Because the townspeople have gotten the mistaken idea that the McGees are broke, Fibber and Molly are throwing a party at their house to pro…
Fibber is fed up with people not believing the things he says, and thinks his name might be part of the problem, so he sets out to change it…
Fibber has become an amateur astronomer and has built a telescope because he believes he's made a new discovery.
While house cleaning, Molly finds her old love letters in the attic, and Fibber gets embarrassed about what's in them.
Molly insists Fibber take her to the ball game on opening day, and Fibber has to figure a way to take her to the sold out game.
With sugar being rationed, McGee begins experimenting on a substitute and tries it out on his friends.
Fibber plans to attend a poker game and tries hard to keep it a secret from Molly.
Fibber decides to make breakfast for Molly, but his culinary skills aren't quite as good as he thinks.
The McGees invite a merchant marine to spend the night with them, but Fibber gets flustered when everyone seems to know more about ships tha…
In spite of Molly's protests, Fibber is determined to tune their piano himself, with predictable results.
La Trivia is returning home from the war, and the whole town plans a parade to greet him, but Fibber finds himself left out of the welcoming…
Fibber and Molly visit Racine, Wisconsin, the home of their sponsor Johnson's Wax for the company's 60th Anniversary.
Fibber takes on the task of repairing old broken toys that will be given away to unfortunate children, and he's running late.
Fibber and Molly are taking time off, and instead, Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians, host a half hour of music to bring in the New Year.
Molly wins a contest with the prize being a fancy designer dress made just for her.
Fibber has a new pipe and is trying out a new tobacco called Old Mustard Mouth but has trouble keeping it lit.
Fibber believes the hospital has lost some valuable radium, so Fibber buys a Geiger counter and sets off to track it down.
Fibber and Molly get their friends to help arrange a surprise Christmas party for a lonely Doc Gamble.
Texaco News invites poets to recite their work on the arrival of spring. Kenny Baker sings Spring in Rio. Portland informs Fred that Kenny h…
The question for Allens' Alley is "What are you doing about your radio listening". Fred has read a book about Bing Crosby, a…