The Debbie Reynolds Show - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
That's Debbie
It's a Bird--It's a Plane--It's Debbie
In the Soup
Married Men Can Always Get
Debbie begins making wedding plans when she discovers that due to a technicality, she and Jim may not be legally married. After the tongue-in-cheek ‘of legalizing their long ‘"‘affair," a wedding date is set and Debbie begins planning for the big reception she never had the first time around.
A Present for Jim
The Bodyguard
The Paper Butterfly
To and From Russia with Love (pt.1)
To and From Russia with Love (pt.2)
You Bet Your Wife
The Swinging Singles
Diamonds Are a Girl's Worst Friend
Casanova's Kitten
Guru-vy
You Shouldn't Be in Pictures
The Games (Married) People Play
Hurry for Our Side
Advice and Dissent
Nothing But the Truth
Mission Improbable
How to Succeed in the Stock Market Without Really Trying
Those Dangerous Years
Debbie Gets Jim Fired
Debbie's Return
The Producer
Where There's a Will, There's No Way
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