Please Don't Eat the Daisies
Please Don't Eat the Daisies is an American sitcom
Superhero comes to town we knew from way back when.
The male pseudonym works for writers in a bind. Avoid interviews.
Entertaining the wild houseguest of Broadway.
College TV demands a lot of preparation.
Kids you write about are duty-free, aren't they?
A neighborhood raffle.
Girls hit hard.
Keeping the little one normal.
How not to sell a white elephant.
The call of the muse.
The Ghost Breakers.
Joan wins an award.
Household misadventures.
The Nash 1040 goes to an art auction.
The neighbors quarrel.
An ex-con gets another chance.
The ideal computer mate.
Joan wins a playwriting competition judged by Jim.
Herb pro Jim; Herb v. Joan.
The Righteous Brothers stay the night and fill in at a PTA recital.
The happy bachelor.
Herb migrates next door while his house is fumigated.
A new maid sweeps through.
The hired hindrance.
Early days chez Nash.
A student crush.
Hypnosis heals unhappy husband.
Jim writes a play.
Publishing a column about your husband can get you in a whole heap of trouble.
We can't all be troupers.
Retreat to the ivory tower.
A clambake strictly for the birds.
The twins have a field day.
Rumor is, Joan's expecting.
Mr. Hewley has a tall tale in a bad storm.
Joan plays a trick on Jim.
A new regime puts the older boys in charge of the twins.
Guided tours of the Nash manse.
Hooky on Sunday.
A big wedding for a sister-in-law.
Building a raft.
Allergic to Lad.
A star shines on Jean's play.
Heroism round the campfire.
Joan's father returns from Africa.
Dad and Mom must be spies.
An overlooked parking ticket leads to jail.
Jim can't place the face.
The furnace down below.
Time to sell the old place.
A genius in the family.
Fatherhood from Jim's and Lads's perspectives.
A crusading columnist.
Jim the literary critic.
The boys bail out a hobo.
This property is condemned.
Joan's father, the uranium prospector.
Strange doings in the old haunts.
| Location | |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Release | 1965-09-14 |
| Producer | MGM Television |