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My Three Sons (1960) is a comedy, family web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch My Three Sons online in HD.

My Three Sons — Storyline

A widower and aeronautical engineer named Steven Douglas raises three sons with the help of his father-in-law, and later the boys' great-uncle. An adopted son, a stepdaughter, wives, and another generation of sons join the loving family in later seasons.

Cast & Crew

• Starring: Fred MacMurray, Don Grady, Stanley Livingston, Barry Livingston, William Demarest, Beverly Garland, Tina Cole, Dawn Lyn

My Three Sons — Series Details

My Three Sons — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Chip-Off the Old Block (1960-09-29) — Aeronautical Engineer Steve Douglas and his youngest son Chip face a parallel problem — how to rid themselves of two designing females.
• E2: The Little Ragpicker (1960-10-06) — The Annual School rag drive starts Chip off on a scavenger hunt of the neighbourhood. Every time the neighbor, Miss Pitts, looks out the window she sees strange happenings at the D
• E3: Bub in the Ointment (1960-10-13) — When Bub steps on the toes of each grandson in turn, Steve is about to rebuke him when the household returns to normal once again. Being chief cook, dishwasher and housekeeper to t
• E4: Countdown (1960-10-20) — A Missile launch, sleeping in and Daylight Saving make for an interesting Monday morning. The Douglas household is a chaotic affair of lost indian arrow heads for Chip's turn in sh
• E5: Brotherly Love (1960-10-27) — When Mike and Robbie cross swords over a blonde schoolgirl, the issue widens until the whole family is involved in the argument. But it is difficult for Steve to teach his sons th
• E6: Adjust or Bust (1960-11-03) — Steve's theory that 'life is just a small series of adjustments' is put to the test in just one day's discovered doings. Steve must meet with a top Air Force General to discuss pla
• E7: Lady Engineer (1960-11-10) — Steve is enamored of his new business associate, an attractive woman who is strictly business. He is tempted to mix business with pleasure but finds that she thinks only about the
• E8: Chip's Harvest (1960-11-17) — Thanksgiving Day's turkey dinner is threatened when the electricity is short-circuited throughout the neighborhood. Chip decides to bring along his Indian friend as his sole guest
• E9: Raft on the River (1960-11-24) — Feeling left out when Mike and Robbie decide to go camping at Gunman's Gulch—and at the urging of his father to use his imagination, to conjure up an adventure—a lonely Chip decide
• E10: Lonesome George (1960-12-01) — TV Star George Gobel is invited to dinner by Bub, who forgets to tell his son-in-law Steve who returns from an out of town business trip and arrives home late at night. He tiptoes
• E11: Spring Will Be a Little Late This Year (1960-12-08) — Robbie is baffled when his girlfriend rejects the excitement of his new motor in favor of standard feminine frills. He tries to win her over by telling the boys on the football tea
• E12: My Three Strikers (1960-12-15) — The boys want a raise in their allowance, but Steve tells them that they are spending money recklessly and not doing their chores. Bub has been picking up the slack and doing their
• E13: The Elopement (1960-12-22) — Mike and the girl next door arouse the suspicions of Steve and Bub when secrets are exchanged and the two are seen leaving with suitcases. Meanwhile, Robbie is on a clock salvaging
• E14: Mike's Brother (1960-12-29) — Constant comparison to his brother, Mike, leaves Robbie feeling inferior and angry—and their father has to face the consequences as Robbie and Mike are about to come to blows whe
• E15: Domestic Trouble (1961-01-05) — When Bub is suddenly called out of town, Steve seeks an agency to get temporary help—unaware that he may be recruiting a wife. With his older brothers passing the buck, Chip ac
• E16: Bub Leaves Home (1961-01-12) — When Steve invites his second cousin Selena to come and visit, Bub gets the strange impression that he is being neglected and isn't really needed. He decides to take up the offer o
