The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet - A Rose a Day (1/3)

Wally joins the family for dinner and Harriet tells a story about Ozzie's first absence from home, some twenty-five years previously. Ozzie can't remember it but Harriet states that during that time Ozzie sent her one red rose every day for a week.

The next day, Joe, Ozzie's next door neighbor confronts Ozzie calling him a "Rose A Day Romeo." It seems that Joe's wife, Clara, heard the "rose a day" story from Harriet and is jealous. Later that day the perplexed Ozzie receives a delivery of one red rose for Harriet.

Ozzie believes that Joe sent the rose as a practical joke. Joe denies sending the rose and he and Ozzie set out to do some detective work on the mysterious rose delivery.

Renown character actor, Robert "Bob" Jellison, plays the role of the tip hungry delivery man.

Other Cast Members

Wally - Skip Young
Joe Randolph - Lyle Talbot
Clara Randolph - Mary Jane Croft

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[BobChippewa]

I grew up watching Ozzie and Harriet. And all I can say they did not reflect of what was going on this country! It was true fantasy and nothing else!

[hwy61media]

@BobChippewa Unless you're watching the evening news or a documentary, isn't most television "fantasy and nothing else!" I think most people watch television more for it's entertainment value than anything else.

We know all too well that dreadful things are happening around the world. People in the fifties and sixties were aware of it as well.

You are, however, entitled to your opinion.

[urbild]

I think Wally should be King of the Universe!

[hwy61media]

@urbild LOL. Thanks for commenting!

[goplh]

These shows make me want to start a family and become a homemaker.

[hwy61media]

This is a great comment. Thanks :)

[VictoriaRu29]

@BobChippewa I grew up at the same time you did, and we watched TV to be entertained and get some laughs. Why is it that people can no longer enjoy the gentle humor and family fun of those times without getting so serious? Thank God I can remember a time like this on television, these programs were sure better than the garbage they have on now! There is a reason these shows are still popular: they speak to the heart. There is always sorrow in life, we need joy and laughter to balance the tears.

[oandhofficial]

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[dbmrhi]

Wow, they're are all gone now.

[AstoriaMichelle99]

1966 - winds of change really blew. When the show ended Wally started Wal-Mart.

[Killersfrombeyond]

Color!

[fromthesidelines]

...however, the competition- CBS' "LOST IN SPACE" and NBC's "THE VIRGINIAN"- forced the network to move "OZZIE & HARRIET" from their established 7:30pm(et) Wednesday night time period, to Saturdays at 7:30 in January 1966. There, competition fron CBS' "JACKIE GLEASON SHOW" and NBC's "FLIPPER" just about diminished it to the point where Ozzie decided to end the series after 14 seasons [and a combined 22 years on radio and television].

[ETericET]

@hwy61media News since it was taken over by the corperations is also fantacy.

[Caretaker24523]

Ok someone correct me if I'm wrong.... did Rick and Kris's kids ever appear on the show? Maybe it's just a misplaced memory but I could have sworn I remember seeing Tracy on the show at least once... or am I mistaken?

[MrDavearama]

Compared to O&H, Leave it to Beaver is the Sopranos.