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Status: Ended
First Aired: September 17, 1953
Seasons: 2
Episodes: 76
Networks: CBS
Genres: Comedy

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Meet Mr. McNutley(1953)

TMDB Rating: 7.0 (1 votes)

Overview

Meet Mr. McNutley is an American situation comedy which aired on CBS Television from 1953–1955, with Ray Milland in the role of fastidious Professor Ray McNutley, the head of the English Department at the fictitious Lynnhaven College for girls. Phyllis Avery portrayed McNutley's wife, Peggy. The half-hour series aired on Thursday evenings opposite Groucho Marx's NBC program, You Bet Your Life. The show aired concurrently on radio during its first season. Both versions were sponsored by General Electric, and originally presented under the umbrella title of The General Electric Comedy Theatre.

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Season 1

40 episodes • 1953

#	Episode	Air Date
1	pilot	Sep 17, 1953
2	Birthday Present(s)	Sep 24, 1953
3	Babes in the Woods	Oct 1, 1953
4	title unknown	Oct 8, 1953
5	The Faculty Dance	Oct 15, 1953
6	title unknown	Oct 22, 1953
7	title unknown	Oct 29, 1953
8	Skylark	Nov 5, 1953
9	The Perfect Marriage	Nov 12, 1953
10	Ray Plays Cupid	Nov 19, 1953
11	Happy Anniversary	Nov 26, 1953
12	House Party	Dec 3, 1953
13	The New Job	Dec 10, 1953
14	title unknown	Dec 17, 1953
15	The Christmas Story	Dec 24, 1953
16	New Dresses	Dec 31, 1953
17	The Checking Account	Jan 7, 1954
18	Hobbies	Jan 14, 1954
19	Helpful Hand	Jan 21, 1954
20	The Camping Trip	Jan 28, 1954
21	The New Car	Feb 4, 1954
22	Peggy's Old Flame	Feb 11, 1954
23	Dean for a Day	Feb 18, 1954
24	Ray's Other Life	Feb 25, 1954
25	Ray and the Egg	Mar 4, 1954
26	The Tree	Mar 11, 1954
27	Swimming Problem	Mar 18, 1954
28	Masquerade Ball	Mar 25, 1954
29	Ray's Promotion	Apr 1, 1954
30	Civic Improvement	Apr 8, 1954
31	Back in Uniform	Apr 15, 1954
32	School Girl Crush	Apr 22, 1954
33	Fashion Model	Apr 29, 1954
34	Adult Education	May 6, 1954
35	Happy Home	May 13, 1954
36	Peggy's Night Out	May 20, 1954
37	The Most Glamourous Professor	May 27, 1954
38	Dancing Lesson	Jun 3, 1954
39	Ray's Nephew	Jun 10, 1954
40	Vacation Days	Jun 17, 1954

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Season 2

36 episodes • 1954

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Professor Meets the Author	Sep 16, 1954
2	Sabrina Comes to Town	Sep 23, 1954
3	The Arrival	Sep 30, 1954
4	The Doll's House	Oct 7, 1954
5	Retirement Deferred	Oct 14, 1954
6	The Prodigy	Oct 21, 1954
7	Battle of the Sexes	Oct 28, 1954
8	A Star is Born	Nov 4, 1954
9	The Hangout	Nov 11, 1954
10	Stage Struck	Nov 18, 1954
11	Chinese Luck	Nov 25, 1954
12	Field Trip	Dec 2, 1954
13	The TV Story	Dec 9, 1954
14	Parlor Game	Dec 16, 1954
15	The Christmas Story	TBA
16	The Silver Cord	Dec 30, 1954
17	Now, Coach?	Jan 6, 1955
18	Call Me Dad	Jan 13, 1955
19	Strike It Rich	Jan 20, 1955
20	The Robbery	Jan 27, 1955
21	Family Tree	Feb 3, 1955
22	Be Bop	Feb 10, 1955
23	Mister Sergeant and the Lady	Feb 17, 1955
24	Stratford on the Ozarks	Feb 24, 1955
25	Jury Duty	Mar 3, 1955
26	Tryout	Mar 10, 1955
27	The Professor Writes a Play	Mar 17, 1955
28	Reunion in Comstock	Mar 24, 1955
29	Poet and Peggy	Mar 31, 1955
30	Green Thumb	Apr 7, 1955
31	Soap Opera	Apr 14, 1955
32	International Incident	Apr 21, 1955
33	The Molehouse Collection	Apr 28, 1955
34	The Hollywood Story	May 5, 1955
35	A Week with Cinderella	May 12, 1955
36	House Guest	May 19, 1955

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