Season One

Royal Flush

After saving the Princess of the Duchy of Harmonica from drowning, they realize that her evil uncle, Archduke Otto is trying to kill her!

Original air date: Sept 12 1966
Director: James Frawley
Writer(s): Peter Meyerson, Robert Schlitt

Songs:	"Take A Giant Step"
	"This Just Doesn't Seem To Be My Day"
	"Last Train To Clarksville"

Monkee See, Monkee Die

The Monkees spend the night in a haunted house in order to collect an inheritance.

Original air date: Sept 19 1966
Director: James Frawley
Writer(s): Treva Silverman

Songs:	"Tomorrow's Gonna Be Another Day"
	"Last Train To Clarksville"

Monkee vs. Machine

When Peter gets rejected for a job at a computerized toy factory, Mike goes in to straighten things out.

Original air date: Sept 26 1966
Director: Bob Rafelson
Writer(s): David Panich

Songs:	"Saturday's Child"
	"Last Train To Clarksville"

Your Friendly Neighborhood Kidnappers

A crooked publicity man kidnaps the Monkees to stop them from winning a talent contest.

Original air date: Oct 3 1966
Director: James Frawley
Writer(s): Dave Evans

Songs:	"(I'm Not Your) Stepping Stone"
	"Last Train To Clarksville"

The Spy Who Came In From The Cool

The Monkees become foreign agents, and try to recover microfilm hidden in Davy's maracas.

Original air date: Oct 10 1966
Director: Bob Rafelson
Writer(s): Gerald Gardner, Dee Caruso

Songs:	"(I'm Not Your) Stepping Stone"
	"Last Train To Clarksville"
	"The Kind of Girl I Could Love"
	"All The King's Horses"

The Success Story

When Davy's grandfather comes for a visit, the Monkees try to convice him that his grandson is a success.

Original air date: Oct 17 1966
Director: James Frawley
Writer(s): Gerald Gardner, Dee Caruso, Bernie Orenstein

Songs:	"I Wanna Be Free"
	"Sweet Young Thing"

Monkees In A Ghost Town

Out of gas in the middle of nowhere, the Monkees run into trouble with a gang of bank robbers.

Original air date: Oct 24 1966
Director: James Frawley
Writer(s): Robert Schlitt, Peter Meyerson

Songs:	"(Theme From) The Monkees" (with Rose Marie)
	"Tomorrow's Gonna Be Another Day"
	"Papa Gene's Blues"

Don't Look A Gift Horse In The Mouth

Davy is asked to look after a kid's horse, and tries to give it back only to find that it's being sold. He races it against another horse in order to win enough money for the kid to keep it.

Original air date: Oct 31 1966
Director: Bob Rafelson
Writer(s): Dave Evans

Songs:	"All The King's Horses"
	"Papa Gene's Blues"

The Chaperone

When Davy falls in love with a retired general's daughter, Mikcy has to dress as the female chaperone so the girl can attend the Monkee's party.

Original air date: Nov 7 1966
Director: Bruce Kessler
Writer(s): Gerald Gardner, Dee Caruso

Songs:	"This Just Doesn't Seem To Be My Day"
	"Take A Giant Step"

Here Come the Monkees (Pilot)

Davy falls in love with the birthday girl at a Sweet Sixteen party.

Original air date: Nov 14 1966
Director: Mike Elliot
Writer(s): Paul Mazursky, Larry Tucker

Songs:	"I Wanna Be Free"
	"Let's Dance On"

Monkees a la Carte

The Monkees favorite Italian restaurant is under new ownership, when it gets taken over by gangsters.

Original air date: Nov 21 1966
Director: James Frawley
Writer(s): Gerald Gardner, Dee Caruso, Bernie Orenstein

Songs:	"(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone"
	"She"

I've Got A Little Song Here

Mike gets conned out of $100 by a music publisher, and the rest of the Monkees come to his aid.

Original air date: Nov 28 1966
Director: Bruce Kessler
Writer(s): Treva Silverman

Songs:	"Gonna Buy Me A Dog"
	"Mary, Mary"

One Man Shy

Peter falls desperately in love with a debutante, but has to compete with her more sophisticate suitor.

Original air date: Dec 5 1966
Director: James Frawley
Writer(s): Gerald Gardner, Dee Caruso, Treva Silverman

Songs:	"I'm A Believer"
	"You Just May Be The One"

Dance, Monkees, Dance

Peter, Micky and Mike all sign lifetime contracts -- for a dancing school. Davy gets a job at the school to help them out.

Original air date: Dec 12 1966
Director: James Frawley
Writer(s): Bernie Orenstein

Songs:	"I'll Be Back Up On My Feet"
	"I'm A Believer"

Too Many Girls

The Monkees try and keep Davy away from girls, but despite they're precautions Davy escapes the pad only to find himself being lured away from the band!

Original air date: Dec 19 1966
Director: James Frawley
Writer(s): Dave Evans, Gerald Gardner, Dee Caruso

Songs:	"I'm A Believer"
	"Different Drum" parody

Son Of A Gypsy

After beating a group of Gypsys for a job, the gypsys demand that the Monkees steal a precious statuette, the "Maltese Vulture".

