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Status: Ended
First Aired: October 4, 1954
Seasons: 5
Episodes: 157
Networks: CBS
Genres: Comedy

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December Bride(1954)

TMDB Rating: 5.5 (2 votes)

Overview

December Bride is an American sitcom that aired on the CBS television network from 1954 to 1959, adapted from the original CBS radio network series that aired from June 1952 through September 1953.

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Season 1

34 episodes • 1954

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Lily Ruskin Arrives	Oct 4, 1954
2	Lily is Bored	Oct 11, 1954
3	The Chinese Dinner	Oct 18, 1954
4	The Accident	Oct 25, 1954
5	The Veterinarian	Nov 1, 1954
6	My Soldier	Nov 8, 1954
7	Grunion Hunting	Nov 15, 1954
8	Lily's Mother-in-Law	Nov 22, 1954
9	Lily Hires a Maid	Nov 29, 1954
10	The Gigolo	Dec 6, 1954
11	The Rich Man	Dec 13, 1954
12	The Christmas Show	Dec 20, 1954
13	The Luau	Dec 27, 1954
14	Lily Wants to Pay Her Way	Jan 3, 1955
15	Lily the Artist	Jan 10, 1955
16	The Grandfather Clock	Jan 17, 1955
17	The Sentimentalist	Jan 24, 1955
18	The Uranium Show	Jan 31, 1955
19	The Insurance Show	Feb 7, 1955
20	Surprise Party	Feb 14, 1955
21	Jealousy	Feb 21, 1955
22	Wedding Preparations	Feb 28, 1955
23	The Breakup	Mar 7, 1955
24	Mexico	Mar 14, 1955
25	Lily's Niece	Mar 21, 1955
26	Matt Cooks	Mar 28, 1955
27	Theater Tickets	Apr 4, 1955
28	Psychiatrist	Apr 11, 1955
29	Gossip	Apr 18, 1955
30	Matt's Mustache	Apr 25, 1955
31	The Line-Up	May 2, 1955
32	The Other Couple	May 9, 1955
33	Lily's Song	May 16, 1955
34	Chicken Salad	May 23, 1955

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Season 2

31 episodes • 1955

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Boxing Show	Oct 3, 1955
2	The Pizza Show	Oct 10, 1955
3	Lily and the Wolf	Oct 17, 1955
4	Ruth Neglects Matt	Oct 24, 1955
5	The Shoplifter	Oct 31, 1955
6	Let Yourself Go	Nov 7, 1955
7	The Laundromat Show	Nov 14, 1955
8	Skidrow	Nov 21, 1955
9	Big Game Hunter	Nov 28, 1955
10	Family Quarrel	Dec 5, 1955
11	High Sierras	Dec 12, 1955
12	Rate Your Mate	Dec 26, 1955
13	Operation: Coleslaw	Jan 2, 1956
14	The Trailer Show	Jan 9, 1956
15	Matt's Movie Career	Jan 16, 1956
16	The Rudy Vallee Show	Jan 23, 1956
17	The Texas Show (1)	Jan 30, 1956
18	The Texas Show (2)	Feb 6, 1956
19	The Texas Show (3)	Feb 13, 1956
20	Sunken Den	Feb 20, 1956
21	The Wrestler	Feb 27, 1956
22	Ruth Gets a Job	Mar 12, 1956
23	Handcuffs	Mar 19, 1956
24	Pete's Brother-in-Law	Mar 26, 1956
25	Lily in a Gas Station	Apr 2, 1956
26	Ruth's Haircut	Apr 9, 1956
27	Jaywalker	Apr 16, 1956
28	Beauty Pageant	Apr 23, 1956
29	Lily and the Sailor	Apr 30, 1956
30	Lily, the Matchmaker	May 7, 1956
31	Swimming Pool	May 14, 1956

