HOME | BOOKS | JEAN SHEPHERD | MOVIES | OLD TIME RADIO AUDIO CD | OLD TIME RADIO mp3 CD ROM | OLD TIME RADIO mp3 DVD ROM VIC AND SADE (1937-1946) OLD TIME RADIO - 3 CD-ROM - 370 mp3 - Total Time: 69:42:00 Vic and Sade was an American radio program created and written by Paul Rhymer. It was regularly broadcast on radio from 1932 to 1944, then intermittently until 1946, and was briefly adapted to television in 1949 and again in 1957. During its 14-year run on radio, Vic and Sade became one of the most popular series of its kind, earning critical and popular success: according to Time, Vic and Sade had 7,000,000 devoted listeners in 1943. For the majority of its span on the air, Vic and Sade was heard in 15-minute episodes without a continuing storyline. The central characters, known as "radio's home folks," were accountant Victor Rodney Gook ([Art Van Harvey]), his wife Sade (Bernadine Flynn) and their adopted son Rush (Bill Idelson). The three lived on Virginia Avenue in "the small house halfway up in the next block." The program was presented with a low-key ease and naturalness, and Rhymer's humorous dialogue was delivered with a subtleness that made even the most outrageous events seem commonplace and normal. Dates and Format: June 29, 1932 to September 29, 1944 15 minutes daily August 21, 1945 to December 7, 1945 15 minutes daily June 27, 1946 to October 26, 1946 30 minutes weekly July 11 to July 25, 1949 three half-hour television episodes as part of Colgate Theatre, Monday nights. c. spring 1957 seven 15-minute television episodes for WNBQ, Thursday nights. ic and Sade was first heard over NBC's Blue network in 1932 and originated in Chicago. At the height of its popularity, it was broadcast over all three major networks and as many as six times a day. Overview Vic and Sade was written by the prodigious Paul Rhymer for the entire length of its long run. The principal characters were a married couple living in "the small house halfway up in the next block." After the first weeks in production an extra character, an adopted son, was added to the show, and it was in this format, with only three characters, that the program thrived for the next eight years and won many awards for the writer, actors and sponsor. In 1940, the actor who played Vic, Art Van Harvey, became ill, and Sade's Uncle Fletcher (Clarence Hartzell) was added to the cast to fill the place of the missing male lead. When Van Harvey recovered his health, Uncle Fletcher was kept on as a fourth character. During World War II, the actor who played Rush, Bill Idelson, was called into military service, and he left the show. The spring months of 1943 were a tumultuous period, but eventually a second son figure, Russell Miller (David Whitehouse), was brought in, and the program continued as it always had. The show faltered somewhat with Whitehouse, who sounded as if he was reading his lines aloud in school. Idelson later returned as Rush. Paul Rhymer frequently gave each of the principals a day off, by confining his scripts to only two of the main characters. Vic and Sade would discuss a domestic problem while Rush was in school; Sade and Rush would review the day's events while Vic was still at the office; Vic and Rush would tackle some project while Sade was out shopping. Several episodes deliberately make no forward progress