Season 3: 1961-1962
| Number in series |
Number in season |
Title |
|---|---|---|
| 76 | 1 | "The Ruptured Duck" |
| Dobie and Maynard receive their discharges and enroll in S. Peter Pryor Junior College. | ||
| 77 | 2 | "Move Over, Perry Mason" |
| After getting his hand caught in a gum machine, Maynard sues Herbert's insurance company. Guest: Douglas Dumbrille. | ||
| 78 | 3 | "The Frat's in the Fire" |
| Herbert bribes the snobbish Silver Spoons Club into inviting Dobie to join their group. | ||
| 79 | 4 | "Dobie, Dobie, Who's Got the Dobie?" |
| A beautiful girl decides that if Zelda wants Dobie, there must be more to him than meets the eye. | ||
| 80 | 5 | "The Fast, White Mouse" |
| An experiment in heredity convinces Zelda that Chatsworth is a more suitable mate. | ||
| 81 | 6 | "The Gigolo" |
| To remain true to her absent fiancee, a pretty co-ed bribes Maynard into being her regular escort. Guest: Bill Bixby. | ||
| 82 | 7 | "Dig, Dig, Dig" |
| Herbert suspects that Dobie's real interest in Egyptology is his attractive professor. | ||
| 83 | 8 | "Eat, Drink and Be Merry - For Tomorrow Ker-Boom" |
| Maynard is convinced that there is no hope for the future. | ||
| 84 | 9 | "The Richest Squirrel in Town" |
| Mr. Pomfritt has $41.37 stolen from his desk. | ||
| 85 | 10 | "The Second Most Beautiful Girl in The World" |
| Dobie competes with Chatsworth for the sympathy of a tender-hearted beauty. | ||
| 86 | 11 | "This Town Ain't Big Enough For Me and Robert Browning" |
| Inspired by a poem, Dobie goes after an unattainable girl. | ||
| 87 | 12 | "The 0000ff-Tail Fly" |
| Dobie's issue-oriented campaign for Student Council can't compete against Chatsworth's show biz glitter. | ||
| 88 | 13 | "Have Reindeer, Will Travel" |
| Soft-hearted Maynard gives the Christmas Party Fund to a poor Mexican boy. | ||
| 89 | 14 | "Crazylegs Gillis" |
| Dobie helps out a campus football star who has a wife and five sons. | ||
| 90 | 15 | "The Magnificent Failure" |
| When Herbert decides to sell his grocery store, he discovers that it isn't worth a fraction of what he had expected. | ||
| 91 | 16 | "Happiness Can't Buy Money" |
| Chatsworth hopes that Herbert T. Gillis can make a man out of him. | ||
| 92 | 17 | "I Do Not Choose To Run" |
| Herbert runs for City Planning Commissioner. | ||
| 93 | 18 | "For Whom The Wedding Bell Tolls" |
| Dobie and Maynard stow away on a cargo ship, unaware that Zelda is a passenger. Guest: Betty Rollin. | ||
| 94 | 19 | "Girls Will Be Boys" |
| Maynard meets a kooky tomboy named Eddie. Guest: Lynn Loring. | ||
| 95 | 20 | "Like Low Noon" |
| Butch Baumgartner, a former rival, is returning to town to get even with Dobie. | ||
| 96 | 21 | "The Marriage Counselor" |
| After Dobie agrees to marry Zelda, Maynard convinces them to postpone the nuptials indefinitely. | ||
| 97 | 22 | "Like, Oh, Brother!" |
| Dobie and Maynard volunteer at a neighborhood settlement house. | ||
| 98 | 23 | "Names My Mother Called Me" |
| Dobie is invited to meet the Nobel Prize-winning scientist who inspired his unusual first name. | ||
| 99 | 24 | "Dobie Gillis: Wanted Dead or Alive" |
| While babysitting for Professor Pomfritt, Dobie and Maynard find a copy of their final exam in Poetry. | ||
| 100 | 25 | "How To Cheat an Honest Man" |
| Dobie falls for a girl who is a stickler for honesty. | ||
| 101 | 26 | "Birth of a Salesman" |
| Traveling saleswoman Thalia Menninger tries to recruit Dobie and Professor Pomfritt for her company. Guest: Tuesday Weld. | ||
| 102 | 27 | "I Was a Boy Sorority Girl" |
| Working as waiters at a Sorority Open House, the boys must don dresses to avoid being recognized by Dobie's ultra-snobbish new girlfriend. | ||
| 103 | 28 | "An American Strategy" |
| Dobie must choose between a poor but loving girl and the daughter of his new employer. | ||
| 104 | 29 | "Sweet Success of Smell" |
| To take advantage of Maynard's uncanny sense of smell, Dobie and Maynard become private eyes. Guest: Yvonne Craig. | ||
| 105 | 30 | "The Big Blunder and Egg Man" |
| When Dobie invests in the commodities market, he inadvertently ends up owning fifteen thousand dozen eggs. | ||
| 106 | 31 | "The Truth Session" |
| Maynard's excessive honesty antagonizes everyone he knows. | ||
| 107 | 32 | "I Remember Muu Muu" |
| Maynard writes a provocative newspaper article about anthropology professor, Dr. Burkhardt. | ||
| 108 | 33 | "When Other Friendships Have Been Forgot" |
| Maynard comes to live with the Gillises. | ||
| 109 | 34 | "It Takes a Heap o' Livin' To Make a Cave a Home" |
| Maynard discovers a Stone Age Indian living in a local cave. Guest: Mike Mazurki. | ||
| 110 | 35 | "Back-To-Nature Boy" |
| Maynard runs into an old tomboy friend, Eddie, who has grown into a wealthy society debutante. Guest: Lynn Loring. | ||
| 111 | 36 | "Bachelor Father...and Son" |
| Winifred visits her sister, leaving Dobie and Herbert to fend for themselves. |
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