
The Doris Day Show (1968-1973)
This light and fluffy sitcom changed formats and producers almost every season. Originally it was about widow Doris Martin and her two young sons who left the big city to return to their roots on the family farm. The comedy revolved around her difficulty in adjusting to rural life. In the second season, Doris continued living on the family farm, but she took a job in the city as an executive secretary to the editor of Today's World Magazine. In season three, Doris and her children moved back to the city as her job required more attention and commuting became difficult. Then, for the fourth and final season, drastic changes were made. Doris became a single writer and news reporter and all but two members of the rest of the cast disappeared!
Recent Episodes
Episode | Name | Airdate |
---|---|---|
S05E24 | Byline ... Alias Doris | mars 12, 1973 |
S05E23 | Welcome to Big Sur | mars 5, 1973 |
S05E22 | Meant for Each Other | févr. 26, 1973 |
S05E21 | The Magnificent Fraud | févr. 19, 1973 |
S05E20 | A Small Cure for Big Alimony | févr. 12, 1973 |
Cast

McLean Stevenson

James Hampton

Rose Marie

Naomi Stevens

Denver Pyle

Paul Smith

Philip Brown

Todd Starks
Characters

Michael Nicholson

LeRoy B. Simpson

Myrna Gibbons

Juanita

Buck Webb

Ron Harvey

Billy Martin

Toby Martin
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