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The Bickersons

The Bickersons

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Search complete. 8 mentions across 4 episodes found for "The Bickersons".

Oct 5, 2026

AmandaHOST
54:46
What did we say about
JodiHOST
54:46
the Bickersons? What? Cute little trick you did there.
AmandaHOST
54:51
I'm
JodiHOST
54:52
in that track too.
Pryce RobertsonHOST
1:07
This beloved radio comedy sketch series was the inspiration for The Honeymooners and other TV shows about couples.
Pryce RobertsonHOST
1:12
The Bickersons, which began September 8, 1946 on NBC Radio and moved to CBS the following year, starred Don Amici and Frances Linkford as John and Blanche Bickerson, who spent nearly all their time together in relentless verbal war.
Pryce RobertsonHOST
1:26
The Bickersons was created by Philip Rapp, the one-time Eddie Cantor writer who also wrote skits for Fanny Bryce.
Pryce RobertsonHOST
1:31
The Bickerson characters were originally presented...
Pryce RobertsonHOST
1:34
in a 15-minute situational sketch as part of the show Dream Time, sponsored by Dream Shampoo.
Pryce RobertsonHOST
2:30
Later in the show's run, Lou Parker, later the dad on TV's That Girl, replaced on Amici.
Pryce RobertsonHOST
2:35
The last show aired on August 28, 1951.
Pryce RobertsonHOST
2:38
As TV replaced radio as the most popular form of entertainment, the Bickersons would have at least three runs on the small screen.
Adam VinganHOST
2:30
Willie Donick, a proud SEC alum.
Adam VinganHOST
2:33
When the two of them complain about this, I call them the Bickersons.
Adam VinganHOST
2:37
And I think this is a wonderful weekend for the Bickersons because there are some bragging rights on the line.
Adam VinganHOST
2:42
Like, as Chad said, nothing major is going to be decided this weekend.
Adam VinganHOST
2:48
Bragging rights, however, are on the line.
Mark LavonierHOST
0:12
Later on, the four-star playhouse from 1949.
Mark LavonierHOST
0:15
But first, an episode of The Bickersons, along with comedian Frank Morgan.
Mark LavonierHOST
0:19
The CBS episode from May 14th, 1948.
Mark LavonierHOST
0:21
From Hollywood... ¶¶

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