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- Pamela asks Bob to make her more glamorous. Meanwhile, Schultzy daydreams that Bob is a romantic desert sheik come to rescue her.
- Bob falls in love with his new and beautiful next-door neighbor.
- Bob tries to convince Chuck that he shouldn't pursue a career as a rock-and-roll musician.
- Grandpa Meets Zsa Zsa.
- Air Corps vs. Marriage.
- Anna Maria Alberghetti disguises herself as one of Bob's brief dates and pretends to be a still eager lover in order to prove her worthiness for a role as the earthy Carmen despite her innocent reputation.
- Todays theme is The Dominant Sex.
- Bob agrees to take Schultzy and her fellow secretaries to a convention in Reno only after discovering that Miss Sweden will also be a member of the traveling party.
- 1955–1959Not Rated7.7 (26)TV EpisodeWhen Bob learns that the U.S. Air Force is hosting a beauty contest with lovely contestants from all their air bases, he campaigns to be assigned to judge the event.
- Bob gets in serious trouble after grandpa and his vintage airplane attack the base.
- Bob tries to play cupid by introducing and old college buddy who's now a doctor to his widowed sister, Margaret.
- Bob does his best to escape jury duty until he sees a picture of the beautiful defendant.
- 1955–195926mNot Rated7.6 (17)TV EpisodeMargaret is furious that Bob is teaching Chuck to be an undisciplined playboy like he is, so she retaliates by going out with a paid escort, and leaving Bob stranded with his latest girlfriend at home without a morsel of food anywhere, and not a cent in his pocket.
- 1955–1959Not Rated7.6 (11)TV EpisodeThe Beautiful Psychologist.
- 1955–195930mNot Rated7.5 (17)TV EpisodeHarvey's job depends on humoring a loutish out-of-town buyer, so when he arrives and mistakes Bob for Harvey, Bob is asked to go along with it. To complicate matters, the buyer makes it clear no business will be done if he can't get a date with one of Bob's lovely models, both of whom find him repellent.
- 1955–195925mNot Rated7.5 (15)TV EpisodeInstead of a planned bowling night with Harvey, Bob sets his sights on a gorgeous real estate agent . He tries to ply her with wine, but he gets drunk instead. When he wakes up the next morning, he finds that he's inadvertently put the house up for sale, and prospective buyers are already looking the place over.
- Newspaper reports Bob will record an album.
- A photographer friend of Bob's asks him to take some photographs of a famous actress, Philippa Farnsworth. Bob, who is smitten with Miss Farnsworth agrees to do it. When Bob and his friend arrive at Miss Farnsworth's dressing room, they witness her in a rage, insulting several people who work for her. Bob refuses to take any photographs of Miss Farnsworth, and he stalks off. Due to Bob's refusal, Miss Farnsworth decides she must have Bob take her photos, and thus begins a cat and mouse game. Bob concocts a plan that will stop Miss Farnsworth in her tracks.
- 1955–1959Not Rated7.4 (12)TV Episode90-year-old grandpa becomes angry with the Air Force because he is rejected by the service for being too old and so declares war on the Air Force using an antique aircraft to drop homemade munitions on Air Force bases.
- Bob would rather go frolic with girls of a Catalina skin diving group than help Chuck with his romantic problems which are hindering Chuck's studies. Bob must also work the trip around his upcoming Air Force Reserve orders.
- Bob is hypnotized and led to believe that he's proposed to a beautiful pediatrician.
- 1955–195926mNot Rated7.2 (21)TV EpisodeWhile on the cruise to Hawaii, Bob sets up Shultzey on a date with a meek man (Don Knotts).
- Bob's romance with a beautiful Swedish model appears headed for the rocks until he convinces her that he'll be the pilot for Bill Lear's rocket ship to the moon.
- 1955–195930mNot Rated7.0 (16)TV EpisodeMargaret wants Bob to promote Chuck's first rock 'n' roll record. Bob balks at the idea, until George Burns convinces him that there's a lot of money to be made with a hit single. So, Bob butters up radio disc jockey, Fred Beck, hoping Beck will break the record over the airwaves.
- Bob's plans to spend an afternoon with a poetry quoting beauty are ruined by a friend who insists he join his quest to photograph UFOs and a unattractive lady birdwatcher.
- 1955–195925mNot Rated7.0 (19)TV EpisodeSchutzy takes a job working at a rocket factory in order to meet eligible bachelors and is promptly harassed by Steve, a muscle-bound co-worker, who makes unwanted advances. Meanwhile, the woman Bob hires to replace her turns out to be a stereotypical bubble-headed blonde incapable of performing the simplest of office tasks. Neither Bob nor Schutzie wants to admit that they've made employment mistakes for fear of hurting the others feelings.
