The Joey Bishop Show

On the eve of his wedding to Ellie, Joey is asked to fill in for a nightclub entertainer at Las Vegas.

Joey gets the ?bird? from roly-poly apartment janitor Jillson when the comedian refuses to perform at a benefit for Jillson?s fraternal lodge.

The eternal kibitzer, Freddy, crashes a candlelight supper, marking 3 months of marital bliss for Joey and Ellie.

Joey tries to cure his hospitable wife Ellie of her irresistible desire to buy things she doesn?t need from every pitchman with a hard luck story.

Joey Barnes is reluctant to take a sorely needed vacation when the sponsor of his nightly TV show enthusiastically picks unknown comic Johnny Edwards for the fill-in spot in this episode.

Joey and his manager, Freddy, arrive at Joey?s apartment unexpectedly from the TV studio to find Ellie dressed to the ?nines? to go shopping.

Joey?s mandolin playing on his TV show disturbs his manager, Freddy, so much that the two men decide to dissolve their life-long friendship.

Joey?s gag ?knocking? women in politics on his TV show spurs his wife, Ellie, to announce her candidacy for assemblywoman.

Ellie and Joey Barnes become unwilling hosts to an Eskimo dog that apartment house super Jillson has won in a jingle contest.

Ellie cooks up an elaborate plot to make Joey think he?s sick.

Joey brings Texas to New York when Ellie becomes homesick for the Lone Star State.

Joey announces that he plans an evening out with the boys and Ellie gets the idea that ?the wolf wants to howl again.?

Seeking good investment opportunity, Joey spots a 6?2?, 220lbs fighter who looks like "champ" material.

Superstition causes pandemonium in the household shortly before Joey is to perform at an important dinner attended by the Governor.

Beautiful Ellie Barnes turn a into a green-eyed monster after Joey misses five consecutive meals to work overtime with his new secretary, Cindy Roberts.

Doris stirs up a hornet?s nest by telling Ellie that fights between husbands and wives are natural and necessary because of the marvelous opportunity to ?kiss and make up? afterwards.

Joey Bishop portrays a dual role as TV entertainer Joey and as a nearsighted convict, Looie.

Because janitor Jillson is on a diet, a campaign is started to keep him away from his biggest weakness: cinnamon buns.

Joey?s manager, Freddy, affects a British accent and mannerisms to impress his "society" girl friend, Leslie Medford Wallingford.

Joey regrets his decision to let Ellie choose talent for one of his TV shows when auditions she conducts in the living room become an ordeal for him.

When 8-year-old Penny falls in love with Joey Barnes, her 10-year-old swain Michael decides to have a showdown with the entertainer.

When Aunt Celia telegraphs that she plans a visit, Joey Barnes promptly takes steps to keep the guest quarters occupied so there will be no room for her.

Thrilled by Ellie?s news that she is expecting, Joey Barnes ?tells the world? on his TV program.

Expectant father Joey Barnes turns baby sitter and mixes unforgettable formula.

Joey decides to switch from comedy to Stanislavsky, but all he gets out of it is a sore jaw.

There is a threat to Joey's pajamas.

A matador?s tight outfit indicates a 'ripping? evening for Joey.

Laundresses trick Joey into hiring a teenage operatic hopeful for his TV program.

Joey practices a prenatal suggestion on Ellie by repeating ?our son is going to be a doctor? in her ear while she sleeps.

Joey graduates ?validiaperatorian? of his expectant fathers? class and becomes a know-it-all about babies.

Ellie fights an uphill battle convincing Joey that their maid, Hilda, would make an ideal nanny for their expected offspring.

Special guest star Buddy Hackett becomes Joey?s joker of a house guest.

Expectant father Joey Barnes is so excited when Ellie tells him "it's time" that he starts for the hospital without her.