List of Hazel (TV series) episodes

This is a list of episodes for the television series Hazel.

Series overview

At present, all five seasons have been released on DVD.^[1]

Season		Episodes	Originally aired
			First aired	Last aired	Network
	1	35	September 28, 1961	June 7, 1962	NBC
	2	32	September 20, 1962	May 9, 1963
	3	32	September 19, 1963	April 23, 1964
	4	26	September 17, 1964	March 25, 1965
	5	29	September 13, 1965	April 11, 1966	CBS

Episodes

Season 1: 1961–62

(this is the only season in black-and-white, with the exception of episode 6 which was filmed in color)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
1	1	"Hazel and the Playground"	William D. Russell	William Cowley, Peggy Chantler Dick	September 28, 1961
Hazel takes on local politics in order to get a local playground built for the town's children.
2	2	"Hazel Makes a Will"	William D. Russell	William Cowley, Peggy Chantler Dick	October 5, 1961
Hazel retains a lawyer to make out her will, but an earlier accident leads George to think that she plans to sue him.
3	3	"Hazel Plays Nurse"	William D. Russell	William Cowley, Peggy Chantler Dick	October 12, 1961
When George develops a cold, Hazel puts herself in charge of his recovery and his current business deal.And then forces Mr. Griffen his client into bed also because of his cold.
4	4	"A Matter of Principle"	William D. Russell	Louella MacFarlane	October 19, 1961
George is shocked at Hazel's unconventional behavior after she receives a traffic ticket and decides to fight it in court.
5	5	"Dorothy's New Client"	William D. Russell	William Cowley, Peggy Chantler Dick	October 26, 1961
Hazel makes a determined effort to obtain an interior decorating job for Dorothy.
6	6	"What'll We Watch Tonight?"	William D. Russell	William Cowley, Peggy Chantler Dick	November 2, 1961
Hazel purchases a color television set and lures George's guests away from their bridge game to watch Perry Como. (Episode filmed and shown in color.)
7	7	"A Dog for Harold"	William D. Russell	Jim Allen, R. S. Allen	November 9, 1961
When Harold brings home a stray dog, a family debate develops: George says no and Hazel says yes.
8	8	"George's Niece"	William D. Russell	William Cowley, Peggy Chantler Dick	November 16, 1961
George's sister Deirdre announces that she and her family will relocate nearby from Boston. She then is outraged when her daughter Nancy accepts a date from Hazel's nephew Eddy.
9	9	"Everybody's Thankful But Us Turkeys"	William D. Russell	William Cowley, Peggy Chantler Dick	November 23, 1961
While cooking a big Thanksgiving meal, Hazel helps solve the marital problems of George's sister Phyllis, cure his mother's loneliness and keep tabs on the Johnsons' dinner.
10	10	"Winter Wonderland"	William D. Russell	Louella MacFarlane	December 7, 1961
Hazel has to stay home from a family trip to a ski lodge when George is delayed by business. This causes Dorothy to encourage her to use any method to get George to put business aside and join them.
11	11	"Hazel's Winning Personality"	William D. Russell	Jim Allen, R. S. Allen, William Cowley, Peggy Chantler Dick	December 14, 1961
Hazel and her friend Laura attend a class entitled, "You and Your Dynamic Personality," but the suggestion to constantly use it causes problems for Hazel.
12	12	"Hazel's Christmas Shopping"	William D. Russell	William Cowley, Peggy Chantler Dick	December 21, 1961
Hazel takes a seasonal job at Masterson's Department Store, but her unusual concept of customer service almost causes her to be fired — until she helps catch a persistent shoplifter.
13	13	"Dorothy's Obsession"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	December 28, 1961
Dorothy visits an estate sale, buying not only an antique desk for her friend, but a piano for the Baxter home. She and Hazel then plot to convince George that he wants a piano before it is delivered.
14	14	"Hazel's Dog Days"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	January 4, 1962
When Harold's dog Smiley is taken to obedience school, he is recognized as the dog stolen from one of the staff's other clients. Hazel then tries to find a solution that won't break Harold's heart.
15	15	"Replacement for Phoebe"	William D. Russell	James B. Allardice, James Fonda	January 11, 1962
After the Johnson maid quits, Hazel helps test new candidates by giving them a trial run with the Baxters, upsetting George.
16	16	"Hazel's Famous Recipes"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	January 18, 1962
After eight rejections to publish her cookbook, Hazel seemingly hits paydirt when George finds a publisher. However, the idea of an extended book tour is upsetting to both Hazel and the Baxters.
17	17	"Hazel's Tough Customer"	William D. Russell	Louella MacFarlane	January 25, 1962
After being snubbed by Barney for another woman, Hazel begins to doubt her prospects until Harvey Griffin proposes marriage.
