The Patty Duke Show is an American sitcom which ran on ABC from September 18, 1963 to April 27, 1966, with reruns airing through August 31, 1966. The show was created as a vehicle for rising star Patty Duke. A total of 104 episodes were produced, most written by Sidney Sheldon.
Patty belives that she has ESP.
Patty agress to date the president of Tigers' basketball club in order to increase Ross's chances of becoming a member.
Patty asks Ross to do a favor for her and the new in town, in hope that he will ask her out, Patty, in return, tries to talk Martin into allowing Ross to drop French.
Richard and Patty decide to get married after graduation from high school.
Three kittens cause some promblems in the Lane household.
Martin decides to teach Patty a lesson in responibility after she conceals the fact that she was not able to make an important bank deposit for Martin.
Martin's Uncle Jed arrives the same night as Patty's formal dinner party.
Patty has a date with an ""older man."" Due to a misunderstanding, Martin belives that she came home after the curfew he set.
As a assignment, Patty must write to a government offical. Problems arise when she chooses the President of the Soviet Presidium.
The Captain of the football team asks Patty for a date.
Patty takes care of a society columnist's French poodle.
Patty patcher up a quarrel between Ross and the new boy in town because she is interested in the boy's older brother!
Patty promise her creative writing class that her father will appear as a guest speaker, but does not check with him first.
When Patty invites an out of work musician over for a meal, he decides to make the Lane home his permanent residence.
Martin uses a pocket-knife advertisement to show the family what for his birthday, but they read the wrong side and try to buy him a $99 rifle. 4
Martin and Natelie go away for the week-end, leaving Patty in charge. Trouble ensues when she and Ross becomes handcuffed together.
When Martin puts a time limit on everyone's phone calls, the kids try to earn money to buy their own phone.
Patty gets a bright, new student at school to ""help"" her with her history paper.
Cathy decides to apply to be an exchange student, and is very disappointed when the family doesn't stop her.
When a handsome young forestry students movies in next door, Patty takes a sudden interest in nature.
Martin checks into the hospital the same day that Patty starts work as a candy striper.
Ross tries to patch up the quarrel between Richard and Patty.
Patty has a slight temperature and is forced to stay home from school, against her will.
Patty decides to test Richards fidelity by posing as Cathy.
Patty is the only witness to a traffic ac cident involving Richard.
Patty becomes involved in the spy business when an Interpol agent visits the Lanes.
Patty decides to give a shy girl lessons in self-confidence.
Tha Lanes don't dare give Patty their true opinion of her op art creation.
When Richard's parents go out of town, Patty invites him to stay at the Lane house, but his personality and living style clashes with everyone else's.
When Richard goes to a party without Paty, Patty decides to give a party the same night.
Patty falls for an attractive young doctor, and misunderstands his feelings for a boat as feelings for her.
Frankie Avalon stops by the Lane house to make a phone call, and ends up spending a short time there because the airport is fogged in.
The Patty Duke Show is an American sitcom which ran on ABC from September 18, 1963 to April 27, 1966, with reruns airing through August 31, 1966. The show was created as a vehicle for rising star Patty Duke. A total of 104 episodes were produced, most written by Sidney Sheldon.
Patty Duke , William Schallert , Jean Byron
Bob Sweeney
Cottage Industries , United Artists Television
as Patty Lane / Cathy Lane
as Martin Lane