whatever, as the cast introduces the episode's premise but gets bogged down in endless details, not resolving the story at all! Vic and Sade was technically a "soap opera," in time slots slanted toward an audience of housewives, and sponsored by food items and cleaning products. Rhymer evidently felt some pressure from the sponsor's advertising agencies to include more romance and human interaction into his scripts, like the other daytime dramas on the air. Rhymer complied in his own dry way, by adding ridiculous touches (his romantic lead, Dwight Twentysixler, always speaks with his "mouth full of shingle nails"!) and oddball characters (Orville Wheeney, the slow-witted gas-meter man; Jimmy Custard, the crochety town official who never quite makes clear what he does; Mr. Sprawl, the frail old man who dotes on "peanuts with chocolate smeared on the outsides"). Vic and Sade went off the air September 29, 1944 but was brought back several times. In 1945, the cast was augmented to include many characters who were previously only talked about. In 1946 it was a summer replacement series, now in a half-hour format and played in front of a live studio audience. Later that year it became a sustaining (unsponsored) feature on the Mutual network. In 1949 three television episodes were made (with only Bernadine Flynn remaining from the original cast), using an elaborate set that included the whole house as well as the front and back yards. In 1957 Vic and Sade ran for seven weeks as a television series but returned to the original three-character format, with Art Van Harvey back as Vic. The show's strength and appeal stem from its author's unique outlook on the world, his peculiar sense of humor, and his ability to create a universe of people, places and fascinating situations out of exiguous material. PLEASE READ HOW TO LISTEN AT THESE CD THESE ARE MP3 CD RECORDING THEY WILL NOT PLAY IN REGULAR CD PLAYERS You will need CD players that read mp3 files. Here some of the more popular mp3 players: Coby, Memorex, Panasonic, Philips, Sony and many more. Be sure you buy a model that support mp3 files. You can upload the files in ipods like Apple Ipod, Sansa and 100's more. Many new car CD players reads mp3, again check your player first. Many new home DVD players and virtually every Blu Ray reads mp3 files, please check your manual. Finally you can use your computer. 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FULL REFUND IF NOT SATISFIED EPISODES LIST Vic and Sade 37-05-28 Decoration Day Parade Vic and Sade 37-06-04 Sades Trip to Dwight Vic and Sade 37-11-28 Congress and the Supreme Court Vic and Sade 38-03-03 Official Host Vic and Sade 38-11-30 Vics New Hat Vic and Sade 39-01-02 Lodge Regalia Out on Loan Vic and Sade 39-01-16 Flower Garden Arranger Vic and Sade 39-03-08 Mr Ericksons House Repairs Vic and Sade 39-04-03 Speaking Acquaintances Vic and Sade 39-04-25 Rotten Davis Telephones Vic and Sade 39-04-26 Sades New Luggage Vic and Sade 39-05-11 The Davises Are Asleep Upstairs Vic and Sade 39-06-01 Grandpa Snyders Christmas Cards Vic and Sade 39-06-05 YY Flirch Tries to Call Vic and Sade 39-06-13 A Porch Collapses Vic and Sade 39-07-05 Two Tons of Coal Vic and Sade 39-08-30 Preselected School Clothes Vic and Sade 39-08-xx (x) Vics Geographical Trip Vic and Sade 39-09-06 Office Work at Home Magnifying