18	18	"Hazel's Secret Wish"	William D. Russell	William Cowley, Peggy Chantler Dick, Louella MacFarlane	February 1, 1962
Dorothy's friend offers Hazel a free two-week vacation at the exclusive resort, Rancho Verde. However, the resort owner asks her not to tell people she's a maid, in deference to her wealthy clientele.
19	19	"Hazel, the Tryst-Buster"	William D. Russell	William Cowley, Peggy Chantler Dick	February 8, 1962
After an old girlfriend (Kathie Browne) of George's comes to see him after a fight with her husband, Hazel becomes convinced that she is set to break up his marriage with Dorothy.
20	20	"The Investment Club"	William D. Russell	William Cowley, Peggy Chantler Dick, James Fonda	February 15, 1962
After being reluctant to give investment advice to the Sunshine Girls, George changes his mind when dealers using subliminal suggestion try to sell the women worthless stock.
21	21	"Hazel's Mona Lisa Grin"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	March 1, 1962
After Deirdre has her new house decorated by a New York designer, she is horrified to learn that a painting over her mantel is one of Hazel.
22	22	"Hazel and the Gardener"	William D. Russell	William Cowley, Peggy Chantler Dick	March 8, 1962
With the Baxter gardener, Ernie, in danger of losing his job due to relationship problems, Hazel helps him re-energize his life by finding another woman.
23	23	"Dorothy's Birthday"	William D. Russell	William Cowley, Peggy Chantler Dick	March 15, 1962
After Hazel helps serve a luncheon for Dorothy's birthday, George neglects to take her along for a nighttime celebration at a local restaurant. (Portions of this episode are directly from the original unaired pilot which starred Edward Andrews as George Baxter. Most of the scenes with Andrews were refilmed with Don DeFore, although some scenes with Andrews were eliminated entirely from the DeFore version. Note that the interior set for the Baxters' house in this pilot episode is slightly different from the other episodes.)
24	24	"Number, Please?"	William D. Russell	William Cowley, Peggy Chantler Dick	March 22, 1962
In response to unsolicited sales calls, George signs the family up for an unlisted number. However, he gives an important overseas client the number of the local cab company instead of the new number.
25	25	"Them New Neighbors Is Nice"	William D. Russell	William Cowley, Peggy Chantler Dick	March 29, 1962
The Baxters' new neighbors are a widower with children. The neighbor's teenage son develops a crush on Dorothy, with Hazel unwittingly encouraging him.
26	26	"Hazel's Pajama Party"	William D. Russell	William Cowley, Peggy Chantler Dick	April 5, 1962
Hazel organizes a pajama party for the daughter of the Baxter's new neighbors. However, George and Dorothy make separate arrangements when Hazel is not invited to the party.
27	27	"Three Little Cubs"	William D. Russell	Louella MacFarlane	April 12, 1962
A snobby child has problems developing friendships until Hazel decides he should join Harold's Cub Scout troop.
28	28	"Bringing Out the Johnsons"	William D. Russell	Louella MacFarlane	April 19, 1962
The Johnsons offer their home as a polling place for a special election, the results of which are wagered on by George and Dorothy against Mr. Griffin.
29	29	"Hazel Quits"	William D. Russell	Keith Fowler, Phil Leslie	April 26, 1962
Hazel criticizes the draining of a local lake, not knowing the property owner is George's client. After the client demands that George fire her, she briefly works as a replacement for the Johnsons' vacationing maid.
30	30	"Hazel the Matchmaker"	William D. Russell	Edward Kirsch	May 3, 1962
Hazel and Dorothy attempt to bring together their widowed neighbor Stan with Harold's teacher. However, George has his own plans to match him with a woman from his office.
31	31	"Rock-a-Bye Baby"	William D. Russell	Peggy Chantler Dick	May 10, 1962
George has serious reservations when Hazel asks him to be a baby sitter for a neighbor's child.
32	32	"The Burglar in Mr. B's PJ's"	William D. Russell	William Cowley	May 17, 1962
Hazel tries to help a burglar (Alan Hale, Jr.) who has endured a string of bad luck and is looking a new start.
33	33	"Heat Wave"	William D. Russell	Louella MacFarlane	May 24, 1962
Hazel tries to convince George that an air-conditioned home will be a benefit to everyone.
34	34	"George's Assistant"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	May 31, 1962
Hazel favors George's idea to hire a recently graduated lawyer as an assistant, but changes her mind when the top candidate turns out to be an attractive woman.
35	35	"Hazel's Day"	William D. Russell	Peggy Chantler Dick	June 7, 1962
Hazel is happy that the Baxters plan to honor her on a special day, but then tries to back out when Dorothy has to cancel an important meeting.

