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Women find handsome and carefree Robert S. Beanblossom (Bob Cummings) irresistible. Perhaps that is why such a clueless real estate salesman is a hero in the eyes of secretary Julie Marshall (Julie Bishop). Boss Willis Thackery (John Litel) sees things differently and tries to reign in Beanblossom's bumbling antics. In spite of his efforts, Mr. Thackery's small Hollywood firm is the scene of a never ending parade of uproarious adventures. Loyal side-kick Julie always tries to fix Beanblossom's unwitting slip-ups, but only seems to makes things worse and a whole lot funnier. This early television sitcom is the first of four starring Bob Cummings that include "Love That Bob," "The Bob Cummings Show" and "My Living Doll."
Arabian Nights: Unknown to his boss, Beanblossom gets an invitation to join an influential men's club instead of Mr. Thackery. On initiation night an obsessed Thackery goes undercover to see who bested him for the coveted membership, unleashing a hilarious case of mistaken identity.
Jimmy Valentine: An eccentric millionaire wants to change his birth records so he doesn't have to retire and asks Beanblossom for help. Thackery thinks he's being left out of an important deal while Beanblossom learns that blowing up a bank safe is part of the old man's plan.
Wheel Of Fortune: Beanblossom rents his boss's old ancestral home - just when Thackery's no-nonsense aunt pays an unannounced visit expecting to stay there. Pretending the tenants are friends of Thackery's, Beanblossom discovers they're about to be raided for running a gambling house on the premises.
Bum For A Day: Going undercover as a skid row bum, Beanblossom tries to recover $18,000 stolen from the company safe.
This volume contains four episodes of MY HERO, the first of four television sitcoms that Bob Cummings starred in during the 1950s. Playing the handsome, yet inept real-estate salesman Bob Beanblossom, Cummings charmed audiences with his comical adventures. Whether irritating his boss Willis Thackery (John Litel), causing trouble with his unusual clients, or driving his secretary Julie Marshall (Julie Bishop) wild with desire, Beanblossom was always sure to entertain. In the episode "Arabian Nights," Beanblossom gets invited to join an elite gentleman's club much to Mr. Thacker's dismay. When Thackery goes undercover to see who stole his prize spot, the stage is set for a night filled with chaotic hilarity. Next, "Jimmy Valentine" finds Thackery and Beanblossom caught up in a bank robbery scam. Additional episodes include "Wheel of Fortune," and "Bum For A Day."
| Starring | Robert Cummings, Julie Bishop & John Litel | |
| Directed by | Oscar Rudolph & Leslie Goodwins |
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Classic 1950s Situation Comedy
Movie Lover: Martin Grams, author from Pennsylvania -- June, 29, 2005
MY HERO is the classic television series that was originally slated to film 39 episodes, but filmed 33 instead due to production difficulties. Co-produced by Robert Cummings himself, this was one of the many television series released by Official Films (same company responsible for the syndication of ROCKY JONES). All four episodes of this series are worth watching, especially if you love Julie Bishop or Robert Cummings. The second episode featured on this DVD is "Jimmy Valentine," titled appropriately after the notorious gangster of the same name who had a spectacular criminal career in the 1930s. As for the remaining three episodes, those were one of the VERY FEW episodes that had the priveledge of being a summer rerun when NBC reaired them in July and August of 1953.
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