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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 550

    Apr 20, 1948 · Making a Vase

    28:16
  2. Ep 551

    Apr 27, 1948 · Passenger Pigeon

    27:59
  3. Ep 552

    May 4, 1948 · Selling the House

    22:52
  4. Ep 553

    May 11, 1948 · Going Fishing

    Fibber and Doc Gamble compete at fishing.

    24:33
  5. Ep 554

    May 18, 1948 · Baseball Cologne

    Fibber's latest invention is a cologne that smells of baseball!

    29:40
  6. Ep 555

    May 25, 1948 · Molly's Toothache

    Molly has a toothache, so Fibber decides to break into Kramer's drugstore for aspirin.

    29:16
  7. Ep 556

    Jun 1, 1948 · Fibber's Tune

    The last show of the season, the last appearance of Gale Gordon as "Foggy Williams," the weatherman. Fibber's written a tune called (surprise!) "Fibber's Tune."

    28:58
  8. Ep 557

    Oct 5, 1948 · At the Taylors

    The first show of the season. Nothing much seems to be happening in Wistful Vista, until Fibber surrenders his pants to the tailors, then watch out! The return of Mayor La Trivia.

    28:56
  9. Ep 558

    Oct 12, 1948 · Giving up Smoking

    Fibber gives up smoking. The closet is heard.

    29:27
  10. Ep 559

    Oct 19, 1948 · Portable Radio at the Repair Shop

    Fibber and Molly try to get their portable radio back from the repair shop.

    28:35
  11. Ep 560

    Oct 26, 1948 · Planting a Lawn Six Months Late

    Fibber has rented a tractor and is planting a new lawn...in October! The recording begins with the end of "The Bob Hope Show." The Rayve Shampoo commercial, WMAQ station break and Anacin local spot also heard.

    28:50
  12. Ep 561

    Nov 9, 1948 · Voting Day

    Fibber reupholsters the living room davenport.

    29:42
  13. Ep 562

    Nov 16, 1948 · Bowling Finals

    Fibber is looking for a bowling partner. Jim Jordan "bloops" a word during dialogue with "The Old Timer" and cracks up.

    29:52
  14. Ep 563

    Nov 23, 1948 · Doc's Pheasants

    Fibber is cooking the three pheasants brought over by Doc Gamble.

    28:14
  15. Ep 564

    Nov 30, 1948 · Street Light Is Out

    Fibber is annoyed because the street light in front of 79 Wistful Vista is not working!

    28:08
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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.