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Sitcom · 1935–1959

Fibber McGee and Molly

1,167 episodes · NBC

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Fibber McGee and Molly is a sitcom radio series (1935–1959) on NBC. Hosted by Harlow Wilcox.

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On Goldie — 213 episodes · page 13 of 15

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  1. Ep 1288

    Nov 11, 1955 · To The Hunt

    The three mighty duck-hunters are off to Lake Wapahoke.

    14:18
  2. Ep 1289

    Nov 14, 1955 · It's Raining

    The adventures at Lake Wapahoke. Rain, rain, go away. Molly is not heard.

    14:28
  3. Ep 1290

    Nov 15, 1955 · The Hunt Begins

    Getting down to the serious business of shooting ducks. Molly is not heard.

    14:27
  4. Ep 1291

    Nov 16, 1955 · McGee Returns Home

    Molly is at the Bon Ton Tea Room, waiting for the return of the mighty duck hunters.

    14:27
  5. Ep 1292

    Nov 17, 1955 · McGee Can't Sleep

    The aftermath of the duck hunting expedition.

    14:27
  6. Ep 1293

    Nov 18, 1955 · Sewing Collar Button On

    Fibber needs his collar button sewn back on.

    14:34
  7. Ep 1294

    Nov 21, 1955 · Liars Award

    Who is more deserving of the "Liar's Award" than Fibber McGee.

    14:32
  8. Ep 1295

    Nov 22, 1955 · McGee Can't Remember

    McGee can't remember what it is that he has to do today.

    14:32
  9. Ep 1296

    Nov 23, 1955 · Peanut Machine Problem

    While visiting the Bon Ton, Fibber has a run-in with a stubborn peanut machine.

    14:31
  10. Ep 1297

    Nov 24, 1955 · Thanksgiving Dinner - Out

    Fibber and Molly are going have Thanksgiving dinner out this year.

    14:30
  11. Ep 1298

    Nov 25, 1955 · McGee Safeguards His Health (rerun)

    There's a new, handsome, custom-made slip cover on the big easy chair. Fibber's sitting in it, guarding his health. The script was previously used on the program.

    14:26
  12. Ep 1299

    Nov 28, 1955 · Secret Project X-R-5

    Just exactly what is "Secret Project X-R-5?" Hint: it's one of McGeer's new inventions.

    14:29
  13. Ep 1300

    Nov 29, 1955 · Hiding Cigars

    Fibber has some cigars and Molly's not supposed to know where they are.

    14:28
  14. Ep 1301

    Nov 30, 1955 · Giving up Cigars

    Will Fibber give up smoking cigars?

    14:28
  15. Ep 1302

    Dec 1, 1955 · Mrs Compost Comes

    Awaiting an important visitor...Mrs. Compost. She's the president of the garden club. The hall closet is heard...and it's a good one.

    14:29
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How many Fibber McGee and Molly episodes are on Goldie?
Goldie has 1,167 playable Fibber McGee and Molly episodes available to stream, with show art and metadata (and transcripts where available). That count is surviving recordings in the catalog, not every historical broadcast.
When did Fibber McGee and Molly originally air?
Fibber McGee and Molly originally aired 1935–1959 on NBC. Stream free episodes on Goldie.
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Where timed text exists, Goldie shows a searchable transcript alongside the player so you can find dialogue, plot points, and sponsor mentions.