Original air date: Dec 26 1966
Director: James Frawley
Writer(s): Gerald Gardner, Dee Caruso, Treva Silverman

Songs:

"I'm A Believer"

Case Of The Missing Monkee

First a famous scientist goes missing, then Peter ... the Monkees set out to investigate.

Original air date: Jan 9 1967
Director: Bob Rafelson
Writer(s): Gerald Gardner, Dee Caruso

Songs:

"(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone"

I Was A Teenage Monster

Agreeing to teach music lessons at a dark, mysterious castle turns out to be a mistake as the Monkees find themselves at the mercy of a mad scientist!

Original air date: Jan 16 1967
Director: Sidney Miller
Writer(s): Gerald Gardner, Dee Caruso, Dave Evans

Songs:	"Your Auntie Grizelda"
	"Tomorrow's Gonna Be Another Day" (sung by monster)
	"Monkees Theme" (sung by monster)

Find The Monkees

After accidentally hearing a tape of the Monkees, a television producer tries desperately to find them, while the Monkees try to get in to see him!

Original air date: Jan 23 1967
Director: Richard Nunis
Writer(s): Gerald Gardner, Dee Caruso

Songs:	"Sweet Young Thing"
	"Papa Gene's Blues"
	"I'm A Believer"

Monkees In The Ring

A shady boxing promoter sets up fixed fights to build Davy up as the next "Golden Boy" ... until he fights the champ.

Original air date: Jan 30 1967
Director: James Frawley
Writer(s): Gerald Gardner, Dee Caruso

Songs:	"Laugh"
	"I'll Be Back Up On My Feet"

The Prince And The Pauper

Davy resembles a shy prince, and Davy's ease with girls helps him win the prince a bride.

Original air date: Feb 6 1967
Director: James Komack
Writer(s): Peter Meyerson

Songs:

"Mary, Mary"

Monkees At The Circus

The Monkees save a flagging circus troupe by pretending they are great acrobats.

Original air date: Feb 13 1967
Director: Bruce Kessler
Writer(s): David Panich

Songs:	"She"
	"Sometime In The Morning"

Captain Crocodile

A paranoid children's show host believes that if the Monkees appear on his show, he'll be pushed out.

Original air date: Feb 20 1967
Director: James Frawley
Writer(s): Gerald Gardner, Dee Caruso

Songs:	"Valleri"
	"Your Auntie Grizelda"

Monkees a la Mode

Chosen as the "Typical Young Americans of the Year", the Monkees are the hot story for "Chic" magazine.

Original air date: Feb 27 1967
Director: Alex Singer
Writer(s): Gerald Gardner, Dee Caruso

Songs:	"Laugh"
	"You Just May Be The One"

Alias Micky Dolenz

Micky impersonates`Baby Face', his famous lookalike.

Original air date: Feb 27 1967
Director: Bruce Kessler
Writer(s): Gerald Gardner, Dee Caruso

Songs:	"The Kind Of Girl I Could Love"
	"Mary, Mary"

Monkee Chow Mein

Peter's love of fortune cookies lands the Monkees in hot water when one of the cookies he grabs contains a secret formula!

Original air date: Mar 3 1967
Director: James Frawley
Writer(s): Gerald Gardner, Dee Caruso

Songs:	"Your Auntie Grizelda"
	"Mary, Mary"

Monkee Mother

A middle aged widow moves into the pad and begins mothering the boys.

Original air date: Mar 20 1967
Director: James Frawley
Writer(s): Peter Meyerson, Bob Schlitt

Songs:	"Sometime In The Morning"
	"Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow)"

Monkees On The Line

Needing cash (what else is new?) the Monkees take a job answering phones for a telephone service.

Original air date: Mar 27 1967
Director: James Frawley
Writer(s): Gerald Gardner, Dee Caruso, Coslough Johnson

Songs:

"Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow)"

Monkees Get Out More Dirt

The Monkees all fall in love with the local laundromat owner, April Conquest.

Original air date: Apr 3 1967
Director: Gerald Shepard
Writer(s): Gerald Gardner, Dee Caruso

Songs:	"The Girl I Knew Somewhere"
	"Monkees Theme" (30 seconds of)

Monkees Manhattan Style

The Monkees head to New York City to star in a rock musical, but arrive to find it in grave financial cirumstances.

Original air date: Apr 10 1967
Director: Russell Mayberry
Writer(s): Gerald Gardner, Dee Caruso

Songs:	"The Girl I Knew Somewhere"
	"Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow)"
	"Words"

Monkees At The Movies

Davy lands a starring role in a beach party movie.

Original air date: Apr 17 1967
Director: Russell Mayberry
Writer(s): Gerald Gardner, Dee Caruso

Songs:	"When Love Comes Knockin' At Your Door"
	"Valleri"
	"Last Train To Clarksville"

Monkees On Tour

A behind-the-scenes look at the madness of a Monkees concert in Phoenix.

Original air date: Apr 24 1967
Director: Bob Rafelson
Writer(s): Bob Rafelson

Songs:	"Randy Scouse Git"
	"Words"
	Medley: Last Train To Clarksville / Sweet Young Thing / Mary, Mary / Cripple Creek / You Can't Judge A Book By It's Cover / I Wanna Be Free / I Got A Woman / (I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone