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Status: Ended
First Aired: October 6, 1958
Seasons: 3
Episodes: 93
Networks: CBS
Genres: Comedy

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The Ann Sothern Show(1958)

TMDB Rating: 6.5 (1 votes)

Overview

The Ann Sothern Show is an American sitcom starring Ann Sothern that aired on CBS for 93 episodes. The series began on October 6, 1958, and ended on September 25, 1961. The Ann Sothern Show was Sothern's second sitcom for CBS. Her first series, Private Secretary, ended in 1957 after a contract dispute occurred between Sothern and Secretary's producer Jack Chertok. Several of Private Secretary's cast members appeared in the show.

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Season 1

35 episodes • 1958

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Bridal Suite (a.k.a.) Two Too Many	Oct 6, 1958
2	Six Wives Plus Two	Oct 13, 1958
3	Love Comes to Olive	Oct 20, 1958
4	Governess for a Day	Oct 27, 1958
5	Masquerade Ball	Nov 3, 1958
6	New Lease on Life	Nov 10, 1958
7	The Countess of Bartley	Nov 17, 1958
8	The Thanksgiving Story	Nov 24, 1958
9	Say It With Music	Dec 1, 1958
10	The Big Gamble	Dec 8, 1958
11	It's a Dog's Life	Dec 15, 1958
12	The Boss's Son	Dec 22, 1958
13	The East Side Story	Dec 29, 1958
14	Johnny Moves Up	Jan 5, 1959
15	Give It Back to the Indians	Jan 12, 1959
16	Three Loves Has Katy	Jan 19, 1959
17	The Five Year Itch	Jan 26, 1959
18	Hurrah for the Irish	Feb 2, 1959
19	The O'Connors Stick Together	Feb 9, 1959
20	The High Cost of Living	Feb 16, 1959
21	Two on the Aisle	Feb 23, 1959
22	Stand-In Heiress	Mar 2, 1959
23	Katy's Big Surprise	Mar 9, 1959
24	Katy's New Boss	Mar 23, 1959
25	The Road to Health	Mar 30, 1959
26	The Engagement Ring (a.k.a.) The Ring	Apr 6, 1959
27	Katy's Investment Club	Apr 13, 1959
28	The Square Peg	Apr 20, 1959
29	Geisha Girl	Apr 27, 1959
30	The Ugly Bonnet	May 4, 1959
31	The Raise	May 11, 1959
32	Springtime for Katy	May 18, 1959
33	Katy Goes Through Channels	Jun 1, 1959
34	A Promotion for Johnny	Jun 8, 1959
35	Baby at the Bartley House	Jun 15, 1959

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Season 2

32 episodes • 1959

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Lucy Story	Oct 5, 1959
2	Katy and the Cowboy	Oct 12, 1959
3	Nervous Breakup (a.k.a.) Katy and Olive's Nervous Breakdown	Oct 19, 1959
4	Domestic Katy	Oct 26, 1959
5	The Sal Mineo Story	Nov 2, 1959
6	The Big Pay-Off (a.k.a.) The Pay-Off	Nov 16, 1959
7	Old Buddy Boy	Nov 23, 1959
8	Queen for a Night	Nov 30, 1959
9	Katy and the New Girl	Dec 7, 1959
10	Katy's Tender Trap	Dec 14, 1959
11	Top Executive	Dec 21, 1959
12	Katy Mismanages	Dec 28, 1959
13	Woman Behind the Throne	Jan 4, 1960
14	Slightly Married	Jan 11, 1960
15	Devery's White Elephant	Jan 18, 1960
16	Katy's New Career	Jan 25, 1960
17	The Witness	Feb 1, 1960
18	The Dog Who Came to Dinner	Feb 8, 1960
19	Olive's Dream Man	Feb 15, 1960
20	A Touch of Larceny	Feb 22, 1960
21	Common Cents	Feb 29, 1960
22	The Freeloader	Mar 14, 1960
23	Billy	Mar 21, 1960
24	I Can Get it For You Wholesale	Mar 28, 1960
25	Katy Meets Danger	Apr 4, 1960
26	The Roman Hatter	Apr 11, 1960
27	Surprise, Surprise	Apr 18, 1960
28	One for the Books	Apr 25, 1960
29	Doubting Devery	May 2, 1960
30	Boy Genius	May 9, 1960
31	Wedding March	May 16, 1960
32	Angels	May 23, 1960

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Season 3

26 episodes • 1960

#	Episode	Air Date
1	A Tooth for a Tooth	Oct 6, 1960
2	Loving Arms	Oct 13, 1960
3	The Girls	Oct 20, 1960
4	The Pitch-Hitter	Oct 27, 1960
5	Olive in Love	Nov 3, 1960
6	Go-Go Gordon	Nov 10, 1960
7	Hasta Luego	Nov 17, 1960
8	The Proposal	Nov 24, 1960
9	Secret Admirer	Dec 1, 1960
10	Option Time	Dec 8, 1960
11	Setting the Date	Dec 15, 1960
12	The Other Woman	Dec 22, 1960
13	The Elopement	Dec 29, 1960
14	Operation Pudney	Jan 5, 1961
15	Mr. Big Shot	Jan 19, 1961
16	Toujour L'amour	Jan 26, 1961
17	The Royal Visit	Feb 2, 1961
18	Just Friends	Feb 9, 1961
19	The Widow	Feb 16, 1961
20	Always April	Feb 23, 1961
21	Two's Company	Mar 2, 1961
22	Vamp 'til Ready	Mar 9, 1961
23	Pandora: The Pat Carroll Show	Mar 16, 1961
24	The Wedding	Mar 23, 1961
25	The Beginning	Mar 30, 1961
26	The Invitation	Sep 4, 1961

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