It's Nanny versus the computer in "The Human Element" as the series begins its second season. Her belief in the human mystique is put to the test when the professor arranges a computer match for a pal and a computerized race for Nanny's vintage car. Cameo Role: Charles Nelson Reilly. Guest Cast: Poole: Jack Kruschen. Larry: Keith Luckett.
The Haunted House
(Airdate 10/02/70)
The professor is skeptical, Nanny is noncommittal, and a parapsychologist is a true believer as they investigate the children's report of ghostly manifestations in an abandoned house. Guest cast: Jack Albertson, Joey Foreman.
Star Bright
(Airdate 10/09/70)
Wishing on a star and pixie powers are devices used by Nanny to help Prudence and the Professor. Prudence wants a role in her school play; Everett's trying to land a new professor for the university. Guest cast: Carraway: Arthur O'Connell. Martin: Lee Delano. Mrs. Baker: Jan Shutan.
Also Brenda Kelly.
E.S. Putt
(Airdate 10/16/70)
Butch breaks his father's lucky putter, leaving it squarely up to Nanny to convince the Professor he can win a tournament without it (as ESP expert has assured Everett he's going to lose). Guest cast: Englund: Joe Cypher. Also Patrick O'Moore.
A Letter For Nanny
(Airdate 10/30/70)
The sight of Nanny weeping over a mysterious letter sends the Everetts into a frenzy of activity to keep her happy. Guest cast: Mailman: Don Beddoe.
The Great Broadcast of 1936
(Airdate 11/06/70)
What's strange about listening to the radio? Nothing at all, except that Nanny's old radio is apparently reliving its heyday--it's broadcasting programs from the Thirties. Guest cast: Miss Bradshaw: Bridget Hanley. Also Burt Mustin, Mike Sims.
The Masculine-Feminine Mystique
(Airdate 11/13/70)
Two male-ego crises: the Professor is sorely tried by his new assistant, a militant feminist; son Hal is being humiliated by a girl baseball prodigy. Guest cast: Dr. Carlson: Abby Dalton. Mrs. Fowler:
Patsy Garrett. Francine: Eileen Baral. Also Roger Perry.
The India Queen
(Airdate 11/20/70)
A strange voyage is in store for Prof. Everett. It's the result of Nanny's rainy day suggestion that the boys build a raft. Guest cast: Old Salt: Paul Bryar. Lineman: Ted Grossman. Delivery Man:
Tom Moses.
Back To Nature
(Airdate 10/23/70)
Nanny's determined to take the Everetts on a camping trip. She's trying to get the Professor to assist in preserving a wilderness area. Guest cast: Roger Perry.
The Visitor
(Airdate 12/04/70)
Butch's Canadian pen pal arrives out of the blue, claiming that his parents let him hitchhike all the way from Manitoba. Guest cast: Billy: Lee Casey. Parsons: Van Williams. Mrs. Parsons:
Carolyn Conwell. Jackwith: Fredd Wayne.
My Son, The Sitter
(Airdate 12/11/70)
Nanny overcomes the Professor's objections to having 12-year old Hal baby-sit for his brother and sister. It's a victory that everyone has cause to rue. Guest cast: Dr. Neilson: Aneta Corsaut. Mary Ann: Patty Bodeen. Also Pat Morita, Eileen Baral and Patsy Garrett.
From Butch, With Love
(Airdate 12/18/70)
Everett starts Butch on a savings account to teach him the wisdom of thrift. But the boy becomes an obsessive hoarder, even charing the family for odd jobs. Guest cast: Haller: Eddie Mayehoff. Also Joe Mell, Helena Hatcher.
The Humanization of Herbert T. Peabody
(Airdate 12/25/70)
"The Humanization of Herbert T. Peabody" is Nanny's campaign to restore an embittered recluse to the human race. Guest cast: Peabody: Paul Winchell. Robinson: Dabney Coleman. Also Vincent Van Patten.
A Diller, A Dollar
(Airdate 1/8/71)
Prudence's first day at school offers the usual excitement bordering on panic, and that goes for the teacher as well: it's her first day also. Guest cast: Laurel: Katherine Justice. Also
Herbert Anderson, Eric Olson.
Separate Rooms
(Airdate 1/15/71)
Van Johnson plays Uncle Bob Everett, who pays a visit just in time to give his brother a fresh perspective on Butch and Hal's latest hassle: separate rooms.
The Human Fly
(Airdate 1/22/71)
The distinguished actor John Mills joins his daughter Juliet (Nanny) in this episode about Nanny's eccentric Uncle Alfred, who holds the children enthralled with his wonderful stories--and a human-fly act.
Guest stars: John Mills, Tommy Tune, Eric Shea and Lisa Doremus.
The Man Who Came to Pasta
(Airdate 1/29/71)
Cesar Romero plays Fabrizio Schlavoni, a famous Italian director whose arrival stirs the Everett household with excitement...until his visit is prolonged by a siege of gout. Guest stars: Cesar Romero, Shep Sanders, Alfred Dennis, Patsy Garrett and Eileen Baral.
The Art of Relationships
(Airdate 2/5/71)
Nanny enrolls in night school, taking "The Art of Relationships" a course taught by a playboy professor eager to give her private lessons. Guest cast: Roger: Bert Convy. Maureen: Karen Huston. Fisk: Noam Pitlik. Also Ryan MacDonald and Cindy
Williams.
