Don't Call Me Charlie
5.6
1962
Comedy
Don't Call Me Charlie is a short-lived American sitcom that aired on NBC during the 1962-1963 TV season on Friday night from 9:30 pm to 10:00 pm est. Created by Don McGuire, the 18-episode series starred Josh Peine, Linda Lawson, John Hubbard, Arte Johnson, Penny Santon, Cully Richards, Louise Glenn, and Alan Napier.
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- Cast：
- Arte Johnson , Alan Napier , John Hubbard , Penny Santon , Josh Peine , Linda Lawson
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EP1 - Vive Judson McKay
September. 21,1962
Judson arrives in Paris and is assigned to the command of Col. Barker, a man who is proud to say, ""I've been in the Army 25 years, and the closest I've ever been to combat was my marraige.""
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EP2 - No Vacancy
September. 28,1962
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EP3 - The Man Who Cried Wolf
October. 05,1962
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EP4 - A Friend in Need
October. 12,1962
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EP5 - Only the Lonely
October. 19,1962
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EP6 - The Dog Show
November. 02,1962
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EP7 - School Days
November. 09,1962
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EP8 - Hello Miss Yossarian
November. 16,1962
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EP9 - Who Stole My Boots?
November. 23,1962
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EP10 - A Visit from Amos Doolittle
November. 30,1962
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EP11 - Poor Little Hilda
December. 07,1962
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EP12 - Play It Sam
December. 14,1962
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EP13 - Build a Better Mousetrap
December. 21,1962
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EP14 - Take My Hand
December. 28,1962
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EP15 - Raise Your Right Hand
January. 04,1963
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EP16 - Rollo the Wonder Dog
January. 11,1963
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EP17 - No Milk Today
January. 18,1963
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EP18 - Lorenzo Johnson, D.V.M., Retired
January. 25,1963
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