F = Free-spirited Ann

G

G - Got toe stuck in bowling ball, you-know-who

H

H = Helen Marie

I

K - Kinon, Richard - a director

L

L = Late, something Ann tried never to be on her auditions

M

M - Merman, Ethel

N

N = Not now, Donald, Daddy's coming!

O = Oh, Don, Poor Don, Your Pants Are Hanging in My Closet and I'm Feeling So Sad

P

P - Poor, aspiring actress, who only has money for mod clothes

Q R

Q = Questionable expensive wardrobe for a woman of Ann's means

R

R - Ruth Brooks Flippen, script consultant

S

S = Schell, Ronnie as Harvey Peck

T

T - That Girl

U thru W

U = Unabashed affection Don has for Ann

V

V - Very chic, Ann's outfits

W

W = White teeth Ann has

X, Y

Y - Young kid in the first season Christmas episode

Z A

Z = Zany conundrums like getting a bowling bowl stuck to her toe

A

A - "Anatomy of a Blunder"

B

B = Boy, oh, boy I think Ann has said that a time or two

C

C - Rosemary De Camp

D

D = Donald

E

E - "Eleven Angry Men and That Girl"

F

F = Fluoride toothpaste Ann obviously uses regularly for that smile

G

G - Game of Monopoly that causes an argument between Lew and Don

H

H = Help Wanted, the episode where Don hires Ann

I

I - In Ann's bed, Donald was, and Daddy wanted to know why

J

J = Jealousy sometimes Ann felt if other women spoke to Donald

K

K - Kopell, Bernie (age 90)

L

L = Loving couple, Ann & Don

M

M - Mabel Albertson, who played Don's mother

N = New York City

O

O - Orenstein, Bernie - a writer

P

P = Perky Ann

Q

Q - Quest for acting jobs, Ann

R

R = Roddy Waxman

S

S -Singers in Ann's various plays

T

T = That Guy, Donald

U

U - Unknown extras in a few episodes

V W

V = Very difficult to bowl with the ball on your toe

W

W - "What's In a Name?" - pilot reworked into a first season episode

X Y Z A

Y = Young children in a couple episodes

Z, A

A - Ann

B

B = Blows her nose when she gets sick, Ann

C

C - Crash of plane, piloted by the Professor

D

D = Donald

E

E - Ethel Merman

F

F = Fresh-faced Ann

G

G - "Good-bye, Hello, Good-bye"

H

H = Hollingers

I

I - In flight, with the Professor piloting

J

J = Jealousy Ann sometimes feels if other women flirt with Don

K

K - Kid Ann babysat on Christmas

L

L = Lovely smile Ann has

M

M - Merman, Ethel

N

N = Leaving the Nest Is for the Birds

O

O - Open minded Ann, closed minded Lew (when it came to Don)

P

P = Perky Personality Ann has

Q

Q - Quit trying to drive a stick shift, Ann!

R

R = Rich Little Rich Kid

S = Soap Gets in Your Eyes

T - That Girl

U V W

V = Very funny show

W

W - Lew Parker

X thru A

Y = Young boy at Christmastime

Z, A

A - Arnold, Danny - producer

B

B = Bothered Mr. Marie often by Donald

C

C - Cop who judged whether Don or Lew was at fault for their fender bender in Brewster

D

D = Donald

E

E - Ethel Merman

F

F - Fur All We Know

G

G - Gearshift, Ann couldn't drive a car with one

H

H = Hollingers

I

I - Irascible Lew

J

J = Jovial Donald

K

K - Kopell, Bernie (now 90)

L

L = Lew Marie

M

M = Marlo Thomas

N = Nice couple, Ann & Don

O

O - Oliver

P

P = Pearly whites in Ann's smile

Q

Q - Quit his job, Don once threatened to

R

What I'd like to see is a real rip-snorting Western.

S

S - Sandy, Ann's friend in a season one episode

T

T = Teeth bright white, Ann's

U

U - Unknown, relatively, Ann

V W

V = Vivacious, Vibrant Ann

W

W - "What's In a Name?", pilot and episode 11

X thru A

Y = Young couple in love, Don & Ann

Z, A

A - Abandon plane, says the Professor!

B

B = Bessell, Ted

C - De Camp, Rosemary

D

D = Donald

E

E - Elliott, Peggy - a writer

F

F = Frank Faylen as Bert Hollinger

G

G - That Girl

H

H = Hollinger

I

I - "I Ain't Got No Body" from season 5

J = Jury duty Ann had

K

K - Kopell, Bernie

L

L = Love Ann and Don shared

M

M - Merman, Ethel

N

N = Nice couple, Ann and Don

O

O - On the ledge, the guy who was going to jump

P

P = Phantom of the Horse Opera

Q

Q - Quirky Ann

R

R = Roses Don gives Ann

S

S - Super hero outfit Don was caught in, where he didn't have his regular clothes to change back into

T

T = Ted Bessell

U - Unclothed Ann, she discovered in a magazine, in a season 5 episode

V

V = Valentine's day date of Ann's and Don's

W

W - "When in Rome" from season 2

X thru A

A = Ann Marie

B = Boxed shoes Ann tried to sell door to door

C

C - Commercials Ann sometimes did

D

D = Donald

E

E - Ethel Merman

F

F- Forever a great boyfriend / Donald !

G

G = Girlfriend to Don, Ann

H

H - Hollingers

I

I = Italian director Vittorio Barrini

J

J - Jerry

K

K = Rich Little Rich Kid

L

L - "Little Auction Annie" from season 1

M

M = Maries

N

N - Not able to drive a standard transmission car, Ann

O

O = Oh, Donald!

