TV Pilots

Television pilot for a Three Stooges situation comedy, where the Stooges are painters and paperhangers and completely wreck a hapless couple's home.

Dale snaps the first picture ever of "Notched Ear Jackson" and then the chase is on. This Pilot became the Precursor to the Roy Rogers Show.

A dramatic t.v. pilot that tells the story of the tragic, mysterious "love deaths" of Crown Prince Rudolf and his mistress, Baroness Marie Vetsera at Mayerling in 1889.

Boring failed pilot revolving around the Andrews Sisters consisting primarily of them mouthing to already recorded songs with some mediocre comedy bits from a loose plot, sandwiched in between.

This is a pilot TV movie for a series about a former police captain turned eager defense attorney.

A school bus driver (Jack Warden) is fired by the local school board when he refuses to sign a loyalty oath. This was a pilot for a proposed anthology series that didn't sell.

Pilot for a proposed series about the comedic adventures of a Nevada casino's public affairs director.

Pilot film for an anthology series called "The Veil."

Light-hearted pilot for a proposed CBS detective series featuring characters created by Erle Stanley Gardner (under the pseudonym of A.A. Fair). Penny-pinching, rotund Bertha Cool runs a detective agency while her diminutive junior partner Donald Lam provides the legs and padded expense account. In the pilot, Lam's investigation of infidelity leads to murder.

Pilot for a sitcom about a family caught up in the craze over the latest teenage rock-and-roll sensation.

Pilot for a proposed anthology series where each story revolved around the meaning of one of the Ten Commandments in modern times. The theme for this story was the third commandment: "Thou shalt not take the Lord's name in vain."

Pilot for a proposed medical series set in a large metropolitan hospital. A woman must have an operation to save her life, but her husband refuses to authorize the procedure. Dr. Grant must learn why and convince him to allow the life-saving operation.

Pilot for a proposed western series about a footloose, guitar-strumming cowboy who helps folks with their problems. In the pilot episode, Johnny is hired to provide music for a wedding and discovers that the bride is an unwilling participant in the proposed nuptials.

In 1958, Ben Blue played all four brothers (the wealthy snob, the vaudevillian, the tramp and the average guy), in this comedy pilot for CBS. The network didn't exercise it's option and the pilot wasn't aired until 1965.

A famous Broadway husband and wife acting team moves into a staid old Connecticut town,anxious to fit in. Their scatterbrained daughter Maggie does her best to sabotage them with reporters and neighbors, including trying to convince the old lady next door that her hired man is in love with her.

Pilot for a situation comedy developed by CBS about the adventures of a gentle Irish-American beat cop and his non-confrontational methods of resolving neighborhood problems.

Pilot for a situation comedy about three war buddies who decide to chuck their individual careers and open a restaurant together.

Unsold situation comedy pilot about the complicated lives of a show business couple, their kids and friends.

Television series pilot for a proposed series that purported to show the circumstances behind a famous unsolved murder. The victim this time out is Martin 'Mugsy' Heidel, a West Coast underworld boss who loses all his Hollywood friends when he is accused of murdering a small-time bookie. He vows to create a fabulous hotel, casino and entertainment hot-spot just across the border in Nevada and make it so lavish that the men and women who snubbed him will crave his affection again. When Mugsy plows all the profits back into the hotel, his criminal bosses are not pleased and Heidel is 'retired' in a hail of bullets from an unknown assailant in revenge.

The adventures of a railroad detective in the old West were depicted in this unsold pilot for NBC- TV.

Pilot for an NBC series concerns the comedic adventures of two U.S. Navy seamen who try to wrangle a honeymoon for a shipmate and his bride.

In this pilot for a proposed NBC adventurer series, Richard Anderson plays a worldly-wise American who is hired by the French national police to watch over American tourists and prevent them from getting in trouble.

TV pilot masterminded by Bert I. Gordon and Herts-Lion International. Vincent Price hosts and plays a poltergeist while introducing the ghost story to follow, which turns out be an edited version of Gordon's "Tormented."

Pilot for a situation comedy where Ernestine (Marie Wilson) is constantly getting her father, the president of a small loan company, in trouble.

Pilot for a situation comedy about the misadventures of a family consisting of a former model, a magazine publisher and two kids.