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Sitcom · 1948–1957

Our Miss Brooks

176 episodes · CBS

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About this show

Our Miss Brooks is a sitcom radio series (1948–1957) on CBS. Hosted by Bob Lemond.

Episodes

Cataloged so far — 176 episodes · page 6 of 12

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1950

  1. Ep 98

    Sep 24, 1950 · Bronco Dismissed

    Miss Brooks has been voted "Miss Pigskin of 1950." The good news is that Bronco Dawson is going to be the coach. The bad news is that Bronco has been fired!

    29:31
  2. Ep 99

    Oct 1, 1950 · Measles Diagnosis

    Does she really have the measles?

    29:30
  3. Ep 100

    Oct 8, 1950 · Radio Bombay (aka-Walter's Radio)

    The very funny story of Walter's radio. Don't miss a great double-take by Gale Gordon. "Tether your elephants?"

    29:32
  4. Ep 101

    Oct 15, 1950 · The Bookie

    There's an anti-gambling crusade going on at Madison High. The money for the Madison phone bill seems to have wound up with a bookie.

    29:29
  5. Ep 102

    Oct 22, 1950 · Stretch Is in Love Again

    The principal of Clay City High is encouraging Stretch's new romance with his own daughter, just before the big game. The script was reused on the program of October 24, 1954 (see cat. #104954).

    29:32
  6. Ep 103

    Oct 29, 1950 · The Dancer

    Three secretaries have quit working for Mr. Conklin. A fourth is expected today. Meanwhile, there might be a "dancer" named Mitzi Leroy at the stag party being planned for Mr. Conklin's brother-in-law. The script was used again on the program of November 6, 1955.

    29:29
  7. Ep 104

    Nov 5, 1950 · Burial Grounds

    Mrs. Davis is in charge of the Christmas toy drive. Stretch Snodgrass has found a genuine Indian tomahawk, used by Chief Arapahoe's war scouts. There's possibly treasure buried with them. The Executive Secretary of The California Teacher's Associate, Southern Section, Dr. Lionel…

    29:32
  8. Ep 105

    Nov 12, 1950 · The Convention

    Miss Brooks is going to the teacher's covention with Mr. Boynton...or is she? The script was possibly reused on the program of August 21, 1955 (see cat. #77403).

    29:30
  9. Ep 106

    Nov 19, 1950 · Thanksgiving Turkey

    It's Thanksgiving time and there's only $5 for a turkey. Mr. Boynton suggests buying a live turkey to save money.

    29:32
  10. Ep 107

    Nov 26, 1950 · Woman Driver

    Miss Brooks has an idea to start a student police force and a driving education class. Harriet gets a lesson from Mr. Conklin (giving him a chance for a vocal double-take). After crashing into a hedge, Walter Denton gives him a ticket.

    29:30
  11. Ep 108

    Dec 3, 1950 · Conklin's Tuba

    Mr. Conklin's car has been wrecked. Mr. Conklin is scheduled to play his tuba during the band concert. Don't miss the sound effects as Mr. Conklin tries to start a car.

    29:31
  12. Ep 110

    Dec 17, 1950 · A Suit for Charity

    Miss Brooks is in charge of the used clothing drive for the needy. Mr. Conklin's new suit winds up as a contribution. The script was subsequently used on the broadcast of December 18, 1955 (see cat. #85891).

    29:31
  13. Ep 112

    Dec 31, 1950 · Exchanging Christmas Gifts

    Mrs. Brooks exchanges her many unloved Christmas gifts. This is not a very good idea.

    29:29

1951

  1. Ep 117

    Feb 4, 1951 · Puppy Love, Mr Barlow and Miss Davis

    There's a case of puppy love between Mrs. Davis and Horace Barlow, the new school janitor.

    29:32
  2. Ep 118

    Feb 11, 1951 · The Business Course

    The program was recorded December 27, 1950. Miss Brooks complains of a cold room in Mrs. Davis' house, and the temperature at Madison High. Who will teach the new course in "Business Administration?" The script was used again on the program of February 17, 1954.

    29:29
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FAQ

Can I stream Our Miss Brooks free on Goldie?
Yes. Our Miss Brooks episodes are free to stream on goldie.fm. Create a free account for unlimited listening; anonymous visitors get a daily sample stream.
How many Our Miss Brooks episodes are on Goldie?
Goldie has 176 playable Our Miss Brooks episodes cataloged so far — a partial set of surviving recordings (multi-part serials may still be incomplete on this hub). More episodes appear as cataloging continues; this count is not the full historical run.
When did Our Miss Brooks originally air?
Our Miss Brooks originally aired 1948–1957 on CBS. Stream free episodes on Goldie.
Does Goldie include transcripts for Our Miss Brooks?
Where timed text exists, Goldie shows a searchable transcript alongside the player so you can find dialogue, plot points, and sponsor mentions.