The Balloon Ladies
(Airdate 2/12/71)
Ida Lupino and character actress Marjorie Bennett star as "The Balloon Ladies," two of Nanny's loveable aunts who draw a mob of reporters, tourists and Fem Libbers when they descend on the Everetts, quite literally, in a balloon. Guest cast: Justine: Ida Lupino. Agatha: Marjorie Bennett. Mrs. Fowler: Patsy Garrett.
Miss Millstone: Jeanne Cooper. Pennybrook: Maurice Dallimore. Also Don Beddoe.
The Prodigy
(Airdate 2/19/71)
Visiting the Everetts: a 12 year old prodigy who keeps everyone on his toes except a deflated Hal--once resident genius, now second best. Guest cast: Todd
Baron, Dave Willock, George Barrows.
How Many Candles?
(Airdate 2/26/71)
The children get precious little help from Nanny in solving the mystery of her passport--it makes her nearly 107 years old. Juliet Mills (Nanny) wrote the script.
Guest cast: Mrs. Rumble: Ruth McDevitt. Rumble: Percy Helton. Also Steven Perry.
The Unknown Factor
(Airdate 3/5/71)
Everett and son Butch wrestle with the requirements of the fairness code. Butch plans to win a contest by unethical means; his dad is tempted to give preferential treatment to a scholarship student.
Kid Stuff
(Airdate 3/12/71)
Nanny and the kids stage an evening of amateur entertainment to finance the restoration of a decrepit park fountain. Vaudevillian Eddie Foy, Jr. plays a straight role as Finchley, the park custodian. . Guest cast: Atwood: James Millhollin. Francine: Eileen Baral.
The Communication Gap
(Airdate 3/26/71)
Everett gets a love note meant for a student and jumps to the wrong conclusion. Worse, his discouraging word to the lovesick coed only piques her interest. Guest cast: Susan: Elizabeth Baur. Also Tommy Tune.
Wishing on a star and pixie powers are devices used by Nanny to help Prudence and the Professor. Prudence wants a role in her school play; Everett's trying to land a new professor for the university. Guest cast: Carraway: Arthur O'Connell. Martin: Lee Delano. Mrs. Baker: Jan Shutan. Also Brenda Kelly.
E.S. Putt
(Airdate 10/16/70)
Butch breaks his father's lucky putter, leaving it squarely up to Nanny to convince the Professor he can win a tournament without it (as ESP expert has assured Everett he's going to lose). Guest cast: Englund: Joe Cypher. Also Patrick O'Moore.
A Letter For Nanny
(Airdate 10/30/70)
The sight of Nanny weeping over a mysterious letter sends the Everetts into a frenzy of activity to keep her happy. Guest cast: Mailman: Don Beddoe.
The Great Broadcast of 1936
(Airdate 11/06/70)
What's strange about listening to the radio? Nothing at all, except that Nanny's old radio is apparently reliving its heyday--it's broadcasting programs from the Thirties. Guest cast: Miss Bradshaw: Bridget Hanley. Also Burt Mustin, Mike Sims.
The Masculine-Feminine Mystique
(Airdate 11/13/70)
Two male-ego crises: the Professor is sorely tried by his new assistant, a militant feminist; son Hal is being humiliated by a girl baseball prodigy. Guest cast: Dr. Carlson: Abby Dalton. Mrs. Fowler:
Patsy Garrett. Francine: Eileen Baral. Also Roger Perry.
The India Queen
(Airdate 11/20/70)
A strange voyage is in store for Prof. Everett. It's the result of Nanny's rainy day suggestion that the boys build a raft. Guest cast: Old Salt: Paul Bryar. Lineman: Ted Grossman. Delivery Man:
Tom Moses.
Back To Nature
(Airdate 10/23/70)
Nanny's determined to take the Everetts on a camping trip. She's trying to get the Professor to assist in preserving a wilderness area. Guest cast: Roger Perry.
The Visitor
(Airdate 12/04/70)
Butch's Canadian pen pal arrives out of the blue, claiming that his parents let him hitchhike all the way from Manitoba. Guest cast: Billy: Lee Casey. Parsons: Van Williams. Mrs. Parsons:
Carolyn Conwell. Jackwith: Fredd Wayne.
My Son, The Sitter
(Airdate 12/11/70)
Nanny overcomes the Professor's objections to having 12-year old Hal baby-sit for his brother and sister. It's a victory that everyone has cause to rue. Guest cast: Dr. Neilson: Aneta Corsaut. Mary Ann: Patty Bodeen. Also Pat Morita, Eileen Baral and Patsy Garrett.
From Butch, With Love
(Airdate 12/18/70)
Everett starts Butch on a savings account to teach him the wisdom of thrift. But the boy becomes an obsessive hoarder, even charing the family for odd jobs. Guest cast: Haller: Eddie Mayehoff. Also Joe Mell, Helena Hatcher.
The Humanization of Herbert T. Peabody
(Airdate 12/25/70)
"The Humanization of Herbert T. Peabody" is Nanny's campaign to restore an embittered recluse to the human race. Guest cast: Peabody: Paul Winchell. Robinson: Dabney Coleman. Also Vincent Van Patten.
A Diller, A Dollar
(Airdate 1/8/71)
Prudence's first day at school offers the usual excitement bordering on panic, and that goes for the teacher as well: it's her first day also. Guest cast: Laurel: Katherine Justice. Also
Herbert Anderson, Eric Olson.
