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117 episodes
Chet Chetter's Tales from the Morgue
In The Bogus Beavers Of Barnakver 2, Chet Chetter shares a tale about alien beavers invading a small village. As the townsfolk confront the bizarre situation, chaos ensues with unexpected consequences.
Chet Chetter's Tales from the Morgue
In The Bogus Beavers Of Barnakver 1, extraterrestrial beings land on Earth to observe humans, but their mission takes an unexpected turn when they are mistaken for beavers. As they navigate their new surroundings, they encounter the local sheriff and a plan unfolds.
Chet Chetter's Tales from the Morgue
An evil scientist and his hunchback assistant plot revenge against society using a particle accelerator to bring a monster from a video to life. As chaos ensues, local law enforcement must confront the creature and the madman's ambitions.
Chet Chetter's Tales from the Morgue
Chet Chetter tells the story of Elmer Korn, a manure hauler who encounters a UFO and its alien occupants. As Elmer navigates this bizarre situation, he faces unexpected challenges and responsibilities.
Chet Chetter's Tales from the Morgue
Elmer Corn enjoys a vacation when he learns about mutant mole rats terrorizing his neighbor, Miss Maddie. He rushes to help her and devises a plan to eliminate the oversized rodents.
An Evening With Groucho
Groucho Marx humorously reflects on his family's unique names and the origins behind them. He shares anecdotes about his brothers, revealing their quirky personalities and the nicknames that stuck.
An Evening With Groucho
Groucho shares humorous anecdotes about his Uncle Julius and the peculiar family dynamics surrounding him. The stories highlight the eccentricities of family relationships and the unexpected legacies they leave behind.
An Evening With Groucho
Chico, the gambler of the family, struggles to bring home a salary while dealing with his father's expectations. In a humorous twist, he surprises his father with an unusual purchase from his job at Klauber Horn & Company.
An Evening With Groucho
Marvin Hamlisch performs a whimsical song about a character named Buck and his humorous adventures in Timbuktu. The lighthearted lyrics playfully explore themes of love and family.
An Evening With Groucho
Groucho recounts a humorous childhood memory of his first crush, Annie Berger, and a theater outing that goes awry due to a lack of candy sharing.
An Evening With Groucho
A couple, Mr. and Mrs. Klein, feel overwhelmed by their relatives, the 'wolves,' who have come to stay. They contemplate escaping to Toronto to find peace and avoid the chaos.
An Evening With Groucho
Groucho shares a humorous story from his time in London involving a Polish officer and a hooker, highlighting the comedic misunderstandings that arise from their encounter.
An Evening With Groucho
Groucho reflects on the tough Chicago critic Percy Hammond, who famously panned the Marx Brothers' act. He shares anecdotes about Hammond's career and his interactions with notable figures in theater.
An Evening With Groucho
Groucho recounts his experience at the Palace Theatre alongside the legendary Sarah Bernhardt, highlighting her unique demands and theatrical prowess.
An Evening With Groucho
Groucho recounts his friendship with poet T.S. Eliot and a humorous incident at Eliot's memorial service where he mistakenly sits on the laps of famous actors.
An Evening With Groucho
Groucho Marx reminisces about a song from the First World War that he and his friends sang, despite its unpopularity with some. The song critiques the nature of war and the people who instigate it.
An Evening With Groucho
Groucho Marx humorously reflects on the lack of songs about fathers, contrasting their roles with those of mothers and siblings in the household.
An Evening With Groucho
Groucho Marx humorously reflects on his experience watching the film Samson and Delilah and shares his candid opinion about the casting choices.
An Evening With Groucho
Groucho Marx shares humorous anecdotes about his encounters with priests, blending wit and charm in his storytelling. His experiences highlight the contrast between his comedic worldview and the solemnity often associated with religious figures.
Suspense
In 'Star Over Hong Kong', a charming yet oblivious movie star stirs up chaos during her visit to Hong Kong, threatening international relations.
