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    • The Man Who Knew Too Much
    • Julie
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    • The Tunnel of Love
    • It Happened to Jane
    • Pillow Talk
    • Please Don't Eat the Daisies
    • Midnight Lace
    • Lover Come Back
    • That Touch of Mink
    • Billy Rose's Jumbo
    • The Thrill of It All
    • Move Over Darling
    • Send Me No Flowers
    • Do Not Disturb
    • The Glass Bottom Boat
    • The Ballad of Josie
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“When the show hit the air, it was everything you knew it would be— pure, unadulterated, wall-to-wall freckle, Doris-Daysies-in-my-garden-type Doris Day, a real throwback to the good old days when there was no problem that goodness couldn’t solve.”— TV Guide, December 28, 1968

"Doris was an amazing actress. When you watch her acting, it's not acting. She just 'is'. She believes in what she's doing, and was able to bring it on and on and on. I don't know how women can do it, but they can just puddle up those eyes. I was just crazy about her. I think she was a much better actress than what she was given credit for." - James Hampton from The Doris Day Companion A Beautiful Day by Pierre Patrick and Garry McGee



Season 3

Doris and the boys leave the ranch and move to San Francisco to a great apartment about Palucci's Italian restaurant.
Cast for Season 3 includes:
Doris Day, Denver Pyle, James Hampton, Phillip Brown, Todd Starke, Rose Marie, McClean Stevenson, Paul Smith, Kaye Ballard, Bernie Kopell, Billy DeWolfe


Click on the title to watch the full episode.

* Please note that we provide links to each episode for all five seasons on tv.com where available. They are also available on hulu.com. But we feel the video resolution is much better on tv.com. Depending upon your viewing device check both places, tv.com and hulu.com.

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September 14, 1970

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Title

"Doris Finds an Apartment"
"The Feminist"

"How Can I Ignore the Man Next Door?"
"Dinner for One"

"Doris Leaves Today's World" — Part 1

"Doris Leaves Today's World" — Part 2
"The Fashion Show"

"Lost and Found"

"Duke the Performer"

"Doris the Spy"

"Tony Bennett is Eating Here"

"Cousin Charlie"

"Love Makes the Pizza Go Round"
"Buck Visits the Big City"

"It's Christmas Time in the City"
"Doris vs Pollution"

"The Forward Pass"

"Duke's Girlfriend"

"Jarvis' Uncle"

"Lassoin' Leroy"

"Colonel Fairburn, Jr."

"Billy's First Date"


"Doris Goes to Hollywood"
"Skiing Anyone?"
"The Father-Son Weekend"
"Young Love"

Synopsis

Doris finds a great apartment in San Francisco. However, her lease is in jeopardy due to her friends, dogs and weirdos.
Doris masquerades as a cigar-smoking feminist to get the magazine rights to a book authored by an outspoken women's liberation leader.
Doris' worst nightmare comes true when Mr. Jarvis moves into the apartment next to hers.
Doris tries to do some marketing for help Angie and Louie's restaurant but almost gets the place shut down.
Billionaire William Tyler lures Doris away from Today's World for a job traveling around the world. Doris misses her family back home and realizes that she may have made a wrong decision.
Conclusion

French designer Montagne wants Doris to model at his San Francisco showing.
Doris and Myrna search for a lost manuscript written by Ron and wind up auditioning for a seedy night club as go-go dancers!
Duke returns with a nightclub act.

Doris gets the wrong briefcase and is mistaken for a spy by government agents.
Doris brings Tony to Pallucci's restaurant for a quiet dinner away from his adoring fans. But owner Angie gets so excited she broadcasts the singer's visit throughout the neighborhood.
Doris's cousin Charlie shows up. His top-secret government work brings trouble.
Doris tries to help Angie and Louie's marriage but may break them up instead of bringing them together.
Buck comes to the big city and has difficulties adjusting.

Mr. Jarvis doesn't like parties and is a real Scrooge to Doris and her guests.
Doris launches a campaign against air pollution.

Doris is used as bait by Ron in order to get an interview with a quarterback.
Doris tries to rescue Duke from a socialite whom Doris believes to be a phony.
Doris gets a visit from Jarvis's uncle who is surprisingly unlike Jarvis in every way.
Leroy's is squandering his rodeo prize winnings. Doris must come to his aid.
Doris is surprised to find that Colonel Fairburn's son is a hippie.

A father (widower) has concerns about his daughter Sue Ann going on her first date with Billy. In the process he falls for Doris.
Doris is surprised to learn that she has won a Doris Day Look-Alike Contest which the boys entered her in without her knowledge.
A doctor takes interest in Doris after meeting her at a ski resort.
Doris has to fill in for an all male camping trip when Grandpa can't make the trip with the boys.
Doris's niece pays a middle-of-the-night visit seeking her advice on how to patch up her marriage.