Separate Rooms
(Airdate 1/15/71)
Van Johnson plays Uncle Bob Everett, who pays a visit just in time to give his brother a fresh perspective on Butch and Hal's latest hassle: separate rooms.
The Human Fly
(Airdate 1/22/71)
The distinguished actor John Mills joins his daughter Juliet (Nanny) in this episode about Nanny's eccentric Uncle Alfred, who holds the children enthralled with his wonderful stories--and a human-fly act.
Guest stars: John Mills, Tommy Tune, Eric Shea and Lisa Doremus.
The Man Who Came to Pasta
(Airdate 1/29/71)
Cesar Romero plays Fabrizio Schlavoni, a famous Italian director whose arrival stirs the Everett household with excitement...until his visit is prolonged by a siege of gout. Guest stars: Cesar Romero, Shep Sanders, Alfred Dennis, Patsy Garrett and Eileen Baral.
The Art of Relationships
(Airdate 2/5/71)
Nanny enrolls in night school, taking "The Art of Relationships" a course taught by a playboy professor eager to give her private lessons. Guest cast: Roger: Bert Convy. Maureen: Karen Huston. Fisk: Noam Pitlik. Also Ryan MacDonald and Cindy
Williams.
The Balloon Ladies
(Airdate 2/12/71)
Ida Lupino and character actress Marjorie Bennett star as "The Balloon Ladies," two of Nanny's loveable aunts who draw a mob of reporters, tourists and Fem Libbers when they descend on the Everetts, quite literally, in a balloon. Guest cast: Justine: Ida Lupino. Agatha: Marjorie Bennett. Mrs. Fowler: Patsy Garrett.
Miss Millstone: Jeanne Cooper. Pennybrook: Maurice Dallimore. Also Don Beddoe.
The Prodigy
(Airdate 2/19/71)
Visiting the Everetts: a 12 year old prodigy who keeps everyone on his toes except a deflated Hal--once resident genius, now second best. Guest cast: Todd
Baron, Dave Willock, George Barrows.
How Many Candles?
(Airdate 2/26/71)
The children get precious little help from Nanny in solving the mystery of her passport--it makes her nearly 107 years old. Juliet Mills (Nanny) wrote the script.
Guest cast: Mrs. Rumble: Ruth McDevitt. Rumble: Percy Helton. Also Steven Perry.
The Unknown Factor
(Airdate 3/5/71)
Everett and son Butch wrestle with the requirements of the fairness code. Butch plans to win a contest by unethical means; his dad is tempted to give preferential treatment to a scholarship student.
Kid Stuff
(Airdate 3/12/71)
Nanny and the kids stage an evening of amateur entertainment to finance the restoration of a decrepit park fountain. Vaudevillian Eddie Foy, Jr. plays a straight role as Finchley, the park custodian. . Guest cast: Atwood: James Millhollin. Francine: Eileen Baral.
The Communication Gap
(Airdate 3/26/71)
Everett gets a love note meant for a student and jumps to the wrong conclusion. Worse, his discouraging word to the lovesick coed only piques her interest. Guest cast: Susan: Elizabeth Baur. Also Tommy Tune.
The sight of Nanny weeping over a mysterious letter sends the Everetts into a frenzy of activity to keep her happy. Guest cast: Mailman: Don Beddoe.
The Great Broadcast of 1936
(Airdate 11/06/70)
What's strange about listening to the radio? Nothing at all, except that Nanny's old radio is apparently reliving its heyday--it's broadcasting programs from the Thirties. Guest cast: Miss Bradshaw: Bridget Hanley. Also Burt Mustin, Mike Sims.
The Masculine-Feminine Mystique
(Airdate 11/13/70)
Two male-ego crises: the Professor is sorely tried by his new assistant, a militant feminist; son Hal is being humiliated by a girl baseball prodigy. Guest cast: Dr. Carlson: Abby Dalton. Mrs. Fowler:
Patsy Garrett. Francine: Eileen Baral. Also Roger Perry.
The India Queen
(Airdate 11/20/70)
A strange voyage is in store for Prof. Everett. It's the result of Nanny's rainy day suggestion that the boys build a raft. Guest cast: Old Salt: Paul Bryar. Lineman: Ted Grossman. Delivery Man:
Tom Moses.
Back To Nature
(Airdate 10/23/70)
Nanny's determined to take the Everetts on a camping trip. She's trying to get the Professor to assist in preserving a wilderness area. Guest cast: Roger Perry.
The Visitor
(Airdate 12/04/70)
Butch's Canadian pen pal arrives out of the blue, claiming that his parents let him hitchhike all the way from Manitoba. Guest cast: Billy: Lee Casey. Parsons: Van Williams. Mrs. Parsons:
Carolyn Conwell. Jackwith: Fredd Wayne.
My Son, The Sitter
(Airdate 12/11/70)
Nanny overcomes the Professor's objections to having 12-year old Hal baby-sit for his brother and sister. It's a victory that everyone has cause to rue. Guest cast: Dr. Neilson: Aneta Corsaut. Mary Ann: Patty Bodeen. Also Pat Morita, Eileen Baral and Patsy Garrett.
From Butch, With Love
(Airdate 12/18/70)
Everett starts Butch on a savings account to teach him the wisdom of thrift. But the boy becomes an obsessive hoarder, even charing the family for odd jobs. Guest cast: Haller: Eddie Mayehoff. Also Joe Mell, Helena Hatcher.
