Mickey

TV Series
1964–1965
30m

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Mickey Rooney and Tim Rooney in Mickey (1964)

Mickey Grady leaves the Coast Guard to manage a ritzy beach hotel with his wife Nora and their sons Timmy and Buddy. But former supervisor Sammy has left problems that creates crazy situatio... Read allMickey Grady leaves the Coast Guard to manage a ritzy beach hotel with his wife Nora and their sons Timmy and Buddy. But former supervisor Sammy has left problems that creates crazy situations for the by-the-book Mickey.Mickey Grady leaves the Coast Guard to manage a ritzy beach hotel with his wife Nora and their sons Timmy and Buddy. But former supervisor Sammy has left problems that creates crazy situations for the by-the-book Mickey.

Creators
- Bob Fisher
- Arthur Marx
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6.4/10

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Creators
- Bob Fisher
- Arthur Marx
Stars

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Awards
- 1 win total

Episodes17

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Mickey Rooney

Mickey Grady

Emmaline Henry

Nora Grady

Sammee Tong

Sammy Ling

Brian Nash

Buddy Grady

Tim Rooney

Timmy Grady…

Alan Reed

Swidler

Bobby Van

Bobby…

Dort Clark

Sergant Klauber…

James Hong

Seymour…

Wayne Stam

Eddie

Patric Knowles

Admiral Worthington

Kitty Kelly

Molly

Grady Sutton

Mr. Freebish

Helene Winston

Mrs. Freebish

Karl Lukas

Policeman

Phil Arnold

Cabbie

Walter Burke

Grandpa Toddie

Tim Matheson

Mike

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Andy Hardy in a small hotel

Mickey is a cute family-oriented sitcom whereby good-natured Mickey and his family run a resort hotel. Although earnestly acted, the scripts were too generic; family crises, interfering relatives, etc. What might have saved this comedy was more tension, like the other hotel sitcoms, such as "The Bill Dana Show."