My Favorite Martian

Reporter Tim O’Hara encounters a Martian who's crashed in a spaceship and takes the alien home.

Tim and Martin find a love-struck dog that needs their help.

Martin loses his powers when he gets sick, a condition that Martians are not familiar with.

Martin finds out about the US space strategy and tries to warn the government they are doomed.

Martin helps landlord Lorelei Brown’s daughter Angela with a school assignment about Mars.

When Martin is believed to be attempting suicide he is forced into psychiatric therapy.

So Tim can feel like a Martian, Martin grants Tim the ability to read minds for one day.

Tim and Martin search for the spaceship when the trash collector mistakes it for garbage.

Uncle Martin finds himself in trouble when his finger prints match those of a jewel thief.

A boy genius and Martin work together to devise a means of accelerating electronic particles.

Martin wants to know what type of man Cynthia would be interested in so he reads her mind.

Martin presents Tim as a hero to attract a lovely lady who has moved into the neighborhood.

Tim’s cousin Harvey comes to visit and is bewildered by Uncle Martin.

Martin disapproves of news that a cat has received a large inheritance.

Martin is due to return to Mars and preparations begin for his departure.

Martin’s metabolism becomes disrupted after he suffers from sun spots.

Martin loses his memory of everything, including his origins on Mars.

A museum is about to lay off its curator, until Martin decides to intervene.

Uncle Martin’s artwork is praised, but Tim receives all the credit.

A local business offers to finance a trip to Mars and Martin is interested in going along.

When Tim’s career branches out to crime reporting, Martin’s antennae prove useful.

When an Asian head of state visits, Martin intervenes to get Tim an exclusive interview.

Martin discovers he is the target of snooping when Mrs. Brown takes up detective work.

Tim might find himself without a home when Mrs. Brown decides to sell the house.

Martin finds himself sharing the attentions of Mrs. Brown with Frenchman Andre Dupre.

Martin absorbs an electrical charge and the entire town’s power supply is affected.

Uncle Martin’s antennae attract a new playmate in the form of a young child.

Martin is witnessed when he tests the flight worthiness of his space ship.

Martin begins disappearing at inopportune moments but a hard-to-find vitamin offers a solution.

Martin’s identity is threatened when Mrs. Brown’s niece Paula starts asking too many questions.

Martin is alarmed when his powers become impaired during an electrical storm.

Martin starts to feel old which he blames on Earth’s stronger gravitational force than Mars’.

A wealthy man builds a space ship and Martin steps forward to take it to Mars.

Martin cooks up a stew and Mr. Burns has an unusual reaction after eating the food.

When Martin fills in for Tim at work, Martin obtains a high profile interview.

Martin discovers that a toothache’s symptoms include impaired eyesight.