The Humanization of Herbert T. Peabody
(Airdate 12/25/70)
"The Humanization of Herbert T. Peabody" is Nanny's campaign to restore an embittered recluse to the human race. Guest cast: Peabody: Paul Winchell. Robinson: Dabney Coleman. Also Vincent Van Patten.
A Diller, A Dollar
(Airdate 1/8/71)
Prudence's first day at school offers the usual excitement bordering on panic, and that goes for the teacher as well: it's her first day also. Guest cast: Laurel: Katherine Justice. Also
Herbert Anderson, Eric Olson.
Separate Rooms
(Airdate 1/15/71)
Van Johnson plays Uncle Bob Everett, who pays a visit just in time to give his brother a fresh perspective on Butch and Hal's latest hassle: separate rooms.
The Human Fly
(Airdate 1/22/71)
The distinguished actor John Mills joins his daughter Juliet (Nanny) in this episode about Nanny's eccentric Uncle Alfred, who holds the children enthralled with his wonderful stories--and a human-fly act.
Guest stars: John Mills, Tommy Tune, Eric Shea and Lisa Doremus.
The Man Who Came to Pasta
(Airdate 1/29/71)
Cesar Romero plays Fabrizio Schlavoni, a famous Italian director whose arrival stirs the Everett household with excitement...until his visit is prolonged by a siege of gout. Guest stars: Cesar Romero, Shep Sanders, Alfred Dennis, Patsy Garrett and Eileen Baral.
The Art of Relationships
(Airdate 2/5/71)
Nanny enrolls in night school, taking "The Art of Relationships" a course taught by a playboy professor eager to give her private lessons. Guest cast: Roger: Bert Convy. Maureen: Karen Huston. Fisk: Noam Pitlik. Also Ryan MacDonald and Cindy
Williams.
The Balloon Ladies
(Airdate 2/12/71)
Ida Lupino and character actress Marjorie Bennett star as "The Balloon Ladies," two of Nanny's loveable aunts who draw a mob of reporters, tourists and Fem Libbers when they descend on the Everetts, quite literally, in a balloon. Guest cast: Justine: Ida Lupino. Agatha: Marjorie Bennett. Mrs. Fowler: Patsy Garrett.
Miss Millstone: Jeanne Cooper. Pennybrook: Maurice Dallimore. Also Don Beddoe.
The Prodigy
(Airdate 2/19/71)
Visiting the Everetts: a 12 year old prodigy who keeps everyone on his toes except a deflated Hal--once resident genius, now second best. Guest cast: Todd
Baron, Dave Willock, George Barrows.
How Many Candles?
(Airdate 2/26/71)
The children get precious little help from Nanny in solving the mystery of her passport--it makes her nearly 107 years old. Juliet Mills (Nanny) wrote the script.
Guest cast: Mrs. Rumble: Ruth McDevitt. Rumble: Percy Helton. Also Steven Perry.
The Unknown Factor
(Airdate 3/5/71)
Everett and son Butch wrestle with the requirements of the fairness code. Butch plans to win a contest by unethical means; his dad is tempted to give preferential treatment to a scholarship student.
Kid Stuff
(Airdate 3/12/71)
Nanny and the kids stage an evening of amateur entertainment to finance the restoration of a decrepit park fountain. Vaudevillian Eddie Foy, Jr. plays a straight role as Finchley, the park custodian. . Guest cast: Atwood: James Millhollin. Francine: Eileen Baral.
The Communication Gap
(Airdate 3/26/71)
Everett gets a love note meant for a student and jumps to the wrong conclusion. Worse, his discouraging word to the lovesick coed only piques her interest. Guest cast: Susan: Elizabeth Baur. Also Tommy Tune.
Two male-ego crises: the Professor is sorely tried by his new assistant, a militant feminist; son Hal is being humiliated by a girl baseball prodigy. Guest cast: Dr. Carlson: Abby Dalton. Mrs. Fowler: Patsy Garrett. Francine: Eileen Baral. Also Roger Perry.
The India Queen
(Airdate 11/20/70)
A strange voyage is in store for Prof. Everett. It's the result of Nanny's rainy day suggestion that the boys build a raft. Guest cast: Old Salt: Paul Bryar. Lineman: Ted Grossman. Delivery Man:
Tom Moses.
Back To Nature
(Airdate 10/23/70)
Nanny's determined to take the Everetts on a camping trip. She's trying to get the Professor to assist in preserving a wilderness area. Guest cast: Roger Perry.
The Visitor
(Airdate 12/04/70)
Butch's Canadian pen pal arrives out of the blue, claiming that his parents let him hitchhike all the way from Manitoba. Guest cast: Billy: Lee Casey. Parsons: Van Williams. Mrs. Parsons:
Carolyn Conwell. Jackwith: Fredd Wayne.
My Son, The Sitter
(Airdate 12/11/70)
Nanny overcomes the Professor's objections to having 12-year old Hal baby-sit for his brother and sister. It's a victory that everyone has cause to rue. Guest cast: Dr. Neilson: Aneta Corsaut. Mary Ann: Patty Bodeen. Also Pat Morita, Eileen Baral and Patsy Garrett.
From Butch, With Love
(Airdate 12/18/70)
Everett starts Butch on a savings account to teach him the wisdom of thrift. But the boy becomes an obsessive hoarder, even charing the family for odd jobs. Guest cast: Haller: Eddie Mayehoff. Also Joe Mell, Helena Hatcher.
