The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show

Gracie throws an elaborate dinner party for a French physicist.

George practices sneezing for a television show and Gracie picks up the habit.

Gracie asks Harry Von Zell to buy a boat for George.

Gracie hires an artist to paint a portrait of George for a surprise birthday gift.

The girls hire gigolos when George and Harry Morton refuse to take them nightclubbing.

In an effort to get George to sponsor the ballet, Gracie hires two dancers as a butler and maid.

George and Gracie's vaudeville friends, the Pearsons, come for a visit.

Gracie tries to help the Mortons, who can't sell their swamp.

Gracie writes a magazine story claiming that George once beat up a gangster.

Gracie misinterprets George's actions and fears he wants to end his own life.

Gracie tries to make things right after Harry Von Zell dates a married woman.

Gracie's freeloading uncle comes for an extended visit.

Gracie becomes convinced that Harry Morton has fallen in love with her.

Gracie is disconsolate when the Mortons announce their plans to move out of the neighborhood.

Jack Benny must convince Gracie her marriage to George is legal.

Gracie wants to know if she can list her canary as a dependent.

Gracie becomes suspicious when she hears that a man named George generously tipped a cigarette girl.

Gracie turns a quiet train upside down.

Von Zell discusses the tax advantages of a family.

Gracie throws an auction party to help Harry Morton sell some swamp land.

Gracie thinks she hears a burglar during the night and alarms the neighborhood.

Gracie wants to buy George a ranch; George schemes to put an end to her idea.

Gracie schemes to get George into the U.S. Army.

Gracie tells the police that a car has been stolen.