Dedicated to all us Uncle Charley fans. Charley finds his gal friend has up and left him, gone to Vegas to marry someone else. The nerve! So what to do about it... Really not much. That's the clever part.
When Charley takes the triplets out for a little ride in their baby carriage, suddenly, he acquires many female friends to keep him company. A poignant and funny episode, perhaps one of the very best to center around everyone's favorite uncle.
Actually, this episode is quite famous, having been written by composer Ramey Idriss, who wrote the classic "Woody Woodpecker Song." Ramey scored the music for the series, and managed to write a few episodes too. He did quite well, and should have written more stories.
Also, an exceptional cast with tv star Horace McMahon (NAKED CITY) playing Joe. This would be one of his last screen appearances before retiring and moving to Connecticut. All purpose character actress Amzie Strickland plays Cara, a staple in sitcoms and a long time radio actress. Veteran actress Lois January is credited in a small role, who was a staple in westerns in the 1930s. She turned up many times on the show in bit parts.
Don't miss this. From SEASON 9 EPISODE 11 remastered.
When Charley takes the triplets out for a little ride in their baby carriage, suddenly, he acquires many female friends to keep him company. A poignant and funny episode, perhaps one of the very best to center around everyone's favorite uncle.
Actually, this episode is quite famous, having been written by composer Ramey Idriss, who wrote the classic "Woody Woodpecker Song." Ramey scored the music for the series, and managed to write a few episodes too. He did quite well, and should have written more stories.
Also, an exceptional cast with tv star Horace McMahon (NAKED CITY) playing Joe. This would be one of his last screen appearances before retiring and moving to Connecticut. All purpose character actress Amzie Strickland plays Cara, a staple in sitcoms and a long time radio actress. Veteran actress Lois January is credited in a small role, who was a staple in westerns in the 1930s. She turned up many times on the show in bit parts.
Don't miss this. From SEASON 9 EPISODE 11 remastered.