The Humanization of Herbert T. Peabody
(Airdate 12/25/70)
"The Humanization of Herbert T. Peabody" is Nanny's campaign to restore an embittered recluse to the human race. Guest cast: Peabody: Paul Winchell. Robinson: Dabney Coleman. Also Vincent Van Patten.
A Diller, A Dollar
(Airdate 1/8/71)
Prudence's first day at school offers the usual excitement bordering on panic, and that goes for the teacher as well: it's her first day also. Guest cast: Laurel: Katherine Justice. Also
Herbert Anderson, Eric Olson.
Separate Rooms
(Airdate 1/15/71)
Van Johnson plays Uncle Bob Everett, who pays a visit just in time to give his brother a fresh perspective on Butch and Hal's latest hassle: separate rooms.
The Human Fly
(Airdate 1/22/71)
The distinguished actor John Mills joins his daughter Juliet (Nanny) in this episode about Nanny's eccentric Uncle Alfred, who holds the children enthralled with his wonderful stories--and a human-fly act.
Guest stars: John Mills, Tommy Tune, Eric Shea and Lisa Doremus.
The Man Who Came to Pasta
(Airdate 1/29/71)
Cesar Romero plays Fabrizio Schlavoni, a famous Italian director whose arrival stirs the Everett household with excitement...until his visit is prolonged by a siege of gout. Guest stars: Cesar Romero, Shep Sanders, Alfred Dennis, Patsy Garrett and Eileen Baral.
The Art of Relationships
(Airdate 2/5/71)
Nanny enrolls in night school, taking "The Art of Relationships" a course taught by a playboy professor eager to give her private lessons. Guest cast: Roger: Bert Convy. Maureen: Karen Huston. Fisk: Noam Pitlik. Also Ryan MacDonald and Cindy
Williams.
The Balloon Ladies
(Airdate 2/12/71)
Ida Lupino and character actress Marjorie Bennett star as "The Balloon Ladies," two of Nanny's loveable aunts who draw a mob of reporters, tourists and Fem Libbers when they descend on the Everetts, quite literally, in a balloon. Guest cast: Justine: Ida Lupino. Agatha: Marjorie Bennett. Mrs. Fowler: Patsy Garrett.
Miss Millstone: Jeanne Cooper. Pennybrook: Maurice Dallimore. Also Don Beddoe.
The Prodigy
(Airdate 2/19/71)
Visiting the Everetts: a 12 year old prodigy who keeps everyone on his toes except a deflated Hal--once resident genius, now second best. Guest cast: Todd
Baron, Dave Willock, George Barrows.
How Many Candles?
(Airdate 2/26/71)
The children get precious little help from Nanny in solving the mystery of her passport--it makes her nearly 107 years old. Juliet Mills (Nanny) wrote the script.
Guest cast: Mrs. Rumble: Ruth McDevitt. Rumble: Percy Helton. Also Steven Perry.
The Unknown Factor
(Airdate 3/5/71)
Everett and son Butch wrestle with the requirements of the fairness code. Butch plans to win a contest by unethical means; his dad is tempted to give preferential treatment to a scholarship student.
Kid Stuff
(Airdate 3/12/71)
Nanny and the kids stage an evening of amateur entertainment to finance the restoration of a decrepit park fountain. Vaudevillian Eddie Foy, Jr. plays a straight role as Finchley, the park custodian. . Guest cast: Atwood: James Millhollin. Francine: Eileen Baral.
The Communication Gap
(Airdate 3/26/71)
Everett gets a love note meant for a student and jumps to the wrong conclusion. Worse, his discouraging word to the lovesick coed only piques her interest. Guest cast: Susan: Elizabeth Baur. Also Tommy Tune.
Nanny's determined to take the Everetts on a camping trip. She's trying to get the Professor to assist in preserving a wilderness area. Guest cast: Roger Perry.
The Visitor
(Airdate 12/04/70)
Butch's Canadian pen pal arrives out of the blue, claiming that his parents let him hitchhike all the way from Manitoba. Guest cast: Billy: Lee Casey. Parsons: Van Williams. Mrs. Parsons:
Carolyn Conwell. Jackwith: Fredd Wayne.
My Son, The Sitter
(Airdate 12/11/70)
Nanny overcomes the Professor's objections to having 12-year old Hal baby-sit for his brother and sister. It's a victory that everyone has cause to rue. Guest cast: Dr. Neilson: Aneta Corsaut. Mary Ann: Patty Bodeen. Also Pat Morita, Eileen Baral and Patsy Garrett.
From Butch, With Love
(Airdate 12/18/70)
Everett starts Butch on a savings account to teach him the wisdom of thrift. But the boy becomes an obsessive hoarder, even charing the family for odd jobs. Guest cast: Haller: Eddie Mayehoff. Also Joe Mell, Helena Hatcher.
The Humanization of Herbert T. Peabody
(Airdate 12/25/70)
"The Humanization of Herbert T. Peabody" is Nanny's campaign to restore an embittered recluse to the human race. Guest cast: Peabody: Paul Winchell. Robinson: Dabney Coleman. Also Vincent Van Patten.
A Diller, A Dollar
(Airdate 1/8/71)
Prudence's first day at school offers the usual excitement bordering on panic, and that goes for the teacher as well: it's her first day also. Guest cast: Laurel: Katherine Justice. Also
Herbert Anderson, Eric Olson.
Separate Rooms
(Airdate 1/15/71)
Van Johnson plays Uncle Bob Everett, who pays a visit just in time to give his brother a fresh perspective on Butch and Hal's latest hassle: separate rooms.