- Has Grandpa taken up with a young female acrobat, or is he just monkeying around?
- Harvey's job depends on humoring a loutish out of town buyer, so when he arrives and mistakes Bob for Harvey, Bob is asked to go along with it. To complicate matters, the buyer makes it clear no business will be done if he can't get a date with one of Bob's lovely models, both of whom find him repellent.
- 1955–195930mNot Rated6.9 (23)TV EpisodeBob tries to convince a new model to go on a date but his temporary secretary created problems.
- Although Bob has higher than normal annual earnings, there is no extra cash and he has problems with the IRS. Consequently, he holds an informal examination of the household and office books while berating Margaret, Chuck and Schultzy.
- 1955–195925mNot Rated6.8 (36)TV EpisodeGrandpa Collins visits for Christmas and wreaks havoc during his stay.
- Grandpa Collins and one of his old army bodies make a play for two of Bob's lovely models. The young ladies are more than receptive since Bob has agreed to serve as the judge of a beauty contest in Palm Springs and won't be taking either woman to the event.
- Chuck has an ingenious money making idea after hearing the models talking. Chuck will hire out his friends as chaperones for the women to protect them from overly amorous men. Uncle Bob has a singular objection.
- Bob concocts with unintended consequences schemes to regain a plebeian assignment he maliciously passed to a competitor, so he can be on a cruise to Hawaii with Miss Sweden.
- 1955–1959Not Rated6.6 (10)TV EpisodeBecause Bob believes Harvey and his son are too subservient to women, Bob invites them for a night with Paul and him at which Harvey becomes overbearing when he is assigned to be the officer in a role play activity.
- 1955–195925mNot Rated6.4 (18)TV EpisodeBob tries to help Chuck win back his steady girlfriend, who has fallen for a teen-aged rock and roll performer.
- 1955–195930mNot Rated6.2 (13)TV EpisodeGrandpa arrives in California from his home in Missouri to attend a Rough Riders convention.
- Bob tries to play cupid by introducing his sister to a handsome rocket scientist.
- Mamie Van Doren wants to get some experience as a secretary for an upcoming film role, so her friend Schultzy agrees to let her help around the office. In order to keep Bob from harassing her, Schultzy helps Mamie become much less glamorous.
- Gracie Allen and Blanche Morton try to play Cupid and get Bob and Schultzy romantically involved.
- Bob's friends and family convince the photographer that he's contracted a tropical disease that will slowly sap his strength.
- Bob takes Harvey to a health club to teach him how to build up his body with disastrous results.
- Bob Collins is asked to be a judge in a beauty contest. The prize: a week of dates with actor Robert Cummings.
- 1955–195930mNot RatedTV EpisodeMargaret is interested in pilot Paul Fonda but can't get him to notice her. Brother Bob suggests Margaret vamp it up and dress more daringly to get the airman's attention.
- Schutzy spurns Frank's proposal of marriage.
- Grandpa is back and up to his usual hijinks. He pilots a biplane over a nearby air base and soon has air force jets scrambling for an intruder. It takes quick talking to get grandpa out of trouble with the government.
- Just in time for Christmas, Bob manages to patch up all of his friends and relatives romantic difficulties, but can't seem to resolve his own.
- Bob arranges to spend the evening with a voluptuous stripper forgetting that two years earlier he promised to double-date with Chuck on his 18th birthday.
- Bob is besieged by beautiful models clamoring for him to serve as their escort to the annual photographer's dance, because his date is always chosen as "Queen of the Ball".
- Bob bets his sister, Margaret and his pal, Harvey, that he can convince a landlord to rent a house to Harvey and his large family.
- Bob tries to help a timid friend stand up to his soon-to-be mother-in-law.
- Margaret goes out of town, so Schultzy thinks it's the perfect time to show Bob her cooking skills, only there are 2 beautiful models also trying the same scheme. Poor Chuck wants breakfast but due to the girls fighting over the stove, he never gets his pancakes.
- 1955–1959Not RatedTV Episode
- When Chuck is ordered by an upperclassman to sneak a coed into the men's dorm, Bob tries to help out.
- Bob's dating Dr. Stenner's pretty receptionist, so the physician decides to play a joke on him by hiring his sister to replace the lovely woman.
- When Chuck dates a snobbish débutante, Bob, Margaret, and Schultzy go all out to help him impress her.
- 1955–1959Not RatedTV Episode
- Schultzy tries to trap Bob by cooking him a turkey dinner but Bob tricks her by bringing her boyfriend Frank back from San Diego.