The Best Episodes of The Donna Reed Show

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Trisha decides to go into business for herself.She and all her neighborhood friends say they'll fix anything Dave needs fixing around the house.They spend the entire day trying to fix things,but cause trouble for the most part.Dave,in the meantime,has bought himself new golfballs-which he tries to hide from Midge.Trisha sees that Midge resents Dave spending less time with her.Midge wishes she and Dave would just have marshmallows together.Trisha gets an idea,and substitutes marshmallows for golf balls-and Midge and Dave have a wonderful time.Dave truly appreciates the favor Trisha did for him and says it was worth all the previous hassles.

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Director: Gene Nelson

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Mary decides to forsake college and embark on a singing career.

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Mary can't understand why her brother Jeff is being so polite to her - unless there is some ulterior motive behind his good behavior.

Director: Jeffrey Hayden

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Alex tries over and over to spend a day with Jeff,but his plans are always interrupted by emergency calls.Jeff later shows that he still loves his father by singing the song,""My Dad.""

Director: Gene Nelson

Writer: Barbara Avedon

At an auction a mysterious woman asks Donna to buy a huge Chinese horse statue and gives her the money for it, so Donna does buy it and takes it home. Mary, Jeff and Alex all wonder why?

Director: Gene Nelson

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Director: Barry Shear

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Scotty, smitten by Mary, agrees to teach Mary how to drive. Oh boy! Does he have his hands full! Will their romantic friendship last through this experience?

Director: Robert Ellis Miller

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First some large animal has trampled Mary's flowers. Now when Alex is out of town, Donna and the kids keep hearing noises late at night. Upon investigating, they peek out the front door window and see a large, furry creature sitting on the porch!

Director: Jeffrey Hayden

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While Donna and Alex are away, Mary's little get-together with a friend somehow turns into open house party.

Director: Jeffrey Hayden, Robert Ellis Miller

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Mary learns the joys and pains of having a little sister,as she has to baby-sit Trisha on a night when she'd planned to go on a date.

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Donna visits a reclusive woman who lives in an old Victorian house.She feels trapped in a haunted house after a while.

Director: Gene Nelson

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Director: Frederick de Cordova

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Director: Lawrence Dobkin

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A lady spots Donna and Mary having lunch in a restaurant, so she stops to say hello. She recognized Donna, even though ""it's been 13 years."" Donna doesn't recognize her but is polite and too embarrassed to ask her name. Later, Donna realizes she must find out who the mystery woman was.

Director: Norman Tokar

Writer: Barbara Avedon