• E17: Mike in a Rush (1961-01-19) — Mike prepares for the transition from high school to college and the question of joining a fraternity is one that complicates his life considerably. When Mike and Jean attend a par
• E18: The Bully (1961-01-26) — Chip falls foul of the school bully who isn't interested in fighting with him. Steve soon realises that Chip is deliberately provoking the boy each day in the school yard to prove
• E19: Organization Woman (1961-02-02) — Steve's ever efficient sister arrives for a visit, and immediately changes and complicates the entire Douglas household. The challenging aspect to the whole deal is a decision that
• E20: Other People's Houses (1961-02-09) — When Robbie Douglas sees his new friend's home he is envious of what he thinks is really the perfect teenage home and becomes almost as envious as Hank is of the turbulent, happy-g
• E21: The Delinquent (1961-02-16) — Mike Douglas and the family mongrel Tramp keep disappearing at night, and Jean becomes increasingly suspicious, unaware that Mike and his friend Tim are building her a hi-fi set fo
• E22: Man In a Trench Coat (1961-02-23) — On a dark night when Steve is away, Robbie and his date are frightened by a man in a trench coat. It all happens when Robbie is seen putting on the hubcap of his next door neighbou
• E23: Deadline (1961-03-02) — Mike has to finish the layout and write a sports article for the school paper by himself in between running in a track meet and going to a dance with Jean.
• E24: The Lostling (1961-03-09) — Chip begins to think it would be great to be an older brother, so he wishes for a little sister. After the new Hawkins family move into the vacant house across the street, a wild
• E25: Off Key (1961-03-16) — Chip brags to his new playmate that his genius brother Robbie can fix almost anything. Soon Robbie is repairing a Grand Piano and has five minutes to have it fixed before the boy'
• E26: Small Adventure (1961-03-23) — With Steve away in Seattle on a business trip, the Douglas household's version of man's best friend has been known to drag home anything he can get his jaws into. This time Tramp s
• E27: Soap Box Derby (1961-03-30) — Unaware of each other's problems, Steve and Robbie engage in what seem to be widely varied projects. Robbie is trying to construct a race kart and Steve is in a rush to help a miss
• E28: Unite or Sink (1961-04-06) — Robbie and Mike want some extra pocket money but Steve tells them that they will have to earn it by themselves. The boys ask their neighbours if they could paint their front fence
• E29: The Wiley Method (1961-04-13) — Robbie can't seem to arouse the interest of the affairs of the heart with his classmate Maribel Quinby. So with the help of his best friend Hank Ferguson, he proceeds to try and ge
• E30: The National Pastime (1961-04-27) — Chip is so discouraged by his batting slump that he quits the baseball team. After his brothers encourage him to return, one of the parents, a volunteer umpire, calls in sick and S
• E31: The Croaker (1961-05-04) — Malcolm, a frog that Chip has captured for a school project is the focus of all eyes in the Douglas home. Bub discerns a marked resemblance to his his Uncle Clancey in Malcolm's fa
• E32: The Musician (1961-05-11) — Robbie's new girlfriend, lives in refined and elegant style, causing Robbie to turn a critical eye on his own home life. To impress her he tells her he really digs the classics, bu
• E33: The Horseless Saddle (1961-05-18) — Bub sets out to find the mysterious person who sent him an old saddle… C.O.D.
• E34: Trial by Separation (1961-05-25) — Its final exam time and Mike and his girlfriend Jean have thought up a test of their own – to try the strength of their affection by not seeing each other the week before school ha
• E35: The Sunday Drive (1961-06-01) — Mr. Pearson's idea of a quiet drive in the country with his wife is altered by a station-wagon load of Douglases. Meanwhile Robbie is trying to avoid the clutches of a girl named M
• E36: Fire Watch (1961-06-08) — Mike Douglas gets a Summer job with the Forestry Service and he thinks its going to be a barrel of fun until he learns that he's expected to do a real man's job. When his boss is