Season 2: 1962–63

(this is the first color season; all following seasons are also in color)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
36	1	"Hazel's Cousin"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	September 20, 1962
Hazel's highly successful cousin, Susie, is preparing to marry a well-known society figure. However, after Susie's assistant learns that Hazel is a maid, she declines to invite Hazel to the wedding.
37	2	"Rosie's Contract"	William D. Russell	Peggy Chantler Dick	September 27, 1962
After Rosie's boss signs her to a five - year contract, both George and Hazel decide she should be signed to a similar deal—despite the reluctance of Dorothy.
38	3	"We've Been So Happy Till Now"	William D. Russell	William Cowley	October 4, 1962
After George and Dorothy stop speaking to each other following an argument concerning Hazel and neighborhood gossip hints at divorce, Hazel takes matters into her own hands to bring them back together.
39	4	"How to Lure and Epicure"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	October 11, 1962
George's friend Mr. Tonetti focuses all his energies on impressing a snobby restaurant critic, but after the critic pans Tonetti's dishes, Hazel and the Sunshine Girls make sure he has a meal to remember.
40	5	"Barney Hatfield, Where Are You?"	William D. Russell	Louella MacFarlane	October 18, 1962
After the Baxter's mailman Barney calls in sick and can't be located, Hazel goes on the hunt for her friend, using an autographed photo of a burlesque dancer as her only clue.
41	6	"A Four-Bit Word to Chew On"	William D. Russell	William Cowley	October 25, 1962
After Mr. Griffin has George set up an educational foundation for disadvantaged youth, George and Hazel try to stump each other with vocabulary words. Mr. Griffin then takes offense at the perceived slight at his lack of education.
42	7	"Hazel's Tax Deduction"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	November 1, 1962
The Internal Revenue Service investigates George's tax refund when Hazel claims he didn't deduct enough for her services to his clients.
43	8	"Mr. B on the Bench"	William D. Russell	William Cowley	November 8, 1962
George is poised to accept a judicial appointment, but Hazel's ill-advised gossip around town causes George to reassess the offer.
44	9	"License to Wed"	William D. Russell	Louella MacFarlane	November 15, 1962
Hazel uses psychology to prevent her nephew and George's niece from impulsively getting married.
45	10	"Genie with the Light Brown Lamp"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	November 22, 1962
Harold receives a gravy boat from an antique dealer, and due to family events, begins to believe it is an Aladdin's lamp.
46	11	"The Natural Athlete"	William D. Russell	William Cowley	November 29, 1962
George becomes jealous that Harold idolizes Hazel's championship bowling streak, so George secretly takes bowling lessons under an assumed name.
47	12	"New Man in Town"	William D. Russell	Peggy Chantler Dick	December 13, 1962
Hazel and Rosie fall all over themselves, competing for the affections of a handsome Latin chauffeur, and ignoring other suitors.
48	13	"Herbert for Hire"	William D. Russell	William Cowley	December 20, 1962
Hazel refuses to make any more brownies for Mr. Griffin until he gives Mr. Johnson a job, despite the latter's lone credential being his degree in ancient languages.
49	14	"Hazel and the Lovebirds"	William D. Russell	Peggy Chantler Dick	December 27, 1962
Deirdre allows her daughter Nancy to move back from private school on the condition that she date someone other than Hazel's nephew, Eddy.
50	15	"Top Secret"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	January 3, 1963
Hazel takes Stan's daughter to meet a visiting senator, but the girl inadvertently walks out with highly classified documents.
51	16	"The Sunshine Girls Quartet"	William D. Russell	Louella MacFarlane	January 10, 1963
Hazel, Rosie and a pair of Sunshine Girls team with Mitch to form a musical group. However, a surprise birthday party for Mr. Griffin prevents Hazel from attending an audition in front of a traveling talent scout.
