The Millionaire
Millionaire Charles Bradwell
TV Flash files “Millionaire Charles Bradwell” as the last listed hour of season 5 — The Millionaire (1955–1960) on CBS, season 5, episode 37, aired 1959-06-10, 30 min.
From the desk
How this hour is filed
This leaf is S05E37: listed hour 170 of 206 in the The Millionaire guide, last listed hour of season 5. It aired 1959-06-10 (30 min). The listed hour before it is “Millionaire Martha Halloran” (S05E36). Next is “Millionaire Mark Fleming” (S06E01).
Viewer FAQ
Where does Millionaire Charles Bradwell sit in the The Millionaire guide?
S05E37 is listed hour 170 of 206 — last listed hour of season 5, season 5 episode 37.
When did The Millionaire S05E37 air?
Millionaire Charles Bradwell aired 1959-06-10 and is listed at 30 minutes.
Where should I start?
Start with Michael Anthony delivering the check. The unseen Tipton and the stranger's windfall are the entire machine from week one.
In the series
Why this series still plays
The Millionaire is sudden wealth as a weekly moral lab: Michael Anthony delivers a tax-free million from unseen patron John Beresford Tipton, then money ruins or redeems a stranger. High-concept anthology. Watch it now as the ancestor of every what-would-you-do-with-a-windfall reality premise, played as drama.
So about the check. (I said spoiler-free. The premise is the spoiler, and it is the whole fandom.) Every week on CBS, 1955–1960, executive secretary Michael Anthony — Marvin Miller — delivers a $1 million check from unseen tycoon John Beresford Tipton to an ordinary person, and the episode tracks the consequences. The Millionaire is sudden wealth as a weekly moral laboratory, high concept before the term was common, Don Fedderson's 206-episode, six-season windfall machine. Tipton is heard but never shown. Peak…
Filed against
- Marvin Miller as Michael Anthony
Marvin Miller delivered the envelope as Michael Anthony on The Millionaire — sudden wealth as a weekly moral lab, a tax-free million from unseen patron John Beresford Tipton, then money ruins or redeems a stranger. High-concept anthology.…