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Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} My Favorite Martian by Dona Smith My Favorite Martian by Dona Smith Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} My Favorite Martian by Dona Smith My Favorite Martian by Dona Smith. ############# My Favorite Martian ############ ############## season 1 1963-64 ############## ##################### (bw) ################### CBS Sundays 7:30 pm EST 37 episodes aired 39 prod. nos. (prod. nos. 1 -39) - 2 missing/ unproduced? 1.01 My Favorite Martian (pilot episode) 29-Sept-1963 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Pamela Britton . Mrs. Brown Ina Victor . Annabelle Erickson Simon Oakland . Lieutenant Murphy Herbert Rudley . Colonel Whitehead J. Pat O'malley . Harry Burns Lee Krieger . Radarman Marc Towers . Plainclothesman Linden Chiles . Howard Loomis Synopsis: On the way home from missing a flight of the X-15 that he was supposed to cover for his newspaper, Tim O'Hara sees a small spacecraft crash in a desolate area. The man he pulls out of the ship is a Martian professor who has been studying the people of Earth for several hundred years. The Martian gives him details of the X-15 flight, and when the story is printed, Tim is arrested, told he won't be released until he tells them who among the military personnel revealed the secret information to him. Since no one would believe the truth, Tim is afraid he'll never get out. But then the Martian appears out of thin air in his cell and suggests a plan that finally satisfies the authorities. Tim offers room and board to his new-found Martian friend while he's repairing his spaceship. In return, the martian, who among other things can read minds, becomes invisible and converses with animals, offers to help Tim with his reporting. It looks like a wonderful partnership. Note: There were 2 pilots: The aired & "unaired" version. The storylines are almost identical with only a few minor changes. 1.02 My Favorite Martian: THE MATCHMAKERS 6-Oct-1963 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Linden Chiles . Howard Loomis Laura Shelton . Marsha Carson. 1.03 My Favorite Martian: THERE IS NO CURE FOR THE COMMON MARTIAN 13-Oct-1963 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Sharon Farrell . Gloria Trimble Phil Garris . Delivery Boy Willard Waterman . Mr. Trimble. 1.04 My Favorite Martian: RUSSIANS R IN SEASON (copyright title) 20-Oct-1963 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Frank Aletter . Agent No.2 Richard Deacon . James J. Jackson Edward Holmes . Agent No.1 Bryan O'Byrne . Dr. Weisboro. 1.05 My Favorite Martian: MAN OR AMOEBA 27-Oct-1963 CBS Sun Guest Cast: John Fiedler . Professor Jennings Betsy Jones-Moreland . Miss Weaver. 1.06 My Favorite Martian: THE MAN ON THE COUCH 3-Nov-1963 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Henry Beckman . Lt. Harland Frank Behrens . Dr. Bonnett Robert Paget . Young Man. 1.07 My Favorite Martian: A LOAF OF BREAD, A JUG OF WINE, AND PEACHES 10-Nov-1963 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Kathie Browne . Peaches N'Cream Noam Pitlik . Officer Thorp Greta Randall . Model with briefcase. 1.08 My Favorite Martian: THE AWFUL TRUTH 17-Nov-1963 CBS Sun. [--] 24-Nov-1963 - No Details / Pre-Empted? 1.09 My Favorite Martian: ROCKET TO MARS 1-Dec-1963 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Tom Kennedy . Mike Karl Lukas . Bruno Cliff Norton . Mr. Carter Vito Scotti . Junkyard Manager Arlen Stuart . Harold's Mother. 