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Smilings · 11-23-2013, 04:39 PM

I’d love to trade for 3 eps below to complete this wonderful Betty White sitcom from 1957 DATE WITH THE ANGELS

NEED these
18 2-06 0456-0023 11/Oct/57 Night School
21 2-09 0456-0019 08/Nov/57 Nobody's Father
27 2-15 0456-0030 20/Dec/57 Cousin Herbie

Date with the Angels From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Created by Don Fedderson
Written by George Tibbles
Fran Van Hartesveldt
Bill Kelsay
Directed by James V. Kern
Starring Betty White
Bill Williams
Jimmy Boyd
Composer(s) Frank DeVol
Country of origin United States
No. of seasons 1
No. of episodes 33
Executive producer(s) Fred Henry
Producer(s) Don Fedderson
Running time 24–26 minutes
Production company(s) Silverstone Films/Don Fedderson Productions
Distributor MCA Television
Original channel ABC
Picture format Black-and-white
Audio format Monaural
Original run May 10, 1957 – January 29, 1958

Date with the Angels is an American sitcom that aired on ABC from May 10, 1957 to January 29, 1958. The series, which stars Betty White and Bill Williams, began as a late season replacement for The Ray Anthony Show for the same sponsor, Chrysler's Plymouth division. Tom Kennedy was the show's announcer and spokesman for Plymouth.

The series revolves around newly married Vicki Angel and her insurance salesman husband Gus Angel who get themselves and their friends and neighbors into various comedic situations. Besides Betty White and Bill Williams, the series also featured for several episodes Richard Deacon, Richard Reeves, Maudie Prickett and Burt Mustin.

Among the series' guest stars were Nancy Kulp, Madge Blake, Joan Vohs, Chuck Connors, Reta Shaw, Dave Willock, Sid Melton, Russell Hicks, Hugh O'Brian, Hanley Stafford, and Williard Waterman.

Date with the Angels was loosely based on the Elmer Rice play Dream Girl, and the series was originally intended to revolve heavily around Vicki's daydreaming tendencies, with more than half of a typical episode dedicated to fantasy sequences. However, the sponsor was not pleased with the fantasy elements and successfully exerted pressure to have them eliminated. "Without our dream sequences," White later said, "our show flattened out and became just one more run-of-the-mill domestic comedy[...]I can honestly say that was the only time I have ever wanted to get out of a show."

The series produced 33 filmed episodes before it was canceled in late January 1958 in favor of a live comedy-variety series, The Betty White Show.

Cast
Actor Role
Betty White Vickie Angel
Bill Williams Gus Angel
Jimmy Boyd Wheeler
Richard Reeves Mr. Murphy
Maudie Prickett Mrs. Cassie Murphy
Richard Deacon Roger Finley
Burt Mustin Mr. Finley
Tom Kennedy Announcer
Roy Engel George Clemson
Natalie Masters Wilma Clemson
Lillian Bronson Mrs. Drake
Gage Clarke Dr. Gordon

Episodes
Episode # Episode Title Original Airdate
1 "Vicki Goes to a Party" May 10, 1957
2 "Mother by Proxy" May 17, 1957
3 "High Fever" May 24, 1957
4 "The Wheel" May 31, 1957
5 "The Tree in the Driveway" June 7, 1957
6 "The Feud" June 14, 1957
7 "Shall We Dance?" June 21, 1957
8 "Little White Lies" June 28, 1957
9 "The Blue Tie" July 12, 1957
10 "Heartburn" July 19, 1957
11 "The Surprise" July 26, 1957
12 "Pike's Pique" August 2, 1957
13 "Return of the Wheel" September 2, 1957
14 "The Gorilla" September 13, 1957
15 "Everybody's Baby" September 20, 1957
16 "Catered Party" September 27, 1957
17 "The Convention" October 4, 1957
18 "Night School" October 11, 1957
19 "Star Struck" October 25, 1957
20 "Diane" November 1, 1957
21 "Nobody's Father" November 8, 1957
22 "No-Risk Policy" November 15, 1957
23 "The Burglar" November 22, 1957
24 "The Chateau" November 29, 1957
25 "Chip Off the Old Block" December 6, 1957
26 "Santa's Helper" December 13, 1957
27 "Cousin Herbie" December 20, 1957
28 "A Day at the Track" December 27, 1957
29 "Wheeler at the Cabin" January 1, 1958
30 "The Train" January 8, 1958
31 "Double Trouble" January 15, 1958
32 "Francis Goes to School" January 22, 1958
33 "What an Opportunity" January 29, 1958

