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- I'm Dickens, He's Fenster is an American sitcom starring John Astin and Marty Ingels that ran on ABC from September 28, 1962 to May 10, 1963. The series was created and produced by Leonard Stern and filmed at Desilu. (en)
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- John Astin as Dickens and Marty Ingels as Fenster (en)
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- Arthur Hiller (en)
- Norman Abbott (en)
- Claudio Guzmán (en)
- Leonard Stern (en)
- Claudio Guzman (en)
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- "The 'I'm Dickens- He's Fenster' March" (en)
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- Arch has a new romantic interest—a nurse named Beverly who's under the mistaken impression that he's a doctor. (en)
- Mel believes that he's been a disappointment to his son Ralph, which results in Harry and Arch suggesting that he take the boy on a camping trip. (en)
- The daughter of Harry's old friend comes to visit, with Harry becoming protective of her because of the possibility of Arch dating the young woman. (en)
- Harry gives Arch some misplaced marital advice. (en)
- Harry's joke fails to get much response from either Kate or his co-workers. (en)
- Harry believes that he's been selected to do a television commercial but soon finds out that he has to compete against other carpenters for the job. (en)
- After Harry is taken to a local hospital following a minor accident on the job, Arch's exaggerated concern results in attendants thinking he's the patient. (en)
- Harry and Arch's Bannister is bald and believes his indecision is due to his high forehead, which results in the duo convincing him to purchase a toupee. (en)
- Arch's bachelor apartment quickly becomes a crowded refuge after his friends all have arguments with their wives. (en)
- Arch is fired from a construction job because a succession of girl friends visit him at work and distract his fellow employees. (en)
- Harry and Arch are given the task of not only naming a co-worker's 11th child, but also serving as godfathers. (en)
- During the course of his sleep in Harry's home, Arch is heard bad-mouthing him. (en)
- Harry gets Arch and Mulligan to split the cost of a car with him and the three partners end up buying Mel's car. (en)
- While Mulligan attempts to protect his sister Molly, a singer at a local nightclub, from smooth-talking men, Arch decides to create the alter ego of Valenciaga, a Latin dancer. (en)
- Harry and Kate try to give a dinner party without Arch finding out about it. (en)
- Kate's attempt at getting Harry to do any work around the house fails, which results in her deciding to hire a carpenter. That means that Harry will have to bid on the job. (en)
- During the demolition of a mansion once owned by a notorious mobster, Harry and Arch discover a hidden strongbox. (en)
- Arch and Harry decide to replace the outmoded carpenters' manual with a new one. Harry will be in charge of the text, with Arch handling the photographs. (en)
- Harry and Arch pose as doctors to investigate Kate's activities as a nurse. (en)
- Harry promises to produce a movie star for the carpenter's welfare show, but when he fails, Arch tries to help him out. Brief appearance by Jim Nabors. (en)
- Using devious methods, Arch helps Harry get the foreman's position on a house-building project.
Guest star: Vitina Marcus (en)
- Harry is chosen as the captain of a table tennis team that's been formed by the carpenters to compete in an industrial league. (en)
- Deciding that Kate doesn't love him enough, Harry decides to try to make her jealous. (en)
- Kate is scheduled to sing at a benefit for the hospital, but Harry's afraid that a talent scout will spot her and turn her into a big star. (en)
- Harry, Arch and their co-workers decide to throw a retirement party for a fellow carpenter who's being forcibly retired. (en)
- Harry tries to get away from Arch long enough to purchase a gift to celebrate their first meeting a decade earlier. (en)
- After Kate suggests Harry give Arch a dog for companionship, Arch becomes so attached to it that he ignores everyone. (en)
- Arch's reputation as a lover is at stake when he and a painter wager on their mutual attempt to woo an attractive art gallery manager. (en)
- After seeing a Wanted poster, Harry and Arch are convinced that the photo resembles their friend. (en)
- Harry and Arch quit their job and set up an independent operation with offices set up in Harry and Kate's living room. (en)
- Arch decides to throw a party, but Harry determines the guest list is too long. The duo then decides to go to another carpenter's party instead. (en)
- Arch falls for a princess who happens to be masquerading as her own maid. (en)
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- The Joke (en)
- The Bet (en)
- The Syndicate (en)
- A Small Matter of Being Fired (en)
- A Wolf in Friend's Clothing (en)
- Big Opening at the Hospital (en)
- Get Off My Back (en)
- Harry, the Contractor (en)
- Harry, the Father Image (en)
- Have Car, Will Quarrel (en)
- Here's to the Three of Us (en)
- Hotel Fenster (en)
- How Not to Succeed in Business (en)
- Is There a Doctor in the House? (en)
- Kick Me Kate (en)
- King Archibald, the First (en)
- Love Me, Love My Dog (en)
- Mr. Take Over (en)
- Number One Son (en)
- Nurse Dickens (en)
- Part-Time Friend (en)
- Party, Party, Who's Got the Party? (en)
- Say It with Pictures (en)
- Senior Citizen Charlie (en)
- Table Tennis, Anyone? (en)
- The Acting Game (en)
- The Carpenters Four (en)
- The Double Life of Mel Warshaw (en)
- The Godfathers (en)
- The Great Valenciaga (en)
- The Toupee Story (en)
- The Yellow Badge of Courage (en)
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- Sheldon Keller, Howard Merrill, Don Hinkley & Mel Tolkin (en)
- Arthur Alsberg & Bob Fisher (en)
- Dick Chevillat & Ray Singer (en)
- Don Hinkley & Mel Tolkin (en)
- Don Hinkley, Mel Tolkin & Leonard Stern (en)
- Frank Fox & Martin Roth (en)
- Jerry Davis & Mel Diamond (en)
- Leonard Stern & Don Hinkley (en)
- Leonard Stern & Mel Tolkin (en)
- Mel Diamond & Jerry Davis (en)
- Mel Tolkin & Don Hinkley (en)
- Story by: Arthur Alsberg & Bob Fisher (en)
- Story by: Barry Blitzer & Walter Kempley (en)
- Story by: Fred Freeman & Garry Marshall (en)
- Story by: Jerry Davis (en)
- Teleplay by: Don Hinkley & Mel Tolkin (en)
- Teleplay by: Leonard Stern & Mel Tolkin (en)
- Victor McLeod & Bob O'Brien (en)
- Wilton Schiller & Jay Sommers (en)
- Teleplay by: Don Hinkley, Mel Tolkin & Leonard Stern (en)
- Teleplay by: Arthur Alsberg, Bob Fisher, Don Hinkley & Mel Tolkin (en)
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- I'm Dickens, He's Fenster is an American sitcom starring John Astin and Marty Ingels that ran on ABC from September 28, 1962 to May 10, 1963. The series was created and produced by Leonard Stern and filmed at Desilu. (en)
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- I'm Dickens, He's Fenster (en)
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