1.10 My Favorite Martian: RAFFLES Jack Chertok prod. no. 2 / 8-Dec-1963 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Norman Alden . Detective Harris John Anderson . Captain Farrow Madge Blake . Mrs. Winthrop George Cisar . Policeman Pamela Curran . Accomplice Howard Morton . Brian Henley Olan Soule . DMV Clerk. 1.11 My Favorite Martian: THE ATOM MISERS 15-Dec-1963 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Bobby Byles . Music Student Bert Conroy . Workman 2 Jerome Cowan . Dr. E.A.Jackson Jean Hale . Jeannine Carter Flip Mark . Donald Mumford Emil Sitka . Workman 1 Robert Stiles . Music Student. 1.12 My Favorite Martian: THAT LITTLE OLD MATCHMAKER, MARTIN 22-Dec-1963 CBS Sun. 1.13 My Favorite Martian: HOW TO BE A HERO WITHOUT REALLY TRYING 29-Dec-1963 CBS Sun Guest Cast: George Cisar . First patrolman Kathy Kersh . Jennifer Butch Patrick . Stevie Richard Reeves . Picnicker Dick Wilson . Second patrolman. 1.14 My Favorite Martian: BLOOD IS THICKER THAN A MARTIAN 5-Jan-1964 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Paul Smith . Cousin Harvey O'Hara. 1.15 My Favorite Martian: POOR LITTLE RICH CAT 12-Jan-1964 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Bernie Kopell . Morton Beanbaker, Attorney Moyna MacGill . Aggie Dub Taylor . Charles. 1.16 My Favorite Martian: RX FOR A MARTIAN 19-Jan-1964 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Yale Summers . Intern Bill Zuckert . Dr. Rothman. 1.17 My Favorite Martian: GOING, GOING, GONE 2-Feb-1964 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Henry Beckman . Ronald Bradley, Assistant D.A. David Bond . Dr. Orville Laird Jonathan Hole . William Stone, insurance Agent Robert P. Lieb . Lt. Gibson, Police Officer. 1.18 My Favorite Martian: WHO AM I? 9-Feb-1964 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Sally Carter-Ihnat . Nurse Michael Fox . Dr. Gilbert. 1.19 My Favorite Martian: NOW YOU SEE IT, NOW YOU DON'T 16-Feb-1964 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Cecil Kellaway . Wilbur Canfield, museum curator Harry Lauter . John, Security Guard Maurice Marsac . Pietro Donati, artifact validator John Qualen . Matt, Security Guard. 1.20 My Favorite Martian: MY NEPHEW, THE ARTIST 23-Feb-1964 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Cathleen Cordell . Mrs. Bentley, wife of art expert Richard Deacon . Mr. Bentley, art expert Cyril Delevanti . Mr. Green, Gallery Owner Hazel Shermet . Bargaining Woman Carol Worthington . Miss Kane, art patron. 1.21 My Favorite Martian: HITCHHIKE TO MARS 1-Mar-1964 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Alice Backes . Miss Maxwell, Secretary Lillian Culver . Woman eating in Lucky Shamrock Cafe Herbert Rudley . J.M. Buckley of Intergalaxy Corporation Vito Scotti . Waiter at The Lucky Shamrock Cafe. 1.22 My Favorite Martian: UNCLE MARTIN'S BROADCAST 8- Mar-1964 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Lane Bradford . Harry Don Haggerty . Detective Sgt Seeley Paul Sorenson . Jim Dick Wilson . Charley, Detective No. 2 Roger Creed . Guard Len Felber . Policeman. 1.23 My Favorite Martian: AN OLD, OLD FRIEND OF THE FAMILY 15- Mar-1964 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Charles Maxwell . Jakobar Henry Corden . East Indian Bart Conrad . Guard No.1 Joseph Perry . Guard No.2. 1.24 My Favorite Martian: SUPER-DUPER SNOOPER 22-Mar-1964 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Cliff Norton . J. Nathaniel Pierce. 