The Human Fly
(Airdate 1/22/71)
The distinguished actor John Mills joins his daughter Juliet (Nanny) in this episode about Nanny's eccentric Uncle Alfred, who holds the children enthralled with his wonderful stories--and a human-fly act.
Guest stars: John Mills, Tommy Tune, Eric Shea and Lisa Doremus.
The Man Who Came to Pasta
(Airdate 1/29/71)
Cesar Romero plays Fabrizio Schlavoni, a famous Italian director whose arrival stirs the Everett household with excitement...until his visit is prolonged by a siege of gout. Guest stars: Cesar Romero, Shep Sanders, Alfred Dennis, Patsy Garrett and Eileen Baral.
The Art of Relationships
(Airdate 2/5/71)
Nanny enrolls in night school, taking "The Art of Relationships" a course taught by a playboy professor eager to give her private lessons. Guest cast: Roger: Bert Convy. Maureen: Karen Huston. Fisk: Noam Pitlik. Also Ryan MacDonald and Cindy
Williams.
The Balloon Ladies
(Airdate 2/12/71)
Ida Lupino and character actress Marjorie Bennett star as "The Balloon Ladies," two of Nanny's loveable aunts who draw a mob of reporters, tourists and Fem Libbers when they descend on the Everetts, quite literally, in a balloon. Guest cast: Justine: Ida Lupino. Agatha: Marjorie Bennett. Mrs. Fowler: Patsy Garrett.
Miss Millstone: Jeanne Cooper. Pennybrook: Maurice Dallimore. Also Don Beddoe.
The Prodigy
(Airdate 2/19/71)
Visiting the Everetts: a 12 year old prodigy who keeps everyone on his toes except a deflated Hal--once resident genius, now second best. Guest cast: Todd
Baron, Dave Willock, George Barrows.
How Many Candles?
(Airdate 2/26/71)
The children get precious little help from Nanny in solving the mystery of her passport--it makes her nearly 107 years old. Juliet Mills (Nanny) wrote the script.
Guest cast: Mrs. Rumble: Ruth McDevitt. Rumble: Percy Helton. Also Steven Perry.
The Unknown Factor
(Airdate 3/5/71)
Everett and son Butch wrestle with the requirements of the fairness code. Butch plans to win a contest by unethical means; his dad is tempted to give preferential treatment to a scholarship student.
Kid Stuff
(Airdate 3/12/71)
Nanny and the kids stage an evening of amateur entertainment to finance the restoration of a decrepit park fountain. Vaudevillian Eddie Foy, Jr. plays a straight role as Finchley, the park custodian. . Guest cast: Atwood: James Millhollin. Francine: Eileen Baral.
The Communication Gap
(Airdate 3/26/71)
Everett gets a love note meant for a student and jumps to the wrong conclusion. Worse, his discouraging word to the lovesick coed only piques her interest. Guest cast: Susan: Elizabeth Baur. Also Tommy Tune.
Nanny overcomes the Professor's objections to having 12-year old Hal baby-sit for his brother and sister. It's a victory that everyone has cause to rue. Guest cast: Dr. Neilson: Aneta Corsaut. Mary Ann: Patty Bodeen. Also Pat Morita, Eileen Baral and Patsy Garrett.
From Butch, With Love
(Airdate 12/18/70)
Everett starts Butch on a savings account to teach him the wisdom of thrift. But the boy becomes an obsessive hoarder, even charing the family for odd jobs. Guest cast: Haller: Eddie Mayehoff. Also Joe Mell, Helena Hatcher.
The Humanization of Herbert T. Peabody
(Airdate 12/25/70)
"The Humanization of Herbert T. Peabody" is Nanny's campaign to restore an embittered recluse to the human race. Guest cast: Peabody: Paul Winchell. Robinson: Dabney Coleman. Also Vincent Van Patten.
A Diller, A Dollar
(Airdate 1/8/71)
Prudence's first day at school offers the usual excitement bordering on panic, and that goes for the teacher as well: it's her first day also. Guest cast: Laurel: Katherine Justice. Also
Herbert Anderson, Eric Olson.
Separate Rooms
(Airdate 1/15/71)
Van Johnson plays Uncle Bob Everett, who pays a visit just in time to give his brother a fresh perspective on Butch and Hal's latest hassle: separate rooms.
The Human Fly
(Airdate 1/22/71)
The distinguished actor John Mills joins his daughter Juliet (Nanny) in this episode about Nanny's eccentric Uncle Alfred, who holds the children enthralled with his wonderful stories--and a human-fly act.
Guest stars: John Mills, Tommy Tune, Eric Shea and Lisa Doremus.
The Man Who Came to Pasta
(Airdate 1/29/71)
Cesar Romero plays Fabrizio Schlavoni, a famous Italian director whose arrival stirs the Everett household with excitement...until his visit is prolonged by a siege of gout. Guest stars: Cesar Romero, Shep Sanders, Alfred Dennis, Patsy Garrett and Eileen Baral.
The Art of Relationships
(Airdate 2/5/71)
Nanny enrolls in night school, taking "The Art of Relationships" a course taught by a playboy professor eager to give her private lessons. Guest cast: Roger: Bert Convy. Maureen: Karen Huston. Fisk: Noam Pitlik. Also Ryan MacDonald and Cindy
Williams.
