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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 — 16 episodes · page 1 of 2

1948194919501951195219531954195519561957All years

  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

  3. Ep 120

    Feb 25, 1951 · Going Skiing

    29:53

  4. Ep 121

    Mar 4, 1951 · The French Teacher

    A new French teacher at Madison has all feminine hearts aflutter. The script was reused on the program of March 3, 1957.

    29:30

  5. Ep 122

    Mar 11, 1951 · Tex Barton, Basketball Star

    After 39 straight defeats, the Madison High basketball team has a chance with a new student named Tex Barton. The recording ends at the start of the last commercial, possibly indicating a rehearsal recording or unedited tape.

    29:50

  6. Ep 123

    Mar 18, 1951 · Miss Enright's Birthday Party

    Mr. Boynton has broken several dates with Miss Brooks. Miss Enright has just celebrated another birthday.

    28:06

  7. Ep 124

    Mar 25, 1951 · Boynton's Land Deal

    Mr. Boynton is planning on buying a parcel of land...or swamp! Don't miss Eve Arden trying to sing, "Chloe." The script was possibly reused on the program of January 30, 1955.

    29:31

  8. Ep 125

    Apr 1, 1951 · Another Day, Another Madame Amelia Dress

    Miss Brooks gets four new dresses from Madame Amelia's shop.

    29:30

  9. Ep 127

    Apr 15, 1951 · Mr Conklin's Induction Notice

    Mr. Conklin plans to sell his car...with no motor! Mr. Conklin receives his induction notice! The first 13:07 of the program only.

    13:07

  10. Ep 128

    Apr 22, 1951 · The New School Television Set

    A television set has been placed inside Madison High School. The Coulter Collection Agency soon claims the new television, right before Mr. Stone comes to inspect it. The recording ends at the start of the final commercial, possibly indicating unedited tape or a rehearsal recordi…

    29:35

  11. Ep 131

    May 13, 1951 · Bargain Hats for Mother's Day

    A new hat for Mother's Day. At the end of the program, Eve Arden reminds listeners that, "You can survive an atomic bomb attack."

    30:44

  12. Ep 132

    May 20, 1951 · The Bird Rescue and the Sunken Garden

    25:21

  13. Ep 133

    May 27, 1951 · Stretch Wins Yodar Kritch Award for English (aka-The English Test)

    The fate of Stretch Snodgrass' barbecue depends on his winning the prize for English grammar. The script was previously used on "Our Miss Brooks" on August 14, 1949 (see cat. #38285).

    26:58

  14. Ep 134

    Jun 3, 1951 · Miss Brooks Takes Over Miss Enright's First Aid Class (aka-The First Aid Course)

    Miss Brooks has to take over teaching Madison High's first aid course. But first, a test of her abilities. The system cue has been deleted.

    30:49

  15. Ep 146

    Nov 25, 1951 · Miss Brooks Needs a Winter Coat (aka-Connie Wins A Man's Suit)

    Miss Brooks needs a new coat. She then wins...a man's suit...well, "Luther Sneed" wins the contest.

    24:41
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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.