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I Married Joan: S1E2-Career* (1952) | Tired of being a housewife doing nothing but grueling household chores, Joan seeks her true calling as a great actress. In her first role, she's cast as a housewife who does nothing but scrub dirty floors. | |
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I Married Joan: S1E11-Dreams (1952) | A reunion with three old school friends has Joan feeling like a failure. Their successful careers leads Joan to daydream about what she would have accomplished had she never married Brad. | |
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I Married Joan: S1E13-Bad Boy (1953) | Joan disrupts the Stevens household when she decides reform a juvenile delinquent in their home. | |
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I Married Joan: S1E26-Lateness* (1953) | Joan's consistent lateness irritates Brad. | |
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I Married Joan: S1E35-Neighbors (1953) | The Stevens' are delighted to learn that their neighbors, who regularly have parties til 4 AM, are moving. Joan has friends find a quiet, peaceful couple to buy the house. They are--except for their show dogs that bark all night. | |
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I Married Joan: S1E36-Talent Scout (1953) | Joan falls for the pitch of a pair of dishonest talent scouts who have her lined up to work with a monkey. Judge Bradley is working on that racket so he uses Joan as bait to catch them in the act. | |
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I Married Joan: S1E37-Honeymoon (1953) | The judge plays marriage counselor to a couple by telling them about the horrible honeymoon he spent locked in their hotel room's closet. He also brags to the husband that he's tricked Joan into doing housework by promising her a diamond bracelet. When Joan learns it was just a scam, she does some really impressive housework. | |
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I Married Joan: S1E39-Brad's Broken Toe (1953) | Joan thinks Brad's exaggerating the pain when he slips on a banana peel at the zoo. When he's actually hospitalized with three broken toes, she feels horrible and is determined to apologize. | |
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I Married Joan: S2E4-Sister Pat (1953) | Brad reluctantly agrees to let Joan's younger sister Beverly stay with them while she attends college. He's soon in a tizzy because the teenager has taken over his home. To get even, Brad invites a crowd of his cousins to stay with them but then can't get rid of the phonies. | |
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I Married Joan: S2E8-Bev's Boyfriend (1953) | Joan's little sister Beverly is smitten with a guy who's more interested in his hot rod than her. Attempting to play Cupid, Joan misfires and gets the young man interested in her. | |
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I Married Joan: S2E16-Mabel's Dress (1954) | Charlie buys Mabel a glamorous gown for her birthday and Brad hides the present in a closet at their home. Joan finds it, believes it's a gift for her, and tries it on. She breaks out the scissors and makes some major alterations before learning it doesn't belong to her. | |
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I Married Joan: S2E17-Monkeyshines* (1954) | Brad must decided who gets custody of a well-to-do chimpanzee. | |
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I Married Joan: S2E23-Home Of The Week (1954) | Joan is determined to have the Stevens' home selected Home of the Week, so she borrows several priceless works of art and puts them on display. When a gossip columnist reports that a local judge has his home filled with stolen artwork, Brad is chosen by the bar association to inspect the home. | |
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I Married Joan: S2E24-Pop Retires* (1954) | Pop thinks he is invited to retire and move in with his daughter, Joan. | |
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I Married Joan: S2E25-Changing Houses (1954) | Mabel raves about the Stevens's early American home and Joan loves the Hendersons' modern decor. Before they redecorate, the couples trade houses for a week to give the designs a test drive. | |
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I Married Joan: S2E33-Joan's Haircut (1954) | Joan gets her hair done for her upcoming college reunion and, due to a mix-up, is given a hideous new hairdo called the panda cut. Her husband falls asleep in the barber's chair and wakes up with a military butch cut. | |
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I Married Joan: S3E1-New House (1954) | Brad and Joan move into their new house. Right behind them comes another couple lays claim to the house. While the two husbands share a breakfast table, each works the kitchen cooking a different meal for their respective spouse. | |
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I Married Joan: S3E3-Wall Safe (1954) | Joan's curiosity gets the best of her when she finds a hidden wall safe. The safe-cracker she hires opens the vault and finds a map of their property. This sends Joan on a crazed treasure hunt. | |
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I Married Joan: S3E4-Alienation Of Affections (1954) | Giving an old boyfriend an innocent kiss lands Joan in hot water at home and the third party in a love triangle. The man's jealous wife includes Joan in her divorce suit. | |
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I Married Joan: S3E6-Clothes Budget (1954) | Joan claims she spends much less than the average American woman on her yearly wardrobe. Brad is sure she spends more, so he writes her a check for $600 and says that's all she gets for the whole year. Her whole budget is blown after one encounter with an intimidating saleswoman. | |
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I Married Joan: S3E11-Home Movies (1954) | Arriving home from two weeks in Hawaii, the Stevens are greeted by Joan's overlooked chores. Brad storms out in a huff but returns after learning he could be promoted--if he can prove he's happily married. | |
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I Married Joan: S3E19-The Allergy (1955) | Brad's running for Superior Court and needs Joan with him to show how happily married they are. Unfortunately, she's allergic to something about him and can't stop sneezing when he's around. The two of them are forced together for a TV interview where his opponent points out how miserable Joan looks. | |
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I Married Joan: S3E23-The Lady And The Prizefighter (1955) | After losing a bet on a boxing match, Joan decides to stage a charity fight for her women's club. She pits her weaking pal Wally against a professional boxer and Wally accidentally knocks the guy out. This demands a re-match. | |
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I Married Joan: S3E26-The Jailbird (1955) | Joan fears she's become a sleepwalking kleptomaniac. The culprit turns out to be a raven that she befriended. The sticky-clawed bird is owned by a jewel thief. |
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