The Joey Bishop Show

Joey has just moved into a new penthouse apartment when he learns that his TV show has been cancelled.

When Joey Barnes has to have his tonsils out, two doctors decide to teach him a lesson for making jokes at their expense.

Joey is dismayed to learn that Oscar Levant, the most disliked tenant in his apartment house, is to be his house guest.

Their long friendship almost breaks up when Joey Barnes forgets he promised Larry to wish his girlfriend a happy birthday.

Joey and guest star Jan Murray agree to put on a comedy boxing show for charity, but it turns into a grudge match.

Because he thinks that his housekeeper has a Nielsen rating device on her television set, Joey sets out to get on her good side.

Because Joey was so panicky over their first born, Ellie puts off telling him she is expecting again.

When Joey comes home late from a poker party, he tries to se the clock back but doesn?t realize that Ellie is aware of his trick.

Joey tries to give Larry the benefit of his expert experience with romance, but the whole thing blows up in his face.

Ellie gets a traffic ticket for an illegal left turn but insists that she is innocent.

Tenants of the apartment house complain that Jillson is too busy admiring himself to do any work.

Joey becomes deeply concerned over the physical well-being of his expectant wife, Ellie, who insists on doing all the housework.

Joey and Ellie brace themselves for Rusty Hamer?s arrival, a young house-guest.

Guest star Cliff Arquette plays a whistle stop hotel operator who resorts to every conceivable device to keep Joey Barnes in town.

Rusty?s questions stump Joey.

After Joey entertains at an official luncheon in honor of a visiting sultan, the potentate expresses his appreciation by sending him a couple of harem beauties as a gift.

Joey Barnes and three pals help Rusty Williams and his fellow pledges carry out an unusual fraternity initiation stunt.

Joey takes on the chore of converting a spare room into a nursery.

Joey refuses to attend a reunion of his wartime Army outfit when he learns that his sadistic former master sergeant will be the guest of honor.

Habitual loser Larry Corbett suddenly wins during an evening of carefully rigged poker.

Joey?s generosity is misinterpreted when he tries to reward Larry for his years of faithful service.

Larry stays in Joey?s home to keep him company while Ellie is away and nearly drives him to distraction with his knuckles.

Joey generously lauds a friend?s wife for her performance in an amateur production and then finds himself being coerced into putting her on his television show.

Joey and Ellie argue over whether their second child will be a girl or a boy.

After discovering Jackie Clark, a talented young comedian, Joey finds the young man?s mother doesn?t want her son in show business.