and Maynard to work for her.



97 :03x22 - Like, Oh Brother

First aired: Mar/13/1962
Writer: Arnold Horwitt
Director: Guy Scarpitta
Guest star: Richard Correll (Pete), Richard Reeves (Hawley), Jean Byron (Dr. Imogene Burkhart), Leonard Bremen (Fitzpatrick), Garry Walberg (Klug)

Dobie and Maynard help Dr. Burkhart establish a center for disadvantaged youths as part of their sociology class.



98 :03x23 - Wanted: Dead or Alive

First aired: Mar/20/1962
Writer: Joel Kane, Lester Pine
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: William Schallert (Leander Pomfritt), Frank Faylen (Herbert T. Gillis), Hal England (Henry Cabot Loot, Jr.), Stafford Repp (Henry Cabot Loot, Sr.), Diane Sayer (Gisele Hurlbut), Joyce Van Patten (Maude Pomfritt)

Dobie falls for a hottie named Gisele Hurlbut but she plans on enrolling at an exclusive women's school in order to snare herself a rich husband. That doesn't stop Dobie who decides to enroll at a correspondingly exclusive men's school.



99 :03x24 - Names My Mother Called Me

First aired: Mar/27/1962
Writer: Maggie Williams, Lawrence Williams, Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Diane Sayer (Gisele Hurlbut), Max Showalter (Dr. Graham), Russell Collins (Dr. Dobie Kline), Lee Zimmer (Newscaster)

When galpal Gisele Hurlbut decides that his first name is ridiculous, Dobie decides to change it until Winnie puts her foot down and informs him that he's named after a Nobel Prize winning scientist.



100 :03x25 - An American Strategy

First aired: Apr/03/1962
Writer: Dean Riesner, Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Eleanor Audley (Irma), Maggie Pierce (Pamela), Charles Watts (Lumpkin), Paul Bryar (Erdlatz), Nancy McCarthy (Gloria)

This time it's a case of too many women for Dobie as he attempts to juggle a waitress and the daughter of a lumber company executive.



101 :03x26 - The Truth Session

First aired: Apr/10/1962
Writer: Henry Sharp, Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Mary Jackson (Customer), William Schallert (Leander Pomfritt), B. G. Norman (Nate Gahagan)

Maynard decides that he will always speak the truth but this policy upsets a lot of people.



102 :03x27 - I Remember Muu Muu

First aired: Apr/17/1962
Writer: Joel Kane
Director: David Davis

Maynard writes an article for the school newspaper about primitive dances but borrows a few descriptions from a tabloid so that they seem like orgies.



103 :03x28 - Sweet Success of Smell

First aired: Apr/24/1962
Writer: Joel Kane
Director: Stanley Z. Cherry
Guest star: Charles Lane (Professor McGuffy), Yvonne Craig (Elspeth Hummaker), Michael Sean (Clayton)

A biology professor discovers that Maynard has an unusual sense of smell.



104 :03x29 - When Other Friendships Have Been Forgot

First aired: May/01/1962
Writer: Joel Kane
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Mary Jackson (Mrs. Kenny), Patricia McNulty (Caprice)

Dobie decides to terminate his friendship with Maynard after it appears that his beatnik pal has become too dependant on him.



105 :03x30 - I Was a Boy Sorority Girl

First aired: May/08/1962
Writer: Arnold Horwitt
Director: Ralph Francis Murphy
Guest star: Jennifer West (Samantha Digby), Doris Packer (Mrs. Osborne), Jean Blake (Martha)

To raise money to carry on like a rich playboy, Dobie takes a job as a waiter in a sorority house.



106 :03x31 - It Takes a Heap of Living to Make a Cave a Home

First aired: May/15/1962
Writer: Arnold Horwitt
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Sibyl Collier (Glynis Overholt), Jean Byron (Dr. Imogene Burkhart), Mike Mazurki (Og), Raymond Bailey (Dean Magruder)

On an anthropology class field trip, Maynard discovers a man living in a cave and decides to move in with him.



