S7 E1 • Alfred Wallenstein Show

Première diffusion : 23 septembre 1956

S7 E2 • George Burns/Spike Jones Show

Jack has pre-concert jitters because he is to play Carnegie Hall in an hour. He gets a visit from old friend Spike Jones. Afterwards, Jack falls asleep and dreams that Mendelssohn tells him that he plays the violin beautifully. Jack wakes, then sleeps again; this time, he dreams the Devil (George Burns) tells him he can make Jack the greatest violinist of all time. Jack begins to play with the orchestra, but after a few members leave, Jones takes over the conductor's podium, and crazy music and comedy ensue. In the end, Jones shoots Benny and he is carried away on a stretcher, still playing.

Première diffusion : 7 octobre 1956

S7 E3 • George Gobel/Red Skelton Show

Jack is running for president of a club for wealthy boys, the Beverly Hills Beavers Club. George Gobel, whose nephew is in the club, decides to run against Jack; each get one vote, and the winner is Red Skelton, uncle of another of the boys.

Première diffusion : 21 octobre 1956

S7 E4 • Jack Is Invited To the Ronald Colmans

Rochester is cleaning house and discovers Jack's diary from 1945; he reads an entry in which Jack reports that he was invited to dinner at Ronald Colman's house. Rochester remembers in flash-back what really happened. Jack tells Mary, Don and Don's wife Lois that he has found an invitation addressed to Jack on his doorstep inviting him to dinner at the Colmans'. The Colmans have lost an invitation to their close friend Jack Wellington. To the Colmans' surprise, both Jacks arrive.

Première diffusion : 4 novembre 1956

S7 E5 • Beverly Hills Police Station

Rochester calls Jack in the middle of his monologue to tell him his Maxwell has been stolen. While he goes to the Beverly Hills Police Station, the Sportsmen cover for him, singing 'Puttin' on my top hat' while they get dressed on stage. Jack is amazed at the sumptuousness of the police station. Eventually the car is found; it has been returned to Jack's house by the thieves.

Première diffusion : 18 novembre 1956

S7 E6 • Jack Locked In The Tower of London

Filmed on location in London. Jack and Mary are touring London. Jack takes a lesson in British currency. Jack and Mary visit the Tower of London on a tour; Jack is so entranced with the Crown Jewels that he loses track of time and is locked in at the close of the day. He falls asleep and dreams he is a lover of Anne Boleyn about to be executed by Henry VIII.

Première diffusion : 2 décembre 1956

S7 E7 • The Mikado

Dennis wants to do his Elvis Presley imitation, but Jack won't let him. Don does the commercial with his son Harlow. The sketch is Jack's version of The Mikado, which is ruined by Dennis doing his Elvis imitation in his Japanese costume.

Première diffusion : 16 décembre 1956

S7 E8 • Talent Show

During Jack's monologue about his Christmas gifts, Don comes out to announce a purse has been found. It turns out to belong to Jayne Mansfield, who was sitting in the audience when the usher grabbed her purse—she considers this to be a pretty sneaky way to get a guest star. Jack mentions The Girl Can't Help It, her latest picture. The Sportsmen Quartet and Rochester perform New Year's in Trinidad for the Lucky Strike ad. In the sketch, Jack hosts a talent contest. Mel Blanc plays an animal impersonator. The Landrew Sisters trio sings Did you ever see a dream walking. Leon Salvadore, a judo champ, is beaten by the six big men he asserts he will beat.

Première diffusion : 30 décembre 1956

S7 E9 • Jack And Mary In Rome

Filmed on location in Rome. Jack and Mary are touring Rome. At the airport, Jack is upset when adoring fans rush not to him but to opera singer Vittorio Rizetti. Sean Connery makes a ten second appearance as a porter. At his hotel, Jack can't sleep because Rizetti is singing in the next room. The next evening, after a day sightseeing, Jack discovers that the singer next door is a wine seller, and he signs him to tour the U.S., not realizing that the singing was on a record being played by the wine seller.

Première diffusion : 13 janvier 1957

S7 E10 • The Fiddler

Dennis sings 'On the street where you live.' Don introduces Harry Von Zell in the audience, and Von Zell comes up and does the commercial so well that Jack considers firing Don and hiring him instead. Don is upset and quits. In the sketch, Jack plays the Fiddler, modelled after the Whistler (mystery radio program).

Première diffusion : 27 janvier 1957

S7 E11 • Goodwin Knight/George Jessel Show

Jack's birthday is coming up, and the Friar's Club is giving him a toast; Jessel is the toastmaster. Jack introduces Governor Knight. The Sportsmen Quartet sing a birthday song, and do the commercial. In the sketch, Jessel visits Jack at home and reads him the text of his speech.

Première diffusion : 10 février 1957

S7 E12 • Hope And Benny In Agent's Office

Jack does a monologue on his Emmy Award nomination. In the sketch, Hope and Benny play two vaudevillians trying to get work as a song and dance act. The Four Sports do the Lucky commercial as a barbershop quartet. After the sketch, Hope and Benny sing 'Thanks for being on my show' to the tune of 'Thanks for the memories.'

Première diffusion : 24 février 1957

S7 E13 • Jack Falls Into a Canal In Venice

Filmed on location in Venice. While updating his photo album with Rochester, Jack recalls his visit to Venice with Mary. He plays a Stradivarius in a violin shop, feeds pigeons, and falls into the canal trying to get into a gondola.

Première diffusion : 10 mars 1957

S7 E14 • Jack In Paris

Filmed on location in Paris. Jack and Mary are touring Paris. Jack takes French lessons from his hotel butler. Jack and Mary meet Maurice Chevalier, who sings 'Happy.'

Première diffusion : 24 mars 1957

S7 E15 • Mary's May Company Reunion

Mary invites Jack to come to the annual reunion of her old May Co. co-workers. Rochester explains to a friend on the phone what happened when Jack went the year before. In flashback, Jack arrives at Mary's place to find Rocheser fixing a lot of food. When Mary arrives, she persuades Jack to come and meet the girls. After he leaves, the girls ask Mary if Jack ever proposed. In flashback, Jack takes Mary to buy a ring, but backs down after learning how much it costs.

Première diffusion : 7 avril 1957

S7 E16 • Visit From the IRS

Guest is Dorothy Kirsten, the opera singer. Marge and Gower Champion interrupt Jack's monologue to point out to a maintenance man a slippery spot on the stage. Jack is visited by the IRS in the sketch.

Première diffusion : 21 avril 1957