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  • Home
  • Magic Blog
  • Remembering Doris
    • Sentimental Journey Personal Tributes to the Magic of Doris Day
    • Doris Day was more complicated, and more forward-thinking, than she ever got credit for
    • Lifelong friend, business partner remembers Hollywood legend Doris Day
    • Doris Day, America's box-office sweetheart of the '50s and '60s, is dead at 97
    • Legendary actress and singer Doris Day has died
    • How Doris Day’s Movie Roles Challenged Stereotypes
    • Doris Day 'Died Peacefully' Surrounded by Her 'Loved Ones,' Says Manager
    • Secret love’s no secret anymore
    • The Matchless Presence of Doris Day
    • Doris Day's death mourned in Carmel, where icon lived
    • Remembering Doris Day
    • Dream a little dream of Doris Day
    • Inside Doris Day's Final Birthday Party at Her Home Near Carmel-by-the-Sea: 'It Was Idyllic'
    • Hollywood Pays Tribute to Doris Day
    • Doris Day, Cincinnati's girl next door, dead at 97
    • RIP Doris Day
    • R.I.P. Doris Day Decades
    • TCM Remembers Doris Day
    • Doris Day mourned by celebrities following her death: 'She was the world’s sweetheart'
    • Pine Cone Tribute
    • Doris Day rejected Lifetime Achievement Award about six times
    • Hollywood Remembers Doris Day: Paul McCartney, Tony Bennett, Goldie Hawn Sing Icon’s PraisesPage
    • Paul McCartney Remembers Doris Day: ‘She Was a True Star’
    • Doris Day Appreciation: Why Did Oscar Elude A Shining Star Of So Many Talents?Link Page
    • Paul Batura: Doris Day’s life was more than ‘Que Sera, Sera’ -- Because our ultimate future is ours to see
    • A Hip Sex Goddess Disguised as the Girl Next Doore
    • In Memoriam
  • Happy Birthday Doris!
    • 2020 Doris Tribute
    • Doris Day's 97th Birthday Celebration
    • Doris Day's 96th Birthday
    • Doris Day 95th Birthday in Carmel
    • Doris Day 92nd Birthday in Carmel
    • Doris Day 91st Birthday in Carmel
    • 90th Birthday Celebration
  • Tributes to an American Icon
    • A Tribute
    • Beneath wholesome image, Doris Day was an actor of depth
    • Doris Day Changed Us Forever
    • Why Doris Day reigns as one of the great jazz singers
    • Lucky Me
    • 60th Anniversary of “It Happened to Jane”
    • A Letter to an American Icon
    • What Singers Can Learn from Doris Day
    • Meeting My Idol
    • Doris Paved the Way for Women through Her Roles
    • Uptown Pluck
    • Reel Revival Doris Day
    • Not the Girl Next Door: Doris Day Reconsidered
    • Blonde and Blameless: Why I Love Doris Day Movies
    • A Tribute to Alma Sophia Welz Kappelhoff Day
    • Celebrity Memories
    • No More Que Será Será: Give Day Her Due
    • Doris Day Photo Gallery
  • Doris and Pets (It's Her Passion)
  • Magic Store
  • Music - Early Years
    • The Peak Years for Doris Music and Hits
    • 1957 and Beyond
    • The Studio Albums
    • Top 100 Hit Single Records
    • Doris Day Jukebox
    • Some Rare Recordings >
      • Rare Recordings, Part Two
    • Doris and Les "Those Were the Good Old Days"
    • Sheet Music Covers
  • Movies
    • Doris Day Co-Stars
    • Romance on the High Seas
    • My Dream Is Yours
    • It's a Great Feeling
    • Young Man with a Horn
    • Tea for Two
    • The West Point Story
    • Storm Warning
    • Lullaby of Broadway
    • On Moonlight Bay
    • I'll See You in My Dreams
    • Starlift
    • The Winning Team
    • April in Paris
    • By the Light of the Silvery Moon
    • Calamity Jane
    • Lucky Me
    • Young at Heart
    • Love Me or Leave Me
    • The Man Who Knew Too Much
    • Julie
    • The Pajama Game
    • Teacher's Pet
    • The Tunnel of Love
    • It Happened to Jane
    • Pillow Talk
    • Please Don't Eat the Daisies
    • Midnight Lace
    • Lover Come Back
    • That Touch of Mink
    • Billy Rose's Jumbo
    • The Thrill of It All
    • Move Over Darling
    • Send Me No Flowers
    • Do Not Disturb
    • The Glass Bottom Boat
    • The Ballad of Josie
    • Caprice
    • Where Were You When the Lights Went Out
    • With Six You Get Eggroll
    • Top 20 Girls Next Door in Movies
    • Press Books
    • Movie Memorabilia
  • Radio
  • Television
    • Doris Day Show Season 1
    • Doris Day Show Season 2
    • Doris Day Show Season 3
    • Doris Day Show Season 4
    • Doris Day Show Season 5
    • Doris Day Show Photo Gallery
    • Doris Day Specials
    • Doris Day's Best Friends
  • Interviews, Appearances on TV and Radio
    • 40's & 50's
    • 60's
    • 70's
    • 80's
    • 90's
    • 2000's & 10's
    • Radio Calls on Doris' Birthday
  • Latest News
    • 4-Legger News
  • Awards
    • Doris Day rejected Lifetime Achievement Award about six times
  • Doris Day Fashion
    • Doris Day in Pillow Talk: Couture Allure
  • Doris in Carmel
    • DayDreamers
  • Doris through the Years
    • Cover Girl (Magazine Covers)
  • Quotes by and about Doris
  • Doris Talks to Her Fans (Fan Club Tapes)
    • Fans Talk To Doris
  • Who Knows What Might Have Been
    • Who Knows What Might Have Been, PART 2
  • Creative Video Collection
  • Doris Day Collector
  • And a few rounds of applause...
  • Contact Us