107 :03x32 - Back to Nature Boy

First aired: May/22/1962
Writer: Joel Kane
Director: Guy Scarpitta
Guest star: Doris Packer (Mrs. Osborne), Lynn Loring (Edwina Cagle), David Bond (Trembley), Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.)

Chatsworth's cousin visits and soon becomes bored with society life. So she gets Maynard to show her how to live like a simple gal.



108 :03x33 - How to Cheat an Honest Man

First aired: May/29/1962
Writer: Lester Pine, Joel Kane
Director: Guy Scarpitta
Guest star: Diane Jergens (Eloise McInerney), Susan Hart (Mona)

Dobie's newest flame believes in complete honesty from her fellow--and his friends and family.



109 :03x34 - Bachelor Father and Son

First aired: Jun/05/1962
Writer: Joel Kane
Director: Stanley Z. Cherry
Guest star: Reta Shaw (Mrs. Finchley)

Winnie heads out to Cleveland to visit her sister leaving Herbert and Dobie to fend for themselves.



110 :03x35 - Like Low Noon

First aired: Jun/12/1962
Writer: Dean Riesner
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Mark Meyer (Butch Bumgartner)

An old high school nemesis of Dobie is arriving back in town on the noon bus and this news has Maynard's good buddy worried. It seems as though the bully has sent word that he's going to knock Dobie's block off.



111 :03x36 - The Frat's in the Fire

First aired: Jun/26/1962
Writer: Joel Kane
Director: Stanley Z. Cherry
Guest star: Herb Ellis (Malcolm), Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.), Marianna Hill (Brenda)

Dobie is dead set on membership in the Silver Spoon Club, the best fraternity on campus. Knowing that his son may not get accepted on his own merits, Herbert bribes the members so they'll accept Dobie.



Whatever Happened to Dobie Gillis?

First aired: May/10/1977



Bring Me the Head of Dobie Gillis

First aired: Feb/21/1988



112 :04x01 - A Funny Thing Happened to Me on the Way to a Funny Thing

First aired: Sep/26/1962
Writer: Bud Nye
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: James Millhollin (Dr. Litwiler), Marilyn Fox (Patient), Raymond Bailey (Dean Magruder)

Maynard saves a suicidal jumper but ends up falling off the ledge himself and taken to a hospital psychiatric ward.



113 :04x02 - What's a Little Murder Between Friends?

First aired: Oct/03/1962
Writer: Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Kelton Garwood (guest star), Paul 'Mousie' Garner (guest star), Tuesday Weld (Thalia Menninger), Dennis Patrick (guest star)

The smokin' hot Thalia Menninger returns for a visit and Dobie decides to make her the beneficiary on his life insurance policy. Then he becomes paranoid that she's trying to kill him.



114 :04x03 - Northern Comfort

First aired: Oct/10/1962
Writer: Dean Riesner
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Charles Lane (Wayzack), Ray Hemphill (Virgil T. Gillis), Stephanie Hill (Grace Grimsby)

Dobie's hillbilly cousin, Virgil, arrives in town determined to become the next Elvis and puts the bite on the Gilleses for financial backing.



115 :04x04 - The Ugliest American

First aired: Oct/17/1962
Writer: Joel Kane
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Jean Byron (Dr. Imogene Burkhart), Laraine Stephens (Clydene Quigley), Nacho Galindo (Manuel), Anthony Eustrel (Customer), Marie Gomez (Native Girl), Raoul De Leon (Gonzalez), Sig Ruman (Himmelmeyer)

Dobie signs himself and Maynard up for an expedition to the Amazon in order to follow a hot chick. Once there, Maynard gets made chief of a tribe of cannibals.



116 :04x05 - A Splinter Off the Old Block

First aired: Oct/24/1962
Writer: Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Ellen Burstyn (Donna), Bobby Diamond (Duncan Gillis), Ollie O'Toole (Timothy Gillis), Ahna Capri (Clarissa)

Uncle Tim arrives in town and wants Herbert and Winnie to look after son Duncan while he's away on business.



117 :04x06 - What Makes the Varsity Drag?

First aired: Oct/31/1962
Writer: Bud Nye
Director: Guy Scarpitta
Guest star: Bert Freed (Coach Prendergast), Ed Deemer (Roadblock Jahurski), Jean Byron (Dr. Imogene Burkhart), Mikki Jamison (Lottie Lee McQuiddy)

Dobie goes out for the college football team when he discovers that a hot chick adores athletes.



118 :04x07 - Like, Hi, Explosives

First aired: Nov/07/1962
Writer: Joel Kane, Bud Nye
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Tom Montgomery (Fisk), David Bond (Trembley), Bobby Diamond (Duncan Gillis), Peter Virgo (McGinty), Judi Sherven (Victoria), Doris Packer (Mrs. Osborne)

Dobie, Maynard, and cousin Duncan takes jobs as truck drivers. Their first cargo--nitroglycerine.



119 :04x08 - Where is Thy Sting?

First aired: Nov/14/1962
Writer: Joel Kane
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Burt Mustin (Eggleston), Eilene Janssen (Emily Busby), Justin Smith (Moribund Simpson), Howard McNear (Posthumus Simpson), Jean Byron (Dr. Imogene Burkhart)

Dobie feigns illness in order to win the affections of a hot chick.



120 :04x09 - Flow Gently, Sweet Money

First aired: Nov/21/1962
Writer: Arnold Horwitt
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Annette Gorman (Amanda Faversham), Yvonne Craig (Linda Sue Faversham), Frank Faylen (Herbert T. Gillis), Bobby Diamond (Duncan Gillis)

Dobie and Duncan get involved with a greedy chick who played Dobie for money and now is getting her younger sister to play Duncan.



121 :04x10 - Strictly for the Birds

First aired: Nov/28/1962
Writer: Arnold Horwitt
Director: Guy Scarpitta
Guest star: Pat Goldin (Pet Shop Owner), Julie Parrish (Betsy), Jean Byron (Dr. Imogene Burkhart)

Dobie and Maynard aren't doing too well in their history class so they train a mynah bird to help them with an exam.



122 :04x11 - The Iceman Goeth

First aired: Dec/05/1962
Writer: Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Jean Byron (Dr. Imogene Burkhart), Bobby Diamond (Duncan Gillis)

Dobie, Maynard, and Duncan accidentally lock Herbert in his own meat freezer. Then they mistakenly believe they've killed him.



123 :04x12 - Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Gillis

First aired: Dec/12/1962
Writer: Dean Riesner
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Paul Tripp (Dean Hollister), Howard McNear (Professor Nastington), David Bond (Professor Dartmoor), Suzanne Noel (Gloria Brownlee)

In danger of flunking out of college, Maynard hears about a chemical that can change him into a genius--or a monster.



124 :04x13 - Will the Real Santa Claus Please Come Down the Chimmey?

First aired: Dec/19/1962
Writer: Arnold Horwitt
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Sam Weston (Duffy), Bobby Diamond (Duncan Gillis)

When Maynard announces that he still believes in Santa Claus, the Gilleses decide to cure him of his fantasy.



125 :04x14 - Who Did William Tell?

First aired: Jan/02/1963
Writer: Arnold Horwitt
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Bobby Diamond (Duncan Gillis), Alejandro Rey (Alfredo), Roxane Berard (Rosa Cesara), Ned Romero (Funcoli)

Cousin Duncan falls for a visiting opera diva who just came down from Quebec.



126 :04x15 - Too Many Kooks Spoil the Broth

First aired: Jan/09/1963
Writer: Bud Nye
Director: Guy Scarpitta
Guest star: Charles Lane (P. T. Arwood), Ray Hemphill (Virgil T. Gillis), Yvonne Peattie (Emily Swenson), Lory Patrick (Cecily Atwood)

This time Dobie falls for the daughter of a kitchenware king.



