The Danny Thomas Show - Season 11 (1963)

Kathy is offended at Danny making her the subject of his jokes during his act so she enlists Buddy Sorrell of "The Alan Brady Show" to write jokes about him.

Rusty is now old enough to drive, and Danny is having trouble accepting the fact that his son is growing up.

After tearing her girlfriend's dress during a fight, Linda buys her a fancy new one and charges it to her father's account.

Everyone is in the Williams household is taken aback when Uncle Tonoose announces his plans to marry.

Danny tries to help English waiter Alfie Wingate overcome his fear of women.

Kathy's singing Irish relatives invade the Williams' household, and they expect to perform at the Copa Club. Danny thinks otherwise.

Danny and Charley are convinced that the carpenter working on their new country home has thrown a whammy on them.

A musician at the Copa Club is in debt to a gambler.

Danny is disheartened because his family is so caught up in the material aspects of Christmas that they seem to have forgotten its real meaning. He comes up with a plan he hopes will remedy this.

The renovations to the Williams/Halper Connecticut country home are finally complete, and the two couples spend a weekend in the country together. It doesn't take long for the best friends to become annoyed with each others habits.

Danny is hopeful that Rusty will ask him be his partner at an upcoming Father and Son bowling tournament.

When Linda discovers that her father is using her crush on a boy in his comedy act, she gets angry with him especially after the boy finds out because of the jokes.

When Danny complains to Kathy about her overspending, she cons Phil into giving her a temporary job as his secretary.

Frank's mother needs a new washing machine, so he cons Danny into appearing with him on a quiz show in hopes of winning a brand new one.

Danny, Charley, and their wives are perplexed by the snobbish behavior of their Connecticut countryside neighbors.

Danny and Charley set up a roadside stand outside their Connecticut country home, and they try to pass off junk as valuable antiques.

Charley's in the doghouse when he refuses to allow Bunny a chance to perform in his new stage review at the Copacabana.

Danny's in trouble with the local tradesmen when they learn they are the brunt of the jokes in his nightclub act.

Uncle Tonoose needs one thing to make him feel like the leader of the family, so Danny helps him get one at a women's shoe store.

Howard Morris appears as a man who claims he's a leprechaun.

Danny imports a girl from Italy to sing at the Copacabana, but soon discovers she has stopped performing pop music in favor of opera music.

Pupa is an entertainer Danny discovered when they visited Italy. When staying with the Williams family to make celebrity status from working in the dinner club with Danny, Pupa is overwhelmed by her homesickness, and maneuvers things so that she hides her dog from Italy in her room. But the law stipulates that an animal must be quarantined for a period of time when entering the United States. So when an agent comes to collect the dog she cannot be consoled. Will Danny's rediculous sceme console her or will he alienate her for good?

12-year-old Pupa mistakenly believes she's engaged to be married to 16-year-old Rusty.

Danny reconnects with a tomboy girl named Moose that used to play on his school's baseball team. He now finds himself attracted to her.

Danny and Charley are seeing imaginary dogs, after their wives give them the "Gaslight " treatment.

Rusty falls for an older woman - a chorus girl at the Cobacabana.

A cop asks Danny if he will audition a singing group from the poor side of town.