Season 2

• E1: Birds And Bees (1961-09-28) — When Chip announces Tramp is the father of six puppies, Steve is concerned because he has never explained the cycle of life to his son. But before long a confused Chip thinks that
• E2: Instant Hate (1961-10-05) — The good neighbour policy gets a real workout when the boys, and later Bub, tangle individually with members of the new family across the street. Steve lectures them but on his way
• E3: The Crush (1961-10-12) — Mike has found a girl at college, Mary Beth. But when he brings her home to meet the family, she makes a beeline straight for Steve, who is trapped into tutoring her in trigonometr
• E4: Tramp The Hero (1961-10-26) — When a boiling pot explodes Tramp's barking wakes the family saving them.
• E5: A Perfect Memory (1961-11-02) — An old high school sweetheart calls for Steve while he is out. Feeling nostalgic, Steve tries to locate her in town, but never seems to be able to catch up with her as he reminisce
• E6: Bub's Lodge (1961-11-09) — Bub and Mike are at odds with each other because both are trying to get into different, exclusive clubs. Bub is to be installed as the D'Artagnon of the East Door, while Mike is su
• E7: A Lesson in Any Language (1961-11-16) — Mike wants to go skiing on the weekend with his friends but must also keep up his Spanish studies. So he adopts the learn while you sleep method via use of a pre-programmed record
• E8: The Ugly Duckling (1961-11-23) — Robbie is heading for an ‘F' in world literature until the teacher assigns a beautiful blonde newcomer as his study partner. He is attracted to her right away but soon discovers
• E9: Chip's Composition (1961-11-30) — A composition titled ‘What My Mother Means to Me' has Chip baffled. After interviewing other mothers in the neighborhood, he makes a courageous effort to improvise by writing abo
• E10: Mike in Charge (1961-12-07) — Steve and Bub are both called out of town and Mike urges them to leave him in charge, only to find the role of mother hen harder than it looks. His worth is really put to the test
• E11: Bub Goes to School (1961-12-14) — Bub decides to go to night school when he finds that his grandsons keep asking endless questions that he simply cannot answer. He meets a fellow student and passes himself off as a
• E12: Robbie's Band (1961-12-21) — Robbie's band rehearsals upsets the household.

  Mike's fraternity is looking for a band and Robbie tries to get the job.

• E13: Damon and Pythias (1961-12-28) — When Robbie and his friend Hank decide they want to join a club at school, Robbie insists he does not want to join Mike's old club. When he gets an offer to join the Chieftains, th
• E14: Chip Leaves Home (1962-01-04) — Chip feels ignored by his family and decides to do them all a favour by running away from home. His solution is to strike away for far-east India very early the next morning. He ta
• E15: The Romance of Silver Pines (1962-01-11) — Steve takes a week's vacation from the family where he soon finds that he can fall in love with someone as easily as fall out of love with them. Sure that an older couple he's met
• E16: Blind Date (1962-01-18) — Two dates, confused phone calls and name mix-ups create a tangled evening for brothers Mike and Robbie, when each get's the other's date. Mike gets a shock when he picks up a fourt
• E17: Second Time Around (1962-01-25) — Attractive Pamela MacLish whom Steve took to Chip's grade school dance a year ago, is still trying to melt his bachelor heart. She arrives at the house on the pre-text of solicitin
• E18: The Girls Next Door (1962-02-01) — Four beautiful airline stewardesses move into the vacant house next door and Mike and Robbie immediately are attracted to the glamorous career women. Meanwhile Steve is at the draw
• E19: Bub Gets a Job (1962-02-08) — Bub reads an article in a magazine which is directed at bored homemakers and he begins to think that he fits the description. Steve warns him that he should control his Irish tempe
• E20: Le Petit Stowaway (1962-02-15) — Steve is going to Chicago on business and he's promised to take Chip with him. A change of plans sees Steve boarding a military plane bound for Paris. Chip takes action when he fin
• E21: Robbie Valentino (1962-02-22) — Bub fires Robbie's show business ambitions when he tells him to make the most of an opportunity when Robbie's 9th grade physics class is the subject of an educational film. He is
• E22: The Masterpiece (1962-03-01) — Chip tries to snow his teachers so he can win an art contest and almost succeeds with some help from Bub, who actually painted the artwork. Chip's teacher offers his painting to t
• E23: A Holiday for Tramp (1962-03-08) — The Douglas family goes to the train station to meet Steve but when they prepare to leave, they can't find Tramp anywhere. Tramp has wandered into the cabin of a famous actress na
• E24: The Big Game (1962-03-15) — Robbie finds out that he won't be able to play in the big game unless he passes a math exam. Steve assures him that if he fails he will not be playing against his team's arch riva
• E25: Chip's Party (1962-03-22) — Chip's schoolmates want to help him celebrate his tenth birthday with a party but he doesn't want to share the occasion with certain young ladies. However, Steve falls foul of the
• E26: Casanova Trouble (1962-03-29) — Steve's friend asks him to come up with a solution when she thinks her daughter is dating an older man. Steve is shocked when he sees that the initials of the fraternity pin the m
• E27: The Pencil Pusher (1962-04-05) — Chip puts his father into the uncomfortable position of defending the importance of his profession. Chip is unenlightened by the tour of the Air Force base until a full-scale emerg
• E28: Innocents Abroad (1962-04-12) — When Steve and an old boyhood pal discuss the time they ran away to another town, Mike and Robbie, who are continually in need of cash, decide that during school vacation they will
• E29: Robbie the Caddy (1962-04-19) — At the suggestion of his best pal Hank, Robbie plans to earn some extra pocket-money by caddying at the local Golfing Tournament. He's assigned to the most temperemental golfer on
• E30: Coincidence (1962-04-26) — Steve's wish for a calm life sends him on a chaotic journey into a parallel universe when on a typically rambunctious morning, the Douglas household noise is ruining Steve's day of
• E31: Air Derby (1962-05-03) — Robbie's only real competition for winning a school scholarship in a model airplane contest is a young boy named Roly Bates, a studious lad who has his heart set on first prize as
• E32: Too Much In Common (1962-05-10) — Mike has problems with his girlfriend's father when Mike tries to see another girl.
• E33: Chug and Robbie (1962-05-17) — On his first day in High School, Robbie has some memorable highlights — such as being assigned a locker with Chug Williams, the school's star senior athlete. When it is evident th
• E34: Good Influence (1962-05-24) — Steve pushes Chip to go on a week-long vacation with a boy he really doesn't like. The boy is very shy and timid, and when Chip calls him a chicken-clunk, he cops an unexpected bla
• E35: The Hippopotamus Foot (1962-05-31) — Mike faces disciplinary action at the hands of the Board of Regents and the Dean of the College for a wayward fraternity prank in which several of the students have created a foot-
• E36: The Kibitzers (1962-06-07) — Two of Bub's cronies who are visiting for their usual game of pinochle, accidentally get an earful of the family's woes. Their mysterious interjection to try and solve the problems

