Monroe Arnold

Monroe Arnold was an actor who had a successful Hollywood career. Arnold started off his career in film with roles in the drama "Pie in the Sky" (1964) with Lee Grant and "Fitzwilly" (1967). Arnold then began to rack up a number of film credits, including roles in the Dean Martin comedy "How to Save a Marriage and Ruin Your Life" (1968), the Arlo Guthrie comedic drama "Alice's Restaurant" (1969) and the dramatic adaptation "Goodbye, Columbus" (1969) with Richard Benjamin. Later in his career, Arnold acted in the Zack Norman comedy "America" (1986).

BEWITCHEDS1, E3

It Shouldn't Happen to a Dog

Samantha gives a dinner party to impress Rex Barker, one of Darrin's clients. Rex brings along his date, Babs Livingston, but advances on Samantha in the garden when he gets drunk. Barker becomes too aggressive and Samantha changes him into a dog. Darrin, thinking only of the possible loss of the account, is furious and Samantha locks him and the dog out. Endora sets a cat on the dog, who comes out much the worse for wear. Samantha takes Barker to a vet and then changes him back to a man. The next morning, Barker, not having learned a thing from the night before, again makes a pass at Samantha. This time Darrin floors him with a punch and walks out on his job. Later, Barker apologizes and signs the contract on condition that Darrin return to the agency.
GET SMARTS1, E6

Washington 4, Indians 3

Native Americans threaten to start a war unless the U.S. government returns all their land.
THE MUNSTERSS2, E31

Herman's Lawsuit

When caught in the middle of the street by a traffic signal change from "Walk" to "Don't Walk", Herman obeys the order and is struck by a car. Though he is uninjured, the car is completely wrecked and Herman faints at the realization of the havoc he has wrought.
MY FAVORITE MARTIANS2, E27

Uncle Baby

Martin feels his youth is fading, but his rejuvenation backfires when he returns to an infant state.

Monroe Arnold

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