52	17	"A Good Example for Harold"	William D. Russell	Ed Haas, Norm Liebmann	January 17, 1963
Hazel's pledge to tell the truth at all costs nearly backfires when she begins quarreling with Rosie and nearly kills George's business deal.
53	18	"Hazel's Highland Fling"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	January 24, 1963
While attempting to stop Mr. Griffin from inviting himself for dinner, Hazel helps reunite a Scottish woman who came to America to find her longtime boyfriend (James Doohan).
54	19	"Ain't Walter Nice?"	William D. Russell	William Cowley	January 31, 1963
When Hazel's nephew Walter, a self-described promoter, arrives with hopes of obtaining a large investment from Mr. Griffin, George and Dorothy begin to question his motives.
55	20	"Mr. Griffin Throws a Wedding"	William D. Russell	Peggy Chantler Dick	February 7, 1963
Mr. Griffin takes it upon himself to plan the wedding of his nephew Pete (Dick Sargent) and George's stenographer, Maggie. When he also buys them a house and tries to find a new profession for Pete, Hazel steps in.
56	21	"Hazel and the Stockholder's Meeting"	William D. Russell	Louella MacFarlane	February 14, 1963
After Hazel's new vacuum cleaner stops working almost immediately, she takes it upon herself to attend the company's stockholder meeting to see that justice is done.
57	22	"Hazel's Day Off"	William D. Russell	Dorothy Cooper	February 21, 1963
Busy Mr. Arden will only donate land for a new playground if the contract is drawn up on a Sunday afternoon. When he arrives, Hazel speaks her mind.
58	23	"I've Been Singing All My Life"	William D. Russell	William Cowley	February 28, 1963
Deirdre plans a talent show for the local children's hospital, but refuses to consider any maids on the bill until circumstances force her to change her mind.
59	24	"The Fire's Never Dead While the Ashes Are Red"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	March 7, 1963
After George's former law professor writes a bestseller, Hazel finds out that a local bookstore owner used to date him long ago and sets out to reunite them.
60	25	"Hazel's Navy Blue Tug-Boats"	William D. Russell	Louella MacFarlane	March 14, 1963
Hazel borrows George's car to attend a shoe sale, and along the way is delayed by changing a friend's bicycle tire, giving an expectant father a ride to the hospital, and comforting a small lost girl who speaks no English.
61	26	"The Hazel Walk"	William D. Russell	Ed Haas, Norm Liebmann	March 21, 1963
As Hazel battles both George and Mr. Griffin in trying to save the Pocono Trail, a hiking trip helps change some minds.
62	27	"Hazel Digs a Hole for Herself"	William D. Russell	Louella MacFarlane	March 28, 1963
With Hazel's help, George's bored and depressed mother begins to develop a career as a gardener, an occupation that will undoubtedly cause conflict with her snobby daughter.
63	28	"Hazel Sounds Her 'A'"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	April 11, 1963
After the town's new symphony conductor bans women from the orchestra and fires the daughter of Hazel's friend, Hazel finds out some compelling information on the conductor.
64	29	"Hazel's Luck"	William D. Russell	John McGreevey	April 18, 1963
After Hazel destroys a chain letter at George's request, a series of problems develop during the family's trip to watch Hazel compete in a regional bowling tournament.
65	30	"Oh, My Aching Back"	William D. Russell	William Cowley	April 25, 1963
George tries to hide the fact that he sprained his back lifting a pile of newspapers, but then has to explain the presence of the family doctor.
66	31	"Maid of the Month"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	May 2, 1963
After Hazel wins "Maid of the Month" from a magazine, the resentful reporter sent to interview her attempts to dismiss her abilities.
67	32	"So Long, Brown Eyes"	William D. Russell	Peggy Chantler Dick	May 9, 1963
Hazel tries to rekindle an old romance with Gus Jenkins, but soon must choose between her current life and the new one promised by Gus.