P

P - Police involved early on when Ann got arrested

Q R

Q = Quiet evenings at home, Ann and Don

R

R - Rich, John - a director

S

S = Sweet moments between Ann and Donald

T

T - Tom and Helen August, a writing team for the show

U V

U = Uncompromising Lew Marie

V

V - Vivacious Ann

W

W = White bright smile Ann has

X, Y, Z, A

A - Auto with manual transmission that Ann can't drive

B

B = Bowling Ball stuck on Ann's toe

C

C - Commercials Ann is sometimes in

D

D = Donald

E

E - "Easy Faller" from season 4

F

F = Friendly neighbors Ann had

G

G - George Carlin in a season 1 episode

H

H = Helen Marie

I

I - "It's So Nice to Have a Mouse Around the House" from season 3

J

J = Jealousy Ann felt when women flirted with Donald

K

K - Kopell, Bernie

L

L = Don loves Ann

M

M - Merman, Ethel

N

N = Nice girl Ann

O

O - Over a wooded area, Ann and Don's plane developed trouble

P

P = Pete Peterson

Q

Q - Quarrels between Don and Lew

R

R = Rich Little Rich Kid

S

S - Sandy, Ann's actress friend

T

T = Teeth shining white and bright, Ann's

U

U - Unfriendly to Don, Lew

V

V = Very attractive Ann

W

"Write Is Wrong" from season 4

X thru A

Y = Yellow, some of Ann's clothes

Z, A

A - Apartment change for the second season

B

B = Boyfriend Donald

C

C - Child Ann stayed with, at the orphanage, over Christmas

D

D = Donald

E

E - Ethel M.

F

F = Friendly smile Ann has

G

G - "Good-bye, Hello, Good-bye" from season 1

H

H = Hollingers

I

I - Irritating Mrs. Hollinger, Don's mother

J

J = Jealous Ann sometimes gets if a woman is flirty with Don

K

K - Kopell, Bernie

L

L = Leaving the Nest Is for the Birds

M

M - Mating Game episode, where Ann had Don to pick from

N

N = Nice smile Ann has

O

O - O'Connor, Carroll

P

P = Pearly whites in Ann's smile

Q

Q - Quirky Ann, sometimes

R

R = Ruth

S

S - Sandy

T

T = Temp jobs

U

U - Upper floor apt. for Ann, 3rd or 4th floor

V

U - Upper floor apt. for Ann, 3rd or 4th floor

V

V = Very bright smile of Ann's

W

W - White, Jesse

X thru A

Y = Yanking the bowling ball off her foot didn't work for Ann.

Z

Z - Zany antics, sometimes

A

A = Ann Marie

B

B - Bowling Ball and toe - bad combo

C

C = Crises Ann gets herself into

D

D - Danny T., a cameo guest on one episode

E

E = The Elevated Woman

F

F - "Fur All We Know" from season 2

G

G = Guy and Girl, Don and Ann

H

H - Honey, as Don called Ann

I J

I = If You Were Almost the Only Man in the World

J

J - Judy

K

K = Kind Ann

L

L - "Little Auction Annie"

M

M = Mr. and Mrs. Marie

N

N = "Never Change a Diaper on Opening Night"

O or P

O = Old man who had a bit of a crush on Ann

P

P - Priest that Danny Thomas plays, in a brief cameo; season 3

Q or R

Q = Quite attractive couple, Ann and Don

R

R - Ran into each other, in their cars, Don and Lew

S

R - Ran into each other, in their cars, Don and Lew

S

S = Sunny smile of Ann's

T

T - Thomas, Danny - guest in a couple of episodes

U

U = Auditions Ann goes on

V

V - Very pretty, Ann

W

W = White teeth seen when Ann smiles, which is often

X, Y, Z, A

A - awry--an argument ensued when Don questioned Lew's pronunciation of that word

B

B = Brewster, New York

C - Carroll O'Connor, guest in season 1

D

D = Don Hollinger

E

E - Ethel Merman, who once caused marital trouble for Lew

F

That's what this little bit of fluff goes for, and it's not even chinchilla.

G - That Girl

H

H = Hollinger, Donald

I = Irate Mr. Marie

J

J - Judy

K

J - Judy

K

K = Kiss That Girl Goodbye (season 4 episode)

L = Lovely Lady, Ann

M

M - Monopoly game that caused one of many fights between Lew and Don

N

N = Nights out on the town, Ann and Don

O

O = Office building where Donald works

P

P = Perky Ann

Q

Q - Quick-talking Ann

R

R = Rather great sense of humor, Donald

S

S - Sandy from a season 1 episode

T

T = Ted Bessell

U

U = Unenthusiastic Mr. Marie about Ann dating Don

V

V - Very unfriendly to Don, sometimes, Lew

W

W = Wide smile of Ann's

X, Y, Z, A

A - August, Tom and Helen - writers

B

B = Bright smile Ann has

C

C - Cars hit in Brewster - turned out to be Don's and Lew's

D

D = Don

E

E - Eager for nearly any role, Ann

F

F = Father of Ann, Lew Marie

G

G - "Goodbye, Hello, Goodbye," an early epsidoe

H = Help Ann needs when a bowling ball gets stuck on her toe

I

I - "It's a Mod, Mod World," a two part episode from season 2

J

J = Jealousy Ann sometimes feels when Don talks to a pretty girl

K

K - Kopell, Bernie

L

L = Loving couple, Don and Ann

M

M - Mabel Albertson

N

N = Newsview Magazine where Donald writes

O

O - Overzealous Lew, when criticizing Don

P

P = Pretty Ann Marie

Q R

R - Rosemary DeCamp

S