1.25 My Favorite Martian: THE SINKABLE MRS BROWN Jack Chertok prod. no. 30 / 5-Apr-1964 CBS Sun Directed by Oscar Rudolph. Guest Cast: Elvia Allman George Dunn . Mr. Graham Allan Melvin . Pete Dudley Hal Smith . Barnaby. 1.26 My Favorite Martian: MARTIN AND THE ETERNAL TRIANGLE Jack Chertok prod. no. 28 / 12-Apr-1964 CBS Sun Directed by Oscar Rudolph. Guest Cast: Albert Carrier . Andre Dupre Walter Janowitz . Lazlo Maya Van Horn . Francine Resnay Susan Wedell . Model. 1.27 My Favorite Martian: DANGER! HIGH VOLTAGE Jack Chertok prod. no. 32 / 19-Apr-1964 CBS Sun Directed by Leslie Goodwins Guest Cast: Milton Frome . Mr. Logan, power company manager Henry Gibson . Olsen Gibson Lee Krieger . Officer Walker. 1.28 My Favorite Martian: IF YOU CAN'T LICK 'EM Jack Chertok prod. no. 33 / 26-Apr-1964 CBS Sun Directed by Oscar Rudolph Guest Cast: Irwin Charone . Smight Dennis Rush . Horace. 1.29 My Favorite Martian: UNIDENTIFIED FLYING MARTIN 3-May-1964 CBS Sun Guest Cast: James T. Callahan . Jack Don Keefer . Jim. 1.30 My Favorite Martian: HOW'RE YOU GONNA KEEP 'EM DOWN ON THE PHARMACY 10-May-1964 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Herbie Faye . Doc Mullen. 1.31 My Favorite Martian: MISS JEKYLL AND HIDE Jack Chertok prod. no. 35 / 17-May-1964 CBS Sun Directed by Oscar Rudolph Guest Cast: Tom Skerritt . Edger Marlo Thomas . Paula Clayfield Peter Brooks . Young Man. 1.32 My Favorite Martian: WHO'S GOT THE POWER ? Jack Chertok prod. no. 36 / 24-May-1964 CBS Sun Directed by Leslie Goodwins. Guest Cast: Justin Smith . Stanley, Mrs. Brown's older brother. 1.33 My Favorite Martian: OH, MY ACHING ANTENNA Jack Chertok prod. no. possibly 37 / 31-May-1964 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Jay Sheffield . Ezel, Student and Mrs. Brown's Gardener. 1.34 My Favorite Martian: THE DISASTRO-NAUTS Jack Chertok prod. no. possibly 38 / 7-Jun-1964 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Alan Hale Jr. Omar M. Keck, Bacon and Knockwurst King Frank De Vol . Prof. Crenshaw Buck Taylor . Bruce Baker Michael Barrier . Walt. 1.35 My Favorite Martian: SHAKE WELL, AND DON'T USE Jack Chertok prod. no. 39 / 14-Jun-1964 Directed by Oscar Rudolph. Guest Cast: Kip King . Freddie Carson, Mr. Burns' Nephew. 1.36 My Favorite Martian: NOSE FOR NEWS Jack Chertok prod. no. ? / 21-Jun-1964 CBS Sun Guest Cast: David White . Lloyd Thomas Sheila Bromley . Mrs. Thomas Maggie Pierce . Linda. 1.37 My Favorite Martian: UNCLE MARTIN'S WISDOM TOOTH 28-Jun-1964 CBS Sun Guest Cast: Lennie Weinrib . Dr. Herbie Little, dentist Francine York . Nurse Norma. Have you any comments, corrections, episode titles, air dates, production numbers, directors, writers, story/synopsis, guest stars, cast lists, etc? Have you any old videos, or tv guides? Dust them off and let us know if you have any information on this series or any other tv series from the Golden Age of TV, which is missing from any episode guides on the web. Perhaps a certain episode of a particular series coincided with a key moment in your life, or in world events - and or has left a vivid memory of when it was shown. Let us know. Would you like to see any other tv series guides on this site? If so please e-mail The Classic TV Archive - see Feedback below. This guide may be distributed and copied freely, in its entirety, for personal use.
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