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Season 3

30 episodes • 1956

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Rory Calhoun Show	Oct 8, 1956
2	The Marjorie Main Show	Oct 15, 1956
3	House on Blocks	Oct 29, 1956
4	The Prize Fighter	Nov 5, 1956
5	Ritzy Neighborhood	Nov 12, 1956
6	Lily and the Prowler	Nov 19, 1956
7	The Jockey	Nov 26, 1956
8	The Decorating Show (a.k.a.) Re-Decorating	Dec 3, 1956
9	The Indian Show	Dec 10, 1956
10	Man Town (a.k.a.) Man Hunt	Dec 17, 1956
11	Football Hero	Dec 24, 1956
12	New Year's Party	Dec 31, 1956
13	Royalty	Jan 7, 1957
14	Chicken Farm	Jan 14, 1957
15	The Homecoming Show	Jan 21, 1957
16	The Budget Show	Jan 28, 1957
17	Study Group	Feb 4, 1957
18	Mother-in-Law Group (a.k.a.) Mother-in-Law Club	Feb 11, 1957
19	The Piano Show	Feb 18, 1957
20	Duck Hunting	Feb 25, 1957
21	The Engagement Show	Mar 4, 1957
22	Masquerade Party	Mar 11, 1957
23	Kissing Booth	Mar 18, 1957
24	The Hobo Show	Mar 25, 1957
25	The Englishman	Apr 1, 1957
26	Do It Yourself	Apr 8, 1957
27	The Old Man	Apr 15, 1957
28	Song Plugging	Apr 22, 1957
29	Mountain Climbing	Apr 29, 1957
30	Lily-Hilda Fight	May 6, 1957

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Season 4

31 episodes • 1957

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Vallee's Protege (a.k.a.) Crashing Hollywood	Oct 7, 1957
2	Mean Grandfather	Oct 14, 1957
3	The Golf Lesson	Oct 21, 1957
4	The Photography Show	Nov 4, 1957
5	Sports Car	Nov 11, 1957
6	The Microphone Show	Nov 18, 1957
7	Matt's Gray Hair	Dec 2, 1957
8	The Other Woman	Dec 9, 1957
9	The Butler Show	Dec 16, 1957
10	Ruth Goes Home to Mother	Dec 23, 1957
11	Hot Meal	Dec 30, 1957
12	The Airplane Show	Jan 6, 1958
13	The Parrot Show	Jan 13, 1958
14	The Antique Show	Jan 20, 1958
15	Housemother	Jan 27, 1958
16	The Muscleman Show	Feb 3, 1958
17	Contour Chair	Feb 10, 1958
18	The Fred MacMurray Show	Feb 17, 1958
19	Baby Rehearsal	Feb 24, 1958
20	Army Buddy	Mar 3, 1958
21	The Ed Wynn Show	Mar 10, 1958
22	The Bouncer Show	Mar 17, 1958
23	Sleep Teaching	Mar 24, 1958
24	The Gilbert Roland Show	Mar 31, 1958
25	Aunt Emily	Apr 7, 1958
26	The Mickey Rooney Show	Apr 14, 1958
27	Lily's Birthday Dress	Apr 21, 1958
28	Wedding Float	Apr 28, 1958
29	The Capistrano Show	May 5, 1958
30	Lily on Boat	May 12, 1958
31	Matt-Pete Fight	May 19, 1958

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Season 5

31 episodes • 1958

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Edgar Bergen Show	Oct 2, 1958
2	The Alaska Show	Oct 9, 1958
3	Fenwick Arms	Oct 16, 1958
4	Bride's Father-in-Law	Oct 23, 1958
5	The Chimp Show	Oct 30, 1958
6	Hilda Gets Engaged	Nov 6, 1958
7	The Zsa Zsa Gabor Show	Nov 13, 1958
8	Horse Phobia	Nov 20, 1958
9	Tough Mother-in-Law	Nov 27, 1958
10	Power Saw	Dec 4, 1958
11	The Post Office Show	Dec 11, 1958
12	Car for Christmas	Dec 18, 1958
13	Child of Nature	Dec 25, 1958
14	The Beatnik Show	Jan 1, 1959
15	The Nurse Show	Jan 8, 1959
16	Pete Has a Baby	Jan 15, 1959
17	Nurse is Fired	Jan 22, 1959
18	Lily's Blind Date	Jan 29, 1959
19	Lily's Advice Column	Feb 5, 1959
20	The Hi-Fi Show	Feb 12, 1959
21	The Scotch Show	Feb 19, 1959
22	The Martian Show	Feb 26, 1959
23	Lily Babysits	Mar 5, 1959
24	Ruth the Brain	Mar 12, 1959
25	Stan Loses His Nerve	Mar 19, 1959
26	The Texan, Rory Calhoun	Mar 26, 1959
27	Linda on TV	Apr 2, 1959
28	Lily Goes Fishing	Apr 9, 1959
29	Lily Helps Twilly	Apr 16, 1959
30	Lily, the Example	Apr 30, 1959
31	Bald Baby	May 7, 1959

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