Life Is Worth Living

Season 1953

6 listed hours · 1952–1957 · DuMont/ABC

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Life Is Worth Living put Bishop Fulton Sheen and a chalkboard against Milton Berle some weeks — and won. Cape, ideas, faith talk as unexpected prime-time muscle. Watch it in 2026 as the ratings freak that proved a lecture could beat vaudeville: Uncle Fultie versus Uncle Miltie, still the decade's strangest head-to-head.

TV Flash files Season 1953 of Life Is Worth Living (1952–1957) on DuMont/ABC as the first listed season of 5 — 6 listed hours, 1952-02-12–1953-01-01 from “Blessed Charles de Foucauld” (S1953E01) to “Women Who Do Not Fail” (S1953E06). Titles, dates, and synopses on file — no invented recaps.

  1. S1953E01 Blessed Charles de Foucauld

    Blessed Charles de Foucauld: Bishop Sheen and a chalkboard versus Berle some weeks, faith talk as unexpected prime-time muscle.

  1. S1953E01

    Blessed Charles de Foucauld

    Blessed Charles de Foucauld — Season 1953, Episode 1 of Life Is Worth Living. Aired 1952-02-12. Full plot synopsis not yet on file; see the show package for context.

  2. S1953E02

    Prayer

    Prayer — Season 1953, Episode 2 of Life Is Worth Living. Aired 1953-11-03. Full plot synopsis not yet on file; see the show package for context.

  3. S1953E03

    Soul

    Soul — Season 1953, Episode 3 of Life Is Worth Living. Aired 1953-01-01. Full plot synopsis not yet on file; see the show package for context.

  4. S1953E04

    What Makes a Mother

    What Makes a Mother — Season 1953, Episode 4 of Life Is Worth Living. Aired 1953-01-01. Full plot synopsis not yet on file; see the show package for context.

  5. S1953E05

    Woman at the Well

    Woman at the Well — Season 1953, Episode 5 of Life Is Worth Living. Aired 1953-01-01. Full plot synopsis not yet on file; see the show package for context.

  6. S1953E06

    Women Who Do Not Fail

    Women Who Do Not Fail — Season 1953, Episode 6 of Life Is Worth Living. Aired 1953-01-01. Full plot synopsis not yet on file; see the show package for context.

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