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Status: Ended
First Aired: September 7, 1954
Seasons: 2
Episodes: 78
Networks: NBC
Genres: Comedy

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It's a Great Life(1954)

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Overview

It's a Great Life is an American situation comedy which aired on NBC from 1954 to 1956. Frances Bavier, six years before being cast as Aunt Bee in CBS's The Andy Griffith Show, played a somewhat similar role as Mrs. Amy Morgan, the owner of a boarding house.

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Season 1

39 episodes • 1954

#	Episode	Air Date
1	It's A Great Life	Sep 4, 1954
2	Go Home to Your Mother	Sep 14, 1954
3	The Baby-Sitters	Sep 21, 1954
4	Objective Moon	Sep 28, 1954
5	Daniel's Department Store	Oct 5, 1954
6	50-50	Oct 12, 1954
7	I Can Get it for You Wholesale	Sep 19, 1954
8	A Visit From Steve's Mother	Oct 26, 1954
9	Turkey Dinner	Nov 2, 1954
10	Denny Buys a Steer	Nov 9, 1954
11	The Boys Redecorate the Attic	Nov 16, 1954
12	A Date for Mrs. Morgan	Nov 23, 1954
13	The Closet	Nov 30, 1954
14	The Vacuum Cleaner Salesman	Dec 7, 1954
15	Denny's Big Night	Dec 14, 1954
16	There Is A Santa Claus	Dec 21, 1954
17	The Driver's Licence	Dec 28, 1954
18	A Job for Kathy	Jan 4, 1955
19	The Surprise Party	Jan 11, 1954
20	The Missing Stamp	Jan 18, 1955
21	The Borrowed TV Set	Jan 25, 1955
22	Kathy's Former Boyfriend	Feb 1, 1955
23	Friendship	Feb 8, 1955
24	The Engagement Ring	Feb 15, 1955
25	Winter Sports	Feb 22, 1955
26	The Night Watchman	Mar 1, 1955
27	Foster Father	Mar 8, 1955
28	Tijuana	Mar 15, 1955
29	Kathy Goes to New York	Mar 22, 1955
30	The Matchmakers	Mar 29, 1955
31	The Hospital	Apr 5, 1955
32	The Boys Clean House	Apr 12, 1955
33	Formal for Amy	Apr 19, 1955
34	Denny Sings	Apr 26, 1955
35	Three Hungry Men	May 3, 1955
36	The Missing Husband	May 10, 1955
37	The Inheritance	May 17, 1955
38	The Parakeet	May 24, 1955
39	The Easy Chair	May 31, 1955

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Season 2

39 episodes • 1955

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Call Michigan-4099	Sep 4, 1955
2	Hay Burner	Sep 11, 1955
3	Fortune Hunters	Sep 18, 1955
4	The Paper Drive	Sep 25, 1955
5	Hash House	Oct 2, 1955
6	B-Day for Real	Oct 9, 1955
7	The Girl Friend	Oct 16, 1955
8	Man's Best Friend	Oct 23, 1955
9	Double Date	Oct 30, 1955
10	High Pressure	Nov 6, 1955
11	The Movie Star	Nov 13, 1955
12	The Crystal Ball	Nov 20, 1955
13	The Big Game	Nov 27, 1955
14	The Private Line	Dec 4, 1955
15	The Fabulous Foundling	Dec 11, 1955
16	Hawaiian Holiday	Dec 18, 1955
17	The Elusive Dime	Jan 1, 1956
18	Beauty Contest	Jan 8, 1956
19	The Lady and the Painting	Jan 15, 1956
20	House Guest	Jan 22, 1956
21	The Square Circle	Jan 29, 1956
22	Smog Gets in Your Eyes	Feb 5, 1956
23	Screen Test	Feb 12, 1956
24	Renee and the Survey	Feb 19, 1956
25	Bachelor Party	Feb 26, 1956
26	The Voice	Mar 4, 1956
27	All for Amy	Mar 11, 1956
28	Private Eyes	Mar 18, 1956
29	Glamour Doll	Mar 25, 1956
30	Kid Sister	Apr 1, 1956
31	The Raffle Ticket	Apr 8, 1956
32	The Return of Caroline	Apr 15, 1956
33	The Palm Springs Story	Apr 22, 1956
34	The Yachting Party	Apr 29, 1956
35	Operation for Real	May 6, 1956
36	Old Soliders Never Die	May 13, 1956
37	The Charity Drive	May 20, 1956
38	Passport for Amy	May 27, 1956
39	The Housekeeper	Jun 3, 1956

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