Tom, Dick and Mary - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Bad Day at Bristol Court
Pining for some privacy, Tom persuades Dick to move into a vacant apartment at the court - for just a day or two.
Mary Gentry, Girl Cupid
Mary thinks she can find the right girl for Dick.
The Jokes on You
Practical jokes are bad enough at home---but now Dick's playing them at the hospital.
The Touch of Your Hand
After a dressing down by Dr. Krevoy, Dick decides to scrap his medical career.
A Lesson in Living
Dick is convinced Tom and Mary will soon split up.
Dick and the Beanstalk
While practical jokes are bad enough to take at home for most people, Dick is now trying the patience of his fellow hospital employees with his conniving deeds.
Tea for Two for Three
Tom and Mary are celebrating an important anniversary - and three's a crowd.
Simplify, Simplify
A few appliances are on the blink, but why worry? There's no need to pay an electrician when Dick is such a talented handy man.
Broadway Comes to Valley General
Dick faces censorship of his hospital variety show.
And Baby Makes Four
Dick delivers his first baby, but the young mother has problems: her husband doesn't want children.
Hail! Dick the King
Dick saves a foreign visitor's life and the grateful patient invokes a custom of his country: He will be Dick's servant for life.
Love Me, Love My Experiment
Mary's gift of a microscope turns Tom into a scientist who only has eyes for his experiments.
Penicillin or Chicken Soup?
Grandma Fletcher almost convinces Dick of the value of home remedies.
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