The Danny Thomas Show

Danny fully expects to perform at Rusty's Cub Scout show for the third consecutive year and is annoyed at being asked again until he finds he's been replaced by Jack Benny.

Rusty is running for Class President and using his father's suggestion to throw a rally to "buy" votes.

When Danny and Kathy disagree and argue about who proposed to whom, Mr. Daly urges Danny not to apologize to his daughter.

Danny gets worried when he reads an article about teens running away to get married and learns that Terry has gone steady.

Danny and Kathy are invited to dinner with the Foxes, but Kathy's mistake has them eating with the Wolfs.

Rusty balks when Danny won't give him $15 for a model airplane but promises Linda a locket from the tooth fairy.

After Uncle Tonoose, the family matchmaker, has married off his last relative, he comes to visit Kathy and Danny and announces that he wants to lead the life of a playboy.

When Danny tries to calm Linda, who needs her tonsils removed, he soon needs some consolation himself.

Tension mounts between Danny and Dinah Shore when they are slated to open at different nightclubs on the same night.

On the eve of a 20-year reunion with the old Toledo chums, Danny feels a bit smug at his great success. The tide turns when the group reunites.

Bored with her housewife routine, Kathy accepts a glamorous job at a fashion magazine.

After encountering a group of talented wayward young men, Danny intervenes with school authorities to put them on the straight and narrow.

Danny convinces Ricky Ricardo to move to his apartment during their nightclub engagement, assuring Ricky that Kathy will be a good influence on his infamous wife Lucy.

Danny helps his cousin Stephen (Tony Bennett) get into show business.

The kids bring a drifter (Tennessee Ernie Ford) over for dinner after Danny teaches them about helping the poor.

Danny takes over as director of his children's school production of "Alice in Wonderland" but gets advice from Bob Hope, whose nephew is also in the play.

The Williams are determined to take in a foreign exchange student in spite of the authorities deeming their home unfit.

Gina Minelli (Annette Funicello), a girl from Italy, is welcomed into the Williams household.

The daughter (Shirley Jones) of Danny's mentor comes to New York for a job at the Copa, but she can't sing.

As Gina attempts to adapt to the American high school social scene, Danny takes it upon himself to help her get the attention of the star football player.

Rusty turns to Danny and Kathy for advice when he becomes smitten with a cute girl at school.

Gina (Annette Funicello) comes down with the measles just as Frankie Laine agrees to perform at her school dance.

Kathy makes vacation plans without consulting Danny.

When suave Mario Firenze, a young man from Gina's hometown, arrives at the Williams', he charms everyone with his continental ways.

Danny is furious with Phil when he loses all of the material for Danny's opening at the Copa. The two cross swords and Danny fires Phil.

Kathy's grandfather visits the Williams and they try to keep him on his diet.

Danny faces opposition when he's nominated to be Abbott at the Friars' Club.

Danny gets pestered by an avid fan who actually wants his friendship.

Danny asked his family not to make a big deal about his birthday and is unhappy that they are doing as he asked. In fact, Kathy had planned a surprise party for that night.

Gina's been nominated to run for Class President. It's wonderful news — except she's running against her steady boyfriend Buck.

Danny uses the Williams' temporary maid to play a practical joke on Charley Halper.

Nobody gives Linda's imaginary friend, Mr. Jumbo, a second thought until a school psychologist visits Danny and Kathy and suggests that Linda cannot separate fantasy from reality.