The Egg and I

Serie de TV
1951–1952
15min

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Nancy Carroll, Bob Craven, and Pat Kirkland in The Egg and I (1951)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaCity bride Betty moves to a farm with husband Jim to raise chickens. They befriend the Kettles - practical Maw, lazy Paw, and their many children - who help guide them.City bride Betty moves to a farm with husband Jim to raise chickens. They befriend the Kettles - practical Maw, lazy Paw, and their many children - who help guide them.City bride Betty moves to a farm with husband Jim to raise chickens. They befriend the Kettles - practical Maw, lazy Paw, and their many children - who help guide them.

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Maw Kettle…

• 1951–1952

Frank Tweddell

Paw Kettle…

• 1951–1952

Bob Craven

Bob MacDonald

• 1951–1952

Betty Lynn

Betty

• 1952

John Craven

• 1952

Pat Kirkland

Betty…

• 1951–1952

Grady Sutton

Jed Simmons

• 1952

Richard Carlyle

Joe Kettle

• 1952

Karen Hale

Paula French

• 1952

William A. Lee

Ed Peabody

• 1952

Mary Perry

Gammy

• 1952

Ingeborg Theek

Lisa Schumacher

• 1952

Nancy Carroll

Betty's mother (1951)

Ann Thomas

Role unknown

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This was CBS TV's highest rated afternoon serial, garnering much higher ratings than Search for Tomorrow and Love of Life. However, the network's inability to acquire a five-day sponsor doomed the show to cancellation. Proctor & Gamble sponsored the program one day a week, but CBS couldn't draw other backers despite a highly unusual last ditch ad campaign through the broadcast trade journal Variety, touting the serial's ratings. Perhaps the humorous slant of the serial put off sponsors versus the guaranteed success that Search's and Love of Life's melodrama offered.