The Jetsons

When the automatic food preparer malfunctions, Jane Jetson tests a used robot maid on the night George brings his boss home to dinner.

To prevent her from winning a date with her singing idol, George substitutes his own song for daughter Judy's lyric contest entry.

George and Mr. Spacely get caught by their wives when they scheme to attend a football game.

George and Jane are mistaken for a notorious bank robber and his shapely sidekick.

Elroy wants to keep the puppy he found but his father prefers an electronic dog.

George is drafted to take Elroy's Space Cubs troop camping.

Unsuspecting George dons a flying suit perfected by a rival firm and believes Elroy's "flying pills" work.

The Jetsons' robot maid languishes after the building superintendent deactivates Mac, his robot assistant.

George quits his job to manage Elroy's and Astro's TV careers.

Instead of promoting George, Mr. Spacely employs a tyrannical robot as George's superior.

George's 110-year-old relative causes chaos at the Jetson home.

Rival company boss Cogswell believes that George has invented a device that allows Astro to fly!

George and Jane's second honeymoon is shattered by Mr. Spacely's urgent business demands.

George becomes jealous when Elroy wins a contest entitling him to a visit from his TV hero

When George mistakenly believes he's terminally ill, he volunteers to test Spacely's new indestructible garment.

Astro becomes the object of custody fight when wealthy J. P. Gottrockets claims the dog belongs to him.

George is accidentally processed by Spacely's new device designed for reducing shipping bulk.

Tired of riding crowded space buses, Jane decides to take driving lessons.

George reports for reserve training and discovers that his commanding officer is Mr. Spacely.

George is caught in a battle of tycoons when Cogswell builds a new plant adjacent to Spacely's.