January 1, 1950 – Jack Is Stood Up
January 8, 1950 – Murder at Rominoffs
January 15, 1950 – How Jack Met Fred Allen
In this EPISODE from 1950 Jack Benny tells the story of how he first met Fred Allen in vaudeville.
January 22, 1950 – I Was Betrayed
January 29, 1950 – To New York on the Train for the Heart Fund
February 12, 1950 – The Ink Spots
In this EPISODE Jack Benny and the gang are in New York so the Ink Spots fill in for the Sportsmen quartet.
February 19, 1950 – Jack Returns on the Train to LA
February 26, 1950 – The Fiddler
March 5, 1950 – Buck Benny Rides Again
Jack Benny’s daughter Joan makes a guest appearance in this episode where Jack Benny enters a radio contest.
In this EPISODE Jack Benny plays the Kirk Douglas part in the movie “Champion”.
March 26, 1950 – From Palm Springs
April 2, 1950 – From Palm Springs
April 9, 1950 – Jack Gives Fifty Cents Away
Jack Benny is the most generous cheap man in the world in this EPISODE from 1950. Jack gives 50 cents away!
April 16, 1950 – Jack Gets the House Painted
In the spring a young man’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love so Jack Benny almost asks Mary Livingstone out. Plus the song “Rag Mop” in this EPISODE from 1950.
April 23, 1950 – Children Do the Show
In this EPISODE a troop of local kids, The Beverly Hills Beavers, put on their version of the Jack Benny Show.
May 14, 1950 – Mother’s Day Gags
September 10, 1950 – Back from London
This EPISODE of Jack Benny has Alan Young long before he was the voice of Scrooge McDuck.
October 1, 1950 – The Maxwell Is Stolen
October 15, 1950 – Married to Mary
This EPISODE from 1950 features Jack Benny’s real-life daughter Joan as herself.
November 5, 1950 – 20 Questions
On the train to Los Angeles Jack benny and the gang are playing 20 questions.
November 12, 1950 – A Cup of Coffee, a Sandwich and a Murder November 19, 1950 – Jack and Dinah in London November 26, 1950 – Tickets to the Game December 3, 1950 – How Jack Found Rochester December 10, 1950 – Murder at the Racquet Club December 17, 1950 – Jack Buys Don Golf Tees for Christmas December 31, 1950 – A New Years Fantasy -> Proceed to 1951
