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Status: Ended
First Aired: September 14, 1965
Seasons: 2
Episodes: 58
Networks: NBC
Genres: Comedy

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Please Don't Eat the Daisies(1965)

TMDB Rating: 6.6 (8 votes)

Overview

Please Don't Eat the Daisies is an American sitcom

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Season 1

30 episodes • 1965

#	Episode	Air Date
1	My Eldest Child	Sep 14, 1965
2	How About Two Gorillas?	Sep 21, 1965
3	Who's Kicking That Gong Around?	Sep 28, 1965
4	Dinner on the Rocks	Oct 5, 1965
5	We're Bigger Than They Are, But...	Oct 12, 1965
6	Look Who's Talking	Oct 19, 1965
7	The Big Train	Oct 26, 1965
8	Two Seats on the Moon-Shot	Nov 2, 1965
9	Shape Up Or Ship Out	Nov 9, 1965
10	Somewhere George is Calling	Nov 16, 1965
11	Don't Fool Around with the Man Upstairs	Nov 23, 1965
12	Of Hitches and Stitches and Big Round Dogs	Nov 30, 1965
13	Very, Very Huckleberry	Dec 7, 1965
14	It's Lad by a Nose	Dec 14, 1965
15	The Big Brass Blonde	Dec 21, 1965
16	Swing That Indian Club	Dec 28, 1965
17	The Pied Piper of Ridgemont	Jan 4, 1966
18	Say Uncle	Jan 11, 1966
19	Nobody's Perfect	Jan 18, 1966
20	My Good Friend, Whatsisname	Jan 25, 1966
21	The Monster in the Basement	Feb 1, 1966
22	Wring Out the Welcome Mat	Feb 15, 1966
23	Move Over, Mozart	Feb 22, 1966
24	Who's Walking Under the Bed?	Mar 8, 1966
25	How Now, Hausfrau?	Mar 15, 1966
26	Big Man On Campus	Mar 22, 1966
27	The Magnificent Muldoon	Mar 29, 1966
28	The Leaning Tower of Ridgemont	Apr 5, 1966
29	Mine Is the Luck of the Irish	Apr 12, 1966
30	Night of Knights	Apr 19, 1966

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Season 2

28 episodes • 1966

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Purple Avenger	Sep 17, 1966
2	My Mother's Name Is Fred	Sep 24, 1966
3	A-hunting We Will Go	Oct 1, 1966
4	At Home with the Family	Oct 8, 1966
5	The Holdouts	Oct 15, 1966
6	Trouble Right Here in Ridgemont	Oct 22, 1966
7	Black Is the Color of My Love's Eye	Oct 29, 1966
8	My Son, the Genius	Nov 5, 1966
9	The End of the Trailer	Nov 12, 1966
10	My Son, the Actor	Nov 19, 1966
11	Of Haunted Houses, Little Boys, and a Ghost Named Malcolm	Nov 26, 1966
12	And What Does Your Husband Do?	Dec 3, 1966
13	Just For Laughs	Dec 10, 1966
14	The Guardian	Dec 24, 1966
15	Peace, It's Wonderful	Jan 7, 1967
16	The Silent Butler Spoke	Jan 14, 1967
17	The Cupid Machine	Jan 21, 1967
18	The Thing's the Play	Jan 28, 1967
19	The Officer of the Court	Feb 4, 1967
20	None So Righteous	Feb 11, 1967
21	Remember Lake Serene?	Feb 18, 1967
22	Pest In the House	Feb 25, 1967
23	Help Wanted, Desperately	Mar 4, 1967
24	Just While You're Resting	Mar 11, 1967
25	When I Was a Young Man	Mar 25, 1967
26	Professor, Please!	Apr 1, 1967
27	A Matter Of Concentration	Apr 8, 1967
28	The Day the Play Got Away	Apr 22, 1967

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