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Release Date:
3 July 1952 (USA)
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Tagline:
America's Favorite Science Teacher, Underdog And All-Around Nice Guy!
Plot:
Wally Cox as Mr. Peepers played a shy science teacher at "Jefferson Junior High". Mr. Peepers was always facing problems, but never outwitted.
Awards:
Nominated for 8 Primetime Emmys.
Another 1 win
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User Comments:
Well-liked comedy from TV's "Golden Age"
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| Bruce Mapes | .... | lighting technician (26 episodes, 1952-1953) |
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Additional Details
Runtime:
30 min
Aspect Ratio:
1.33 : 1
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'Mister Peepers' was originally a summer series only for NBC and wasn't on the fall schedule for 1952.
"Doc Corkle" (1952) was originally on NBC's schedule, but was canceled after only 3 episodes. 'Mister Peepers', which had scored well with viewers and critics during its summer run, replaced 'Doc Corkle' on the schedule.
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One of the first TV shows I remember was "Mr. Peepers." I saw it between the ages of five and eight. The details of the program escape me, save for mental images of Wally Cox, Tony Randall, and Marion Lorne, and for some reason, the quirky theme song which I can still hum. I also recall the impression that it was good-natured and that my parents really liked the show. The kinescopes (16mm films of live TV taken off a picture tube)have evidently deteriorated badly. That's sad, because I'd love to see those. If you do run across them, resurrected, they're worth seeing.