The Baileys of Balboa
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The Baileys of Balboa is an American sitcom that appeared on CBS in the 1964–1965 season on Thursdays at 9:30pm ET. The series lasted only one 26-episode season. The show was directed by Gary Nelson and Bob Sweeney.
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An affectionate seal named Lester moves into the Bailey household and improves Sam's business in the process.
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While caring for Stanley for one week, Sam gets in trouble when he takes the child out of nursery school in a dispute over educational methods.
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Sam and Commodore Wyntoon worry over a mysterious trip by their respective offspring to Tijuana, Mexico, known for its "quickie" weddings.
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Sam at last submits to adversity and puts his property up for sale when expenses mount and business declines.
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Sam causes an uproar when he slashes the family budget to the breaking point.
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Fearful that Commodore Wyntoon will make another attempt to squeeze him off his property, Sam signs his estate over to his son.
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Sam faces a mutiny from passengers of the Island Princess after he refuses to take its passengers back to shore, where a process server awaits him.
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When Sam meets an attractive actress, he decides to court her while at the same time continuing his wooing of widow Emily Sheldon.
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A secret formula for treating surfboards leads to the kidnapping of a teenage chemistry wizard.
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Following an argument with his father, Jim Bailey defects to the side of the yachting set, forcing Sam to seek a replacement for Jim's chores.
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A floating dice game is started on the Island Princess after Buck's unemployed gambler friend, Shorty McAllister, is hired.
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A "sea monster" throws fear into Sam and Buck when it slithers through waters and stalks sands at Bailey's Landing.
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Sam dreams he is commodore of the yacht club and devises a plan to force Commodore Wyntoon to sell property to him.
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Sam's nephew turns "invisible" in an attempt to escape deportation from Balboa and the end of a romance.
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Commodore Wyntoon devises with Jim Bailey to spook Buck out of his moving van and back into the household.
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Sam finds a way to express his anger after the park closes before his band has an opportunity to perform.
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Commodore Wyntoon and his superior in yacht club affairs, Walter Langley, conspire to remove Jim Bailey from both the Balboa scene and Barbara Wyntoon's life.
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The call of the four winds and seven seas, coupled with petty quarrels with Sam, stir Buck Singleton to ship out from Bailey's Landing.
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Sam's relentless efforts to learn the secret formula which five-year-old Stanley uses as bait to capture enormous white sea bass lead him to the parlor of an attractive widow.
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Stanley becomes a nursery school dropout to join the crew of the Island Princess, and seems immune to Sam's attempts at child psychology.
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A fortune in gold and precious stones lures Sam and Buck, not knowing that the "treasure map" is a fraud perpetrated by Commodore Wyntoon.
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Commodore Wyntoon makes an attempt to frame the Baileys for stealing a turkey after Buck unknowlingly buys a stolen bird.
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Commodore Wyntoon challenges Sam and Buck to match his "achievement" of getting a speeding ticket in a vintage car.
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The Bailey's neighbor, five-year-old Stanley, takes charge of Sam's harbor tours when Sam falls victim to illness.
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Sam unwittingly charters his fishing boat to a band of armed robbers fleeing a crime.
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Commodore Wyntoon schemes for the defeat of Jim Bailey and the return of the around-the-stand swimming race trophy to the yacht club.
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Sid Morse
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Sid Morse & Arthur Julian
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Paul Ford and Sterling Holloway , 1964.
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Antelo Productions
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Grandandy Productions
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Richelieu Productions
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Harry Geller
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USA
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Gary Nelson
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Harry Geller
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Mutiny
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The Baileys of Balboa
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Bailey's Band
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Buck Ships Out
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Captain Stanley
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Happiness is a Seal Called Lester
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Las Vegas By the Sea
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Look Who's a Sailor
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Love is a White Sea Bass
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My Son, the Dreamer
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Sam Sells Out
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Sam and the Invisible Man
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Sam and the Sea Monster
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Sam and the Surfers
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Sam's Dream
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Sam's Economy Kick
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Sam's Treasure Hunt
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Stanley the Runaway
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The Antique Car Race
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The Education of Sam Bailey
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The Great Yacht Club Robbery
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The Haunted Van
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The Return of Barbara Wyntoon
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To Hawaii with Love
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To Sam, He's a Swimmer
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Wanna Buy a Hot Turkey?
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Won't You Come Home, Sam Bailey?
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The Baileys of Balboa is an American sitcom that appeared on CBS in the 1964–1965 season on Thursdays at 9:30pm ET. The series lasted only one 26-episode season. The show was directed by Gary Nelson and Bob Sweeney. The show was primarily developed for the network because its president, James T. Aubrey, insisted that Gilligan's Island, which premiered the same season (and which he personally loathed), would have been a better show if it had centered on the exploits of a charter boat captain operating in a marina, and had his old friend Keefe Brasselle produce his version of the idea in order to prove his point. After Aubrey was fired from the network in February 1965 (amid charges of "conflict of interest" in scheduling the show and two other Brasselle productions without formal pilot episodes), The Baileys of Balboa fulfilled its 26-episode commitment, and was abruptly canceled – due, in part, to its poor ratings opposite ABC's highly successful twice-weekly soap opera, Peyton Place. Gilligan's Island continued for two more seasons.
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