Season 3: 1963–64

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
68	1	"Pot Luck a la Mode"	William D. Russell	Jane Klove, Ted Sherdeman	September 19, 1963
Hazel, with her cooking, charms important and finicky dinner guests who arrive on the wrong night while the Baxters have gone out.
69	2	"An Example for Hazel"	William D. Russell	William Cowley	September 26, 1963
Hazel changes George's cousin from a shy, repressed, homebound spinster to an outspoken bachelor girl.
70	3	"Dorothy Takes a Trip"	William D. Russell	William Cowley	October 3, 1963
When Dorothy leaves town to help her aunt care for a new baby, George invites several male friends in for poker, as well as an attractive professional woman with whom he seems flirtatious.
71	4	"You Ain't Fully Dressed Without a Smile"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	October 10, 1963
An old woman (Ellen Corby) who repairs antiques gives George a broken roll-top desk as payment for his legal help. He is annoyed at first, until he hears that it may be connected with Abraham Lincoln.
72	5	"Cheerin' Up Mr. B"	William D. Russell	William Cowley	October 17, 1963
George is vexed with Hazel when she makes him miss an afternoon of golf.
73	6	"Piccolo Mondo"	William D. Russell	John McGreevey	October 24, 1963
Hazel gets an opportunity to use the Italian she learned in night school when an important businessman comes to dinner at the Baxters with no translator. A handsome Italian man at school also dates Hazel.
74	7	"Hazel Scores a Touchdown"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	October 31, 1963
Hazel leaps into action when she learns her favorite pro football team (coached by Alan Hale, Jr.) is about to be disbanded.
75	8	"George's 32nd Cousin"	William D. Russell	Louella MacFarlane	November 7, 1963
George's uninvited country cousin Sharlene (Diane Ladd) moves in, and the family contrive schemes to make her move out, including having workmen paint the house, and faking a contagious illness.
76	9	"The Baby Came C.O.D."	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	November 14, 1963
Hazel's ingenuity helps a couple finance their baby's birth.
77	10	"All Hazel Is Divided Into Three Parts"	William D. Russell	Peggy Chantler Dick, Frank Grenville	November 21, 1963
Hazel promotes an auction to support an Italian war orphan she and the Sunshine Girls have adopted.
78	11	"Hazel and the Vanishing Hero"	William D. Russell	Louella MacFarlane	November 28, 1963
Hazel helps to restore Harold's faith in George's boyhood heroism. A famous retired athlete visits the Baxters, seeking a job as spokesman for George's firm.
79	12	"Call Me Harve"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	December 5, 1963
Hazel tries to round up long underwear and turtleneck sweaters to clothe a flock of shorn sheep. In so doing, she ties up the phone, causing a rift between George and his boss.
80	13	"The Retiring Milkman"	William D. Russell	Keith Fowler, Phil Leslie	December 12, 1963
Hazel makes plans to help the milkman (Sterling Holloway, whose job is in jeopardy. She begs Mr. Griffin not to fire him.
81	14	"Hazel's Nest Egg"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	December 19, 1963
Hazel tries to inspire Harold and his friend Leslie to study for their tenderfoot scout tests by giving them each a share of stock.
82	15	"Hazel and the Halfback"	William D. Russell	William Cowley	December 26, 1963
Hazel advises the New York Giants' Frank Gifford about investing in a local bowling alley, and tries to show him diagrams of football plays she devised.
83	16	"Hazel and the Model T"	William D. Russell	Frank Grenville, Helen Spencer	January 2, 1964
Hazel helps use her 1920 Model T, just acquired from the Johnsons, to swing an important deal for George.
84	17	"Hot Potato a la Hazel"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	January 9, 1964
Hazel tries her hand at matchmaking when she learns that Miss Elsie yearns for antique dealer Charlie Carlotti. They accidentally take a purse containing the day's receipts from a dress shop.
85	18	"Scheherezade and Her Frying Pan: Part 1"	William D. Russell	Louella MacFarlane	January 16, 1964
Hazel invades the Malibu hideaway of big-time gangster Bixby, where her friend Gracie works as a maid.
86	19	"Scheherezade and Her Frying Pan: Part 2"	William D. Russell	Louella MacFarlane	January 23, 1964
Hazel and Gracia concoct a surprising epicurean touch that aids their escape from the hideout of big-time gangsters.
87	20	"The Fashion Show"	William D. Russell	Keith Fowler, Phil Leslie	January 30, 1964
Hazel steals the spotlight from the town's prettiest girls when she models at a fashionable gathering.
88	21	"George's Ordeal"	William D. Russell	Peggy Chantler Dick, Frank Grenville	February 6, 1964
George decides to lose weight and Hazel undertakes supervision of his low-calorie diet with drastic results.
89	22	"The Reluctant Witness"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	February 13, 1964
Hazel helps the Baxters avoid both a lawsuit and a tax increase.
90	23	"Democracy at Work"	William D. Russell	Keith Fowler, Phil Leslie	February 20, 1964
Hazel campaigns for a salary increase from the Baxters.
91	24	"The Countess"	William D. Russell	Jane Klove, Ted Sherdeman	February 27, 1964
Rumor has it that Hazel has inherited a fortune and a foreign title.
92	25	"Hazel's Midas Touch"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	March 5, 1964
Hazel meets a millionaire and shows him how to reduce his taxes by making a liberal gift to the city.
93	26	"Everybody's a Comedian"	William D. Russell	Keith Fowler, Phil Leslie	March 12, 1964
Hazel's nearsightedness causes George to go on a wild, but profitable, goose chase.
94	27	"All Mixed Up"	William D. Russell	Frank Crow	March 19, 1964
Hazel wins fame after doing a television food commercial, but her filming schedule interferes with her domestic job.
95	28	"Arrivederci, Mr. B."	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	March 26, 1964
Hazel tries to help a young Italian mother struggling to retain custody of her baby.
96	29	"Such a Nice Little Man"	William D. Russell	Keith Fowler, Phil Leslie	April 2, 1964
Hazel's faith in humanity is confirmed by an itinerant handyman who has been accused of petty theft.
97	30	"Campaign Manager"	William D. Russell	Jane Klove, Ted Sherdeman	April 9, 1964
Hazel fights a city councilman who plans to re-zone the city park to make way for factories.
98	31	"Let's Get Away from It All"	William D. Russell	Dorothy Cooper	April 16, 1964
Hazel and the Baxters go to a restaurant for a quiet dinner, but the evening turns out to be anything but quiet.
99	32	"Maid for a Day"	William D. Russell	Dorothy Cooper	April 23, 1964
Hazel helps coach Deirdre for her role as a maid in a charity play, much to the latter's chagrin.