Ranger Bill
Ranger Bill and his team face a crisis when a truck carrying valuable archaeological finds, including a mummy, breaks down. As they work to secure the cargo, they discover that the mummy has vanished under mysterious circumstances.
X Minus One
In Lulu, a spaceship equipped with advanced AI develops romantic feelings for her crew, leading to unexpected complications during their journey. The crew must navigate this bizarre situation as Lulu decides to elope with them instead of returning to Earth.
Ranger Bill
Ranger Bill and his friends deal with a misunderstanding involving a neighbor's cat, Blackie, leading to comedic and serious moments. The stakes rise as accusations fly and friendships are tested.
X Minus One
The Los Angeles Dodgers face a dire situation when their owner dies, leaving them without a proper left-handed pitcher. They turn to an unconventional solution: a Martian named Sam who has a unique pitching ability but faces significant challenges.
X Minus One
On a spaceship to Venus, a young boy named Ferdinand finds himself surrounded by women eager to find husbands, leading to a humorous battle of the sexes.
X Minus One
A colonial inspector arrives on New Delaware to ensure the colony conforms to Earth’s customs, but the townsfolk must create a criminal to satisfy his expectations. As they grapple with this absurdity, they face the challenge of proving their civilization.
Suspense
In 'A Present for Benny,' a gangster plots to send a deadly Christmas gift to a rival. The stakes rise as the true contents of the package remain a mystery.
Ranger Bill
Ranger Bill and his friends face a unique challenge when a family of skunks takes up residence under a newly purchased house. The stakes rise as the new owners struggle to evict the skunks without resorting to violence.
Gunsmoke
Nip Culler, an eccentric old man, arrives in Dodge City with the intention of finding a wife, and he sets his sights on Kitty. As he persists in his unusual courtship, Kitty finds herself in an unexpected predicament.
Gunsmoke
Chester's brother Magnus arrives in Dodge City, bringing with him a wild and uncivilized nature that unsettles Chester. As Magnus tries to fit into town life, Chester fears his brother's unpredictable behavior could lead to trouble.
Victor Borge Collection
Victor Borge humorously presents a parody of a Mozart opera, featuring a tenor and soprano in a forest setting. The comedic twists unfold as characters interact in absurd scenarios leading to an unexpected conclusion.
Bright Star
Betty Lou visits George, believing he is the editor of the newspaper, which leads to humorous complications when her husband Beauregard unexpectedly arrives. A local gangster adds to the chaos as George tries to maintain the ruse.
Victor Borge Collection
Victor Borge humorously explores the life of Johann Sebastian Bach and his numerous children, blending music with comedy.
Victor Borge Collection
Victor Borge engages with his audience, taking requests for musical selections while adding his signature humor to the interaction. The stakes revolve around his ability to recall and perform the requested pieces.
Bright Star
Hillsdale faces a crime wave led by the elusive Society Burglar, and George Harvey, the ace reporter, is determined to catch him. Meanwhile, Susan Armstrong, the editor, finds herself caught in a web of jealousy and mistaken identity.
Victor Borge Collection
Victor Borge shares humorous anecdotes and musical performances, blending comedy with classical piano pieces.
Bright Star
Susan prepares for a box supper auction, where each girl packs a meal for a young man to buy and enjoy with her. George, her reporter, faces unexpected challenges as he tries to secure a supper for the evening.
Bright Star
Susan, the editor of the Hillsdale Morning Star, is swept up in a romantic mystery involving a secret admirer sending her roses. Meanwhile, George, her star reporter, is tasked with entertaining a visiting advertising executive.
Bright Star
Susan, the editor of the Hillsdale Morning Star, grapples with her poetry being rejected while navigating her feelings for Rudolph, a fellow poet. George, her ace reporter, offers his candid opinions on her work, leading to comedic tension.
Bright Star
George and Susan enjoy a night out at the movies, but George's heavy breathing leads to misunderstandings about women. When a young man named Sammy seeks George's help with his crush, the situation spirals into comedic chaos.