The timeless comedy of George Burns and Gracie Allen moved to television in 1950 when Gracie brought her own unique perspective to all kinds of situations. The fourth wall was broken as …

Following Gracie Allen's retirement from show business, George Burns tried to carry on by himself with his "Burns and Allen" cast and crew -- but fell far short of the mark.

A door-to-door book salesman finds Gracie to be a tough customer; George and Harry try to get out of going to the movies by teaching their wives a confusing card game they invented for that …

The Burns and Mortons each buy four tickets for the football game, but when they realize there are more tickets than people, each couple decides to sell them - and matters worse, Gracie …

Now that Gracie has been hypnotized into becoming the smartest woman in the world, she starts winning quiz shows, while George is demoted to taking care of the household chores.

The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show (TV Series 1950–1958) - Cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.

The Burns' are interviewed by a reporter who hopes to talk to the real people, not their wacky TV personas. Meanwhile, Ronnie joins the school cheerleading squad; Mrs. Sohmers hopes to …

The name Harry Von Zell became a household word, while riding on the talented coattails of the husband/wife team of George Burns and Gracie Allen in their classic TV sitcom The George …

Ronnie Burns was born on 9 July 1935 in Evanston, Illinois, USA. He was an actor, known for The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show (1950), Bernardine (1957) and The George Burns Show …

The radio show finally ended in 1949 and was reworked into the popular TV show "The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show" (1950-1958). Allen would typically play the "illogically logical" …