The Jack Benny Program (Season 14)

Billy Graham Show (Episode 1)

Air date: 1963-09-24

Runtime: 30 min

Robert Goulet Show (Episode 2)

Air date: 1963-10-01

Runtime: 30 min

Overview: Jack tries to win a girl away from Robert Goulet. Goulet sings "This Is All I Ask." Girl: Joan Marshall. Don Wilson.

Riverboat Sketch (Episode 3)

Air date: 1963-10-08

Runtime: 30 min

Overview: Carol Burnett is Jack's guest in this romp about a gambler (Jack) who's trying to fleece a rich plantation owner (Don Wilson) and his modest daughter (Carol).

Tall Cowboy Sketch (Episode 4)

Air date: 1963-10-15

Runtime: 30 min

Overview: When Clint Walker hints that his movie requires a big man to portray his brother, a rebuilt Jack appears. Usher: Pat Colby. Man on Tour: Ned Miller.

Johnny Carson Show (Episode 5)

Air date: 1963-10-22

Runtime: 30 min

Jack Directs a Film (Episode 6)

Air date: 1963-10-29

Runtime: 30 min

Ed Sullivan Show (Episode 7)

Air date: 1963-11-05

Runtime: 30 min

Robinson Crusoe Sketch (Episode 8)

Air date: 1963-11-19

Runtime: 30 min

Jack Takes a Boat to Hawaii (Episode 9)

Air date: 1963-11-26

Runtime: 30 min

Overview: Hawaiians are thrilled to sing Aloha to stingy Jack Benny, who gets only 1 lei, while a fellow passenger is covered with them. The romantic atmosphere of the Pacific cruise back to L.A. overwhelms Jack, who envisions a zoftig blonde passenger as Jayne Mansfield. Jayne breathes "You're Just Too Marvelous," to love-struck Jack.

Dennis Drives Jack to the Hospital (Episode 10)

Air date: 1963-12-03

Runtime: 30 min

Three Musketeers Sketch (Episode 11)

Air date: 1963-12-10

Runtime: 30 min

Amateur Show (Episode 12)

Air date: 1963-12-24

Runtime: 30 min

Jack Alone on New Year's Eve (Episode 13)

Air date: 1963-12-31

Runtime: 30 min

How Jack Met George Burns (Episode 14)

Air date: 1964-01-07

Runtime: 30 min

Peter, Paul and Mary Show (Episode 15)

Air date: 1964-01-14

Runtime: 30 min

Nat King Cole Show (Episode 16)

Air date: 1964-01-21

Runtime: 30 min

Bobby Darin Show (Episode 17)

Air date: 1964-01-28

Runtime: 30 min

Don Breaks His Leg (Episode 18)

Air date: 1964-02-04

Runtime: 30 min

Overview: Jack has problems: Don Wilson's son has to pinch-hit for Dad; and Jack's "talent find" has turned exotic dancer. Harlow: Dale White. Mrs. Wilson: Lois Corbett. Lisa: Beverly Hills.

How Jack Found Dennis (Episode 19)

Air date: 1964-02-11

Runtime: 30 min

Overview: How Jack first met Dennis Day. Agent: Jesse White. Restaurant Owner: Sammee Tong. Announcer: Don Wilson.

The Final LeBlanc Sketch (Episode 20)

Air date: 1964-02-18

Runtime: 30 min

Jack and Dennis Do Impersonations (Episode 21)

Air date: 1964-02-25

Runtime: 30 min

Jack Redecorates His House (Episode 22)

Air date: 1964-03-03

Runtime: 30 min

Jack Is a Boxing Manager (Episode 23)

Air date: 1964-03-17

Runtime: 30 min

Jack Renews His Driver's License (Episode 24)

Air date: 1964-03-24

Runtime: 30 min

The Lettermen Show (Episode 25)

Air date: 1964-03-31

Runtime: 30 min

Jack Goes to an Allergy Doctor (Episode 26)

Air date: 1964-04-07

Runtime: 30 min

Harlow Gets a Date (Episode 27)

Air date: 1964-04-14

Runtime: 30 min

Overview: Don's son becomes a playboy with Jack's help.

I Am the Fiddler (Episode 28)

Air date: 1964-04-21

Runtime: 30 min

Overview: In a parody of a radio show Jack portrays "The Fiddler," a mysterious figure who stalks at night. Dennis Day: Himself. Victims: Mel Blanc and Eliza Ross Thorne. Radio Actors: Charles Cantor and Jessalyn Fax. Don Wilson is the announcer.