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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.

Cast & guest stars›

Voices you hear across this show

Eve Arden

149 episodes

Jane Morgan

138 episodes

Jeff Chandler

82 episodes

Joseph Kearns

6 episodes

Gerald Mohr

5 episodes

Bob Sweeney

2 episodes

R

Richard Crenna

138 episodes

G

Gale Gordon

137 episodes

G

Gloria McMillan

131 episodes

L

Leonard Smith

26 episodes

Hosts & announcers›

Who brought the night on the air

B

Bob Lemond

51 episodes

V

Verne Smith

42 episodes

B

Bob Stevenson

1 episode

J

Jimmy Matthews

1 episode

R

Roy Rowan

1 episode

W

Wendell Niles

1 episode

Sponsors›

Commercial partners — breaks intact on Goldie

P

Palmolive

87 episodes

L

Lustre-Creme Shampoo

80 episodes

C

Colgate Toothpaste

55 episodes

C

Colgate Toothpowder

6 episodes

B

BiSoDol Mints

5 episodes

C

Colgate Ammoniated Toothpowder

2 episodes

C

Colgate tooth powder

2 episodes

C

Colgate Tooth Paste

1 episode

D

Drene Shampoo

1 episode

P

Prom home permanent

1 episode

Networks›

Where this series was heard

CBS

176 episodes

C

CBS net

156 episodes

Episodes

Cataloged so far — 44 episodes · page 1 of 3

1948194919501951195219531954195519561957All years

  1. Ep 22

    Jan 2, 1949 · Old Clothes for Party

    Eve Arden's opening joke gets no audience reaction at all. Invited to bring old clothes for charity to a New Year's party. Mr. Conklin's old tuxedo gets put to good use.

    29:29

  2. Ep 23

    Jan 9, 1949 · The Heating System

    Miss Brooks tries to convince Mr. Conklin to heat the school building and buy new supplies. The script was used again on the program of January 6, 1957.

    29:30

  3. Ep 24

    Jan 16, 1949 · Student Government Day

    As Mr. Conklin cracks down on discipline at Madison High, Miss Brooks is assigned to the stock room. The script was used again on the program of January 27, 1957. This program may be dated February 6, 1949.

    29:30

  4. Ep 25

    Jan 23, 1949 · Head of the English Department

    The position of head of the English department is up for grabs, and Miss Brooks would very much like to grab it. The script was used again on "Our Miss Brooks" on January 13, 1957 (see cat. #104980).

    29:30

  5. Ep 26

    Jan 30, 1949 · Custodian of Student Funds

    Mrs. Davis uses $25 intended to be deposited in the school savings account to buy Miss Brooks a new dress.

    29:29

  6. Ep 27

    Feb 6, 1949 · Missing Electric Heater

    Mr. Conklin is cracking down...at the same time an electric heater disappears from the storeroom.

    29:30

  7. Ep 28

    Feb 13, 1949 · Stretch the Basketball Star

    The story of the attempt to get Stretch Snodgrass through an English exam, so he can play basketball against Clay City. The script was used again on the program of February 10, 1957.

    29:29

  8. Ep 29

    Feb 20, 1949 · The Frog

    (Gold Rush contest) Miss Brooks decides to get a girl frog for Mr. Boynton's pet frog, MacDougal.

    29:30

  9. Ep 30

    Feb 27, 1949 · Stretch Has a Problem

    Stretch Snodgrass' secret love and Miss Brooks' bath. See cat. #3049 for the same script broadcast on February 14, 1954. The script was used again on the program of February 24, 1957 (see cat. #104981).

    29:29

  10. Ep 31

    Mar 6, 1949 · The Hair-Do

    There's going to be a faculty dance at Madison High, so Miss Brooks gets a radical new hair cut.

    29:30

  11. Ep 32

    Mar 13, 1949 · Cafeteria Boycott

    A boycott of the Madison High School cafeteria is being planned by the students. Eve Arden wins an award from Radio Mirror Magazine on the air.

    29:29

  12. Ep 33

    Mar 20, 1949 · Poetry Mix-Up

    Who's been sending romantic poetry to Harriet Conklin? Bob Rockwell is given air credit as playing Mr. Boynton, but it sounds like Jeff Chandler they have very similar voices). The commercials are from 1949. This might be the program of March 18, 1956 that's been doctored. See ca…

    29:30

  13. Ep 34

    Mar 27, 1949 · Clay City English Teacher

    29:29

  14. Ep 35

    Apr 3, 1949 · Special Party

    Harriet reads a personal note from Miss Brooks in the newspaper. She throws a party where everyone is asked to perform. Mr. Boynton sings!

    29:52

  15. Ep 36

    Apr 10, 1949 · Mr Conklin's Wake-Up Plan

    The "Conklin Wake-Up Plan" is complicated by Mrs. Davis' sleeping pills being stored in an aspirin box! The script was reused on the program on April 7, 1957.

    29:30
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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.