Glass Vic and Sade 39-09-22 Wildflowers Vic and Sade 39-09-XX Rush Tenders His Resignations Vic and Sade 39-10-06 Double Feature in Hopewood Vic and Sade 39-10-30 Five Christmas Card Salesmen Vic and Sade 39-10-31 Blue-tooth Under the Davenport Vic and Sade 39-10-xx (x) Rush I Hereby Resign From Vic and Sade 39-11-06 Charleys Fish Snapshot Vic and Sade 39-11-07 Smelly Makes a Speech Vic and Sade 39-11-14 Tearing Down a Three-storey Brick Building Vic and Sade 39-11-21 Smelly Clarks Christmas Presents Vic and Sade 39-12-XX Rush Is Getting on in Years Vic and Sade 39-12-XX Sade Volunteers Rush for a Pageant Vic and Sade 39-12-XX Vics Christmas Card List Vic and Sade 39-XX-XX Mr Gumpox Offers Sade a Stall Vic and Sade 39-XX-XX Vics Geographical Trip Vic and Sade 40-01-02 Painted Portrait of Big Dipper Vic and Sade 40-01-09 Sade Muses on Her Friendship with Mis Scott Vic and Sade 40-01-12 Vegetable Garden Vic and Sade 40-01-19 Gumpox Vic and Sade Donahue Vic and Sade 40-01-22 RJ Konks Improved Portrait Vic and Sade 40-01-24 YY Flirch Elected Best Looking Man Vic and Sade 40-02-02 Mr Donahue Gets a Promotion Vic and Sade 40-02-20 Rushs Good Looks Vic and Sade 40-02-27 Deep Currents of School Life Vic and Sade 40-03-19 A Letter From Aunt Bess - Grocery List Vic and Sade 40-03-25 Smelly Clarks Big Date Vic and Sade 40-03-27 Vic Fakes the Cornet Vic and Sade 40-03-29 No Trip to Chicago Vic and Sade 40-04-04 Rush Makes a Call on a Girl Vic and Sade 40-04-08 Can Blue-tooth Sue the Bijou Vic and Sade 40-04-10 Nicer to Sleep over for Two Weeks Vic and Sade 40-04-15 Miltons Dirt in Fruit Jars Vic and sade 40-04-17 Vics Heart-shaped Face Vic and Sade 40-05-03 Engine Cab Ride to Chicago Vic and Sade 40-05-06 Working on Hank Gutstops Debts Vic and Sade 40-05-15 Vics Picture Not In Quarterly Vic and Sade 40-05-27 Mis Scott Getting Too Chummy Vic and Sade 40-05-29 Nicer the Goader Vic and Sade 40-06-02 Mr Chinbunny Wants to Smoke Cigars Vic and Sade 40-06-13 Hank Gutstop is Healthy Vic and Sade 40-06-14 Last Day of School Vic and Sade 40-06-17 Mr Sludge to Sleep Overnight Vic and Sade 40-06-18 June Christmas Card Pressure Vic and Sade 40-06-19 Vics Wide Brimmed Hat Vic and Sade 40-06-21 The Royal Throne Barbershop Vic and Sade 40-06-24 Mr Gumpox Blows Kisses Vic and Sade 40-07-01 Ruthie Has Secrets Vic and Sade 40-07-04 Mr Sludge Calls His Mother Vic and Sade 40-07-13 Short Bio of Little Dipper Vic and Sade 40-07-22 Mr Donahue Asks for a Demotion Vic and Sade 40-07-23 Razorscums Photograph Album Vic and Sade 40-08-14 Bacon Sandwiches Vic and Sade 40-09-xx (x) Mr. Sludge Grows A Moustache Vic and Sade 40-09-XX Sleepers Beware Rush Vic and Sade 40-10-27 Hot Soup Vic and Sade 40-10-xx (x) Shake Hands With R.J. Konk Vic and Sade 40-11-19 Man Caught in a Revolving Door Vic and Sade 40-12-17 A Bijou Lifetime Pass Vic and Sade 40-12-23 A Letter From Aunt Bess Vic and Sade 40-12-31 Howard Has a New Harness Vic and Sade 40-XX-XX A Letter To Walter Vic and Sade 40-XX-XX Applerot Shoves Sade Around Vic and Sade 40-XX-XX H K Fleebers 48 Teeth Vic and Sade 40-XX-XX Hanks Two-hundred Dollar Wardrobe Vic and Sade 40-XX-XX Ice Cream and Salted Peanuts at Midnight Vic and Sade 40-XX-XX Mr Sludge Grows a Moustache Vic and Sade 40-XX-XX Shake Hands with R J Konk Vic and Sade 40-xx-xx Speaking Aqauintances Vic and Sade 40-XX-XX