| ShortSummary
| - Sophie delights her fellow employees when she announces her engagement, and as a wedding gift for the couple, Bill agrees to publish a song that her fiancé wrote. (en)
- When Han's precocious 11-year old son and Bill appear as co-contestants on a question-and-answer television program about classical music, the boy demonstrates a tremendous amount of knowledge of the subject, and the positive publicity that follows swells his ego. (en)
- Pat has to see a barbershop quartet contest, interfering with the celebration of her wedding anniversary — and she finds that her time-consuming interest in Bill's company is threatening her marriage. Guest stars: The Mellomen (en)
- Pat decides to see if Steve will be jealous if she has a date with Caesar Romero. Unknown to her, Steve finds out and cooks up a counterplot with Caesar and Bill. Guest star: Cesar Romero. (en)
- Bill and Steve argue over the cleanliness of the apartment, how best to keep it clean, and domestic help. (en)
- Alternative title "A Slight Touch of Cyrano." (en)
- Alternative title "Give My Regards to Broadway." (en)
- After several minor disagreements, Bill and Steve have a serious argument, prompting Bill to decide to move out of the apartment and live by himself. (en)
- Feeling that Bill's business and health are failing, Pat takes his affairs in hand. (en)
- Bill goes back to courting an old flame in an effort to gain a renewal of a collection of hit songs. (en)
- Bill takes on a new composer at the Harris Music Publishing Company, and it nearly ruins the firm when the composer refuses to write music, claiming that his estranged wife and her lawyers take almost everything he earns from him. (en)
- Bill tries to help his granddaughter write a song for a first-grade competition, but his effort backfires. (en)
- Bill is dissatisfied with children minding his granddaughter and winds up babysitting her himself. (en)
- Bill schemes to get Pat out of his business and back into her home. Guest star: Sonny Burke. (en)
- Bill arranges a birthday surprise for Steve that makes Steve "go Hollywood" and consider quitting his law practice. (en)
- Bill hires a hotshot youngster and forces Stubby to resign and improve himself — but Stubby nonetheless refuses to accept a better job from a rival publisher out of loyalty to Bill, and Pat and Steve come up with a scheme to reunite Bill and Stubby. (en)
- After Stubby gives an unemployed composer a loan, the composer repays him by giving him a song. Stubby thinks the song will be a hit — and comes up with a scheme to get it published. Guest stars: Herb Vigran and Ray Walker. (en)
- An unconventional songwriter from the hills throws the household into an uproar. (en)
- The members of the Vaudeville Club talk Bill into presenting a benefit show featuring children. (en)
- The birth of a baby puts the household into turmoil — and when Bill holds a jam session in the apartment, the noise upsets Steve, who demands that the music stop. (en)
- After Stubby rearranges a song Steve wrote and Sophie sings it on television, it becomes a big hit. (en)
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