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Dagwood hates the way the living room looks and wants it redecorated, but deciding who should design it, and in what style, complicates matters.
Dagwood hates the way the living room looks and wants it redecorated, but deciding who should design it, and in what style, complicates matters.
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S1, EP6 "Get That Gun"Dithers promises his wife that he won't add any more antique guns to his collection; he enlists Dagwood to buy it for him and pretend to give it to him as a present.
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S1, EP7 "The Feud"After Blondie and Harriet go to a woman's meeting and learn about international relations, they attempt to apply what they learned to resolve a fight between Dagwood and Herb.
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S1, EP8 "The Quiz Show"Feeling like a failure because he hasn't done anything famous to make Alexander proud, Dagwood applies to compete in a nationwide quiz show.
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S1, EP9 "Husbands Once Removed"Without a marriage certificate to prove they're married, Blondie takes advantage of the situation to make Dagwood court her a second time.
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S1, EP22 "Cupid's Question Column"Blondie is asked to write an advice column for the local newspaper.
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S1, EP19 "Blondie Redecorates"Dagwood hates the way the living room looks and wants it redecorated, but deciding who should design it, and in what style, complicates matters.
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S1, EP18 "Made to Fire"Blondie takes a job in order to afford a new washing machine, so she hires a maid to take care of the house while she's away. However, the maid's actions make the Bumsteads suspicious.
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S1, EP17 "Puppy Love"Blondie and Dagwood are concerned over Alexander, who appears to be dealing with a bad case of puppy love.
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