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

E10▶

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

E20Playing

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

Martin wants to help Tim with the household expenses, and without a money earning activity, decides to sell art he's currently painting to relive boredom. Martin can paint in the style of any famous artist. Mr. Green of the Green Gallery notices Martin's first piece is just like a Van Gogh, and eagerly takes and sells it. As such, Mr. Green commissions Martin to paint some more and they sell as quickly as Martin gets them to the gallery. Mr. Green wants to have a showing of Martin's work. When Tim mentions that this might not be a good idea as it may raise questions about Martin himself, Martin offers Tim up as the true artist of the paintings. At the show, Mr. Bentley, the art expert brought in the evaluate the show, is skeptical that Tim painted all the paintings, since they are all in different styles. Mr. Green suggests that Tim provide a real life demonstration of his painting process. Martin assures Tim that with his help, he can indeed paint. However, when Tim's demonstration is supposed to start, Martin has an allergic reaction which is affecting his Tim-assisting painting finger. Martin has to find out what he's allergic to and get rid of the item. Tim is nervously on his own until Martin finds the allergy inducing source. Martin discovers the source is a corsage worn by Mrs. Bentley. Martin manages to get rid of the corsage, and Tim, with Martin's help, proceeds with his painting demonstration to great fanfare. Mr. Bentley deems Tim a major art talent. However Martin announces that Tim has given up on emulating the masters, and will strike out as an artist on his own merit and own style. As such, Tim is a failure. Tim's art career is over, much to his relief.