Season 3

• E1: Weekend in Tokyo (1962-09-20) — Steve is going on a business trip to Japan and thinks he might as well take his family along with him. Mike gets involved in a new romance with another beautiful girl named Kimiko
• E2: Robbie's Employment Service (1962-09-27) — Robbie and Hank think there is only one thing in the whole world that impresses girls — money! So they decide to open their own home help unit in the hope of making the big bucks
• E3: Tramp's First Bite (1962-10-04) — Tramp supposedly takes a nip out of pampered young Alan Edgerton and the court case that follows, gives Robbie the chance to help out the family's lawyer with some special investig
• E4: Moment of Truth (1962-10-11) — College freshman Mike Douglas has invited the reigning campus beauty to his fraternity's Saturday night dance, but he sort of doubts that she'll accept. So to cover all bets, he in
• E5: Daughter for a Day (1962-10-18) — Homeward bound from a long business trip Steve meets an old friend on the plane and he suggests that her daughter stay at the Douglas household while her mother gives a lecture in
• E6: The Ghost Next Door (1962-10-25) — Chip and his friend Sudsy see a Halloween spook carrying a candle in the neighbor's vacant house next door while out trick or treating, and are frightened out of their minds, but S
• E7: Pretty As A Picture (1962-11-01) — Robbie get in trouble with the big brothers of a girl he likes when he takes her picture.
• E8: What's Cooking? (1962-11-08) — A cooking contest at school upsets Chip when he realizes he doesn't have a mother to submit a recipe. But there is much rejoicing when Steve's favourite recipe reaches the finals.
• E9: Chip's Last Fight (1962-11-15) — Chip is thrown out of the neighbourhood clubhouse because he cannot convince the older boys that he is all grown up. He makes a bargain — he will fight one of the older boys for t
• E10: Steve Gets An 'A' (1962-11-22) — Robbie goes on a date when he was suppose to write a term paper. Mike gives him a paper that Steve wrote and received an 'A'. Robbie copies it but gets an 'F'. When Steve talks to
• E11: Heat Wave (1962-11-29) — A summer heat wave has tempers flaring. Steve remains cool and calm until some important plans go missing and he thinks it might be in the pile of papers given to the boy scouts fo
• E12: The Beauty Contest (1962-12-06) — Mike is dragooned into acting as the sole judge of a campus beauty contest and discovers that the hazards of choosing a winner to be a formidable task. Especially when he realizes
• E13: Doctor in the House (1962-12-13) — Steve is in too big a hurry to get home to his family and spread the good news of his upcoming business trip to Bolivia, but hurts his back by throwing out his sacroiliac and is co
• E14: Going Steady (1962-12-20) — Robbie wants to date a cute fifteen year old blonde, whose mother campaigns for Steve's co-operation to end the relationship, but this move almost ends in another romance. Robbie s
• E15: Mother Bub (1962-12-27) — Chip and Sudsy see a model auto at the toy store. When he is reminded that he is doesn't have a mother to nix the idea, he tries to persuade his father to buy it. But they both don
• E16: Honorable Grandfather (1963-01-03) — Chip gets a relief from boredom when Steve's friend invites him to a birthday celebration for his ""honorable"" grandfather, and Robbie finds it hard to keep up with a new girl at
• E17: How to Impress a Woman (1963-01-10) — Mike has the job of recruiting some campus models for a fashion show and when a gorgeous store representative stops by to give him help, he forgets there are any other girls in the
• E18: Roman Holiday (1963-01-17) — Steve's reluctance to make a business trip to Rome with the family puzzles everyone in the Douglas household except Bub. He remembers that Steve and his late wife were once there a
• E19: Flashback (1963-01-24) — Steve encounters a sweet, old-fashioned 16-year-old at the bus depot, who reminds him of someone from his high school days. After hearing about his family, the girl wants to go on
• E20: The Dream Book (1963-01-31) — When he is badgered by one of his co-workers to join the company musical combo as a saxophonist, Steve, who is rather apprehensive about the situation, dreams of being chased by a
• E21: Big Chief Bub (1963-02-07) — Chip volunteers Bub to be their Cub Scout leader.
• E22: The Clunky Kid (1963-02-14) — Chip is overcome with loneliness when Sudsy starts spending all of his time with a new boy in the neighborhood. The entire household rallies together and their efforts to compensat
• E23: Caged Fury (1963-02-21) — The members of Robbie's high school wrestling team need higher grades to remain eligible, so they choose Steve as their tutor. Soon the house is quarantined for Diptheria, and when
• E24: Make Way for Yesterday (1963-02-28) — Bub, representing the older generation, makes some suggestions for Robbie's school club carnival, but to the Committee they sound a mite old fashioned. The junior crowd scorns at t
• E25: Robbie Wins His Letter (1963-03-07) — Robbie's science master announces a special achievement award for being a straight 'A' student and to his embarassment, Robbie wins it. This causes more trouble than he could have
• E26: High on the Hog (1963-03-14) — When Robbie and his friend complain about being broke, another student offers them a pig to fatten in a profit-sharing plan. When the time comes for it to be slaughtered however, n
• E27: First Things First (1963-03-28) — With his Air Force Reserve crew depending on him for an engine maintenance exercise, Mike is faced with having to abandon a date, as well as a baseball match, all of which is just
• E28: Bub's Butler (1963-04-04) — Bub, an inveterate contest buff, finally hits the jackpot, winning a prize worth $1,000 in a TV competition. But when the boys learn that a British butler will be part of the famil
• E29: Francesca (1963-04-11) — While Steve and Bub are away, Chip, Robbie and Mike face the problem of caring for two sick foundlings, a wild bird and a frightened girl, who they learn is a runaway from a maid'
• E30: The Rug (1963-04-18) — Steve lays down the law to Chip, warning him he'll be grounded for a month the next time he loses or misuses someone else's property. Meanwhile a woman who is rounding up second h
• E31: The System (1963-04-25) — Mike learns the importance of indirect questioning in his psychology course when Robbie is sought after by eight classmates. Mike sets out to determine by voluntary questionnaire
• E32: Let's Take Stock (1963-05-02) — Robbie's economics teacher gives each student a fictional $10,000 dollars to invest in stocks but Steve's boss at work gets the impression that he has some really hot tips.
• E33: Total Recall (1963-05-09) — Bub's old classmate is returning to town to receive an award.
• E34: When I Was Your Age (1963-05-16) — Bub condemns modern-day youth as he reminds his three charges how different things were when he was their age. The boys try to convince him that they aren't as lazy as he thinks t
• E35: Chip's World (1963-05-23) — Chip spots a runaway toddler and disobeys orders to stay home and wait for someone who is coming to pick up some plans.
• E36: Evening with a Star (1963-05-30) — Chip reads a news item about someone winning a date with an actress and gets the idea of raffling off a date with a big star – his grandfather Bub.
• E37: The Date Bureau (1963-06-06) — After a series of disastrous blind dates, Robbie and Hank set up a romantic employment agency that works to avoiding dull dates by matching couples with likewise interests.
• E38: Bub's Sacrifice (1963-06-13) — To help Robbie gain himself of the attentions of a beautiful girl, Bub is willing to give up two tickets to a pre-sold sellout fight. However part of the bargain entails that he ta
• E39: Found Money (1963-06-20) — The family is so engrossed in searching for a missing, valuable stamp that they ignore Chip's announcement that he is getting rich everyday.

