S1 E1: The General Electric Theater: The Incredible Jewel Robbery
Jewel thieves Chico and Harpo Marx disguised as Groucho plan the perfect crime. Groucho appears as himself at the end in a police line up.
28 minutes
The Marx Brothers
Television appearances from the comedy legends (individually and together) include sitcoms, game shows, variety programs and even the occasional drama.
Cast: Groucho Marx, Harpo Marx, Chico Marx
S1 E2: The Jack Benny Program
When Jack learns that the jackpot on Groucho Marx's television quiz show You Bet Your Life has risen to a whopping $3,000, he sneaks onto the show as a contestant, by wearing a disguise.
25 minutes
S1 E3: Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
Senator Smith mistakes Harpo for a famous French pianist and invites him to play at the White House.
25 minutes
S1 E4: The College Bowl
Chico Ravelli runs a soda shop near a college campus, where the students hang out, exchange wisecracks, and sing.
27 minutes
S1 E5: The Red Skelton Hour
Comedian Red Skelton hosts a variety show of comedic sketches, and a range of guest stars, to speak to an entire generation.
39 minutes
S1 E6: Celebrity Golf
Pitted golf legend Sam Snead with the stars of Hollywood in a 9 hole match for charity. Harry Von Zell is the host and commentator of the match.
28 minutes
S1 E7: Championship Bridge With Charles Goren
Charles Goren and announcer Alex Dreier host a bridge match featuring two pairs of top bridge players. Occasionally a celebrity who plays bridge is one of the four participants. The winning pair returns to face new opposition in the next episode.
25 minutes
S1 E8: Groucho
Groucho in stand up comedy and meeting and greeting the British public with a casual version of 'You bet your life'. Keith Fordyce is on hand to explain any language colloquialisms which often lead to hysterical situations.
27 minutes
S1 E9: The Arthur Murray Party
Ballroom dancing, plus comedy, songs and dance contests on one of the few programs to air over all four major commercial networks. ABC premiered it on July 20, 1950 and it closed on NBC on September 6, 1960. It varied between a half-hour and one hour in length.
12 minutes
S1 E10: The DuPont Show of the Week: The Wonderful World of Toys
Today's theme is the Wonderful World of Toys. Harpo Marx acts as silent guide and Carol Burnett acts as narrator through toyland. Rube Goldberg interviews several children about scientific toys.
39 minutes
S1 E11: Who Said That?
Quiz show with the panelists being read a quotation in the news and they had to identify the person uttering it. In addition to the panelists listed, famous people frequently appeared to join the panel.
28 minutes