Smilings · 11-24-2013, 12:03 AM

Thanks to kindness of Sitcomsonline members, just need these eps.

18 2-06 0456-0023 11/Oct/57 Night School
21 2-09 0456-0019 08/Nov/57 Nobody's Father
27 2-15 0456-0030 20/Dec/57 Cousin Herbie

Thanks.

Smilings · 03-25-2014, 03:58 AM

I updated the previous requests.
Thanks.

upperco · 11-02-2014, 06:51 PM

Hi, I have 29 of the 33 episodes, including "Mother-By-Proxy," "No-Risk Policy" and "What An Opportunity."

I too am seeking "Night School," "Nobody's Father," and "Cousin Herbie."

From your collection, I need "The Chateau." Please PM me for a trade.

ForzaBot · 11-03-2014, 09:49 PM

Sorry I cant help-
But Wow, shes been holding it down forever.....she even looks a bit old (late 30s-40s) in that image!

Smilings · 11-03-2014, 10:15 PM

Yes, Betty White is amazing.

For the star of Date with Angels, many of her fellow 50's sitcom stars like Lucy and even 60's stars like Bob Denver are now angels.

11-23-2013, 04:39 PM	#1
Smilings Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Jun 09, 2012 Location: California Posts: 417	wtd DATE WITH THE ANGELS 1957 Betty White sitcom need 3 ep I’d love to trade for 3 eps below to complete this wonderful Betty White sitcom from 1957 DATE WITH THE ANGELS NEED these 18 2-06 0456-0023 11/Oct/57 Night School 21 2-09 0456-0019 08/Nov/57 Nobody's Father 27 2-15 0456-0030 20/Dec/57 Cousin Herbie Date with the Angels From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Created by Don Fedderson Written by George Tibbles Fran Van Hartesveldt Bill Kelsay Directed by James V. Kern Starring Betty White Bill Williams Jimmy Boyd Composer(s) Frank DeVol Country of origin United States No. of seasons 1 No. of episodes 33 Executive producer(s) Fred Henry Producer(s) Don Fedderson Running time 24–26 minutes Production company(s) Silverstone Films/Don Fedderson Productions Distributor MCA Television Original channel ABC Picture format Black-and-white Audio format Monaural Original run May 10, 1957 – January 29, 1958 Date with the Angels is an American sitcom that aired on ABC from May 10, 1957 to January 29, 1958. The series, which stars Betty White and Bill Williams, began as a late season replacement for The Ray Anthony Show for the same sponsor, Chrysler's Plymouth division. Tom Kennedy was the show's announcer and spokesman for Plymouth. The series revolves around newly married Vicki Angel and her insurance salesman husband Gus Angel who get themselves and their friends and neighbors into various comedic situations. Besides Betty White and Bill Williams, the series also featured for several episodes Richard Deacon, Richard Reeves, Maudie Prickett and Burt Mustin. Among the series' guest stars were Nancy Kulp, Madge Blake, Joan Vohs, Chuck Connors, Reta Shaw, Dave Willock, Sid Melton, Russell Hicks, Hugh O'Brian, Hanley Stafford, and Williard Waterman. Date with the Angels was loosely based on the Elmer Rice play Dream Girl, and the series was originally intended to revolve heavily around Vicki's daydreaming tendencies, with more than half of a typical episode dedicated to fantasy sequences. However, the sponsor was not pleased with the fantasy elements and successfully exerted pressure to have them eliminated. "Without our dream sequences," White later said, "our show flattened out and