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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

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  1. Ep 792

    Dec 15, 1953 · Molly's Lost Earring

    Molly's lost her earring. It's under the snow on the front sidewalk. Molly's idea works like a charm!

    13:23
  2. Ep 794

    Dec 17, 1953 · Fibber Collects Three Thousand Ninety Dollars

    Fibber manages to collect the largest amount for the Ladies' Club Children's Christmas Fund. He's gotten $30.90.

    13:48
  3. Ep 795

    Dec 18, 1953 · The Four Thousand Two Hundred Sixty Dollar Tax Refund

    Fibber is expecting a property tax refund. He's expecting $42.60.

    14:36
  4. Ep 796

    Dec 21, 1953 · Mailing Aunt Sarah's Gift

    Fibber is wrapping a Christmas present for Aunt Sarah. A trip to the post office follows.

    14:38
  5. Ep 797

    Dec 22, 1953 · The Expensive Christmas Tree

    It's that time of year for a visit to "Christmas Tree Marvin" for a seasonal purchase. The bargaining is long, hard and expensive! The program opening is slightly upcut.

    14:30
  6. Ep 798

    Dec 23, 1953 · Decorating the Tree

    Doc Gamble and his lady friend join Fibber and Molly decorating the Christmas tree.

    14:30
  7. Ep 799

    Dec 24, 1953 · Laura, the Lopsided Pine

    Fibber tells "Teeny" the story of, "Laura, The Lopsided Pine."

    14:39
  8. Ep 800

    Dec 25, 1953 · Christmas at Home

    The McGees spend Christmas at home with their friends.

    14:17
  9. Ep 801

    Dec 28, 1953 · Exchanging Gifts at Bon Ton

    Fibber and Molly go to the Bon Ton to exchange unwanted Christmas presents. Doc Gamble is there for the same reason.

    13:49
  10. Ep 802

    Dec 29, 1953 · Planning Elks New Year's Party

    Fibber's planning the New Year's dance and show at the Elk's Club.

    14:11
  11. Ep 803

    Dec 30, 1953 · Fibber's Revived Vaudeville Act

    Fibber plans to revive his old vaudeville act for the New Year's Eve Show at the Elk's Club. But, getting a comedy partner is no easy matter.

    14:44
  12. Ep 804

    Dec 31, 1953 · The Elk's Extravaganza

    The show at the Elk's Club goes on...with Molly as Fibber's partner. The act before the McGee act features Doc Gamble and Wallace Wimple and sounds very familiar.

    14:43
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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.