The Best Episodes of Amos 'n' Andy

The Kingfish decides to dispose of a worthless piece of property to Andy, but it's Andy who gets the last laugh.

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The Kingfish decides to reform because he thinks he is about to become a father.

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The Kingfish, trying to pawn a gun, is mistaken for a robber.

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The Kingfish accidentally answers a newspaper ad for a lonely hearts club, and when a girl shows up at his office, Andy poses as the Kingfish.

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The Kingfish and Sapphire imitate participants in a radio show about a happy marriage, in order to change the pattern of their stormy marriage.

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Andy is working very hard to earn enough money to buy a doll for his godchild.

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The Kingfish is conned into buying stolen turkeys from a country bumpkin.

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Andy, jealous over his girlfriend's amorous scenes in a play, decides to become an actor.

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The Kingfish sells Andy a ring he finds in his crackerjack box before he finds out how valuable the ring really is.

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Pilot episode. The Kingfish swindles Andy out of a rare coin and Andy swindles it right back by use of a clever trick in a phone booth coin slot.

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The Kingfish and Andy buy a diner, which was doing a good business, and run it out of business.

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Andy and the Kingfish accidentally become involved with a top military secret and the FBI when they mistakenly take a new secret altimeter clock for a replacement for their broken one.

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Sapphire maintains that her boarder, a singer with a large appetite, is a cultural asset, but to the Kingfish he is a gorging freeloader.

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The Kingfish pushed by Sapphire to get a job, becomes a door-to-door salesman, persuading Andy to take over at no salary.

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Andy becomes a hero when he overpowers a gang of counterfeiters and collects a fat reward.

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Writer: Bob Mosher

The Kingfish's mother-in-law elopes with a conman and a fleecer of widows.

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The Kingfish goes to a lavish dinner party at which he finds, uncomfortably, that Sapphire is a waitress.

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The Kingfish adopts Andy so that he will become eligible for a $2000 bequest under the terms of Cousin Effie's will.

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The Kingfish hires a pretty young secretary to help him straighten out the lodge's messy book keeping, but ultimately ends up with Sapphire's mother.

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Sapphire becomes jealous over Kingfish's new lodge hall secretary. The Kingfish mistakenly signs a letter requesting a mail order bride with a letter requesting a wash woman for the building.

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Writer: Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly, Bob Ross

The Kingfish and Andy, co-owners of a car, compete with each other in the collection of traffic tickets.

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The Kingfish outfoxes himself when he sends all his lodge brothers into an antique shop to convince his cousin Leo to buy it, but with all those customers the store owner won't sell.

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Feeling he's a failure at life, the Kingfish decides to take a series of aptitude tests to determine what his career should be.

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The Kingfish goes on a self-improvement course because Sapphire goes overboard over an ex-boyfriend and former Mr. America.

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The Kingfish falls in love with a baby which is up for adoption, but instead is stuck with Horrible Horace, Sapphire's pesty nephew.

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