Season
Episode
E1There's Something About a SailorSep 17, 196530mE2Take a Tramp to Lunch This WeekSep 24, 196530mE3A Boarding House Is Not a HomeOct 1, 196530mE4Is Your Wig Warm?Oct 8, 196530mE5Pay the Man the $27.95Oct 15, 196530mE6Tear Out the Presses, Stop the Front PageOct 22, 196530mE7You're Only Old OnceOct 29, 196530mE8I Wouldn't Miss My Own Funeral for AnythingNov 5, 196530mE9Halo in the RingNov 12, 196530mE10It Don't Mean a Dang If It Ain't Got That TwangNov 19, 196530mE11Boys Will Be PlayboysNov 26, 196530mE12Immaterial WitnessDec 3, 196530mE13Here Comes the BridegroomDec 10, 196530mE14'Twas the Week Before ChristmasDec 17, 196530mE15Happiness Is a Guy Named HappyDec 24, 196530mE16The Rise and Fall of the Wedding CakeDec 31, 196530mE17Outside Inside HollywoodJan 7, 196630mE18The Hawaiian CaperJan 14, 196630mE19Never Trust a Naked RembrandtJan 21, 196630mE20Harried, Italian StyleJan 28, 196630mE21The Big Newsboy WarFeb 4, 196630mE22We'd Rather Fight Than SwitchFeb 11, 196630mE23The Ghost Is ClearFeb 18, 196630mE24Heaven Help the DropoutFeb 25, 196630mE25His Honor, the CrookMar 4, 196630mE26Her Number Is 36-22-35Mar 11, 196630mE27The Girl from R.A.L.P.H.Mar 18, 196630mE28The Boss Who Came to Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerMar 25, 196630mE29How to Succeed in Business and Be Really TryingApr 1, 196630mE30I'm in Love with a MortalApr 8, 196630mE31A Wolf in Sheik's ClothingApr 15, 196630mE32Wash You Were HereApr 22, 196630m
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The Smothers Brothers Show
19656
Sci-Fi & FantasyComedy
Released
Sep 17, 1965
Country
United States
Creators
Aaron SpellingRichard Newton
Productions
Knave ProductionsFour Stars Productions
The Smothers Brothers Show is an American fantasy sitcom featuring the Smothers Brothers that aired on CBS on Friday nights at 9:30 p.m. ET from September 17, 1965 to September 9, 1966, co-sponsored by Alberto-Culver's VO5 hairdressing products and American Tobacco. It lasted one season, consisting of 32 episodes. It was also the network's last situation comedy filmed in black-and-white; shortly after its final telecast, all CBS prime-time series were transmitted in color.