General Electric Theater

📊 Series Specifications

Network CBS
Episode Runtime ~30 min
Total Seasons 10
Total Episodes 303
Original Language EN

General Electric Theater (1953)

⭐ 3.4 / 5 (6 votes) 🎬 10 Seasons 📼 303 Episodes 🏷️ Comedy, Drama 📡 Ended
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Synopsis

General Electric Theater is an American anthology series hosted by Ronald Reagan that was broadcast on CBS radio and television. The series was sponsored by General Electric's Department of Public Relations.

Seasons & Episodes

E1 Wedding Day

An elderly couple of naturalized Germans living in the U. S. discovers after 60 years of marital bliss that, technically, they were never married.

E2 Ride the River

Two law enforcement officers and a dangerous young outlaw fight their way back against a common enemy to civilization and surprising justice.

E3 Hired Mother

A single father of three attempts to raise his children and decides to hire a mother for them.

E4 Best Seller

British novelist Hilary Joyce comes to America to promote his book and encounters a beautiful woman who changes his beliefs in living.

E5 Winners Never Lose

A gambler who suffers a head injury is nursed back to health by non-traditional methods and the head doctor is not thrilled by it.

E6 Trapped

A husband suspects that his wife is plotting his murder.

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