Season 4: 1964–65

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
100	1	"Never Trouble Trouble"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	September 17, 1964
After George drives his freeloading cousin out of the house, Hazel discovers that her government bonds and Dorothy's fur coat are missing.
101	2	"Luncheon with the Governor"	William D. Russell	Keith Fowler, Phil Leslie	September 24, 1964
The governor is set to visit the Baxter home, but must end up dealing with student protesters outside the house.
102	3	"Ain't That a Knee Slapper?"	William D. Russell	William Cowley	October 1, 1964
Due to Hazel's efforts, George and Harvey Griffin ponder the possibility of a business merger between the two men.
103	4	"Marriage Trap" "George's Law Partner"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	October 8, 1964
Hazel attempts to bring George's secretary and her boyfriend back together after they breakup in the aftermath of a big argument.
104	5	"The Flagpole"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	October 15, 1964
After George's work with the Defense Department results in him receiving a flag as a gift, Hazel encourages him to buy a flagpole.
105	6	"Welcome Back, Kevin"	William D. Russell	William Cowley	October 22, 1964
George's nephew, Kevin, breaks up with his wife after believing that she was unfaithful, due to Hazel's letters, but Hazel realizes that Kevin's jealous side overtook him, causing him to lose his friends, so Hazel works to bring them back together.
106	7	"Mind Your Own Business"	William D. Russell	Keith Fowler, Phil Leslie	October 29, 1964
With George and Hazel each frustrated by the other's seeming nosiness, the two agree to stay out of each other's affairs.
107	8	"High Finance Hits a New Low"	William D. Russell	Louella MacFarlane, Hendrik Vollaerts	November 5, 1964
Harriet and Herbert Johnson's muddled finances become a problem for the couple, forcing George to step in to try and fix the situation.
108	9	"Just Me, Harold and the Universe"	William D. Russell	Frank Crow	November 12, 1964
After entering herself in a contest, Hazel becomes a finalist for the top prize -- a trip for two to the World's Fair in New York.
109	10	"Mix-Up on Marshall Road"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	November 19, 1964
With George's law partner Harry and his new wife Rita on the lookout for a home, Hazel arranges to sell them a neighbor's house--without consulting George.
110	11	"A Lesson in Diplomacy"	William D. Russell	John McGreevey	November 26, 1964
An apparently insufferable Russian dignitary visits the Baxter home at Thanksgiving, with the family not realizing that it is only a test to see if they are capable of hosting the real Russian.
111	12	"To Build or Not to Build"	William D. Russell	Jane Klove, Ted Sherdeman	December 3, 1964
Hazel encourages George to remodel the kitchen, but his initial refusal forces her to take other means in getting the job done.
112	13	"Better to Have Loved and Lost"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	December 10, 1964
Hazel is the inadvertent cause of a huge fight between George's law partner and his new wife.
113	14	"Hazel Squares the Triangle"	William D. Russell	Louella MacFarlane	December 17, 1964
After George's sister and her husband have a huge fight over the couple's future plans, they temporarily separate until Hazel comes to the rescue.
114	15	"Just 86 Shopping Minutes to Christmas"	William D. Russell	Louella MacFarlane	December 24, 1964
Dorothy mistakenly believes a mink coat is a Christmas present from George, not realizing that Harry bought it for his wife and asked George to hide it.
115	16	"Champagne Tony"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher, James Fonda	January 7, 1965
Golfer Tony Lema comes to town for a tournament, but when the Baxter family picks him up at the airport, Hazel inadvertently loses his clubs.
116	17	"It's a Dog's Life" "It's a Dog's World"	William D. Russell	Jane Klove, Ted Sherdeman	January 14, 1965
After unwanted house guests and their untrained dog make life miserable for Hazel and the Baxters, a plan is devised to help get rid of them.
117	18	"Love 'Em and Leave 'Em"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	January 21, 1965
Harold is set to bring a girl to the school dance, but must also have an escort who will be bringing Hazel along.
118	19	"Temper, Temper"	William D. Russell	John McGreevey	February 4, 1965
A volatile opera singer plays the diva act to the hilt by refusing to perform at a local function, until Hazel's friend, Enzo, gets her to calm down.
119	20	"Bonnie Boy"	William D. Russell	Fredric M. Frank	February 11, 1965
Problems develop after the mayor appoints George to a special task force on gambling related sweepstakes tickets, and Hazel gives him a present: a sweepstakes ticket.
120	21	"Stop Rockin' Our Reception"	William D. Russell	Jane Klove, Ted Sherdeman	February 18, 1965
After enduring no television reception for days, George unjustly blames his neighbor's son's short-wave radio, when the problem is actually in his own home.
121	22	"What's Bugging Hazel?"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	February 25, 1965
Hazel's friend Gus is caught with a secret listening device and is accused by the heads of two rival department stores of being a spy for each.
122	23	"Hazel's Day in Court"	William D. Russell	Louella MacFarlane	March 4, 1965
After Hazel takes matters into her own hands by painting a crosswalk for increased safety, she finds herself in court, with George defending her.
123	24	"Hazel's Inquisitive Mind"	William D. Russell	William Cowley	March 11, 1965
Hazel becomes intent on having a neighbor's new maid joining the Sunshine Girls, unaware that he is actually a man.
124	25	"George's Man Friday"	William D. Russell	Keith Fowler, Phil Leslie	March 18, 1965
In an attempt to help a inveterate horse racing bettor, Hazel has him help George out at his office, and almost ends up marrying him.
125	26	"The Investor"	William D. Russell	Louella MacFarlane	March 25, 1965
After the wife of a local baker (John Banner) leaves him, he refuses to sell the business, with Hazel providing investment money and hours of work for a share of the business.