became just one more run-of-the-mill domestic comedy[...]I can honestly say that was the only time I have ever wanted to get out of a show." The series produced 33 filmed episodes before it was canceled in late January 1958 in favor of a live comedy-variety series, The Betty White Show. Cast Actor Role Betty White Vickie Angel Bill Williams Gus Angel Jimmy Boyd Wheeler Richard Reeves Mr. Murphy Maudie Prickett Mrs. Cassie Murphy Richard Deacon Roger Finley Burt Mustin Mr. Finley Tom Kennedy Announcer Roy Engel George Clemson Natalie Masters Wilma Clemson Lillian Bronson Mrs. Drake Gage Clarke Dr. Gordon Episodes Episode # Episode Title Original Airdate 1 "Vicki Goes to a Party" May 10, 1957 2 "Mother by Proxy" May 17, 1957 3 "High Fever" May 24, 1957 4 "The Wheel" May 31, 1957 5 "The Tree in the Driveway" June 7, 1957 6 "The Feud" June 14, 1957 7 "Shall We Dance?" June 21, 1957 8 "Little White Lies" June 28, 1957 9 "The Blue Tie" July 12, 1957 10 "Heartburn" July 19, 1957 11 "The Surprise" July 26, 1957 12 "Pike's Pique" August 2, 1957 13 "Return of the Wheel" September 2, 1957 14 "The Gorilla" September 13, 1957 15 "Everybody's Baby" September 20, 1957 16 "Catered Party" September 27, 1957 17 "The Convention" October 4, 1957 18 "Night School" October 11, 1957 19 "Star Struck" October 25, 1957 20 "Diane" November 1, 1957 21 "Nobody's Father" November 8, 1957 22 "No-Risk Policy" November 15, 1957 23 "The Burglar" November 22, 1957 24 "The Chateau" November 29, 1957 25 "Chip Off the Old Block" December 6, 1957 26 "Santa's Helper" December 13, 1957 27 "Cousin Herbie" December 20, 1957 28 "A Day at the Track" December 27, 1957 29 "Wheeler at the Cabin" January 1, 1958 30 "The Train" January 8, 1958 31 "Double Trouble" January 15, 1958 32 "Francis Goes to School" January 22, 1958 33 "What an Opportunity" January 29, 1958 Attached Images

11-24-2013, 12:03 AM	#2
Smilings Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Jun 09, 2012 Location: California Posts: 417	Looks like just need these 3 Thanks to kindness of Sitcomsonline members, just need these eps. 18 2-06 0456-0023 11/Oct/57 Night School 21 2-09 0456-0019 08/Nov/57 Nobody's Father 27 2-15 0456-0030 20/Dec/57 Cousin Herbie Thanks.

03-25-2014, 03:58 AM	#3
Smilings Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Jun 09, 2012 Location: California Posts: 417	Just need 3 Date With the Angels now I updated the previous requests. Thanks.

11-02-2014, 06:51 PM	#4
upperco Member Forum Regular Join Date: May 15, 2013 Posts: 720	Hi, I have 29 of the 33 episodes, including "Mother-By-Proxy," "No-Risk Policy" and "What An Opportunity." I too am seeking "Night School," "Nobody's Father," and "Cousin Herbie." From your collection, I need "The Chateau." Please PM me for a trade.

11-03-2014, 09:49 PM	#5
ForzaBot Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Jan 18, 2014 Location: USA Posts: 114	Sorry I cant help- But Wow, shes been holding it down forever.....she even looks a bit old (late 30s-40s) in that image!

11-03-2014, 10:15 PM	#6
Smilings Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Jun 09, 2012 Location: California Posts: 417	Yes, Betty White is amazing. For the star of Date with Angels, many of her fellow 50's sitcom stars like Lucy and even 60's stars like Bob Denver are now angels.