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My Three Sons

Guest in the House (Season 4, Episode 37)

TV Episode | 30 min | Comedy, Family

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Steve is asked to take in a boy, who is a delinquent. When Steve has to be out of town that week, it is up to Bub and the boys to handle the visit. When someone (Tony Dow) comes to the house, they assume he is the delinquent.

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Updated May 28, 1964

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May 28, 1964 (United States)

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Won 1 Golden Globe Award. Another 9 nominations

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10 cast members

Name	STARmeter	Known for
Fred MacMurray Steve Douglas Steve Douglas See fewer	Members only	Double Indemnity (1944)
William Frawley Michael Francis 'Bub' O'Casey Michael Francis 'Bub' O'Casey See fewer	Members only	I Love Lucy (1951)
Tim Considine Mike Douglas Mike Douglas See fewer	Members only	My Three Sons (1960)
Don Grady Robbie Douglas Robbie Douglas See fewer	Members only	My Three Sons (1960)
Stanley Livingston Chip Douglas Chip Douglas See fewer	Top 5000	My Three Sons (1960)
Tony Dow Gilbert Thornbury Gilbert Thornbury See fewer	Members only	Leave It to Beaver (1957)
Sarah Selby Judge Helen Weston Judge Helen Weston See fewer	Members only	Tower of London (1962)
John Alvin Mr. Chandler Mr. Chandler See fewer	Members only	Somewhere in Time (1980)
Frank Gerstle Policeman Policeman See fewer	Members only	D.O.A. (1949)
Lesley-Marie Colburn Frieda (uncredited) Frieda (uncredited) See fewer	Members only	The Red Skelton Hour (1951)