The Doris Day Show Happiness Is Not Being Fired (Season 4, Episode 13)
TV-G
TV Episode | 24 min | Comedy

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The Doris Day Show

Happiness Is Not Being Fired (Season 4, Episode 13)

TV-G

TV Episode | 24 min | Comedy

Doris is fired after writing a piece that hit the Today's World publisher in the pocketbook, but maybe bygones will be bygones after Doris gets a firsthand scoop of a major crime story and threatens to sell the story to a competitor.

Director

Irving J. Moore

Writer

Arthur Julian (written by)

Producer

Edward H. Feldman

Composer

Jimmie Haskell

Cinematographer

Richard L. Rawlings

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Edit Released

Updated Dec 6, 1971

Release date

Dec 6, 1971 (United States)

Awards

Series awards

2 nominations

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Cast	+ Add Cast
15 cast members

Name	Known for
Doris Day Doris Martin Doris Martin See fewer	Love Me or Leave Me (1955)
John Dehner Cyril Bennett Cyril Bennett See fewer	The Boys from Brazil (1978)
Kaye Ballard Angie Pallucci Angie Pallucci See fewer	Baby Geniuses (1999)
Bruce Kirby Vito Carlotti Vito Carlotti See fewer	The Muppet Movie (1979)
Joseph Ruskin Harry Harry See fewer	Smokin' Aces (2006)
Lou Krugman Phony Vito Phony Vito See fewer	Not for Hire (1959)
Rick Hurst Mechanic Mechanic See fewer	Steel Magnolias (1989)
Don Newsome Police Officer Police Officer See fewer	Lenny (1974)
Jackie Joseph Jackie Parker (credit only) Jackie Parker (credit only) See fewer	Gremlins (1984)
Dick Cherney Exhibit Patron (uncredited) Exhibit Patron (uncredited) See fewer	Hannah Lee: An American Primitive (1953)
Louise Lane Exhibit Patron (uncredited) Exhibit Patron (uncredited) See fewer	Mod Squad (1968)
Joe Pine Exhibit Patron (uncredited) Exhibit Patron (uncredited) See fewer
Murray Pollack Exhibit Patron (uncredited) Exhibit Patron (uncredited) See fewer	Murder Without Tears (1953)
Clark Ross Diner Patron (uncredited) Diner Patron (uncredited) See fewer	Mission: Impossible (1966)
Norman Stevans Exhibit Patron (uncredited) Exhibit Patron (uncredited) See fewer	American Gigolo (1980)