Season
36 - House Guest
May. 19,1955
35 - A Week with Cinderella
May. 12,1955
34 - The Hollywood Story
May. 05,1955
33 - The Molehouse Collection
Apr. 28,1955
32 - International Incident
Apr. 21,1955
31 - Soap Opera
Apr. 14,1955
30 - Green Thumb
Apr. 07,1955
Professor McNulty discovers that a former actor (Haley) is working as school gardener. He wants to use him in a play, but academic red tape interferes.
29 - Poet and Peggy
Mar. 31,1955
28 - Reunion in Comstock
Mar. 24,1955
27 - The Professor Writes a Play
Mar. 17,1955
26 - Tryout
Mar. 10,1955
25 - Jury Duty
Mar. 03,1955
Ray and Peggy McNulty are both called for jury duty on the case of a husband who is seeking alimony from his wife. Ray disagrees not only with Peggy, but with the whole jury, over the decision.
24 - Stratford on the Ozarks
Feb. 24,1955
23 - Mister Sergeant and the Lady
Feb. 17,1955
22 - Be Bop
Feb. 10,1955
21 - Family Tree
Feb. 03,1955
20 - The Robbery
Jan. 27,1955
19 - Strike It Rich
Jan. 20,1955
18 - Call Me Dad
Jan. 13,1955
17 - Now, Coach?
Jan. 06,1955
16 - The Silver Cord
Dec. 30,1954
15 - The Christmas Story
Jan. 01,0001
14 - Parlor Game
Dec. 16,1954
13 - The TV Story
Dec. 09,1954
12 - Field Trip
Dec. 02,1954
11 - Chinese Luck
Nov. 25,1954
10 - Stage Struck
Nov. 18,1954
9 - The Hangout
Nov. 11,1954
8 - A Star is Born
Nov. 04,1954
7 - Battle of the Sexes
Oct. 28,1954
6 - The Prodigy
Oct. 21,1954
5 - Retirement Deferred
Oct. 14,1954
4 - The Doll's House
Oct. 07,1954
3 - The Arrival
Sep. 30,1954
2 - Sabrina Comes to Town
Sep. 23,1954
1 - The Professor Meets the Author
Sep. 16,1954
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Meet Mr. McNutley is an American situation comedy which aired on CBS Television from 1953–1955, with Ray Milland in the role of fastidious Professor Ray McNutley, the head of the English Department at the fictitious Lynnhaven College for girls. Phyllis Avery portrayed McNutley's wife, Peggy. The half-hour series aired on Thursday evenings opposite Groucho Marx's NBC program, You Bet Your Life. The show aired concurrently on radio during its first season. Both versions were sponsored by General Electric, and originally presented under the umbrella title of The General Electric Comedy Theatre.
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