Season 4

• E1: Almost the Sound of Music (1963-09-19) — To capture the affections of a pretty blond, Robbie turns pop composer and produces a novelty song. The family agrees to do the vocal background, but when they are selected to sing
• E2: Scotch Broth (1963-09-26) — The Douglas family inherit a castle in Scotland from their Scottish Grandfather and the whole family descends upon Sheehan Bridge to see it. Not only does 'The Castle' turn out to
• E3: Didya Ever Have One of Those Days? (1963-10-03) — It's a bad day for Steve when everything seems to be going wrong for him. His run of bad luck starts when he cuts himself shaving, burns his hand on the toaster, and then can't ge
• E4: Dear Robbie (1963-10-10) — Robbie is chosen to write an 'advice to the lovelorn' column for the school newspaper, but Steve gets caught in the middle when a baffling love letter arrives. Robbie suggests that
• E5: A Car of His Own (1963-10-17) — Mike offers to give Robbie his old car but his response baffles everyone. Robbie says he needs his own car to impress a new girl and does some fancy wheeling and dealing to get it.
• E6: How Do You Know? (1963-10-24) — Steve gives Mike advice on love after he announces his passion for his new girlfriend Darlene, who Mike wants to devote time to, so he hardly welcomes Steve's suggestion that he he
• E7: My Friend Ernie (1963-10-31) — Chip and his new sidekick Ernie find some old treasure maps but get lost in the woods when they go treasure hunting, causing the family's plans to be changed when they have to go l
• E8: The End of The You-Know-What (1963-11-07) — Chip and Ernie, having heard two scientists calculate that the world will be destroyed in one week are faced with the classic problem of what to do in the time they have left.
• E9: The Toupee (1963-11-14) — The pungent smell around the Douglas home proves to emeante from Bub's head for his baldness is anointed with yet another hair restorer as he's in a panic to cover his bald spot wh
• E10: The Ever-Popular Robbie Douglas (1963-11-21) — Robbie is faced with a real political dilemma when he and a rival for a girl's affections, are campaigning for Student Council Representative.
• E11: The Proposals (1963-11-28) — Mike gets cold feet when he decides to propose marriage to Sally. His bungling attempts further confuse the issue. He tries a combination of methods derived from the attempts made
• E12: Steve and the Viking (1963-12-05) — Steve is chosen to act as nursemaid for the attractive daughter of a visiting Danish dignitary who turns out to be only 17. The girl's energetic idea of fun brings Steve to his kn
• E13: Par for the Course (1963-12-12) — Robbie is always forgetting to pass on Steve's telephone messages and to get back in his good graces, decides to take up his father's favourite sport. He figures it will get him ou
• E14: Windfall (1963-12-19) — Chip comes to the rescue of a trapped dog and receives a reward, which leads to new found popularity with his fellow members of the club that he and Ernie wish to join.
• E15: Top Secret (1963-12-26) — Steve has to fly to Washington and is given a top secret military project. Steve tells the Pentagon brass that he would attract the least attention by just doing the work at home.
• E16: Will Success Spoil Chip Douglas? (1964-01-02) — Ex-thespian Bub laments that there hasn't been a member of the Douglas family in show business for over thirty years, so he is delighted when Chip is selected to portray an America
• E17: Second Chorus (1964-01-09) — While walking the dog through the park one night, Steve meets a lovely cabaret singer and before the evening ends he is out night-clubbing with her. Mike and Robbie feel they must
• E18: Never Look Back (1964-01-16) — Steve eagerly anticipates his twenty fifth anniversary class reunion at Midwest University. Ignoring Bub's warnings that the old gang won't be as Steve remembers them, his enthusia
• E19: Marriage by Proxy (1964-01-23) — Mike and Sally try to discover the truth about marriage from two of their recently wed friends, and think twice about getting married and having babies when they help another frien
• E20: The Chaperone (1964-01-30) — Bub is appointed chaperone to Robbie and his friends when they decide to have a costume party. Robbie feels it will dampen the party as Bub doesn't see eye to eye with them on the
• E21: My Fair Chinese Lady (1964-02-06) — Robbie is chosen to help Americanize a traditional Chinese girl who is soon to meet her very hip Chinese-American fiancé. However, she is a girl so steeped in the traditions of he
• E22: House for Sale (1964-02-13) — The family is excited when Steve might travel to Hawaii on business, but there is dismay on their faces when the 'For Sale' sign goes up outside 837 Mill Street. Going on a trip to
• E23: Stone Frog (1964-02-20) — Chip believes in a magical stone frog, given to him by a lady from India and as coincidences stack up, the magic is hard to deny. The boy's belief causes some very interesting circ
• E24: Stage Door Bub (1964-02-27) — Bub wants to get back to the greasepaint, so he swaps jobs with an actress friend at the Playhouse theater who longs for a normal home life. Each is so envious of the other's life
• E25: Fish Gotta Swim, Birds Gotta Fly (1964-03-05) — Mike feels that Sally should learn how to fish, since she's joining a family of avid fishermen – Except that Sally really hates the pastime. How coincidental then that Mike hates b
• E26: Cherry Blossoms in Bryant Park (1964-03-12) — Kimiko, a Japanese girl Mike met in Tokyo last year comes to town to test her old feelings for Mike before she can be sure she loves another. Although Mike is now engaged to Sally,
• E27: What's the Princess Really Like? (1964-03-19) — Steve's high school sweetheart returns to town as a real-life Princess, complete with entourage and the Douglases are invited to a posh royal reception in her honor. However, Chip
• E28: The People's House (1964-03-26) — In order to get himself a date with an attractive magazine editor, Steve submits his house as an entry in her magazine's distinctive homes contest. He is very perplexed when she
• E29: The Tree (1964-04-02) — The town of Bryant Park takes sides violently when it is proposed to cut down the tree which stands outside of Robbie's girlfriend's home. The Douglas family are soon involved as B
• E30: The Substitute Teacher (1964-04-09) — Disciplinarian Mrs. Proctor, Robbie's awful history teacher, breaks a leg and the replacement they receive is even worse. She is a charming, but inexperienced girl who earns her
• E31: Mike Wears the Pants (1964-04-16) — Anxious to get married, but unable to afford an apartment, Mike suggests that he and his fiancee Sally move in with him and his family. Bub has to continuously change plans for a
• E32: The Guys and the Dolls (1964-04-23) — Mike and Chip take part in good deeds — Mike goes with his fellow U.S. Air Force Reservists to deliver ten thousand dolls to children in a South American disaster area. Mike meets
• E33: The Ballad of Lissa Stratemeyer (1964-04-30) — When Robbie's team gets slaughtered one too many times, their keenest fan Lissa Stratemeyer gets her girlfriends to ignore the boys for the victory rally until they do something ab
• E34: Tramp Goes To Hollywood (1964-05-07)
• E35: Adventure in New York (1964-05-14) — Aspiring song writers Mike and Robbie decide to take a song they wrote to New York City and present it to a publisher. A friendly cab driver helps them in their quest and the publi
• E36: Huckleberry Douglas (1964-05-21) — Mark Twain's stories inspire Chip, Ernie and Melinda to re-enact the adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Tom Sawyer and Becky when the youngsters run away from home to the river where
• E37: Guest in the House (1964-05-28) — Steve is roped into boarding a delinquent for just one week so the boys put on their armor and ready themselves for battle. When Steve is notified to fly out of town on business, t