Season 5: 1965–66

For the final season, the show was moved from NBC to CBS, and changes were made to the main cast of characters.

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
126	1	"Who's in Charge Here?"	E.W. Swackhamer	William Cowley	September 13, 1965
Hazel and Harold move in with the family of George's brother after George is transferred to the Middle East and takes Dorothy along.
127	2	"Hazel's Second Week"	E.W. Swackhamer	William Cowley	September 20, 1965
Barbara and Hazel butt heads after Hazel demonstrates her ability to take over the household as an all-efficient maid.
128	3	"How to Lose 30 Pounds in 30 Minutes"	E.W. Swackhamer	Robert Riley Crutcher	September 27, 1965
Hazel signs up for a weight-loss program, but then is shocked when she finds out how much she has to really pay for the course.
129	4	"Do Not Disturb Occupants"	Charles Barton	John McGreevey	October 11, 1965
Steve comes to the stunning conclusion that he has sold his own house to one of his clients, and wishes he could back out of the deal.
130	5	"The Holdout"	E.W. Swackhamer	Robert Riley Crutcher	October 18, 1965
J.B. Turner wants to build a 12-story building, but the land acquisition is blocked by Hazel's friend Minnie Anderson. Turner tries to sell Minnie another home in the path of a busy airport.
131	6	"A-Haunting We Will Go"	Charles Barton	John McGreevey	October 25, 1965
After Steve faces a lawsuit from a family who claims that the house he sold them is haunted, he and Barbara spend a night in the home. Dabney Coleman (pre-moustache) has a small role as the family's attorney.
132	7	"Hazel Needs a Car"	Charles Barton	William Cowley	November 1, 1965
Hazel and a tank of rare guppies help make an ethical man out of a land developer who is trying to cheat Steve.
133	8	"Hazel Sits It Out"	Charles Barton	Robert Riley Crutcher, James Fonda	November 8, 1965
Steve's plans for a family picnic are shattered when an angry client objects to Hazel serving as his substitute in showing the house. Hazel ends up selling the house at a good price. Guest stars include Mabel Albertson (Darren's mother on Bewitched), Jack Dodson (Howard Sprague from The Andy Griffith Show), and Bonnie Franklin (from One Day at a Time). Trivia Note: Mabel Albertson also played Howard Sprague's mother on The Andy Griffith Show.
134	9	"A Lot to Remember"	E.W. Swackhamer	Jane Klove, Ted Sherdeman	November 15, 1965
Hazel impulsively buys a very cheap lot at a real estate auction, only to discover it's tiny and useless.
135	10	"A Bull's Eye for Cupid"	Charles Barton	Louella MacFarlane	November 22, 1965
Steve's plans for a fishing trip are short-lived when he learns that he has forgotten his wedding anniversary.
136	11	"The Crush"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher	November 29, 1965
Hazel works with Steve to stop the obsessive crush of his teenage secretary (Ann Jillian) on him, but a misunderstanding makes things worse.
137	12	"Kindly Advise"	Charles Barton	Robert Riley Crutcher	December 6, 1965
Hazel helps Barbara deal with her meddlesome sister-in-law Deirdre after the latter's unsolicited advice on parenting causes Susie to run away from home.
138	13	"Noblesse Oblige"	Charles Barton	John McGreevey	December 13, 1965
Hazel's hassles with a wealthy socialite threaten to spoil Steve's chances of meeting the woman's husband.
