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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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  1. Ep 978

    Sep 1, 1954 · Executive McGee

    McGee gets involved in "big business" and becomes an executive.

    14:17

  2. Ep 979

    Sep 2, 1954 · Fibber Repairs Radio

    Fibber tries to fix the radio.

    14:23

  3. Ep 980

    Sep 5, 1954 · McGees' Twin Rock Falls Trip

    The McGees are back from a brief visit to Twin Rock Falls, but nobody wants to hear about it.

    14:21

  4. Ep 982

    Sep 7, 1954 · To Err Is Human, To Forgive Is Feline

    Who owns Gregory (the cat)?

    14:24

  5. Ep 983

    Sep 8, 1954 · Molly's Book End

    Molly has purchased a valuable antique. It's a pair of bookends that Fibber has sold as junk. The program was rebroadcast on October 7, 1955 (see cat. #99938).

    14:21

  6. Ep 984

    Sep 9, 1954 · Refund for Fibber's Shirt

    Fibber tries to exchange a sports shirt.

    14:22

  7. Ep 986

    Sep 13, 1954 · Fibber's Joke

    Fibber knows a funny joke...and he's just dying to tell it! This program was rebroadcast on September 30, 1955.

    14:19

  8. Ep 988

    Sep 15, 1954 · Thirty McGee

    The water at 79 Wistful Vista is turned off for the afternoon. Fibber gets very thirsty! This program was rebroadcast on October 21, 1955 (see cat. #99946).

    14:24

  9. Ep 989

    Sep 16, 1954 · Lost Library Book

    Fibber has lost a library book.

    14:21

  10. Ep 990

    Sep 19, 1954 · Your Three Minutes Are Up

    Fibber, Molly and Teeny get stuck in the phone booth at Kramer's drugstore.

    14:21

  11. Ep 991

    Sep 20, 1954 · Fibber's Frog-Hunting Business

    Fibber goes into the frog business.

    14:28

  12. Ep 992

    Sep 21, 1954 · Frog Hunting at Dugan's Lake

    Fibber's frog harvest from Dugan's Lake winds up in the bathtub.

    14:24

  13. Ep 993

    Sep 22, 1954 · Frogs Escape McGee's Home

    What will Fibber do with all those frogs?

    14:16

  14. Ep 994

    Sep 23, 1954 · Fibber Releases Frogs

    Fibber releases all those frogs.

    14:15

  15. Ep 995

    Sep 26, 1954 · Feed 'Em And Weep

    Jim and Marian Jordan do the Prudential commercial. Fibber and Molly go next door to feed a neighbor's dog.

    14:21
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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.