Too Many Faces in the Windows Vic and Sade 40-XX-XX Vics Photograph With RJ Konk Vic and Sade 41-01-15 Beautiful, Beautiful Wallpaper Vic and Sade 41-01-21 Death of Bernice Vic and Sade 41-01-22 (x) A Very Pleasant Noon Hour Vic and Sade 41-01-23 The All-Star Marching Team Vic and Sade 41-01-24 Mr Ruebush Has to Wait Vic and Sade 41-01-25 Beautiful Beautiful Wallpaper Vic and Sade 41-02-03 Wallpapering at Midnight Vic and Sade 41-02-07 Landladys Photos Vic and Sade 41-02-11 Fred Considers Joining the Lodge Vic and Sade 41-02-16 A Manual For Wives of Sky Brothers Vic and Sade 41-02-24 Uncle Fletcher To Meet One OClock Train Vic and Sade 41-02-25 Ladies Auxiliary Marching Team Vic and Sade 41-03-04 (x) Vic Wins Broad Brimmed Hat Vic and Sade 41-03-14 Marching Team Pictures Vic and Sade 41-03-18 Mis Keller to Join the Thimble Club Vic and Sade 41-03-25 Muddled Shopping Money Vic and Sade 41-03-27 Hanks Weather Service Vic and Sade 41-03-31 Rush Wants His Interest Vic and Sade 41-03-XX Company Coming, 13 People Vic and Sade 41-04-04 Mr Breeps Birthday Dinner Vic and Sade 41-04-23 Sweet Dreams Mr Donahue Vic and Sade 41-04-xx (x) 40 Pounds of Golf Clubs Vic and Sade 41-04-xx (x) Company Coming, 13 People Vic and Sade 41-04-XX Five Dollars For Shopping Vic and Sade 41-04-XX Forty Pounds of Golf Clubs Vic and Sade 41-04-XX Fourteen Days in Grovelman Vic and Sade 41-04-XX Vic Wins a Broad-brimmed Hat Vic and Sade 41-05-02 Vics Picture on Quarterly Cover Vic and Sade 41-05-08 Mr Erickson Gives the House as a Gift Vic and Sade 41-05-12 Exalted Big Dipper Day Vic and Sade 41-05-13 Souvenirs and Mementos Vic and Sade 41-05-16 Door Stops Vic and Sade 41-05-21 The Key Collection Vic and Sade 41-05-30 Five Men from Maine Vic and Sade 41-05-xx (x) 14 Days in Grovelman SC Vic and Sade 41-05-xx (x) Rush, Bulletin Board Monitor Vic and Sade 41-06-01 (x) Uncle Fletcher Calls Long Distance Vic and Sade 41-06-03 Hammock Vic and Sade 41-06-03 The Hammock Vic and Sade 41-06-04 Grand Old Lodge Lady Vic and Sade 41-06-09 Letter Writing Plot Vic and Sade 41-06-30 Whos Who In Kitchenware Vic and Sade 41-07-01 Uncle Fletchers Easy Chair Vic and Sade 41-07-xx (x) Freds Concrete Partition Vic and Sade 41-08-26 A Man In The House Vic and Sade 41-09-09 Christmas Presents For The Boss Vic and Sade 41-09-17 Uncle Fletcher Cleans House Vic and Sade 41-09-25 Bright Kentucky Hotel Speaker Vic and Sade 41-09-29 Bright Kentucky Hotel Speaker Vic and Sade 41-10-08 Sades Surprise Gift Washrags Vic and Sade 41-10-09 Its Algebra Uncle Fletcher Vic and Sade 41-10-14 (x) Vic Declines Cornet Lessons Vic and Sade 41-10-27 Freds Tires Vic and Sade 41-10-29 Cornet Lessons Vic and Sade 41-10-31 Broken Alarm Clocks Vic and Sade 41-11-04 Sades Surprise Gift Slippers Vic and Sade 41-11-05 Vics Christmas Gift List Vic and Sade 41-11-20 A Miserable Object of Public Ridicule Vic and Sade 41-11-xx (x) No Hookey For Vic Rush Vic and Sade 41-11-xx (x) Strictly Business Xmas Loan Vic and Sade 41-11-XX Car Ride To Chenoa Vic and Sade 41-11-XX Playing Hooky Vic and Sade 41-12-01 (x) Vics Trip to Plant Number 17 Vic and Sade 41-12-01 Winnie and her man Vic and Sade 41-12-08 The Bottom Buffet Drawer Vic and Sade 41-12-12 Christmas Shopping for Mr Buller Vic and Sade 41-12-25 North Dakota River Bottom Revel Vic and Sade 41-12-xx (x) Left and Right Handed