The Best Episodes Directed By Frank Satenstein

Episode Rankings

1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   8.0/10(2 votes)

   #1 - Hello, Mom

   S1:E1012/3/1955

   When the Kramdens get a telegram from Alice's mother, telling them she’s coming for a visit, Ralph is less than pleased and asks to stay with the Nortons.

   Director:Frank Satenstein

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   8.0/10(2 votes)

   #2 - On Stage

   S1:E314/28/1956

   In order to raise money for the Raccoon Lodge, the lodge members decide to put on a play, and hire a professional director, Mr. Faversham, to direct it. Ralph is given the lead and Alice is given the female lead. Ralph starts "seeing stars" when he learns that Faversham's friend, Hollywood producer Herbert J. Whiteside, is in town looking to cast his new picture and will be attending the play's opening night.

   Director:Frank Satenstein

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   7.5/10(2 votes)

   #3 - Young Man with a Horn

   S1:E263/24/1956

   After Alice finds Ralph's old coronet in the bedroom closet. Ralph remembers lost career chances, and feels discouraged. But after a visit from a kindly, elderly millionaire couple who used to live in the apartment. They help Ralph see that he is still young enough to pursue new opportunities. With Norton's help, Ralph makes a list of all his strong and weak points so that he can correct his faults and become a success.

   Director:Frank Satenstein

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   7.5/10(2 votes)

   #4 - Trapped

   S1:E294/14/1956

   Ralph happens to be standing outside a bank when a pair of bank robbers run out and, seeing him, fire a shot at him, knocking his hat off. Afraid that the robbers might find out where he lives, he refuses to tell the police what he saw. The robbers, however, find out anyway and plan a visit to make sure he never tells.

   Director:Frank Satenstein

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