The Amos 'n Andy Show

When the Kingfish gets drafted, his wife and his lodge brothers applaud but soon change their tune when his outfit is to go overseas.

Sapphire becomes jealous over Kingfish's new lodge hall secretary. The Kingfish mistakenly signs a letter requesting a mail order bride with a letter requesting a wash woman for the building.

Andy wants to marry a very young girl until he meets her mother, a formidable woman he jilted many years ago.

Pilot episode. The Kingfish swindles Andy out of a rare coin and Andy swindles it right back by use of a clever trick in a phone booth coin slot.

The Kingfish decides to reform because he thinks he is about to become a father.

Andy becomes a hero when he overpowers a gang of counterfeiters and collects a fat reward.

The Kingfish thinks Sapphire has been murdered when she leaves him in a huff and he can find no trace of her.

The Kingfish wants Andy to marry wealthy Mrs. Winslow, even when the not-so-wealthy woman actually show up.

The Kingfish, trying to pawn a gun, is mistaken for a robber.

The Kingfish accidentally answers a newspaper ad for a lonely hearts club, and when a girl shows up at his office, Andy poses as the Kingfish.

The Kingfish and Andy go into the parking lot business and wind up in the used car business

Sapphire is so delighted with her surprise from the Kingfish, a fur coat, that he hasn't the heart to tell her that the coat is not for her.

Andy and the Kingfish find that a snapshot they took is worth $1000 because it shows a man robbing a store.

The Kingfish has swindled too many people and is losing all of his friends so he goes on a reform kick.

The Kingfish takes a job as a real estate agent and must prove himself by selling a house on condemned land-- he does, to Andy.

After a domestic fight, the Kingfish writes a fake letter form the license bureau stating that he and Sapphire were never legally married.

The Kingfish's mother-in-law elopes with a conman and a fleecer of widows.

The Kingfish's mother-in-law is so set on marrying a man that even when his wife shows up she still says he is hers.

The Kingfish and Sapphire imitate participants in a radio show about a happy marriage, in order to change the pattern of their stormy marriage.

The Kingfish and Andy, co-owners of a car, compete with each other in the collection of traffic tickets.

The Kingfish goes to a lavish dinner party at which he finds, uncomfortably, that Sapphire is a waitress.

The Kingfish and Andy buy a diner, which was doing a good business, and run it out of business.

The Kingfish is conned into buying stolen turkeys from a country bumpkin.

When the Kingfish's Uncle Clarence is coming to visit, the Kingfish must put together a phony family quickly, to protect his uncle's gift of $500, he gave the Kingfish by telling him he has a child.

Clamming that his mother-in-law disturbs his home, the Kingfish takes his problems to family court. Meanwhile, more relatives show up.

The Kingfish winds up on a cattle boat bound for South America when Sapphire plots to separate him from his worthless friends.

Andy buys hospitalization insurance from the Kingfish and then relaxes in the hospital, turning the Kingfish frantic with bills he can't pay.