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Dennis the Menace

Show Info

  • Status: Ended
  • First Aired: October 4, 1959
  • Seasons: 4
  • Episodes: 146
  • Networks: CBS
  • Genres: Comedy, Family
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Dennis the Menace(1959)
Comeback King
This show finished strong! The final season's average rating was higher than the previous one.

TMDB Rating: 6.5 (31 votes)

Overview

This 1959-1963 television situation comedy series follows the lives of the Mitchell family, Henry, Alice, and their only child Dennis, an energetic, trouble-prone, mischievous, but well-meaning boy, who often tangles with his peace-and-quiet-loving neighbor George Wilson, a retired salesman, or, later, with George's brother John, a writer. Dennis is basically a good, well-intentioned boy who always tries to help people, but who winds up making situations worse – often at Mr. Wilson's expense.

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Season 1 Poster

Season 1

32 episodes • 1959

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Dennis Goes to the MoviesOct 4, 19590.0
2Dennis and the SignpostOct 11, 19590.0
3The Fishing TripOct 18, 19590.0
4Grandpa and Miss CathcartOct 25, 19590.0
5Innocents in SpaceNov 1, 19590.0
6Dennis' GardenNov 8, 19590.0
7The New NeighborsNov 15, 19590.0
8Tenting TonightNov 22, 19590.0
9Dennis Sells BottlesNov 29, 19590.0
10Mr. Wilson's AwardDec 6, 19590.0
11The Christmas Story (aka Dennis & Christmas)Dec 20, 19590.0
12Dennis and the CowboyDec 27, 19590.0
13Dennis Haunts a HouseJan 3, 19600.0
14Dennis' Tree HouseJan 10, 19600.0
15Dennis and the Rare CoinJan 17, 19600.0
16Dennis and the BikeJan 24, 19600.0
17Dennis and the Open HouseFeb 7, 19600.0
18Dennis and the DuckFeb 14, 19600.0
19Dennis and the SwingFeb 21, 19600.0
20Dennis and the DogFeb 28, 19600.0
21Mr. Wilson's SisterMar 6, 19600.0
22Dennis and the TV SetMar 13, 19600.0
23Dennis Creates a HeroMar 20, 19600.0
24Dennis' Paper DriveApr 10, 19600.0
25Dennis and the BeesApr 17, 19600.0
26Alice's BirthdayApr 24, 19600.0
27Dennis Becomes a Baby SitterMay 1, 19600.0
28Dennis and the StarlingsMay 8, 19600.0
29The Party LineMay 15, 19600.0
30Dennis by ProxyMay 22, 19600.0
31Dennis Runs AwayMay 29, 19600.0
32Miss Cathcart's SunsuitJun 12, 19600.0
Season 2 Poster

Season 2

38 episodes • 1960

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Out of RetirementOct 2, 19600.0
2Dennis and the WeddingOct 9, 19600.0
3Dennis and the Radio SetOct 16, 19600.0
4Dennis and the Ham-pherOct 23, 19600.0
5The Stock CertificateOct 30, 19600.0
6Man of the HouseNov 6, 19600.0
7The Rock CollectionNov 13, 19600.0
8Henry and TogethernessNov 20, 19600.0
9Paint-up, Clean-up WeekNov 27, 19600.0
10Dennis Learns to WhistleDec 4, 19600.0
11The Raffle TicketDec 18, 19600.0
12The Christmas HorseDec 25, 19600.0
13Dennis' AllowanceJan 1, 19610.0
14Dennis' Penny CollectionJan 8, 19610.0
15Dennis, the Campaign ManagerJan 15, 19610.0
16Miss Cathcart's FriendJan 22, 19610.0
17Pythias Was a PikerJan 29, 19610.0
18Dennis and the SaxophoneFeb 5, 19610.0
19Wilson Sleeps OverFeb 12, 19610.0
20Dennis' BirthdayFeb 19, 19610.0
21Dennis Goes to CampFeb 26, 19610.0
22Dennis' Tool ChestMar 5, 19610.0
23The Going Away GiftMar 12, 19610.0
24Dennis and the Fishing RodMar 19, 19610.0
25Dennis and the Good ExampleMar 26, 19610.0
26Dennis' ObligationApr 2, 19610.0
27The Dog TrainerApr 9, 19610.0
28Woodman, Spare That TreeApr 16, 19610.0
29The Boy WonderApr 23, 19610.0
30The Soapbox DerbyApr 30, 19610.0
31Dennis and the CameraMay 7, 19610.0
32Dennis and the Miracle Plant FoodMay 14, 19610.0
33Dennis' NewspaperMay 21, 19610.0
34Mr. Wilson's ParadiseMay 28, 19610.0
35The Fortune CookieJun 4, 19610.0
36The PioneersJun 11, 19610.0
37Father's Day for Mr. WilsonJun 18, 19610.0
38Dennis and the PicnicJun 25, 19610.0
Season 3 Poster