Stacey Yopp Vic and Sade 41-12-XX Christmas Present Money Vic and Sade 41-12-xx Mr Chinbunny Eats Ice Cream Vic and Sade 41-12-XX Stacey Yop and Doctor Sockers Vic and Sade 41-12-xx Uncle Fletchers Train Trip to Dixon Vic and Sade 41-12-xx Washrag Collection Vic and Sade 41-XX-XX Crowded Car Ride Vic and Sade 41-XX-XX Freds Concrete Partition Vic and Sade 41-XX-XX Icebergs in Illinois Vic and Sade 41-XX-XX Left and Right Handed Stacey Yopp Vic and Sade 41-XX-XX No Hookey for Vic and Rush Vic and Sade 41-XX-XX Rush, Bulletin Board Monitor Vic and Sade 41-XX-XX Strictly Business Christmas Loan Vic and Sade 41-XX-XX Uncle Fletcher Calls Long Distance Vic and Sade 41-XX-XX Uncle Fletcher Wants Mementos Stored Vic and Sade 41-XX-XX Uncle Fletchers Trip to Dixon Vic and Sade 42-02-01 (x) Donahues Doorbell Vic and Sade 42-02-11 Fred Will Budget For Vic Vic and Sade 42-02-13 The Prize Clock Vic and Sade 42-02-17 Hank Gutstop Hostess Vic and Sade 42-02-18 Edith Suggins Visit Vic and Sade 42-02-19 Uncle Fletchers Room is Being Painted Vic and Sade 42-02-24 Rawhide Shoestrings Vic and Sade 42-02-25 Donahues Doorbell Vic and Sade 42-02-26 First to Put up the Porch Swing Vic and Sade 42-03-03 Accounting for Spondulicks Vic and Sade 42-03-04 The Room Warming Vic and Sade 42-03-06 Tornado Gook Vic and Sade 42-03-09 A Letter from Aunt Bess Uncle Fletcher Vic and Sade 42-03-12 Little Tiny Petite Pheasant Feather Tea Shoppy Vic and Sade 42-03-XX Mis Appelrots Petition Vic and Sade 42-04-06 The Scrap Drive Vic and Sade 42-04-20 Gravy Boat Vic and Sade 42-05-15 Mentioned in Dispatches Vic and Sade 42-05-xx (x) Trip to Carberry Vic and Sade 42-06-08 A Letter from Aunt Bess Sleepy Vic and Sade 42-07-12 Lodge Regalia Vic and Sade 42-07-16 A Gross Of Gravels Vic and Sade 42-07-xx (x) Thunderstorm Vic and Sade 42-08-06 Sades Christmas Cards Vic and Sade 42-08-09 Rush Treats Sade to the Movies Vic and Sade 42-08-18 Cleaning the Attic Vic and Sade 42-08-20 Telephone Call From The Hinks Vic and Sade 42-08-24 Rushs School Clothes Vic and Sade 42-09-14 Sade and Ruthie Come Out Even b Vic and Sade 42-09-15 The Silent March Vic and Sade 42-10-01 Cherry Phosphates Vic and Sade 42-10-12 Mayor Wants to Joins the Lodge Vic and Sade 42-10-20 Freds Concrete Floor Vic and Sade 42-10-27 Christmas Suggestions for the Boss Vic and Sade 42-11-20 Smelly Cuts Rushs Hair Vic and Sade 42-12-07 Miss Neagel Tears Up Lee Street Vic and Sade 42-XX-XX Going to Carberry Vic and Sade 42-XX-XX Lodge Speech Rehearsal Vic and Sade 42-XX-XX Mr Chinbunny Eats Ice Cream Vic and Sade 42-XX-XX The Thunderstorm Vic and Sade 42-XX-XX Uncle Fletchers Train Trip to Dixon Vic and Sade 42-XX-XX Vics Inspection Tour Vic and Sade 42-XX-XX Washrag Collection Vic and Sade 43-01-04 Honorary Titles Vic and Sade 43-01-07 Fred Considers Joining the Lodge Vic and Sade 43-01-23 Robert and Slobert Call Long Distance Vic and Sade 43-02-15 Dotties Letter From Chuck Vic and Sade 43-02-16 Leland Richards is Coming Vic and Sade 43-02-17 Leland Richards is Homesick Vic and Sade 43-03-05 Vic Entertains Dottie Vic and Sade 43-03-10 Chuck and Dottie Wash Dishes Vic and Sade 43-03-18 Appelrot Picks on Dottie Vic and Sade 43-03-31 Brainfeebles House Warming Vic and Sade 43-04-12 Dotties New Dress Vic and Sade 43-06-08 Front Porch Swing Vic and Sade 43-07-12 Gumpoxs Lodge Regalia Vic