The Balloon Ladies
(Airdate 2/12/71)
Ida Lupino and character actress Marjorie Bennett star as "The Balloon Ladies," two of Nanny's loveable aunts who draw a mob of reporters, tourists and Fem Libbers when they descend on the Everetts, quite literally, in a balloon. Guest cast: Justine: Ida Lupino. Agatha: Marjorie Bennett. Mrs. Fowler: Patsy Garrett.
Miss Millstone: Jeanne Cooper. Pennybrook: Maurice Dallimore. Also Don Beddoe.
The Prodigy
(Airdate 2/19/71)
Visiting the Everetts: a 12 year old prodigy who keeps everyone on his toes except a deflated Hal--once resident genius, now second best. Guest cast: Todd
Baron, Dave Willock, George Barrows.
How Many Candles?
(Airdate 2/26/71)
The children get precious little help from Nanny in solving the mystery of her passport--it makes her nearly 107 years old. Juliet Mills (Nanny) wrote the script.
Guest cast: Mrs. Rumble: Ruth McDevitt. Rumble: Percy Helton. Also Steven Perry.
The Unknown Factor
(Airdate 3/5/71)
Everett and son Butch wrestle with the requirements of the fairness code. Butch plans to win a contest by unethical means; his dad is tempted to give preferential treatment to a scholarship student.
Kid Stuff
(Airdate 3/12/71)
Nanny and the kids stage an evening of amateur entertainment to finance the restoration of a decrepit park fountain. Vaudevillian Eddie Foy, Jr. plays a straight role as Finchley, the park custodian. . Guest cast: Atwood: James Millhollin. Francine: Eileen Baral.
The Communication Gap
(Airdate 3/26/71)
Everett gets a love note meant for a student and jumps to the wrong conclusion. Worse, his discouraging word to the lovesick coed only piques her interest. Guest cast: Susan: Elizabeth Baur. Also Tommy Tune.
"The Humanization of Herbert T. Peabody" is Nanny's campaign to restore an embittered recluse to the human race. Guest cast: Peabody: Paul Winchell. Robinson: Dabney Coleman. Also Vincent Van Patten.
A Diller, A Dollar
(Airdate 1/8/71)
Prudence's first day at school offers the usual excitement bordering on panic, and that goes for the teacher as well: it's her first day also. Guest cast: Laurel: Katherine Justice. Also
Herbert Anderson, Eric Olson.
Separate Rooms
(Airdate 1/15/71)
Van Johnson plays Uncle Bob Everett, who pays a visit just in time to give his brother a fresh perspective on Butch and Hal's latest hassle: separate rooms.
The Human Fly
(Airdate 1/22/71)
The distinguished actor John Mills joins his daughter Juliet (Nanny) in this episode about Nanny's eccentric Uncle Alfred, who holds the children enthralled with his wonderful stories--and a human-fly act.
Guest stars: John Mills, Tommy Tune, Eric Shea and Lisa Doremus.
The Man Who Came to Pasta
(Airdate 1/29/71)
Cesar Romero plays Fabrizio Schlavoni, a famous Italian director whose arrival stirs the Everett household with excitement...until his visit is prolonged by a siege of gout. Guest stars: Cesar Romero, Shep Sanders, Alfred Dennis, Patsy Garrett and Eileen Baral.
The Art of Relationships
(Airdate 2/5/71)
Nanny enrolls in night school, taking "The Art of Relationships" a course taught by a playboy professor eager to give her private lessons. Guest cast: Roger: Bert Convy. Maureen: Karen Huston. Fisk: Noam Pitlik. Also Ryan MacDonald and Cindy
Williams.
The Balloon Ladies
(Airdate 2/12/71)
Ida Lupino and character actress Marjorie Bennett star as "The Balloon Ladies," two of Nanny's loveable aunts who draw a mob of reporters, tourists and Fem Libbers when they descend on the Everetts, quite literally, in a balloon. Guest cast: Justine: Ida Lupino. Agatha: Marjorie Bennett. Mrs. Fowler: Patsy Garrett.
Miss Millstone: Jeanne Cooper. Pennybrook: Maurice Dallimore. Also Don Beddoe.
The Prodigy
(Airdate 2/19/71)
Visiting the Everetts: a 12 year old prodigy who keeps everyone on his toes except a deflated Hal--once resident genius, now second best. Guest cast: Todd
Baron, Dave Willock, George Barrows.
How Many Candles?
(Airdate 2/26/71)
The children get precious little help from Nanny in solving the mystery of her passport--it makes her nearly 107 years old. Juliet Mills (Nanny) wrote the script.
Guest cast: Mrs. Rumble: Ruth McDevitt. Rumble: Percy Helton. Also Steven Perry.
The Unknown Factor
(Airdate 3/5/71)
Everett and son Butch wrestle with the requirements of the fairness code. Butch plans to win a contest by unethical means; his dad is tempted to give preferential treatment to a scholarship student.
Kid Stuff
(Airdate 3/12/71)
Nanny and the kids stage an evening of amateur entertainment to finance the restoration of a decrepit park fountain. Vaudevillian Eddie Foy, Jr. plays a straight role as Finchley, the park custodian. . Guest cast: Atwood: James Millhollin. Francine: Eileen Baral.
The Communication Gap
(Airdate 3/26/71)
Everett gets a love note meant for a student and jumps to the wrong conclusion. Worse, his discouraging word to the lovesick coed only piques her interest. Guest cast: Susan: Elizabeth Baur. Also Tommy Tune.
Van Johnson plays Uncle Bob Everett, who pays a visit just in time to give his brother a fresh perspective on Butch and Hal's latest hassle: separate rooms.
