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The Jack Benny Program Season 8

September. 22,1957
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Laugh along with funnyman Jack Benny as he brings his underplayed humor to TV along with regular performers from his radio show days.

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The Jack Benny Program Season 8 Full Episode Guide

Episode 16 - Hillbilly Act
First Aired: April. 20,1958

Episode 15 - Ronnie Burns Show
First Aired: April. 06,1958

Episode 14 - Railroad Station Show
First Aired: March. 23,1958

Episode 13 - Academy Awards
First Aired: March. 09,1958

Episode 12 - Violin Competition with Gisele MacKenzie
First Aired: February. 23,1958

Episode 11 - Jack at the Races
First Aired: February. 09,1958

Episode 10 - Honeymooners Show
First Aired: January. 26,1958

Dennis sings 'The 12th of never.' In the sketch, Jack plays Ralph Kramden in a take-off of The Honeymooners, with Meadows as Alice and Dennis as Ed Norton.

Episode 9 - Jack Takes a Beaver to the Dentist
First Aired: January. 12,1958

Episode 8 - Jack Goes to the Rose Bowl
First Aired: December. 29,1957

Episode 7 - Christmas Shopping
First Aired: December. 15,1957

Episode 6 - Jack's Life Story
First Aired: December. 01,1957

Jack wants to star in the movie version of his life story, but producer Buddy Adler wants Van Johnson. Van Johnson and Buddy Adler play themselves. Announcer: Don Wilson. Rochester: Eddie Anderson.

Episode 5 - John Forsythe Show
First Aired: November. 17,1957

Episode 4 - Ginger Rogers Show
First Aired: November. 03,1957

Episode 3 - Hal March Show
First Aired: October. 20,1957

During the monologue, the President and Secretary of the Jack Benny Fan Club, Pasadena Chapter, come onstage. Don and Harlow Wilson do a soft shoe to 'Me and my shadow' for the Lucky commercial. Hal March, host of The $64,000 Question quiz show, is the guest; Jack asks him questions, and he tries to answer them for prizes.

Episode 2 - The Airport
First Aired: October. 06,1957

Episode 1 - First Show of the Season
First Aired: September. 22,1957

Show opens with the audience in line to see the show, telling each other how their tickets were forced on them. In his opening monologue, Jack analyzes his own humor. Dennis sings 'Around the world in 80 days.' Don does the Lucky Strike commercial as a calypso number; Jack won't let him finish it. He introduces Mel Blanc as Otto Ketzler, a novelty music act from Vienna; Ketzler plays bottles filled with alcohol--as he tunes them, he becomes more and more inebriated. Don's wife makes Jack call the sponsor to explain that the curtailed commercial was Jack's fault, not Don's.

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