Popular early filmed sitcom; Gale Storm as prototype madcap TV heroine.
Why it matters
Episode guide
126 episodes across 4 seasons — titles, air dates, and synopses.
At a glance
Young Margie Albright constantly embroils widower father Vern in romantic and social schemes in New York. Light screwball energy and Storm's charm made it a syndication perennial. It is pure early-1950s domestic farce.
Network & studio
Why watch now
Watch for the cultural DNA of the 1950s — and the star power that made living rooms feel like red carpets.
Cultural impact
Popular early filmed sitcom; Gale Storm as prototype madcap TV heroine.
Creators
Frank Fox
Key cast
- Gale Storm as Margie Albright
- Charles Farrell as Vern Albright
- Clarence Kolb as George Honeywell
- Hillary Brooke as Roberta Townsend
Flash facts
- CBS then NBC sitcom 1952–1955; 126 episodes.
- Gale Storm and former silent star Charles Farrell headlined.
- Popular in reruns throughout the later 1950s.
FAQ
What network aired My Little Margie?
My Little Margie is associated with CBS/NBC (1952–1955).
Why is My Little Margie in the TV Flash top 100 for the 1950s?
Popular early filmed sitcom; Gale Storm as prototype madcap TV heroine.
Who are the key names behind My Little Margie?
Creators and principals include Frank Fox.
Official & further reading
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