Season 3

38 episodes • 1961Avg: 6.0

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Trouble from MarsOct 1, 19610.0
2Best NeighborOct 8, 19610.0
3Keep Off the GrassOct 15, 19610.0
4Mr. Wilson's SafeOct 22, 19610.0
5Haunted HouseOct 29, 19610.0
6The School PlayNov 5, 19610.0
7The Fifty-Thousandth CustomerNov 12, 19610.0
8Dennis and the Pee Wee LeagueNov 19, 19610.0
9Mr. Wilson's InheritanceNov 26, 19610.0
10Dennis Is a GeniusDec 3, 19610.0
11The Lucky PieceDec 17, 19610.0
12The Fifteen Foot Christmas TreeDec 24, 19610.0
13Dennis' Bank AccountDec 31, 19610.0
14Through Thick and ThinJan 7, 19620.0
15Calling All Bird LoversJan 14, 19620.0
16Silence Is GoldenJan 21, 19620.0
17Dennis Has a FlingJan 28, 19620.0
18Frog Jumping ContestFeb 4, 19620.0
19Where There's a WillFeb 11, 19620.0
20Mr. Wilson's UncleFeb 18, 19620.0
21A Quiet EveningFeb 25, 19620.0
22The Private EyeMar 4, 19620.0
23Mr. Wilson's HousekeeperMar 11, 19620.0
24A Dog's LifeMar 18, 19620.0
25Dennis' Documentary FilmMar 25, 19626.0
26Horseless Carriage ClubApr 1, 19620.0
27Junior Pathfinders Ride AgainApr 8, 19620.0
28The Treasure ChestApr 15, 19620.0
29Wilson Goes to the DentistApr 29, 19620.0
30The Man Next DoorMay 6, 19620.0
31Dennis and the DodgerMay 13, 19620.0
32Dennis' Lovesick FriendMay 20, 19620.0
33John Wilson's CushionMay 27, 19620.0
34John Wilson Wins a ChickenJun 3, 19620.0
35The BullyJun 10, 19620.0
36The Club InitiationJun 17, 19620.0
37Community PicnicJun 24, 19620.0
38Dennis and the Witch DoctorJul 1, 19620.0
Season 4 Poster

Season 4

38 episodes • 1962Avg: 8.0Golden Era

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1The Chinese GirlSep 30, 19620.0
2You Go Your WayOct 7, 19620.0
3Dennis and the Circular CircumstancesOct 14, 19620.0
4The Little JudgeOct 21, 19620.0
5Poor Mr. WilsonOct 28, 19620.0
6Dennis in GypsylandNov 4, 19620.0
7The New PrincipalNov 11, 19620.0
8San Diego SafariNov 18, 19620.0
9Dennis at Boot CampNov 25, 19620.0
10Henry's New JobDec 2, 19620.0
11Wilson's Second ChildhoodDec 16, 19620.0
12Jane Butterfield SaysDec 23, 19620.0
13Dennis and the HermitDec 30, 19620.0
14My Uncle NedJan 6, 19630.0
15Junior AstronautJan 13, 19638.0
16Wilson's Little White LieJan 20, 19630.0
17Dennis, the Rain MakerJan 27, 19630.0
18The Creature with the Big FeetFeb 3, 19630.0
19Dennis, the Confused CupidFeb 10, 19630.0
20Dennis Goes to WashingtonFeb 17, 19630.0
21The Big Basketball GameFeb 24, 19638.0
22Wilson's AllergyMar 3, 19630.0
23Baby BootiesMar 10, 19630.0
24My Four BoysMar 17, 19638.0
25Dennis and the Homing PigeonsMar 24, 19630.0
26A Tax on CatsMar 31, 19630.0
27The Uninvited GuestApr 7, 19630.0
28Dennis Plays Robin HoodApr 14, 19630.0
29The Three F'sApr 21, 19630.0
30Never Say DyeApr 28, 19630.0
31The Lost DogMay 5, 19630.0
32Tuxedo TroubleMay 12, 19630.0
33Hawaiian Love SongMay 19, 19630.0
34The Lucky Rabbit's FootMay 26, 19630.0
35Listen to the MockingbirdJun 2, 19630.0
36First EditionsJun 9, 19630.0
37A Man Among MenJun 16, 19630.0
38Aunt Emma Visits the WilsonsJul 7, 19630.0

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