My Favorite Martian

E01▶

My Favorite Martin

Sep 29, 1963 · 30m

E02▶

The Matchmakers

Oct 6, 1963 · 30m

E03▶

There is No Cure for the Common Martian

Oct 13, 1963 · 30m

E04▶

Russians R in Season

Oct 20, 1963 · 30m

E05▶

Man or Amoeba

Oct 27, 1963 · 30m

E06▶

The Man on the Couch

Nov 3, 1963 · 30m

E07▶

A Loaf of Bread, a Jug of Wine and Peaches

Nov 10, 1963 · 30m

E08▶

The Awful Truth

Nov 17, 1963 · 30m

E09▶

Rocket to Mars

Dec 1, 1963 · 30m

E10Playing

Raffles No. 2

Dec 8, 1963 · 30m

E11▶

The Atom Misers

Dec 15, 1963 · 30m

E12▶

That Little Old Matchmaker, Martin

Dec 22, 1963 · 30m

E13▶

How to Be a Hero Without Really Trying

Dec 29, 1963 · 30m

E14▶

Blood Is Thicker than the Martian

Jan 5, 1964 · 30m

E15▶

Poor Little Rich Cat

Jan 12, 1964 · 30m

E16▶

Rx for Martian

Jan 19, 1964 · 30m

E17▶

Going, Going, Gone

Feb 2, 1964 · 30m

E18▶

Who Am I?

Feb 9, 1964 · 30m

E19▶

Now You See It, Now You Don't

Feb 16, 1964 · 30m

E20▶

My Nephew the Artist

Feb 23, 1964 · 30m

E21▶

Hitchhike to Mars

Mar 1, 1964 · 30m

E22▶

Uncle Martin's Broadcast

Mar 8, 1964 · 30m

E23▶

An Old, Old Friend of the Family

Mar 15, 1964 · 30m

E24▶

Super-Duper Snooper

Mar 22, 1964 · 30m

E25▶

The Sinkable Mrs. Brown

Apr 5, 1964 · 30m

E26▶

Martin and the Eternal Triangle

Apr 12, 1964 · 30m

E27▶

Danger! High Voltage!

Apr 19, 1964 · 30m

E28

E28▶

If You Can't Lick Them

Apr 26, 1964 · 30m

E29▶

Unidentified Flying Uncle Martin

May 3, 1964 · 30m

E30▶

How Are You Gonna Keep Them Down on the Pharmacy?

May 10, 1964 · 30m

E31▶

Miss Jekyll and Hyde

May 17, 1964 · 30m

E32▶

Who's Got the Power?

May 24, 1964 · 30m

E33▶

Oh, My Aching Antenna

May 31, 1964 · 30m

E34▶

The Disastro-nauts

Jun 7, 1964 · 30m

E35▶

Shake Well and Don't Use

Jun 14, 1964 · 30m

E36▶

A Nose for News

Jun 21, 1964 · 30m

E37▶

Uncle Martin's Wisdom Tooth

Jun 28, 1964 · 30m

When Martin almost gets a parking ticket, Tim thinks it might be a good idea if Martin legitimizes his Earthly driving by getting a driver's license. Down at the Department of Motor Vehicles, finger-printless Martin has to do some fancy work when he is about to be finger printed. He steals the prints of another man at the DMV. Unfortunately for Martin, that print matches the only unidentified print at a major jewel robbery the previous year. In a routine cross check, the police find the print in Martin's file. And Tim covered the jewel robbery for the paper, something the police find probably more than just a coincidence. Martin and Tim find out that the police are watching them and the reason, and so Martin thinks it a good idea to flush out the jewel thief: he reads that there is a party where Mrs. Summer Winthrop will be displaying the galaxy diamond necklace around her neck, a lure too irresistible for the thief. At the party, the guests are populated predominantly by police - both in uniform and under cover - and the thief, Brian Henley, and his female accomplice, who Martin recognizes from the DMV office. Henley manages to slip the necklace off Mrs. Winthrop, slip it to his accomplice, who in turn slips it into the crown of the cap of Captain Farrow, the lead police investigator. Henley plans to steal the necklace back after the place has been unsecured, and he is no longer a suspect (he was the only person close the Mrs. Winthrop when the necklace went missing). Martin, seeing where the necklace was stashed, plans to plant it back on Henley. No matter what Henley does to get rid of the necklace Martin plants in his pocket, he is no match for Martin's levitation finger. Henley is quickly apprehended, and Martin and Tim cleared.