and Sade 43-07-23 Changes to the Regalia Vic and Sade 43-08-20 Picking Up Vic in Freds Car Vic and Sade 43-08-xx (x) Russ Miller Con Artist Vic and Sade 43-09-20 Fifty Photos of Vic Vic and Sade 43-09-XX Russell Tenders His Resignations Vic and Sade 43-10-01 A Letter From Aunt Bess Sewing Buttons Vic and Sade 43-10-11 Victor R Gook Fontonelle Vic and Sade 43-10-26 Honorary Lodge Member Vic and Sade 43-10-27 Thimble Club Meeting Vic and Sade 43-11-03 Watch Fob Collection Vic and Sade 43-11-08 Essay on Birds Vic and Sade 43-11-10 Eight Million Jobs Vic and Sade 43-11-11 Stingyberry Jam Vic and Sade 43-11-12 Uncle Fletchers Packing Problems Vic and Sade 43-11-15 Ike Kneesuffers Snapshots Vic and Sade 43-11-19 Carribean Dream Flute Vic and Sade 43-11-26 Christmas Suggestions for the Boss Vic and Sade 43-11-29 A Garbage Wagon Pass Vic and Sade 43-11-30 Sweet Esther Wisconsin Vic and Sade 43-12-02 Cleaning the Bookcase Vic and Sade 43-12-15 The Color of Gumpoxs Eyes Vic and Sade 43-12-27 Invoice Preparations Vic and Sade 43-XX-XX Russ Miller Con Artist Vic and Sade 44-01-24 Vic Sleeping On the Couch Vic and Sade 44-01-25 Missouri State Home for the Tall Vic and Sade 44-02-03 Sixty Pairs of Pants Vic and Sade 44-02-04 Sleepers Beware - Russell Vic and Sade 44-02-25 The History of Plant Number Fourteen Vic and Sade 44-03-01 Hank Gutstop Throws a Party Vic and Sade 44-03-07 Hank Gutstops Proposition Vic and Sade 44-03-17 Vics Cancelled Trip Vic and Sade 44-03-20 Mysterious Skulkers Vic and Sade 44-04-03 Ted Stembottom Vic and Sade 44-04-05 Hyena Grease Vic and Sade 44-04-07 The Solo March Vic and Sade 44-04-19 BB Baugh and the New Dentist Vic and Sade 44-05-01 Lodge Holiday Visits Vic and Sade 44-05-30 Lolita di Rienzis Suggestion Vic and Sade 44-06-02 Mr Chinbunny Wants to Smoke Cigars Russell Vic and Sade 44-06-07 Elk Skin Shoelaces Vic and Sade 44-06-07 Elkskin Shoe Laces Vic and Sade 44-06-09 The Lunges Are Coming Vic and Sade 44-06-12 Professor Russell Vic and Sade 44-06-13 Prettiest Eye Contest Vic and Sade 44-06-14 Deadmans Trick Vic and Sade 44-06-15 A Letter from Aunt Bess - Listen Please Vic and Sade 44-06-16 Piercing Blue Eyes Vic and Sade 44-06-19 Five-hundred Bijou Tickets Vic and Sade 44-06-20 No More Pretty Boy Vic and Sade 44-06-21 Rishigan Fishigans Secret Vic and Sade 44-06-22 Sade Beats The Christmas Card Rap Vic and Sade 44-06-23 Lodge Telescope Vic and Sade 44-06-26 Thimble Club Bazaar Vic and Sade 44-06-27 Uncle Fletcher Gets a Job Offer Vic and Sade 44-06-28 A Letter From Mr Buller Vic and Sade 44-06-29 War Bond Visitor Vic and Sade 44-06-30 Russell Stays with Milton Welch Vic and Sade 44-07-04 Sade Plays Rummy Vic and Sade 44-07-05 Visiting Dignitaries Vic and Sade 44-07-06 Where to Hide the Ritual Vic and Sade 44-07-07 A Letter from Yellow Jump Vic and Sade 44-07-10 A Collection of Personal Treasures Vic and Sade 44-07-11 Dont Scrape Off The Watts Vic and Sade 44-07-12 A Phone Call from Yellow Jump Vic and Sade 44-07-13 Uncle Fletcher Miffed with Sade Vic and Sade 44-07-14 Sade Short Changed Vic and Sade 44-07-17 Summer Maneuvers Vic and Sade 44-07-18 A Sale at Yamiltons Vic and Sade 44-07-19 Uncle Fletchers New Lodging Vic and Sade 44-07-20 Uncle Fletcher Talks Business Vic and Sade 44-07-24 Robert and Slobert Are Scoundrels Vic and Sade 44-07-25 Mr Donahue Hates Vacations