Season 5

• E1: Caribbean Cruise (1964-09-17) — Steve sails aboard the S.S. Carolina in order to establish a business contract with a firm but his task is complicated by Robbie who has a vacationing job as a steward onboard the
• E2: A Serious Girl (1964-09-24) — Robbie and Ernie find that women are full of surprises and not all of them pleasing. Robbie tires of his noisy rock and roll girlfriend and switches to a more dignified girl who h
• E3: The Practical Shower (1964-10-01) — Realising the need for economy, Mike and Sally decide that her shower will be productive of useful gifts for the kitchen, but Bub is all for romance but Mike's practical ideas meet
• E4: Dublin's Fair City (1) (1964-10-08) — Bub decides to use his winning raffle ticket to take the Douglases to Ireland to visit his relatives. While in the village of Farnsea, they stay with his redoubtable 103 year old
• E5: Dublin's Fair City (2) (1964-10-15) — The Douglas family continues to revel in the fun in the Irish village of Farnsea, ruled by the formidable Aunt Kate. Steve realises that her wisdom is helpful when Mary Kathleen Co
• E6: One of Our Moose is Missing (1964-10-22) — Steve brings a business associate home for a quiet weekend of work, forgetting a prior commitment to the Cub Scouts where he has promised to lead the Moose patrol. He frees himsel
• E7: Lady President (1964-10-29) — Political overtones arise in the Douglas house when Steve becomes escort to a visiting congresswoman. Meanwhile Chip must entertain a small girl who aims to be class president —
• E8: A Touch of Larceny (1964-11-05) — Chip and Ernie get an interesting lesson in honesty, and dishonesty from the school bully, who volunteers an insight to the underbelly world of swiping school lunches. Chip becomes
• E9: Goodbye Again (1964-11-12) — Mike's life is complicated by the return of his old girlfriend Jean Pearson. He can't bring himself to tell her that he is engaged to marry Sally. Chip and Ernie keep Mike under
• E10: The Coffee House Set (1964-11-19) — Robbie's new girlfriend offers to get him and his guitar an audition at a club, and introduces him to a strange new world of far out youngsters who comprise the audience. When Robb
• E11: The Lotus Blossom (1964-11-26) — At the Lotus Blossom Cafe, Steve is impressed by the timid and beautiful proprietress. The elegant Chinese widow contemplates returning to Hong Kong, but the Douglas family show he
• E12: First, You're a Tadpole (1964-12-03) — Robbie consults Sally about his latest heartthrob—and he's sure he's too young for the girl. Robbie alarms Sally when he appears to be in love with her, and Steve must persuade
• E13: You're in My Power (1964-12-10) — After acting as the subject for a stage hypnotist, Robbie decides that hypnosis could help in his latest romance, which leads to a chain reaction when they try it out on his grandf
• E14: The In-Law Whammy (1964-12-17) — It's a comedy of errors when Mike sets out to make an impression on his future father-in-law when Sally's father returns from an archeological expedition. Mike is unnerved about me
• E15: Robbie and the Nurse (1964-12-24) — Robbie breaks a leg on the football field and becomes the first patient of a dazzling French nurse. Robbie doesn't mind being hospitalized when the nurse in training lavishes atten
• E16: Divorce, Bryant Park Style (1964-12-31) — When their best friends' marriage heads for the rocks, Mike and Sally pause for a second thought about their forthcoming wedding. Mike and Sally try to reconcile them by arranging
• E17: A Woman's Work (1965-01-07) — Bub decides to leave for an Irish holiday to help his formidable Aunt Kate celebrate her 104th Birthday in Dublin. Son-in-law Steve eagerly offers to do the housekeeping, rashly d
• E18: Here Comes Charley (1965-01-14) — With Bub permanently away in Ireland, Steve finally resorts to domestic assistance and the Douglas home is afflicted with a fiery dragon of a housekeeper named Fedocia. When Steve
• E19: Charley and the Kid (1965-01-21) — A young engineer finds his lost half-Korean daughter who is staying temporarily at the Douglas House. But Uncle Charley finds that she exhibits more the cunning of the orphanage w
• E20: He Wanted Wings (1965-01-28) — Robbie follows the fad and buys an antique aircraft to impress his new girlfriend. Steve lets him go ahead with trying to restore it, convinced it will never fly but as it becomes
• E21: Be My Guest (1965-02-04) — Robbie's glamorous girlfriend invites him to the exotic Brookdale Country Club, and he resolves to put pressure on Steve to join, despite the fact that his father isn't much of a j
• E22: Lady in the Air (1965-02-11) — A top woman pilot is preparing for her flight around the world and calls on Steve Douglas to modify the design of her plane. Steve takes more than a professional interest in the pl
• E23: Hawaiian Cruise (1965-02-18) — Steve's plan for an Hawaiian holiday is cancelled when Chip develops a case of bronchitis, so Charley and the boys plan to bring Hawaii to him in the form of a luau in the garden c
• E24: The Teenagers (1965-02-25) — Chip dates an older woman and Robbie finds his ideas misinterpreted when the Douglas boys face the troubles of growing up. Meanwhile, Robbie tries to come up with a novel idea for
• E25: Mexico Olé (1965-03-04) — To avoid being absent from the family longer than neccessary, Steve declines an invitation to stay at a luxurious mansion in Mexico. So his host flies down the entire family, givi
• E26: The Fountain of Youth (1965-03-11) — Charley accompanies Robbie and his date to a reading by an old pal of his, Maggie McSterling. She is a veteran actress and she and Charley recall their friendship during their vaud
• E27: It's a Dog's Life (1965-03-18) — Steve is to show important engineering plans to a British scientist on a rush visit to the United States. But soon disappearing blueprints and home-baked cookies can't both be blam
• E28: The Sure Thing (1965-03-25) — Robbie's friend has a grandfather that trains horses, but on the day of the big race when the thoroughbred racehorse loses her mascot, a rabbit, she loses her speed. But once she h
• E29: Chip, the Trapper (1965-04-01) — Chip feels left out of things when he is the only member of the family not working either full or part time. But watching 'Davy Crockett' and dreaming gives him a remarkable solut
• E30: Steve and the Computer (1965-04-08) — Steve is having nightmares and his vision of the future has a computer named Betsy join the family. It interferes with wedding plans when it selects different mates for Mike and Sa
• E31: Tramp and the Prince (1965-04-15) — Tramp causes confusion in two households when he runs away from home for fear of a cat. Meanwhile pampered 'Prince', pet in the mansion of a rich socialite, undergoes a complete a
• E32: Chip O' the Islands (1965-04-22) — Charley has a visit from an old Australian acquaintance who quickly fires the boys' imagination with tales of a paradise in the South pacific. The adults wonder if he is in fact a
• E33: The Glass Sneaker (1965-04-29) — Chip meets a group of Vaudevillians at a black tie affair with Uncle Charley and loses his sneaker in a Cinderella-like adventure when he falls for little Alice Vail.
• E34: All the Weddings (1965-05-06) — Preparations for Mike and Sally's coming nuptials get confusing when Sally's mother arrives two months early and takes over organising for their wedding. The daunting list of chor
• E35: The Leopard's Spots (1965-05-13) — Sally has her hands full when her glamorous cousin comes to visit after being expelled from three colleges. She attracts so much attention from the boys that Uncle Charley uses hi
• E36: Uncle Charley and the Redskins (1965-05-20) — Charley refuses to believe that a polite and quietly dressed man is in fact the last Chief of Owahnanee Tribe and his disbelief is deepened when the Indian asks for permission to v

