November 20, 1938 – Jack Benny does his version of the Clark Gable and Myrna Loy movie “Too Hot To Handle”.
References include the song “Pocket Full Of Dreams”, quiz programs, actor Robert Taylor and Frigidaire refrigerators.

November 20, 1938 – Jack Benny does his version of the Clark Gable and Myrna Loy movie “Too Hot To Handle”.
References include the song “Pocket Full Of Dreams”, quiz programs, actor Robert Taylor and Frigidaire refrigerators.

November 15, 1953 – Jack prepares for his TV show with Johnnie Ray.
References include TWA airline, 1954 Cadillac, Old Crow Bourbon Whiskey, Thrifty’s drug store, the “I Can’t Stand Jack Benny” contest, and his guitar player Frank Remley.

November 7, 1948 – Jack Sees Psychiatrist About Echo and Mel Blanc does Bugy Bunny and Porky Pig.
References include the election where Truman was re-elected after the polls predicted a Dewey win. Plus Bob Hope, Fred Allen, Derby hats, Maxc Factor, and “The Beer That Made Milwaukee Famous”.

October 31, 1948 – Jack goes trick or treating with the Beverly Hill Beavers. Plus clips from the Phil Harris Alice Faye Show.
References include the Wolf-Man, the presidential election, the Olympics, boxer Gene Tunny, the movie “Johnny Belinda”, and the Saturday Evening Post.

October 22, 1950 – Dennis Tries to Borrow Fifty Thousand Dollars. Jack is getting ready to fly to New York for his first ever TV episode.
References include the song “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot”, Duz soap, Lifesavers mints, SMU, comedian Fred Allen and actor Gary Cooper.
