Mona McCluskey
Mona McCluskey is an American sitcom that aired on NBC as part of its 1965-1966 schedule. The series stars Juliet Prowse in the title role, and aired from September 16, 1965 to April 14, 1966. Juliet Prowse and Denny Miller in the story of a movie actress married to an Air Force sergeant.
Episodes
Runtime: 30m
Mona's letter to the Air Force secretary demanding a raise for Mike causes chaos.
Runtime: 30m
Mona plots to get Mike money for a Mexican vacation with her.
Runtime: 30m
Mona breaks her pact with Mike to finish a painting on time.
Reluctantly, Mona agrees to a State Department request to dine with a visiting, playboy maharajah.
Runtime: 30m
When Mike is recommended for officers training school, Mona decides to abandon her acting career.
Runtime: 30m
Mona is pleased when Mike leaves to attend a reunion of his old squadron, but becomes suspicious when General Crone says he knows nothing about it.
Runtime: 30m
Mona and Mike's attempt to reconcile their friend with his girlfriend leads to complications.
Runtime: 30m
Mike becomes jealous when Mona films a love scene with matinee idol Mario Martoni.
Runtime: 30m
Mona buys a $1500 clay statue, and then pretends she created it herself to keep Mike from learning its price.
Runtime: 30m
Mona invites a former film star to dinner, and he remains for weeks. Mona is unable to move him out because he has no money. She gets him a part in a picture so he can earn some cash, and he reacts in an unusual way.
Runtime: 30m
Mona's two spinster aunts puzzle Mike by snubbing him when they come to visit Mona. Mike's bewilderment grows when he offers the aunts a box of candy, and they stomp on it.
Runtime: 30m
Irritated because Mona opens his mail, Mike sends himself a fake set of orders assigning him to Hawaii.
Runtime: 30m
A professional photographer for a weekly magazine pretends to be one of Mona's old school chums in order to get a magazine story about her.
Runtime: 30m
Mona explodes when Mike tells her that the general has booked another dancer for the annual frolics. The general plans to give Mona an award at the frolics in appreciation for her previous entertainment for the troops.
Runtime: 30m
Mike won't let Mona buy a color TV, so Mona figures a devious way to get Mike the money to buy it for her.
Runtime: 30m
Mike is leaving the Air Force after his enlistment ends, rejecting re-enlistment to pursue a higher-paying civilian job so he can better support Mona. Both Mona and General Crone are unhappy with his decision to leave the Air Force.
Runtime: 30m
General Crone's nephew pays him a visit, and when it's apparent that he out-Beatles The Beatles, the general begs the McCluskeys to keep him out of sight while his superior visits the base.
Runtime: 30m
Mike smacks a pie at a nightclub comic who insults Mona. Mike hits nightclub comic with a pie, winds up in jail. He refuses to let Mona pay his bill because the comic said Mike married her for her money.
Runtime: 30m
For their third anniversary, Mike gifts Mona a $350 diamond ring. A props-man mistakenly takes it from the studio, causing chaos.
Runtime: 30m
On the eve of his wedding, Sgt. Gruzewsky abruptly calls it off after consulting a fortune teller, leaving Mona to salvage the situation.
Runtime: 30m
A trained monkey complicates Mona's life when he takes a liking to her.
Runtime: 30m
Mona parachutes into Mike's bivouac, delivering her cold remedy via rented plane.
Runtime: 30m
A reputed Texas millionaire (Barry Kelly) persuades Mona to invest in a new electronics company.
Mona panics when Mike registers her as a contestant in a ski race at a winter resort.
Runtime: 30m
Mona and Mike step up their campaign to get Sgt. Gruzewsky (Robert Strauss) to marry Alice (Elena Verdugo.)
Runtime: 30m
Misunderstandings lead Mike to believe Mona is pregnant.
