THE FIRST SEASON

Other Networks:

ABC:	The Iron Horse (first half)	7:30-8:00 PM
CBS:	Gilligan's Island	7:30-8:00 PM

*Aired once on NBC-TV.

Episode #	Episode Title	Production #	Airdate	Rating/Share
1.	“The Royal Flush”	4701	(9-12-66)	15.4/28.5
The Monkees are hip to an evil archduke's plot endangering the life of his niece The Princess Bettina, Duchess of Harmonica.
2.	“Monkee See, Monkee Die”	4705	(9-19-66)	16.9/30.5
The Monkees head for a creepy manor on a fog-shrouded island to learn about their inheritance from an eccentric millionaire.
3.	“Monkee Versus Machine”	4700	(9-26-66)	15.7/27.4
In a computerized toy factory, The Monkees foil an efficiency expert who wants to replace an old toymaker with automation.
4.	“Your Friendly Neighborhood Kidnappers”	4703	(10-3-66)	17.9/31.7
To win a contest, the shady manager of a rival band sells The Monkees on a publicity stunt: a phony kidnapping.
5.	“The Spy Who Came In From The Cool”	4702	(10-10-66)	15.8/28.1
Foreign agents mistake The Monkees for spy contacts when David buys microfilm-containing maracas at a music store.
6.	“The Success Story”	4710	(10-17-66)	16.1/28.1
David's grandfather is coming to America for a visit, so the boys conspire to make David appear rich and successful.
7.	“The Monkees In A Ghost Town”	4704	(10-24-66)	17.1/29.2
Stranded in a ghost town after The Monkeemobile runs out of gas, The Monkees are held prisoner by bank robbers.
8.	“Don't Look A Gift Horse In The Mouth”*	4708	(10-31-66)	16.5/30.5
The Monkees have a horse in their pad, no hay to feed it, and no explanation for their landlord!
9.	“The Chaperone”*	4711	(11-7-66)	17.8/28.8
David can't date a retired general's daughter unless a chaperone is present, so Micky suits up like a lady.
10.	“Here Come The Monkees” (Original Pilot Film)	4091	(11-14-66)	18.5/30.5
The boys, renowned quick-change artists, use their Monkee magic to give a cram course in history to a young girl.
11.	“Monkees A La Carte”*	4718	(11-21-66)	19.9/33.1
A gangster has taken over the boys' favourite Italian restaurant, so they disguise themselves as The Purple Flower Gang.
12.	“I've Got A Little Song Here”	4707	(11-28-66)	18.8/30.1
Monkee madness begins when Michael is conned out of $99.95 by a phony music publisher.
13.	“One Man Shy” (a.k.a. "Peter And The Debutante")	4722	(12-5-66)	18.3/31.2
Bashful Peter gets help from his fellow Monkees when he tries to win the heart of a pretty debutante.
14.	“Dance, Monkee, Dance”*	4719	(12-12-66)	18.6/31.3
The Monkees use disguises, snappy patter, and fancy footwork to weasel out of a lifetime contract for dancing lessons.
15.	“Too Many Girls” (a.k.a. "Davy And Fern")*	4729	(12-19-66)	N/A
An ambitious stage mother is determined to use love struck David to promote her daughter's career.
16.	“The Son Of A Gypsy”	4724	(12-26-66)	16.1/30.1
A band of gypsies kidnap Peter and force The Monkees to steal a priceless statuette in order to ransom him.
17.	“The Case Of The Missing Monkee”	4731	(1-9-67)	19.6/30.7
At a rest home, kidnapped Peter and an esteemed nuclear scientist face a mad scientist's insidious brain drain.
18.	“I Was A Teenage Monster”*	4725	(1-16-67)	19.9/30.0
A mad scientist hires The Monkees to teach his monster music - and then transplants their musical talent into the monster!
19.	“Find The Monkees!” (a.k.a. "The Audition")*	4721	(1-23-67)	19.2/30.0
A TV producer searches for The Monkees, who haven't been invited to audition, unaware that they can't get to see him.
20.	“The Monkees In The Ring”*	4734	(1-30-67)	21.0/31.6
A crooked fight promoter prepares to cash in on a big bet—by making David a chump in a bout with the champ.
21.	“The Prince And The Paupers”*	4733	(2-6-67)	21.8/32.9
David doubles for a lookalike Peruvian Prince, who must find a bride or forfeit his Throne to an evil Count.
22.	“The Monkees At The Circus”*	4706	(2-13-67)	22.0/33.3
To save a bankrupt circus, The Monkees pose as a troupe of dazzling, supreme high-wire artists from France.
23.	“Captain Crocodile”	4730	(2-20-67)	21.0/32.5
The star of a local kiddie TV show, fearing competition from The Monkees, plans to scuttle them before they get started.
24.	“Monkees A La Mode”*	4736	(2-27-67)	21.7/33.3
A highfalutin, ultra-chic magazine features The Monkees as cultured, sophisticated and impeccably dressed young men.
25.	“Alias Micky Dolenz”*	4726	(3-6-67)	20.7/32.3
The police cash in on Micky's striking resemblance to an imprisoned hood in an attempt to locate robbery loot.
26.	“Monkee Chow Mein”	4735	(3-13-67)	21.0/34.1
The Monkees tangle with a Red Chinese spy ring when Peter takes the wrong fortune cookie.
27.	“Monkee Mother”	4709	(3-20-67)	19.3/30.5
When The Monkees fall behind in their rent the landlord moves in another tenant who takes over the pad and The Monkees.
28.	“The Monkees On The Line”*	4739	(3-27-67)	21.6/35.9
The Monkees commandeer a telephone answering service and are soon plunged into mix-ups, hang-ups and crossed wires!
29.	“The Monkees Get Out More Dirt”*	4738	(4-3-67)	19.1/34.0
The Monkees' friendship is threatened when they all fall for the same girl: a luscious proprietress of the local laundromat.
30.	“The Monkees In Manhattan” (a.k.a “The Monkees Manhattan Style”)*	4728	(4-10-67)	18.7/31.4
In New York, The Monkees fend off an irate hotel manager as they help a producer get backing for a Broadway musical.
31.	“The Monkees At The Movies”*	4727	(4-17-67)	N/A
The Monkees have a run-in with a snobbish movie idol on the set as extras in a beach movie.
32.	“The Monkees On Tour”	4753	(4-24-67)	21.2/37.3
A mini-documentary chronicling a Monkees concert gig in Phoenix, Arizona during their first public appearance tour.

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