Season 6

• E1: The First Marriage (1965-09-16) — Mike and Sally finally get married and leave for the East where Mike has a job as an assistant college psychology instructor. Robbie happily moves into Mike's old room. When Uncle
• E2: Red Tape Romance (1965-09-23) — Steve explores the possibility of adopting 10-year-old Ernie but runs into antagonism from Uncle Charley, who can forsee nothing but more work with a new boy to take care of. The
• E3: Brother Ernie (1965-09-30) — Ernie's adoption into the all-male Douglas household is threatened by a regulation that there must be a lady of the house. Steve again makes a request to adopt the child, but Miss
• E4: Robbie and the Chorus Girl (1965-10-14) — Uncle Charley is upset when he learns that Robbie is dating a flashy chorus girl, but Steve refuses to worry because he trusts his son's common sense. Charley predicts Steve will b
• E5: There's a What in the Attic? (1965-10-21) — An escaped circus lion makes a midnight call at the Douglas house, and Ernie sees it and awakens the understandably skeptical Steve who accompanies his new stepson to investigate.
• E6: Office Mother (1965-10-28)
• E7: Mary-Lou (1965-11-04) — Chip's secret love is an older girl named Mary Lou. When Steve suggests his love sick son should find out where he stands by asking for a date, Chip calls and identifies himself as
• E8: Monsters and Junk Like That (1965-11-11) — Ernie writes a play and volunteers Steve's services for his father-and-son night, so he dons a heavy robot costume. The family leaves early, and Steve finds himself alone on the st
• E9: Charley and The Dancing Lesson (1965-11-18) — A seductive dance instructor named Helen signs Uncle Charley up for a lifetime membership in a dance club. Dreaming of a professional dancer's career, he purchases a top hat and ta
• E10: My Son, The Ballerina (1965-11-25) — Robbie is so eager to make the track team that, to improve his timing, he agrees to join a ballet class. He proves an unwilling pupil, self-conscious in dancer's tights and ballet
• E11: The Ernie Report (1965-12-02) — Ernie feels neglected when the other members of the Douglas family are busy with various girlfriends and he is left alone. Close to tears, Ernie is puzzled and saddened by the myst
• E12: The Hong Kong Story (1965-12-09) — Steve Douglas turns a business trip to Hong Kong into a vacation for the whole family. Uncle Charley, who once lived in China, is reluctant to visit modern Hong Kong, for apparent
• E13: Marriage and Stuff (1965-12-16) — Steve's unusual behaviour convinces his family that he is about to be secretly married. The boys plan to leave home to provide privacy for the newlyweds, and Charley arranges to s
• E14: Douglas-A-Go-Go (1965-12-23) — The Douglas family bravely accepts the challenge when 13 year old Chip decides to give a party — with girls. On the party evening the record player breaks down and Chip contemplat
• E15: Charley The Pigeon (1965-12-30) — When Steve travels to Washington on business, he leaves $50 with Robbie, to pay for golf club repairs but Uncle Charley limbers up his billiard cue to get revenge after two girl po
• E16: What About Harry? (1966-01-06) — A huge shaggy stray dog adopts Steve Douglas and disrupts the neighborhood with his howls when Steve tries to leave home. A neighbor and lover of stray animals, is delighted to lea
• E17: From Maggie, With Love (1966-01-13) — Steve Douglas meets recently divorced Maggie Bellini, reputed to be one of the world's ten richest women. She sets her sights on Steve by showering his family with costly gifts. R
• E18: Robbie and the Slave Girl (1966-01-20) — When Robbie Douglas yanks pretty co-ed Terri Wong out of the path of a speeding truck, he becomes the unwilling beneficiary of an old Chinese custom when the girl whose life he sav
• E19: Steve and The Huntress (1966-01-27) — Steve Douglas is attracted to a beautiful female explorer who shows Steve and the family her exciting adventure films. She has to prepare for a safari, and as there is room in the
• E20: Robbie The College Man (1966-02-03) — Robbie takes on a heavy work load of waiting on tables in his girlfriend's sorority house and working as a chemistry laboratory worker, so that he can rent a room away from home. W
• E21: Whatever Happened to Baby Chip? (1966-02-10) — When Chip adopts a Beatle-style, shoulder length haircut, the other members of the family feel that Steve should lay down the law to the long-haired one, but he and his associate c
• E22: Robbie and The Little Stranger (1966-02-17) — Robbie Douglas is practically engaged to his girlfriend Joanne, and when they discover how their friends are both successfully attending university while raising a baby they begin
• E23: Call Her Max (1966-02-24) — Two tomboys – a pretty lady engineer named Max and a member of the girls Hockey team named Georgie prove tough to handle for both Steve and Chip. Hoping to become a hero to his pe
• E24: Kid Brother Blues (1966-03-03) — Robbie Douglas learns how much of a pest a younger sibling can be when Chip and a buddy break up his date with a pretty girl by eating appetizers and otherwise making a nuisance of
• E25: Robbie's Double Life (1966-03-10) — Robbie has a wonderful time going steady with two girls simultaneously — a highschooler and a college co-ed — until the two ladies compare notes one day and plot immediate reveng
• E26: Our Boy in Washington (1966-03-17) — Ernie Douglas sends a letter to the French Embassy to thank France for the Statue of Liberty and receives, in return, an invitation for him and the rest of the family to visit Wash
• E27: Ernie and That Woman (1966-03-24) — Chip is worried when his younger brother Ernie becomes a close friend of a pretty sixth grader, because the girl is now interested in collecting postage stamps, and Chip is sure sh
• E28: The State vs. Chip Douglas (1966-03-31) — Chip demands a jury trial after he borrows four cents from a pile of brother Ernie's pennies and Ernie accuses him of taking a valuable penny from his coin collection. Finally Chip
• E29: A Hunk of Hardware (1966-04-07) — Ernie packs a suitcase, ready to leave home, after he fails to win a cup for the family trophy shelf. He eagerly goes into training, planning to win a school track award, convinced
• E30: The Wrong Robbie (1966-04-14) — A boy who looks just like Robbie almost ruins his reputation by driving around on-campus and inviting strange girls to kiss him, before the deception is uncovered. Finally, both bo
• E31: The Wheels (1966-04-21) — Uncle Charley takes away Robbie's driving privileges after the campus beauty queen gets a $16 traffic ticket while driving his car. Robbie then faces the horror and humiliation of
• E32: London Memories (1966-04-28) — The Douglas family returns from a trip to Britain and as the family watches home movies of their vacation, the amateurish footage reveals the reason for Steve's current moodiness:

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does My Three Sons have? 12 season(s) with 380 episodes.

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