Liste des épisodes

Phyllis, also known as Harriet Hammerstmith, needs some big money quick. When she begins pawning priceless heirlooms from the mansion she finds herself in trouble with the police.

With money on her mind and a tape recorder in her hair, Phyllis goes to work as secretary for a man with plenty of dictation and a jealous wife.

Regina Wentworth , Phyllis's social arch rival, wages a sneaky campaign to lure Sturgis the butler away from the Pruitt household.

Phyllis and Uncle Ned are approached by a stuck up neighbor for a $200 contribution for charity. Rather then have it discovered they're not wealthy Phyllis and Ned consider finding employment.

Phyllis opens a campaign to capture General Cannon (and his money) when she learns that another woman has laid siege to the wealthy old soldier.

The Pruitts are planning hot dogs and beans for Christmas dinner when Phyllis is blackmailed into hosting Christmas for fifty orphans. When appeals to the IRS for help fail work, Phyllis finds herself working as a department store Santa.

Phyllis turns private eye to lift a curse from the house of Pruitt. Someone has stolen the family good-luck charms: the Rolls Royce hubcaps.

Phyllis decides forming a hillbilly band is a way to make it big. Her brother Harvey volunteers to help find the talent and soon Phyllis has too many authentic characters.

Rudy's latest money making scheme: put a workshop in the basement and have the local fix-it man work day and night fixing the neighbors appliances, then split the money "down the middle".

Phyllis takes on a repair job at the library. She's trying to help Mr. Krump, the fix-it man, who's been immobilized by a disastrous deal with the Pruitts. Bob Hope makes a brief appearance as a library patron.

Poverty-stricken Phyllis latches onto a paying guest who turns out to be nothing but trouble. He's an arrogant writer who has the mansion in an uproar and handyman Krump itching for revenge.

A flaming feud threatens to deprive Phyllis of her only source of income. Handyman Krump and star boarder Bradley are at each other's throats, and it's up to the mad matron to effect a truce.

Phyllis discovers her late husband's diary, and finds he left a secret room. Imagining it could be filled with all sorts of valuables or money that might pay off her debts, she tells Baldwin about it. They find it, but instead of money, a collection of rare champagnes is inside. Baldwin's boss at the IRS puts pressure on Baldwin to make the wine turn into cash, and needles him with innuendos about an imagined romantic interest he might have in Phyllis. Meanwhile, two crooks have an idea that the Pruitts are still rich, break in and stick up Phyllis, Baldwin and Sturgis.

Phyllis has more than the usual quota of clucks in her odd brood: 1500 cackling hens and a deadbeat relative are all under the Pruitt roof for the same reason, money. Reginald Gardiner plays Uncle Ned and roguish newcomer Cousin Reggie.

In her never-ending hunt for money Phyllis signs up for a role witr a Hollywood movie studio, without learning what kind of movie she's in,

Rudy get his hopes up after Steffi starts dating wealthy Ronnie Lansbury. He invites Ronnie's father over to meet the family but several cases of mistaken identities creates chaos.

Pandemonium reigns at the Pruitt pad when Bradley's model is caught sending short-wave messages to a submarine. Phyllis, Bradley and Krump are certain that the girl is a spy.

Phyllis and Rudy have a invention from a relative which they think is a hair dryer. When they investigate it they find is was redesigned to be a coin operated pizza maker. They try everything to get some of their money back from the IRS to market the machine.

A spoiled young heiress is playing up to Krump for fun and profit: Her dad just might give her anything to jilt the handyman.

Phyllis treats a shaggy lawn and a beauty salon patron with the same gay abandon, and spectacular results.