8.5/102 votes#1 - My Fair Munster
Season 1 Episode 2 - Aired 10/1/1964
Grandpa mixes up a love potion designed to make the opposite sex fall madly for anyone who drinks it.
Director: David Alexander
Writer: Norm Liebmann
7.0/101 votes#2 - Quick, Hide the Railroad
Season 1 Episode 2 - Aired 10/1/1963
Kate uses a combination of charm, subterfuge, and wiles to prevent Homer Bedloe from catching the Hooterville Cannonball and getting to Pixley in order to initiate proceedings that would permanently terminate the train's operation. She has to keep him at the Shady Rest long enough to convince him that the Cannonball is an integral part of the valley's life. When all else fails, Kate gets Sam, the Hooterville Jack of all professions, to scare Bedloe into changing his mind.
Director: David Alexander
Writer: Paul Henning
7.0/101 votes#3 - The President Who Came to Dinner
Season 1 Episode 3 - Aired 10/8/1963
C&F W Railroad President Norman P. Curtis is incensed that ace troubleshooter Homer Bedloe utterly failed to scrap the Hooterville Cannonball. Taking matters into his own hands, he decides to do it himself, incognito. Although Curtis doesn't intend on appearing as such, he comes across to Kate and others in the valley as a hobo after he takes a tumble in a field, ripping and dirtying his suit and losing his wallet in the process. But, he has a change of heart when he experiences Kate's hospitality and kindness.
Director: David Alexander
Writer: Seaman Jacobs
7.0/101 votes#4 - Is There a Doctor in the Roundhouse?
Season 1 Episode 4 - Aired 10/15/1963
Norman Curtis, who has fallen in love with life at the Shady Rest, is still staying there for free without Kate yet knowing his true identity. He accidentally breaks the throttle handle of the Hooterville Cannonball and folks can't get to Kate's annual Shady Rest Jamboree. Norman decides to come clean about his identity. The problem is no one believes him. In fact, they all believe he's crazy. But the executive tries to make amends with a determined effort to obtain the nearly-nonexistent replacement part. Norman brings three of his friends in to help, who everyone also think are hobos. Thanks to Norman, the Jamboree is a success.
Director: David Alexander
Writer: Seaman Jacobs
7.0/101 votes#5 - Please Buy My Violets
Season 1 Episode 6 - Aired 10/29/1963
Uncle Joe spends Kate's money to buy cases of lousy smelling men and women's cologne to make a fast buck reselling it. The money was intended to put screens in the hotel that will keep mosquitoes from chasing away paying guests. Kate figures out a way to sell all the cologne to salesmen Mr. Blake and Mr. Gordon. The men are going to sell it as insecticide.
Director: David Alexander
Writer: Richard Baer
7.0/101 votes#6 - The Ringer
Season 1 Episode 7 - Aired 11/5/1963
Betty Jo enters the annual Shady Rest Horseshoe Tournament and becomes the first female contestant in the tournament's history. But she experiences conflicting emotions when she finds herself with an opportunity to defeat the legendary Pixley Fats. After a talk with Kate, Betty Jo decides that winning means more to Pixley Fats than to her, because that's all he really has in life.
Director: David Alexander
Writer: Richard Baer
7.0/101 votes#7 - Bedloe Strikes Again
Season 1 Episode 10 - Aired 11/26/1963
The Cannonball and its primary passenger, Uncle Joe, are pelted with eggs after the Hooterville Hornets, coached by Uncle Joe, are drubbed in what may be their worst game ever. Another unexpected passenger on that run is Homer Bedloe, who is surprisingly cordial and pleasant. Uncle Joe doesn't see anything wrong with Bedloe being cordial and taking it like a man in defeat in his efforts to scrap the Cannonball. Kate on the other hand believes Bedloe is up to no good. News gets to Sam that John Fisher and Max Thornton, two bigwigs from the railroad, are coming for a surprise inspection the following day. When Kate learns this news, they have to go clean-up the Cannonball. Plus, they have to keep Bedloe preoccupied so that he won't know what they're up to. And third, they have to railroad the visiting bigwigs about how deluxe the service on the Cannonball is. Fisher and Thornton are very impressed with the service.
Director: David Alexander
Writer: Paul Henning
6.8/1035 votes#8 - Plato's Stepchildren
Season 3 Episode 10 - Aired 11/22/1968
The crew of the Enterprise encounters an ageless and sadistic race of humanoids with the power of telekinesis and who claim to have organized their society around Ancient Greek ideals.
Director: David Alexander
Writer: Meyer Dolinsky
6.0/101 votes#9 - Uncle Joe's Replacement
Season 1 Episode 11 - Aired 12/3/1963
Kate and the girls go to Drucker's store to pick up the pocket watch they ordered for Uncle Joe's birthday present. While there Kate, in an effort to boost Herby's confidence, inadvertently offers him a job as Assistant Manager at the hotel. Now Kate doesn't have the heart not to give him the job, so she decides that she can give him some menial tasks at the hotel. Uncle Joe believes he is being put out to pasture with Herby showing up. He goes in search of another job. He gets one, telling everyone that he is an executive with some large company. Kate follows him and finds out his big job is actually mopping floors in a cafe. Kate and Sam have to figure out a way to get both Herby and Uncle Joe back to their real jobs.
Director: David Alexander
Writer: Dick Wesson
5.7/1029 votes#10 - The Way to Eden
Season 3 Episode 20 - Aired 2/21/1969
The Enterprise picks up a group of space "hippies" looking for Eden.
Director: David Alexander
Writer: D.C. Fontana
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"My Fair Munster" is the best rated episode directed by David Alexander. It scored 8.5/10 based on 2 votes. It was written by Norm Liebmann. It aired on 10/1/1964 and is rated 1.5 points higher than their second-best episode, "Quick, Hide the Railroad".