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My Favorite Husband

  • 1953-1955
  • 3 seasons
  • CBS
  • Comedy

George Cooper, a successful bank executive, lives in an exclusive neighborhood with his dim-wit wife Liz. The neighbors for the first two seasons were the Cobbs, a snobbish family. They were replaced in the third season by the Shephards who were less snobbish. Reruns on the show were broadcast in 1957.

Season 3 Episode Guide

13 Episodes 1955

Episode 1

The Perfect Maid

Tue, Oct 4, 1955

Against George's feeble protests, Liz decides she needs a maid. But it's Liz who balks when the maid showers attention on George.

Episode 2

The Sixth Wedding Anniversary

Tue, Oct 11, 1955

Episode 3

The Bank Robbery

Tue, Oct 18, 1955

An armed robber holds up the Coopers.

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Episode 4

Exercise

Tue, Oct 25, 1955

An old college friend, now a professional athlete, visits and accuses George of being out of shape.

Episode 5

The Tea Room

Tue, Nov 1, 1955

Episode 6

Lucky Day

Tue, Nov 8, 1955

Episode 7

Liz Express Herself

Tue, Nov 15, 1955

Episode 8

Jury Duty

Tue, Nov 22, 1955

Episode 9

The Painting

Tue, Nov 29, 1955

George and Liz take up painting as a hobby, thinking of it as a relaxing way to spend time together. Liz has her stress level elevated however when her husband George chooses an attractive woman as his model.

Episode 10

The Statue

Tue, Dec 6, 1955

Liz buy some items at an auction and brings them home. George finds one item particularly grotesque, demanding Liz return it and get their money back. Liz defends her taste in decorating.

Episode 11

The Child

Tue, Dec 13, 1955

Episode 12

The Great Waldo

Tue, Dec 20, 1955

Liz is convinced she should invest in the stock market after consulting with an astrologer. George is more doubtful and urges his wife not to risk their savings.

Episode 13

The Parking Ticket

Tue, Dec 27, 1955

George gets a one dollar traffic ticket which he considers unfair and decides to contest it. But George's posturing in court irritates the judge and he is in more trouble with the judicial system than just a minor fine.

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