127 :04x16 - Vocal Boy Makes Good

First aired: Jan/16/1963
Writer: Dean Riesner
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Nina Schneider (Hazel), The Lettermen (Themselves), Carol Christensen (April Boynton)

When the Lettermen appear on campus, they recruit Dobie to fill in when one of their members has to take an unexpected leave of absence.



128 :04x17 - All Right, Dobie, Drop the Gun

First aired: Jan/23/1963
Writer: Arnold Horwitt
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Ralph Taeger (Clyde Calhoun), Joyce Jameson (Patsy)

A fugitive and his moll hold the Gillis family hostage in their grocery store. Then Maynard comes along and stumbles into things as well.



129 :04x18 - And Now a Word From Our Sponsor

First aired: Jan/30/1963
Writer: Arnold Horwitt
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Carole Cook (Fifi Laverne), Lennie Weinrib (Eddie Baker), Jean Byron (Dr. Imogene Burkhart), Alice Pearce (Mom Baker)

After Dobie gets hired as a disc jockey for the campus radio station, Zelda decides to cut an album and gets Maynard to be her producer.



130 :04x19 - Two for the Whipsaw

First aired: Feb/06/1963
Writer: Bud Nye
Director: David Davis
Guest star: Maggie Pierce (Cynthia Vandefeller), Roy Roberts (Nicholas Vandefeller), Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.)

Chatsworth pays Dobie to impersonate him on a date with a damsel whom he remembers as being quite ugly.



131 :04x20 - The Moon and No Pence

First aired: Feb/13/1963
Writer: Bud Nye
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Alva Celauro (Anastasia Dimitrov), Harry Stanton (Vincent), Hugh Gallagher (Policeman)

To impress a hot chick, Dobie gets Zelda to help him improve his grades without telling her the real reason.



132 :04x21 - The Beast with Twenty Fingers

First aired: Feb/20/1963
Writer: Arnold Horwitt
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Albert Szabo (guest star), Don Orlando (guest star), Carole Cook (guest star), Ilze Taurins (guest star)

Maynard and Herbert get stuck together by a finger toy.



133 :04x22 - Thanks for the Memory

First aired: Feb/27/1963
Writer: Max Shulman
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Asa Maynor (Claypool)

Dobie finally decides to give into Zelda but her ardor appears to have cooled off completely--or has it?



134 :04x23 - Three Million Coins in the Fountain

First aired: Mar/06/1963
Writer: Joel Kane
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: David Bond (Trembley), Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.), Bobby Diamond (Duncan Gillis), Doris Packer (Mrs. Osborne)

After the Osborne family loses its fortune, Chatsworth ropes Maynard and Duncan into a get rich quick scheme.



135 :04x24 - Beethoven, Presley, and Me

First aired: Mar/13/1963
Writer: Dean Riesner
Director: Guy Scarpitta
Guest star: Frank Faylen (Herbert T. Gillis), Charles Lane (Charlie Wayzack), Alva Celauro (Sally "Tin Pan" O'Malley), Ray Hemphill (Virgil T. Gillis)

A freak accident turns Maynard into a songwriting machine which cousin Virgil T. Gillis hopes to use to his advantage in becoming a singing sensation.



136 :04x25 - The Little Chimp That Couldn't

First aired: Mar/20/1963
Writer: Arnold Horwitt
Director: Stanley Z. Cherry
Guest star: Addison Richards (Dean Hollister), Jean Byron (Dr. Imogene Burkhart)

In the college animal behaviour laboratory, Maynard is assigned to develop the talents of a chimp. If he doesn't succeed the simian might meet a terrible fate.



137 :04x26 - There's Always Room for One Less

First aired: Mar/27/1963
Writer: Bud Nye
Director: Tom Montgomery
Guest star: Doris Packer (Mrs. Osborne), Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.)

After mumsie tosses him out on his ear, Chatsworth moves in with the Gilleses and Herbert tries to take full financial advantage of the situation.



138 :04x27 - The General Cried at Dawn

First aired: Apr/03/1963
Writer: Bud Nye
Director: David Davis
Guest star: Alberto Morin (President Rubero), Rodolfo Hoyos, Jr. (Ramon Zapotero), Francesca Bellini (Guadalupe), Pepe Hern (Hernandez)

On a visit to Latin America, Maynard is commandeered into impersonating a general marked for assassination.



