The Debbie Reynolds Show
6.9
1969
Comedy
The Debbie Reynolds Show is an American situation comedy which aired on the NBC television network during the 1969-70 television season. The series was produced by Filmways, but the distribution rights are currently owned by Universal Media Studios through its ownership of NBC Productions.
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- Cast:
- Debbie Reynolds , Tom Bosley , Don Chastain , Patricia Smith
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EP1 - That's Debbie
September. 16,1969
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EP2 - It's a Bird--It's a Plane--It's Debbie
September. 23,1969
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EP3 - In the Soup
September. 30,1969
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EP4 - Married Men Can Always Get
October. 07,1969
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EP5 - A Present for Jim
October. 14,1969
Debbie must get back some golf clubs she gave to her husband.
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EP6 - The Bodyguard
October. 21,1969
Debbie lives in fear of a 240-pound hockey player Tiger Trabert.
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EP7 - The Paper Butterfly
October. 28,1969
Debbie doing a story on wrestling gets into the ring with Terrible Tessie.
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EP8 - To and From Russia with Love (pt.1)
November. 04,1969
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EP9 - To and From Russia with Love (pt.2)
November. 11,1969
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EP10 - You Bet Your Wife
November. 25,1969
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EP11 - The Swinging Singles
December. 02,1969
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EP12 - Diamonds are a Girl's Worst Friend
December. 09,1969
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EP13 - Casanova's Kitten
December. 16,1969
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EP14 - Guru-vy
December. 23,1969
Debbie goes after a quack guru who has her sister and a star football player under his spell.
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EP15 - You Shouldn't Be In Pictures
December. 30,1969
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EP16 - The Games (Married) People Play
January. 06,1970
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EP17 - Hurry For Our Side
January. 13,1970
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EP18 - Advice and Dissent
January. 20,1970
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EP19 - Nothing But The Truth
February. 03,1970
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EP20 - Mission Improbable
February. 10,1970
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EP21 - How to Succeed In The Stock Market Without Really Trying
February. 24,1970
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EP22 - Those Dangerous Years
March. 03,1970
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EP23 - Debbie Gets Jim Fired
March. 10,1970
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EP24 - Debbie's Return
March. 17,1970
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EP25 - The Producer
March. 24,1970
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EP26 - Where There's a Will, There's No Way
April. 14,1970
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