Peg's First Date. NBC From Disc

Hello everyone, this is Dr. Allison Jeeps' father, bringing you the weekly news from Grove Falls. This week our show should have a special interest for all you fathers with teenage daughters, especially if you also happen to have a young man around the house who takes his brotherly responsibilities very seriously.

I refer of course to the prop and mainstay of my declining years, My Son Jeep. Yes, it's my son, Jeep, the bright and warm-hearted adventures of the Allison family of Grove Falls, transcribed by the National Broadcasting Company, starring Donald Cook as Doc, and introducing young Martin Houston as wonderful, unpredictable, 10-year-old Jeep Allison.

It's strange, but all the crises in our household have one thing in common. I'm always the last one to know what's going on. Well, naturally, when somebody finally gets around to telling me, I might act a little surprised.

Well, who wouldn't? This particular surprise started one day when Jeep and Peggy were walking home from school together. I don't know, but since in front of me in class, you know, she's the one who always laughs at me when I can't answer a question.

Uh-huh. Well, I sure got back at her today, that don't bunny. You did? Yeah. Miss Cole asked her what year of pun pay was buried. She did? So Emily said she didn't know he was dead.

Boy, I sure did laugh. Did you? Trouble is, Miss Cole has recalled on me next. I didn't know when he died either. You're not even listening to me. What's the matter with you? Nothing. There is so.

And you got that dopey look on your face. Well, that's all you know about it, Chief Baoesson. I suppose you tell me Elizabeth Taylor looks dopey. What she got to do with you? Well it just so happens that this is the look she uses when she meets her man.