Private Secretary(1953–1957)

Good Neighbors

The Rivals

Where Oh Where

One Bewitching Hour

The Brass Ring

Humpty Dumpty

Original and Two Carbons

Susie for President

Goodbye, Susie, Hello

Carl Evans hires Susie away from Peter Sands by offering her more pay ($48 more a week); at first, she turns him down, but when Peter Sands tells her he can ""get along without her,"" she consents to move. She has a palatial new office, but is quickly bored, and eventually finds that Carl Evans does not listen to her advice the way Peter Sands used to. In order to get herself fired, she botches his coffee, wears ugly glasses, refuses to answer the phone, and spends hours on the phone with her friend Sylvia. He finally fires her and she goes back to Peter Sands, who rewards her with an expensive ($67.79) hat that she has been longing to buy.

Sweet Foxy

Secretaries Are People Too

Screaming Meemies

Tangled Web

Blessing in Disguise

Tenth Anniversary

Progress Is Here to Stay

Mambo

Anything Can Happen

A Scream in the Night

The Perfect Speciman

An Ounce of Prevention

Mr. Neanderthal

Candy

Finders Keepers

The Root of All Evil

Oh, Oh, Suzette

The Slow Curve

Whistler's Daughter

America's Sweethearts

The Platt Plan

Midtown Mardi Gras

Room for Improvement

Turnabout

To Each His Own

In Darkest Manhattan

The Shade of the Old Family Tree

Little Bo Bop

Old Dog, New Tricks

Oh, Brother!

Cat on a Hot Tin File

The Little Caesar of Bleaker Street

Seven Ways to Fire

Passing the Buck

Too Good to Be True

Susie's Crusade

Havana or Bust

Two Weeks with Pay

Miami

The Hubby Killer

The Little Acorn that Didn't Grow

Cast Thy Bread

Weekend in Connecticut

Seven out of Ten

Two of a Kind

Girl of the Year

The Blau-Holstein Memoirs

Sable Coat

Shrinking Vi

The Little Monster

Mind Over Matter

Friend in Need

Vive L'Amour

Tempest in a Pickle Jar

And Susie is the Sun

A young boy has a crush on Susie and insists on coming between her and a man.

High Spirits

Live Wire

A Still Small Voice

April Showers

Crazy Mixed-up Kid

A Matter of Taste

Femme Fatale

The Bachelor Takes a Wife

The Eyes Have It

Where There Is a Will

Old Flame

Servant Problem

Old Soldiers

Lady From Paris

Suspicion

A Man Called Smith

Star Struck

Who Dunit

Too Much Spring

Penny Wise, Pound Foolish

Child Labor

French Leave

In the season premiere, Peter loans Susie out to a French producer who's visiting in town. The loyal Susie prevents Mr. Sands from being double-crossed.

All That Glitters

Susie has dreams of becoming a stock market big shot as she sinks her savings into a questionable uranium stock. Peter and Vi get caught up in the excitement and do the same.

The Reunion

Susie gets together with three old classmates and they convince her she's a social failure.

The Sow's Ear

Susie does a favor for her arch enemy Cagey Calhoun. He returns the favor by stealing one of her clients. This means war.

How to Handle the Boss

Susie has been chosen by a magazine to write an article on how to handle the boss. The deadline is looming and she's got writer's block. Her boyfriend, Tony, agrees to be her ghostwriter. The article he turns in offends everyone in the office.

What Every Secretary Knows

Opera impresario Bernard Hugo is producing a new musical on Broadway and Mr. Sands is determined to place a couple of his clients into the show. When Hugo would not take Sands' calls, Susie gets involved in the project. She volunteers her boss to host a huge banquet of opera lovers. Nan Leslie appears as Phyllis Gerarde and Madge Blake as Mrs. Hugo.

Dollars and Sense

Susie's shopping and spending is out of control. She hands her paycheck to Vi with orders to ration her to just one dollar a day. Vi is unable to control Susie and her money so Mr. Sands is given the job.

Her Best Enemy

Cagey Calhoun is desperate to get a look at the Meredith contract, the envy of performers in New York. Sure that Susie wouldn't let him see it, he uses psychology, sweet talk, and an accidental fire to try to get his hands on it. When they don't work, he sends in his dear, ancient "mother" to snoop through her files.

Three's a Crowd

A producer and a playwright have both become enchanted with Susie. Each becomes so jealous of the other that they cancel their contracts with Susie's boss.

The Big Shot

An aspiring young actress is promised a starring role in a play — by the agency's office boy.

That's No Lady - That's an Agent

Blanche Colvey is a conniving theatrical agent who turns on her feminine charms to steal a Russian singer before he can sign with Peter. Hearing that Blanche wants to hire a secretary who speaks Russian to help her grab the client, Susie dons a black wig and a thick accent, and shows up as Sonia.

Not Quite Paradise

Vi's Aunt Martha and busybody neighbor Della jump to conclusions when she innocently invites Mr. Sands and Susie over for dinner. The two old hens are sure Vi and Peter are a couple and do everything they can to prompt a marriage proposal. This includes making Susie look like an incompetent booze hound.

The Efficiency Expert

Mr. Sands takes the advice of a possible future partner and brings in an efficiency expert to streamline the operation. Susie's passive resistance prevents anything from changing.

Two and Two Make Five

Susie pictures herself serving a long prison sentence when Inspector Bascom of the Internal Revenue Department comes for an audit. She's asked to explain her return, which puts her mixed-up filing system on display. Meanwhile, Mr. Sands searches for a voice for an animated commercial.