It's a Great Life (1954–1956)Two ex G.I.'s Denny and Steve return home and take a room at the boarding house of the doting Amy Morgan. Also in the house are the young and beautiful Cathy, and Amy's irrasciable, ... See full summary » |
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William Bishop | ... |
Steve Connors
(75 episodes, 1954-1956)
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Michael O'Shea | ... |
Denny Davis
(73 episodes, 1954-1956)
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James Dunn | ... |
Earl Morgan
(64 episodes, 1954-1956)
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Mrs. Amy Morgan
(63 episodes, 1954-1956)
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| Barbara Bates | ... |
Cathy 'Katy' Morgan
(26 episodes, 1954-1955)
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Two ex G.I.'s Denny and Steve return home and take a room at the boarding house of the doting Amy Morgan. Also in the house are the young and beautiful Cathy, and Amy's irrasciable, penny-pinching chisler brother Earl. The series follows "the boys'" exploits as they try to get rich quick and meet the girls of their dreams while working as vacuum-cleaner salesmen. Written by Jonathan Ruskin <JonRuskin@aol.com>
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EnglishRelease Date:
7 September 1954 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
The Bachelors See more »Filming Locations:
Hal Roach Studios - 8822 Washington Blvd., Culver City, California, USACompany Credits
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I am so happy to read that other people remember and enjoyed "It's a Great Life" as much as I did. I was a little kid when I saw this series, but I laughed my head off. I've often wondered if it was just a silly show or really funny - now that I've read the other posts, I realize it was a truly funny comedy about GIs living together.
For some reason, I remember one of the guys making coffee and having it pour out of the pot like a thick syrup.
The handsome William Bishop sticks in my head as does Michael O'Shea, whom I've loved ever since. My memories of James Dunn and Francis Bavier are a little more vague, but hey, I was perhaps 7 years old.
I, too, wish there were a way to see "It's a Great Life" again.