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The secret word is room.

The secret word is shoe.

The secret word is smile.

The secret word is smile.

Yom Ha'atzmaut is the day Israel become a country; dance, party and sing with Morah Shelley and Auntie A.; Hebrew word of the day: misibah or party; day's instrument: gathering drum.

On Shabbat there are chances for more blessings; candles, challah, grape juice, blessing the children, blessing the woman of the home and more; Hebrew word of the day is misibah meaning party; the instrument of the day is the basket shaker.

Gilad weaves the best of strength and circuit training, cardio bursts, kickboxing and martial arts into a routine that will work your whole body.

A salesman tries to sell books to Gracie; George and Harry try to get out of taking their wives to the movies.

A real-estate tax man speaks with Gracie; Gracie thinks she dented George's car.

Mickey and a buddy talk themselves into delusions of becoming business tycoons.

On his day off, Mickey decides help his mother clean house and the ensuing events leave his mother exhausted.

Joan feels like a failure after a reunion with some old school friends.

Joan and Brad try to keep a visiting uncle entertained and out of trouble.

Vickie and Gus quarrel on a train.

Vickie is mistaken for someone else at a resort.

Elizabeth schemes to go on Alvin's business trip; Alvin explains how the car engine works to Elizabeth; and Alvin's friend, Richard, is tasked with delivering a birdbath.

Reading mystery novels at night scares the couple; Alvin whittles a slingshot; Alvin falls under a mechanic's hypnotic spell.

Mrs. Mooney's diamond ring gets stuck on Lucy's finger.

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Lucy takes in a librarian for a roommate in an attempt to save money.

Lucy feigns illness for time off to go to Palm Springs.

Joe Friday investigates a case of obscene literature being sold to children in public schools.

Burglars posing as a couple pawn items taken from vacationers' homes.

Ollie and Stan attempt to install a rooftop radio antenna.

(1930) Jackie foils a burglary despite a bumbling cop (Edgar Kennedy).

See Spanky, Buckwheat, Alfalfa and the Little Rascals in their adventures living in a low-income neighborhood in the early 20th century.

Audrey Hepburn's vast career.

Host Ron MacCloskey interviews Elaine Grossinger Etess, who grandparents founded the Grossinger's Hotel in the Catskills Mountain; Elaine, who grew up and worked at the hotel for decades, discusses its early years and ultimate expansion.

Ron MacCloskey chats with Elaine Grossinger Etess about her family's decades-long operation of the legendary Grossinger's Hotel in New York's Catskills Mountains, highlighting the many celebrities who performed at and enjoyed Grossinger's.

From Psycho to Saw, audiences always love to be scared, but why does the Horror genre endure? Hosts Gregory Cohen and Sara Greenfield tackle that question, highlighting horror classics Night of the Living Dead, Jaws, Halloween and The Conjuring.

Fads come and go, but Batman's forever. Hosts Gregory Cohen and Bella Glanville chat about all of the different incarnations of Bruce Wayne on the big and small screen, from the 1960s TV show to the 2020s Matt Reeves' The Batman film.

Host Brad Pomerance uncovers how Portugal saved thousands of Jews during the Second World War and more than 500 years after the Expulsion and Inquisition, is now welcoming back Jews in the 21st Century.

Meeting members of Malta's modern Jewish community, who are keeping Judaism alive on these mighty islands in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, hosted by Brad Pomerance.

A visit to the Alpine village of Zermatt, Switzerand.

Polish Historian, Genealogist and Guide Dr. Tomasz Cebulski goes on an aerial and walking tour exploring Auschwitz-Fürstengrube, a large subcamp transformed into a forced labor camp for coal mining and construction of a new mine.

Host Brad Pomerance uncovers how Portugal saved thousands of Jews during the Second World War and more than 500 years after the Expulsion and Inquisition, is now welcoming back Jews in the 21st Century.

Meeting members of Malta's modern Jewish community, who are keeping Judaism alive on these mighty islands in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, hosted by Brad Pomerance.