The Human Fly
(Airdate 1/22/71)
The distinguished actor John Mills joins his daughter Juliet (Nanny) in this episode about Nanny's eccentric Uncle Alfred, who holds the children enthralled with his wonderful stories--and a human-fly act.
Guest stars: John Mills, Tommy Tune, Eric Shea and Lisa Doremus.
The Man Who Came to Pasta
(Airdate 1/29/71)
Cesar Romero plays Fabrizio Schlavoni, a famous Italian director whose arrival stirs the Everett household with excitement...until his visit is prolonged by a siege of gout. Guest stars: Cesar Romero, Shep Sanders, Alfred Dennis, Patsy Garrett and Eileen Baral.
The Art of Relationships
(Airdate 2/5/71)
Nanny enrolls in night school, taking "The Art of Relationships" a course taught by a playboy professor eager to give her private lessons. Guest cast: Roger: Bert Convy. Maureen: Karen Huston. Fisk: Noam Pitlik. Also Ryan MacDonald and Cindy
Williams.
The Balloon Ladies
(Airdate 2/12/71)
Ida Lupino and character actress Marjorie Bennett star as "The Balloon Ladies," two of Nanny's loveable aunts who draw a mob of reporters, tourists and Fem Libbers when they descend on the Everetts, quite literally, in a balloon. Guest cast: Justine: Ida Lupino. Agatha: Marjorie Bennett. Mrs. Fowler: Patsy Garrett.
Miss Millstone: Jeanne Cooper. Pennybrook: Maurice Dallimore. Also Don Beddoe.
The Prodigy
(Airdate 2/19/71)
Visiting the Everetts: a 12 year old prodigy who keeps everyone on his toes except a deflated Hal--once resident genius, now second best. Guest cast: Todd
Baron, Dave Willock, George Barrows.
How Many Candles?
(Airdate 2/26/71)
The children get precious little help from Nanny in solving the mystery of her passport--it makes her nearly 107 years old. Juliet Mills (Nanny) wrote the script.
Guest cast: Mrs. Rumble: Ruth McDevitt. Rumble: Percy Helton. Also Steven Perry.
The Unknown Factor
(Airdate 3/5/71)
Everett and son Butch wrestle with the requirements of the fairness code. Butch plans to win a contest by unethical means; his dad is tempted to give preferential treatment to a scholarship student.
Kid Stuff
(Airdate 3/12/71)
Nanny and the kids stage an evening of amateur entertainment to finance the restoration of a decrepit park fountain. Vaudevillian Eddie Foy, Jr. plays a straight role as Finchley, the park custodian. . Guest cast: Atwood: James Millhollin. Francine: Eileen Baral.
The Communication Gap
(Airdate 3/26/71)
Everett gets a love note meant for a student and jumps to the wrong conclusion. Worse, his discouraging word to the lovesick coed only piques her interest. Guest cast: Susan: Elizabeth Baur. Also Tommy Tune.
Cesar Romero plays Fabrizio Schlavoni, a famous Italian director whose arrival stirs the Everett household with excitement...until his visit is prolonged by a siege of gout. Guest stars: Cesar Romero, Shep Sanders, Alfred Dennis, Patsy Garrett and Eileen Baral.
The Art of Relationships
(Airdate 2/5/71)
Nanny enrolls in night school, taking "The Art of Relationships" a course taught by a playboy professor eager to give her private lessons. Guest cast: Roger: Bert Convy. Maureen: Karen Huston. Fisk: Noam Pitlik. Also Ryan MacDonald and Cindy
Williams.
The Balloon Ladies
(Airdate 2/12/71)
Ida Lupino and character actress Marjorie Bennett star as "The Balloon Ladies," two of Nanny's loveable aunts who draw a mob of reporters, tourists and Fem Libbers when they descend on the Everetts, quite literally, in a balloon. Guest cast: Justine: Ida Lupino. Agatha: Marjorie Bennett. Mrs. Fowler: Patsy Garrett.
Miss Millstone: Jeanne Cooper. Pennybrook: Maurice Dallimore. Also Don Beddoe.
The Prodigy
(Airdate 2/19/71)
Visiting the Everetts: a 12 year old prodigy who keeps everyone on his toes except a deflated Hal--once resident genius, now second best. Guest cast: Todd
Baron, Dave Willock, George Barrows.
How Many Candles?
(Airdate 2/26/71)
The children get precious little help from Nanny in solving the mystery of her passport--it makes her nearly 107 years old. Juliet Mills (Nanny) wrote the script.
Guest cast: Mrs. Rumble: Ruth McDevitt. Rumble: Percy Helton. Also Steven Perry.
The Unknown Factor
(Airdate 3/5/71)
Everett and son Butch wrestle with the requirements of the fairness code. Butch plans to win a contest by unethical means; his dad is tempted to give preferential treatment to a scholarship student.
Kid Stuff
(Airdate 3/12/71)
Nanny and the kids stage an evening of amateur entertainment to finance the restoration of a decrepit park fountain. Vaudevillian Eddie Foy, Jr. plays a straight role as Finchley, the park custodian. . Guest cast: Atwood: James Millhollin. Francine: Eileen Baral.
The Communication Gap
(Airdate 3/26/71)
Everett gets a love note meant for a student and jumps to the wrong conclusion. Worse, his discouraging word to the lovesick coed only piques her interest. Guest cast: Susan: Elizabeth Baur. Also Tommy Tune.