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To save money while having their house redecorated, the Dithers move in with the Bumsteads.
To save money while having their house redecorated, the Dithers move in with the Bumsteads.
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S1, EP1 "Sudden Wealth"To boost his confidence so he can ask for a raise, Blondie sends a fake telegram to Dagwood making him believe he's inherited a large sum of money.
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S1, EP2 "It's for the Birds"Mr. Dithers is hospitalized and leaves Dagwood in charge of a construction project; when nesting birds cause a delay, Mr. Dithers is less than pleased.
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S1, EP3 "The Folks Who Came To Dinner"To save money while having their house redecorated, the Dithers move in with the Bumsteads.
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