139	14	"Hazel's Endearing Young Charms"	E.W. Swackhamer	Robert Riley Crutcher	December 27, 1965
Hazel's efforts to win favor with Steve by bragging about his brother George only serve to make him jealous.
140	15	"A Car Named Chrysanthemum"	Charles Barton	Louella MacFarlane	January 3, 1966
Hazel buys a run-down roadster, then tries to overhaul it in the Baxter's driveway.
141	16	"Once an Actor"	William D. Russell	Jane Klove, Ted Sherdeman	January 10, 1966
Barbara's uncle (Pat O'Brien) was once a movie star, but is now virtually penniless, forcing Steve to hire him as a salesman at his real estate company.
142	17	"$285 by Saturday"	Charles Barton	Louella MacFarlane	January 17, 1966
Hazel's fundraising party to buy an organ for a missionary school causes a rift between the Baxters and their neighbors.
143	18	"Boom or Bust"	E.W. Swackhamer	Louella MacFarlane	January 24, 1966
Hazel talks the Baxters into adopting a tight budget, which leads a banker to mistake their thrift for poor credit status.
144	19	"Harold's Gift Horses"	Charles Barton	Robert Riley Crutcher	January 31, 1966
Steve's spinster client showers Harold with attention and gifts, while a bachelor client attempts to outdo her by teaching Harold how to get along in man's world.
145	20	"How to Find Work Without Really Trying"	William D. Russell	Jack Sher	February 7, 1966
Hazel invites a stranger from a park bench to share her contest prize of dinner at a plush restaurant. Guest starring Victor Jory.
146	21	"My Son, the Sheepdog"	William D. Russell	Jane Klove, Ted Sherdeman	February 14, 1966
Harold and Jeff let their hair grow long when they organize a rock and roll band and win a local talent contest.
147	22	"Please Don't Shout"	William D. Russell	Robert Riley Crutcher, James Fonda	February 21, 1966
Steve and Hazel offer to help Harvey sell his noise-laden house, which sits next to a new highway so that he cannot sleep.
148	23	"But Is It Art?"	William D. Russell	John McGreevey	February 28, 1966
Hiring a house painter (Claude Akins) to redecorate Hazel's room leads to conflict when an eccentric artist begs her to pose for him.
149	24	"Who Can Afford a Bargain?"	William D. Russell	Jack Sher	March 7, 1966
After Mona convinces her husband to buy an expensive house, Hazel does her best to convince them that they can't afford it.
150	25	"Hazel's Free Enterprise"	William D. Russell	Jane Klove, Ted Sherdeman	March 14, 1966
After Hazel makes a commercial deal to sell her chili, she and Barbara set up a makeshift factory in the kitchen.
151	26	"Bee in Her Bonnet"	Hal Cooper	Robert Riley Crutcher	March 21, 1966
Hazel reads trouble in Steve's tea leaves and Steve finds just that when he decides to help at a traffic accident.
152	27	"The Perfect Boss"	William D. Russell	John McGreevey	March 28, 1966
Steve and Fred try to outdo each other in influencing their respective maids in a "perfect boss" contest.
153	28	"A Little Bit of Genius"	William D. Russell	Jane Klove, Ted Sherdeman	April 4, 1966
Hazel helps Harold find a new hobby when Jeff abandons him to join a class for brilliant children.
154	29	"A Question of Ethics"	William D. Russell	Louella MacFarlane	April 11, 1966
Hazel gets Steve into trouble with the local Real Estate Association when she inadvertently steals a competitor's client for him.

References

1. Hazel at TVShowsOnDVD.com

Sources

• Hazel at epguides.com
• Hazel at the Internet Movie Database
• Hazel at TV.com