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Won't put up a poll as there are too many to list.
My favorites include:

Gracie Allen - a ditz for all occasions.

Carol Post (Connie Hines) - Should have been able to keep Wilbur out of the barn.

Smantha Stevens - With witchcraft she should have kept one of the two Darrens' straight (maybe it was Uncle Arthurs' doing).

June Cleaver - How can you not love a mom who talks about her beaver on TV.

Wilma Flintstine - red head.

But, my favorite is Morticia Addams.


Hey schlep - did you know she was born in Amarillo?

On Make Room for Daddy, compare Margaret Williams [played by Jean Hagen (1923-77)] with Clancey Williams [played by Marjorie Lord (b. 1918)].

Feel free to discuss.

In 1956, Jean Hagen wasn't happy with her contract on the series, so the star, Danny Thomas became a widower on the series. He married a widow, Kathy O'Hara, who went by the nickname of "Clancey."




Jean Hagen


Marjorie Lord

LoyalTubist wrote:On Make Room for Daddy, compare Margaret Williams [played by Jean Hagen (1923-77)] with Clancey Williams [played by Marjorie Lord (b. 1918)].

Feel free to discuss.

In 1956, Jean Hagen wasn't happy with her contract on the series, so the star, Danny Thomas became a widower on the series. He married a widow, Kathy O'Hara, who went by the nickname of "Clancey."




Jean Hagen


Marjorie Lord

You lost me at Danny Thomas. Two words for you. Glass table. You dont want to know.

Danny Thomas was my hero! He showed that an average Joe (and and average looking one) could do quite well in show business, keep a family together, and start a hospital for children, without becoming abnormal or paranoid.

"Uncle" Charlie...
(A good 40 years ahead of his time!)

Don't forget Lily Munster -- Yvonne DeCarlo

Maybe not as early as the 50's, but my ALL TIME favorite TV wife is/was Stephanie Powers. Hart to Hart was the TV show and her counterpart was Robert Wagner.... lucky devil!

OOOH OOOH... what a woman!

Let's not forget RR's ex:



and there was:



and



and "you're the greatest":

Rosemary de Camp was a widow on the Bob Cummings Show (AKA Love That Bob). Yeah, she was pretty but her brother's models pretty much left her out of the picture:

LoyalTubist wrote:Rosemary de Camp was a widow on the Bob Cummings Show (AKA Love That Bob). Yeah, she was pretty but her brother's models pretty much left her out of the picture:

She was also William Bendix's wife on "Life of Riley". And didn't she advertise Amana refrigerators?

bloke wrote:My Mother: The Car

"A 1928 Porter,
that's my mother dear,
she helps me through everything I do,
and I'm so glad she's here!

My mother the car!"

LoyalTubist wrote:

I just want to be sure this photo makes it to page two of the thread.

jacojdm wrote:

LoyalTubist wrote:

I just want to be sure this photo makes it to page two of the thread.

I think it should be the duty of the freak jury to make this photo availabel nearly as often as the duck.

Siince it was only wives that were permitted, and since Morticia Addams was already mentioned, then it would have to be...



But my preference above all would America's favorite (unmarried) bikini girl:



Rick "June Cleaver?!?" Denney

Doc wrote:I second that motion.

all in favor say aye!

For those who liked "confused" blondes...

oh my gosh....
I was forgetting about Mrs. Peel

an ode to Joi...

No Lucille Ball???

Joi Lansing (1928-72)

She didn't live very long.