Marty Ingels
Arch Fenster
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- 1. A Small Matter of Being Fired Sep 28, 1962
- Dickens is worried he won't be promoted at his job.
- 2. Nurse Dickens Oct 5, 1962
- Harry is jealous when Kate must work with handsome doctors.
- 3. The Double Life of Mel Warshaw Oct 12, 1962
- Dickens, Fenster and Mulligan are suspicious of Mel.
I'm Dickens, He's Fenster is an American sitcom starring John Astin and Marty Ingels that ran on ABC from September 28, 1962, to September 13, 1963.
I'm Dickens, He's Fenster: Created by Leonard Stern. With John Astin, Marty Ingels, Emmaline Henry, David Ketchum. Two carpenters, married Harry Dickens and bachelor Arch Fenster, are best friends. Harry envies Arch's single life, but his wife Kate disapproves.
- (176)
- 1962-09-28
- Comedy
- 30
Jun 25, 2024 · Episodes, Interviews, Promos, and Rare Footage from the 1962-63 ABC TV Sitcom I'm Dickens He's Fenster, starring John Astin and Mary Ingels.
While spending the weekend in their mountain cabin, Dickens, Fenster, and Mulligan, become suspicious of Mel, when they discover his uncanny resemblance to a notorious bank robber.
Apr 24, 2012 · As two best friends on the world's wackiest construction crew, Harry Dickens (John Astin of the Addams Family) and Arch Fenster (Marty Ingels) are hysterical in this long-lost 1962 TV series. Includes appearances by Harvey Korman, Ellen Burstyn, Lee Meriwether, and Yvonne Craig. 16 episodes, 3 discs, over 10 hours of content.
- (76)
- Koch International
- $46.8
- DVD
This sitcom starred John Astin (Dickens) and Marty Ingels (Fenster) as two carpenters in Los Angeles. Stories usually involved the ineptness of the two on construction jobs complete with...
- 26 min
- 3.4K
- Analog TV Obscurity
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Instead of Singing Along with Mitch, newspaper and magazine scribes from coast to coast were singing the praises of this hilarious little show about two skillfully etched, hilariously delineated construction workers named Dickens and Fenster.
