The Gerald McBoing-Boing Show
Season 1
S1 · E1 · Dec 16, 1956
A Horse of Course/The Invisible Moustache of Raoul Dufy/Miserable Pack of Wolves Episode 1
S1 · E2 · Dec 16, 1956
The Twelve Days of Christmas/The Freezee Yum Story/Alouette Episode 2
S1 · E3 · Dec 17, 1956
Twirlinger Twins in Alphabet Song/The Merry Go Round in the Jungle Episode 3
S1 · E4 · Dec 18, 1956
Outlaws/The Day of the Fox/A Wounded Bird Episode 4
S1 · E5 · Dec 19, 1956
Twirlinger Twins in Average Giraffe/Colonel Puffington and Mr. Finch/Mr. Buzzard/Martians Come Back Episode 5
S1 · E6 · Dec 20, 1956
The Election/The Fifty-First Dragon/Twirlinger Twins in the Ballet Lesson Episode 6
S1 · E7 · Dec 21, 1956
Twirlinger Twins in Follow Me/Mr. Tingley's Tangle/The Little Boy Who Ran Away Episode 7
S1 · E8 · Dec 22, 1956
One Wonderful Girl/Just Believe in Make Believe/Quiet Town/Old MacDonald Episode 8
S1 · E9 · Dec 23, 1956
The Lion Hunt/The Last Knight/Persistent Mr. Fulton Episode 9
S1 · E10 · Dec 24, 1956
I Had a Bird/Meet the Inventor: Samuel F. B. Morse/Mr. Charmley Greets a Lady Episode 10
S1 · E11 · Dec 25, 1956
Blues Pattern/Dusty of the Circus in Turned Around Clown/Prehistoric Eohippus Episode 11
S1 · E12 · Dec 26, 1956
The Performing Painter/Dusty of the Circus in The Sad Lion/The Magic Fiddle Episode 12
S1 · E13 · Mar 10, 1957
The Unenchanted Princess/Dusty of the Circus in the Five-Cent Nickel/Be Quiet, Kind and Gentle Episode 13
13 episodes in Season 1
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Dr. Seuss Creator · T. Hee Director Alan Zaslove Director
Total runtime 6h 30m · Episode length 30 min · Country United States
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Premiered
December 16, 1956
Final episode
March 10, 1957
Status
Ended
Country
United States
Type
Scripted
Episode length
30 min
Total runtime
6h 30m
Original language
English
Production
United Productions of America
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Production
United States
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English
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