Date with the Angels is an American sitcom that aired on ABC from May 10, 1957 to January 29, 1958. The series, which stars Betty White and Bill Williams, began as a late season replacement for The Ray Anthony Show for the same sponsor, Chrysler's Plymouth division. Tom Kennedy was the show's announcer and spokesman for Plymouth.
CreatorDon Fedderson
Vickie Goes to a Party
May 10, 1957
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Mother By Proxy
May 17, 1957
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High Fever
May 24, 1957
Gus is running a fever, but the only doctor Vicki can get to make a housecall is a pediatrician.
The Wheel
May 31, 1957
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Title Unknown
Jun 7, 1957
When the city plans to remove an oak tree in front of the Angels' house, Vickie starts a petition to save it.
The Feud
Jun 14, 1957
Vicki and Gus attempt to settle a dispute between feuding neighbors.
Shall We Dance?
Jun 21, 1957
Eccentric neighbour Mr. Finlay introduces modern dance to the neighbourhood—which will never be the same.
Little White Lie
Jun 28, 1957
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Title Unknown
Jul 5, 1957
Vicki goes to a department store to buy a gift for Gus and is unexpectedly asked to fill in as a sales clerk for a day. Gus is none to happy when he finds her on the job since he does not want his wife working.
The Blue Tie
Jul 12, 1957
Despite Gus's disapproval, Vicki reluctantly fills in as a bridal consultant at the department store.
Heartburn
Jul 19, 1957
So much for Vickie's birthday present. Gus had planned to surprise her with a trip to San Francisco. Not knowing this, Vickie loaned their luggage to a friend and agreed to dog sit for them over the weekend.
Surprise
Jul 26, 1957
Gus rashly plans a surprise birthday party for Vicki.
Pike's Pique
Aug 2, 1957
This episode features a missing trained dog, a nutty fortune teller, and an atmospheric oceanfront carnival.
The Tree in the Driveway
Aug 9, 1957
When the city plans to remove an oak tree in front of the Angels' house, Vickie starts a petition to save it.
Title Unknown
Aug 16, 1957
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Title Unknown
Aug 23, 1957
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Title Unknown
Aug 30, 1957
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Return of the Wheel
Sep 6, 1957
Vicki's destructive nephew Wheeler pays a return visit.
The Gorilla
Sep 13, 1957
Practical jokes escalate among Gus and his co-workers.
Everybody's Baby
Sep 20, 1957
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Catered Party
Sep 27, 1957
Gus is hosting a backyard party for his clients, and Vicki is worried that their earthy hired maid may upset the stuffy guests.
The Convention
Oct 4, 1957
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Night School
Oct 11, 1957
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Title Unknown
Oct 18, 1957
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Star Struck
Oct 25, 1957
Vicki spots Liberace dining at the Brown Derby while the Angels are there, but Bill doesn't believe her. Then Dennis Day shows up at their house to make matters worse.
Diana
Nov 1, 1957
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Nobody's Father
Nov 8, 1957
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No Risk Policy
Nov 15, 1957
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The Burglar
Nov 22, 1957
When a burglar breaks into the Angels' home, no one believes Vickie's version of events.
The Chateau
Nov 29, 1957
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Chip Off the Old Block
Dec 6, 1957
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White Lies
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What An Opportunity
Jan 29, 1958
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Wheeler at the Cabin
Jan 1, 1958
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The Train
Jan 8, 1958
It's the men against the women when a casual remark sparks a fight on a cross-country train ride between the Angels and the Clemsons.
Double Trouble
Jan 15, 1958
While on vacation, the Angels stay at a hotel where a a lounge singer who looks and sounds exactly like Vickie has a fight with her gangster-type boyfriend.
Silverstone
Vicki's nepher Wheeler visits, and against their better judgement, the Angels arrange a date with the daughter of a prospective client.
Christmas Story
The elderly Santa hired by Roger Finley believes he can give away all the department store's toys.
Francis Goes to School
Jan 22, 1958
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