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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.

Episodes

On Goldie — 33 episodes · page 2 of 3

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  1. Ep 401

    Apr 25, 1944 · Cannery Executive

    28:09
  2. Ep 402

    May 2, 1944 · Aunt Sarah's Picture

    Fibber and Molly are expecting a visit from cheap old Aunt Sarah. The closet is heard. We learn how "Teeny" got her name.

    28:13
  3. Ep 403

    May 9, 1944 · Alice Darling's New Boyfriend

    Alice and her new boyfriend are "entertained" at home by Fibber and Molly.

    28:08
  4. Ep 404

    May 16, 1944 · Policeman's Ball-Uncle Sycamore's Pistol

    Two cops visit 79 Wistful Vista to sell tickets to the Policeman's Ball. The closet is heard.

    28:25
  5. Ep 406

    May 30, 1944 · Old Muley Caught

    28:30
  6. Ep 407

    Jun 6, 1944 · The Invasion of Europe

    Special D-Day broadcast at 9:30 P.M. An all-music program plus news bulletins. 9:30 P.M.

    30:03
  7. Ep 408

    Jun 13, 1944 · Putting up a Porch Swing

    Fibber tries to put up the porch swing, with borrowed tools. The closet is heard.

    28:16
  8. Ep 409

    Jun 20, 1944 · Getting Ready for Ranch Vacation

    28:20
  9. Ep 410

    Oct 10, 1944 · Fibber Can't Find His Hip Boots

    29:38
  10. Ep 411

    Oct 17, 1944 · No Maple Syrup

    Fibber plans to tap a tree in his front yard for the maple syrup.

    29:34
  11. Ep 412

    Oct 24, 1944 · Bank Statement Error - Mining Stock

    An honest stranger returns Fibber's $4 from six years ago...and sells him stock in a tungsten mine! The first appearance of Ken Christy as "Chief Gates" on the program.

    24:55
  12. Ep 414

    Nov 14, 1944 · Night School

    Fibber is about to start his first class at night school.

    29:09
  13. Ep 415

    Nov 21, 1944 · Fibber Gets a Broken Rib from Housecleaning

    29:04
  14. Ep 416

    Nov 28, 1944 · Wallace Wimple, Physical Culture Specialist

    The broadcast originates from The Pacific Theatre on Navy Pier, Chicago, at a Navy exhibit on behalf of The Sixth War Loan. Wallace Wimple has become a specialist in "Physical Culture."

    29:31
  15. Ep 417

    Dec 5, 1944 · Fibber Puts Ironing Board and Presses Pants

    Fibber decides to iron his own pants with disastrous results. Beulah appears to help at the end.

    29:39
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Can I stream Fibber McGee and Molly free on Goldie?
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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.
Does Goldie include transcripts for Fibber McGee and Molly?
Where timed text exists, Goldie shows a searchable transcript alongside the player so you can find dialogue, plot points, and sponsor mentions.