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JOEY BISHOP SHOW, THE - The Image

Air Date/Released Wednesday, May 9, 1962
Station/Studio NBC / Danny Thomas Enterprises
Featuring Joe Besser (Solo)

Joey Barnes is an L.A. Public Relations executive working at a Hollywood advertising agency, whose clients frequently include celebrities. Single and still living at home, Joey's easygoing manner is often taken advantage of by his boss, and even his family who think his job makes him a player in the Hollywood community.

Joey's joy over becoming a television star is short-lived, when network executives think they can publicize the show by changing Joey's image. He'd love to enjoy his new success with his family, friends and girlfriend, but a P.R. man is determined to make him a playboy in the press.


Cast: Joey Bishop (Joey Barnes), Madge Blake (Mrs. Barnes), Marlo Thomas (Stella Barnes), Warren Berlinger (Larry Barnes), Peter Leeds (Norman Richards), Patricia Blair (Barbara Wilson), Joe Besser (Jillson), Nancy Kulp (Louise Kincaid), Herbie Faye (Herbie Finster), Donna Douglas (Miss Blandings), Jackie Russell (Peggy Conley), Rolfe Sedan (Homer), Mel A. Bishop (Call boy), Anthony Eustrel (Headwaiter), Freeman Lusk (Man in restaurant), Jim Drum (George)

Crew: James V. Kern (Director), Iz Elinson, Fred S. Fox (Writers), Marvin Marx (Producer), Louis F. Edelman, Danny Thomas (Executive Producers), Herbert W. Spencer (Music)
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