William Bendix
Chester A. Riley
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- 1. Tonsils Oct 4, 1949
- Riley overreacts when faced with surgery.
- 2. Babs and Simon Step Out Oct 11, 1949
- Riley forbids Babs from seeing Simon.
- 3. Egbert's Chemistry Set Oct 18, 1949
- Riley and his neighbor compare their sons' talents.
The Life of Riley is a sitcom starring William Bendix as Chester A. Riley, a worker in an aircraft plant in California who often gets into funny situations with his family and friends. The series ran from 1953 to 1958 and has 219 episodes, 8.0 IMDb rating, and trivia about its radio origins.
- (455)
- 1953-01-02
- Comedy
- 30
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The Life of Riley is a classic American comedy series that started on radio in 1944 and was adapted into a film and two TV series. Learn about the characters, the catchphrases, the cast and the history of this situation comedy.
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A comedy series about a man who disrupts his family's life with his malapropisms and ill timed interventions. Starring Jackie Gleason as Chester A. Riley, the show won an Emmy and influenced other sitcoms like The Honeymooners.
- (136)
- 1948
- Comedy
- 30
A classic sitcom starring William Bendix as Chester A. Riley, a World War II veteran who faces various troubles with his family and friends. See the full cast and crew list, including directors, writers, and guest stars, on IMDb.
The Life of Riley. 1953 -1958. 6 Seasons. NBC. Comedy. Watchlist. Life at 1313 Blueview Terrace was never easy, thanks to bumbling Chester A. Riley, an Archie Bunker without the attitude whose...
Apr 23, 2015 · This upload contains 252 episodes of the great Old Time Radio comedy, The Life of Riley, starring William Bendix. The radio show aired from 1944-1951, and also spawned a feature film and two television adaptions, one with Jack Gleason that aired for 26 weeks (1949-1950) and a the second with William Bendix reprising his role for six seasons ...