139 :04x28 - Now I Lay Me Down to Steal

First aired: Apr/10/1963
Writer: Arnold Horwitt
Director: Guy Scarpitta
Guest star: David Bond (Trembley), Willard Waterman (Constable), Georgi Griffith (Alicia Osborne), Doris Packer (Mrs. Osborne)

Spending the weekend at the Osborne mansion, Maynard goes on a sleepwalking jaunt and is suspected of taking the contents of the Osborne safe.



140 :04x29 - Lassie, Get Lost

First aired: Apr/17/1963
Writer: Dean Riesner
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Mary Miller (Valentine Van Loon), Joyce Van Patten (Speed Pulitzer)

When a teen socialite's pooch disappears she offers a $500 reward to its finder which Maynard is determined to claim.



141 :04x30 - The Rice and Old Shoes Caper

First aired: Apr/24/1963
Writer: Arnold Horwitt
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Richard Jury (Gilroy), Linda Henning (Elsa), Yvonne Peattie (Mrs. Gilroy), Burt Mustin (Justice of the Peace)

In yet another plan to snare Dobie, Zelda announces she's going to marry Maynard figuring that Dobie will do anything (such as take his good buddy's place) to save him from such a fate.



142 :04x31 - Requiem for an Underweight Heavyweight

First aired: May/01/1963
Writer: Arnold Horwitt
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Joyce Jameson (Lola Laverne), Jean Byron (Dr. Imogene Burkhart), John Apone (Rocky Feroni)

Maynard swallows some energy pills which give him superhuman strength so Herbert decides he should enter the boxing ring with the elder Gillis as his manager.



143 :04x32 - I Was a Spy for the F. O. B.

First aired: May/08/1963
Writer: Bud Nye
Director: Tom Montgomery
Guest star: Barbara Bain (Veronica), Linden Chiles (A. F. Bottomley), Henry Corden (Bruno), John Banner (Chief), Joseph Hoover (T. F. Elliott)

Dobie and Maynard take a trip to Washington D.C. where enemy agents mistake the goateed beatnik for a brilliant rocket scientist.



144 :04x33 - There's a Broken Light for Every Broken Heart on Broadway

First aired: May/15/1963
Writer: Joel Kane
Director: David Davis
Guest star: Joseph Boland (Eddie Ringding), Earl Hammond (Nightclub Manager), Linden Chiles (Freddie Quick), Mary Miller (Emily Klauber)

Maynard turns a fellow student into a singing sensation but then a fast-talking agent steals her away.



145 :04x34 - Beauty Is Only Kin Deep

First aired: May/22/1963
Writer: Bud Nye
Director: Rod Amateau
Guest star: Peter Lupus (Casimir H. Prohosky, Jr.), Douglas Dick (Clinton Hardwell), Susan Watson (Nancy Sue Burkhart), Jean Byron (Dr. Imogene Burkhart)

Dobie falls for the smokin' hot younger sister of Dr. Burkhart but according to family tradition she must wait until her older sister gets married first.



146 :04x35 - The Call of the, Like, Wild

First aired: May/29/1963
Writer: Dean Riesner
Director: Guy Scarpitta
Guest star: Susan Bay (Gina Lololasagna), Harold Caine (Crumley), Jack Raine (Professor Guildenstern), Mary Jackson (Sedda)

After accidentally dousing himself with a chemical concoction, Maynard is stunned to discover that this formula makes him irresistable to women.



147 :04x36 - The Devil and Dobie Gillis

First aired: Jun/05/1963
Director: Guy Scarpitta
Guest star: Steve Franken (Chatsworth Osborne, Jr.), Barbara Babcock (Pamela), Doris Packer (Mrs. Osborne), Grandon Rhodes (Auctioneer)

Dobie has a hot date but he's broke as usual so to pick up some cash he agrees to help Chatsworth fix his mother's charity raffle.