The Abbott and Costello Show (1952)
Bud and Lou are unemployed actors living in Mr. Fields’ boarding house. Lou’s girlfriend Hillary lives across the hall. Many situations arise leading to slapstick and puns.
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Cast and crew
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Bud Abbott
Bud Abbott
52 episodes
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Lou Costello
Lou Costello
52 episodes
- Sid Fields Sid Fields / Claude Melonhead / Friendly Fields / Mr. Fields of Fields Employment Agency / Sheriff / Dr. Mildew 50 episodes
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Gordon Jones
Mike Kelly
33 episodes
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Bobby Barber
Hercules / Janitor / Delivery Man with Box / Newspaper Vendor / Nightclub Bouncer / Man with Cake / Guess-Your-Weight Customer / Man Phoning Australia / Tout / Man with Overcoat / Man in Grandfather Clock / Man with Balloon / Angry Pedestrian / Restaurant Customer / Pete / Second Man with Cigar / John Rednose / Man in Pajamas / Chauffeur / Painter / Barfly / Jake / Crazy Concert Pianist
25 episodes
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Hillary Brooke
Hillary Brooke
23 episodes
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Joe Kirk
Mr. Bacciagalupe / Drugstore Customer / Indian / Double Crossing Dan
19 episodes
- Milt Bronson Police Sergeant / Man / Doctor / Crazy Man / Sam Speedy / Clarence (voice) / Taxi Driver / Ring Announcer / Man Phoning Brazil / Bank Teller / First Man in 'Floogle Street' Routine / Baseball Catcher / Brakeman / Repairman / Stinky's Brother (voice) / Mr. Bronson / Heckler (voice) 18 episodes
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Joe Besser
Stinky Davis
12 episodes
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Joan Shawlee
Eyewitness in Courtroom / Opera-Loving Lady in Park / Marriage License Bureau Clerk / Girl in Doctor's Office / Miss Brown / Cash Register Lady / Telephone Operator / Receptionist
8 episodes
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Murray Leonard
Doctor / Man Phoning Chambersburg / The Commissioner / Landlord
5 episodes
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Ray Walker
Policeman / Police Lt. Smith / Ray Walker Retired Actors Home Man / Smith
5 episodes
- Full cast
- Directing
- Jean Yarbrough
- Writing
- Sid Fields, Clyde Bruckman, Jack Townley and 2 more
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Details
- Status
- Ended
- First air date
- Dec. 5, 1952
- Original language
- English
- Production countries
- United States of America
- Networks
- Syndication