14x1 - Billy Graham Show

September 24, 1963

14x2 - Robert Goulet Show

October 1, 1963

Jack tries to win a girl away from Robert Goulet. Goulet sings "This Is All I Ask." Girl: Joan Marshall. Don Wilson.

14x4 - Tall Cowboy Sketch

October 15, 1963

When Clint Walker hints that his movie requires a big man to portray his brother, a rebuilt Jack appears. Usher: Pat Colby. Man on Tour: Ned Miller.

14x5 - Johnny Carson Show

October 22, 1963

14x6 - Jack Directs a Film

October 29, 1963

14x7 - Ed Sullivan Show

November 5, 1963

14x8 - Robinson Crusoe Sketch

November 19, 1963

14x9 - Jack Takes a Boat to Hawaii

November 26, 1963

14x10 - Dennis Drives Jack to the Hospital

December 3, 1963

14x11 - Three Musketeers Sketch

December 10, 1963

14x12 - Amateur Show

December 24, 1963

14x13 - Jack Alone on New Year's Eve

December 31, 1963

14x14 - How Jack Met George Burns

January 7, 1964

14x15 - Peter, Paul and Mary Show

January 14, 1964

14x16 - Nat King Cole Show

January 21, 1964

14x17 - Bobby Darin Show

January 28, 1964

14x18 - Don Breaks His Leg

February 4, 1964

Jack has problems: Don Wilson's son has to pinch-hit for Dad; and Jack's "talent find" has turned exotic dancer. Harlow: Dale White. Mrs. Wilson: Lois Corbett. Lisa: Beverly Hills.

14x19 - How Jack Found Dennis

February 11, 1964

How Jack first met Dennis Day. Agent: Jesse White. Restaurant Owner: Sammee Tong. Announcer: Don Wilson.

14x20 - The Final LeBlanc Sketch

February 18, 1964

14x21 - Jack and Dennis Do Impersonations

February 25, 1964

14x22 - Jack Redecorates His House

March 3, 1964

14x23 - Jack Is a Boxing Manager

March 17, 1964

14x24 - Jack Renews His Driver's License

March 24, 1964

14x25 - The Lettermen Show

March 31, 1964

14x26 - Jack Goes to an Allergy Doctor

April 7, 1964

14x27 - Harlow Gets a Date

April 14, 1964

Don's son becomes a playboy with Jack's help.

14x28 - I Am the Fiddler

April 21, 1964

In a parody of a radio show Jack portrays "The Fiddler," a mysterious figure who stalks at night. Dennis Day: Himself. Victims: Mel Blanc and Eliza Ross Thorne. Radio Actors: Charles Cantor and Jessalyn Fax. Don Wilson is the announcer.