Vic and Sade 44-07-26 Sade Pleads to See a Movie Vic and Sade 44-07-27 Vics Foreign Accent Vic and Sade 44-07-28 Garbage Box Mystery Vic and Sade 44-07-31 Hank Cuts His Debt to Vic Vic and Sade 44-08-01 Rotten Old Overshoes Vic and Sade 44-08-02 Sade Asks Vic To Evict Mr Overholt Vic and Sade 44-08-03 Russell Reminisces about the Old Days Vic and Sade 44-08-04 Vic is Boss for a Day Vic and Sade 44-08-07 Vic and Russell Fix Their Own Dinner Vic and Sade 44-08-08 Russell in Charge of Howard Vic and Sade 44-08-09 Mr Gumpox Has Lost His Dentures Vic and Sade 44-08-10 Sade Struggles with a Letter Vic and Sade 44-08-11 Uncle Fletcher Rests Body and Brain Vic and Sade 44-08-14 Uncle Fletcher Prolongs His Stay Vic and Sade 44-08-15 Vacation from a Vacation Vic and Sade 44-08-16 A Dandy Picture of Vic Vic and Sade 44-09-01 Arranging the Honeymoon Vic and Sade 44-09-04 Out of Town Wedding Guests Vic and Sade 44-09-05 Money Owed Sade Vic and Sade 44-09-06 Muted Silver Moonbeam Chimes Vic and Sade 44-09-07 The Wedding Present Vic and Sade 44-09-08 Vics Business Trip Vic and Sade 44-09-11 Honeymoon Guide Vic and Sade 44-09-12 Freds Car Repairs Vic and Sade 44-09-13 A Letter from Aunt Bess Ham Ham Vic and Sade 44-09-14 Working on Hank Gutstops Debts Russell Vic and Sade 44-09-15 The Wedding Ring Vic and Sade 44-09-18 Vics Greeting Cards Vic and Sade 44-09-19 Vic to be Best Man Vic and Sade 44-09-20 Reverend V Cook Vic and Sade 44-09-21 Groom Arriving Vic and Sade 44-09-22 Vics Unheard News Vic and Sade 44-09-25 Saving Blue-tooth from Tragedy Vic and Sade 44-09-26 A Box of Letters Vic and Sade 44-09-27 Groom Disappears Vic and Sade 44-09-28 A Dun From Kleeburgers Vic and Sade 44-09-29 Bright-eyed and Eager Vic and Sade 45-03-18 The Stillness of an Afternoon is Broken Russell Vic and Sade 45-11-19 Unwanted Samaritan Vic and Sade 45-11-20 Corkles Borrow a Cup of Sugar Vic and Sade 45-11-21 Jimmy Custard Vic and Sade 45-11-23 Sleeping In The Courthouse Yard Vic and Sade 45-11-26 Sweetcorn McBlock Vic and Sade 45-11-27 Parade of Interruptions Vic and Sade 45-11-29 Uncle Fletcher Arranges Phone Calls Vic and Sade 45-11-30 Dwight Twentysixlers Scrapbook Vic and Sade 45-12-03 A Slow Dull Tiresome Evening Vic and Sade 45-12-04 Orville Wheeney Gets Fired Vic and Sade 45-12-05 Mis Harris And Dwight Are Engaged Vic and Sade 45-12-06 Rainy Day Fun Vic and Sade 45-12-07 Sacred Stars Convention Vic and Sade 46-06-27 The Piano Lesson Vic and Sade 46-07-04 Womans auxiliary Vic and Sade 46-07-11 Vic the Irish Policeman Vic and Sade 46-07-18 Midsummer Madness Vic and Sade 46-07-25 Moving to Peoria Vic and Sade 46-08-01 L Vogel Drum Vic and Sade 46-08-08 The Honeymoon Couple Vic and Sade 46-08-22 Sade and Mis Kesler Fight Vic and Sade 46-08-29 Pre-arranged Meals Vic and Sade 46-09-19 Uncle Fletchers Landlady Farming Him Out Vic and Sade 46-09-26 Vic Brings Home Work Vic and Sade 46-10-10 Mr Zee, the Handyman Vic and Sade 46-10-26 August Invoices Vic and Sade 57-XX-XX Lodge Catalogue Vic and Sade 57-XX-XX Ushering at the Bijou Vic and Sade 72-01-01 Vic and Sade Tribute 1 of 2 Vic and Sade 72-01-02 Vic and Sade Tribute 2 of 2 Vic and Sade 73-10-02 Vic and Sade John Hickman Interviews Ed Roberts Vic and Sade 95-04-25 Re-enactment - Rush Brings Home a Dog FEEDBACK Our feedback 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