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We could not find источник статьи to view this title currently Seasoj. George's nephew, Kevin and his wife break up after she discovers that he is having an affair, so as usual, Hazel season 4 episode 6 free steps in to try to get the two back together. Directed By. Release Date. Cast of Hazel. Shirley Booth Hazel Burke. Bobby Buntrock Harold Baxter. Whitney Blake Dorothy Baxter.

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Hazel misplaces Tony Lema 's prized golf clubs. Harold trades his prized football for a date to the school party. Hazel must contend with George's client, a hot tempered Italian woman.

Havoc breaks out when Hazel buys George a winning sweepstakes ticket for his birthday. George Baxter blames a ham radio operator for his television reception problems until Hazel provides a solution. George's client, Mr. Egan, is convinced his office is being bugged by a competitor. Hazel is arrested for painting a crosswalk on a street; ending up on the 'hot seat' at court.

When a new neighbor moves in, Hazel tries to recruit him as a client for Mr. A man that George defends proposes marriage to Hazel. Hazel puts dough in the bakery that George's client is trying to buy. See also TV Schedule. Getting Started Contributor Zone ».

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If they disagreed on a matter it was Hazel who eventually won out. Although some might not see the parallels the relationship between Shirley Booth and Bobby Buntrock was something along the lines of Debby Ryan and her charges in Disney Channel's Jessie. Sadly Buntrock was killed in a car crash shortly after the series ended. Shirley Booth as Hazel was a wise woman. We all envied the Baxters back in the day.

Don't forget the theme tune kenmal55 18 November A wonderful series that should be shown again for all of us who have fond memories of the character's mainly Dear HAZEL - what a great theme tune too! A gentle comedy with its heart in the right place. She seemed so lovable and warm. I just wish I could watch it again to see how it stands the test of time.

In this 's sitcom, Shirley Booth stars as the maid named Hazel who serves a family of three. While Hazel has a tendency to ignore authority, she tends to know what is best for the family.

Despite occasional differences of opinion, the family and Hazel feel great affection for each other. Although reliably funny and entertaining, "Hazel" tends to be one of the less remembered American sitcoms from the 's. Most of the reason for this is that the series was usually never shown in syndicated reruns, probably due to the fact that it ran for only four seasons with the original cast. The relative popularity or quality of a television series often has little bearing on how well the series is remembered decades later.

Afterwards, the series did not survive beyond that final season. This was another example of a television show's longevity being cut short by significant retooling. Overall, "Hazel" is a very entertaining show. Shirley Booth is perfectly cast as Hazel. All of the show's characters are likable.

Since the sitcom was rarely shown in syndication, most of it is probably entirely new to modern TV viewers. Since this show predates my birth, I'm so happy I discovered it on two cable networks. The gifted Shirley Booth, who won two consecutive Emmys for her performance in this gem of a sitcom, always saved the day for the Baxter's, her employers, Harold, their son, and many others who passed through Hazel's world. Hazel knew no boundaries, but we forgive her because of her huge heart and innate kindness.

She also loved animals and did volunteer work. I wish there were more 'Hazels' in this crazy world of ours. We miss you Shirley! Shirley Booth played an opinionated, talkative, even bossy maid for five seasons on "Hazel" -- but there was never a more lovable, or more loved, maid on television. But Miss Booth took some of the harshness out of the cartoon character and replaced it with the warmth and love she brought to her award-winning movie, Broadway and radio roles "Come Back, Little Sheba," "Duffy's Tavern".

In its debut season of , "Hazel" was 2 among all TV programs in the Nielsen ratings. Hazel never met a person she didn't like--much to the chagrin of her employer, corporate attorney George Baxter Don DeFore. Even a simple meeting with Frank Gifford then of the New York Giants , in the episode "Hazel and the Halfback", goes delightfully awry as Hazel tries to inject her thoughts about football, bowling, and the risks of investing in a bowling alley for which George is negotiating a deal with Gifford.

When George married his wife Dorothy, Hazel came along. As the maid for Dorothy's family, Hazel had raised "Missy" virtually from childhood.

While she was supposedly a free-lance interior decorator, Whitney Blake's Dorothy was cast as a typical 's TV sitcom housewife--a role at which she chafed until DeFore and she left the series at the end of the season. In one episode, however, Dorothy joins forces with Hazel to have George break down and remodel their kitchen with side-splitting results. Hazel was pal and confidante to their son Harold Bobby Buntrock , and many episodes focused on her helping and motivating "Sport" to be the best he could be, often with unexpected results.

Ironically, "Mr. While changing characters, settings and networks often weakened existing series, "Hazel"'s ratings were fairly strong during its CBS run despite being up against the new Monday night episodes of "Peyton Place" on ABC. Miss Booth, herself, was not. As far back as , DeFore was concerned about jeopardizing her health and worked to reduce her load in fourth-season episodes. Indeed, other than a few guest appearances and the short-lived series "For the Love of Grace" in the s, Shirley Booth's TV career ended when "Hazel" left the air in No one has come close, and probably no one ever well.

To quote Shirley Booth's favorite catchphrase, "Hazel" continues to be "a doozy" half a century later! Quaint ole' feeling benederet 14 April I do remember "Hazel" so well. It is my outlet of escape from the harsh reality of today's society and today's television. I am not sure if anyone ever knew in what part of the country the Baxter's were situated, but where ever it was it had the perfect setting of how I felt America should be.

There were no racial issues African-American Robert Johnson played a waiter, and there were a few others , or sex scenes, or violence. George Baxter had the ideal house; and I do remember the family sitting down in the family room watching, on TV, a Perry Como special. This prompted me to recently purchase a Perry Como CD of his best songs.

Hazel was the best cook, and I often dreamed of tasting some of her fabulous dishes. If only I could view those programs here in China; how at home I would be! Shirley Booth's character and her portrayal seemed so realistic.

What has happened to acting these days? I was shocked to recently discover that Bobby Buntrock had been killed over 20 years ago. He and Booth were the show during its entire run. Steve" replaced "Mr. Hats off to Ms. Booth and her great supporting cast. Question on casting EGe 27 August I've got a question about the cast of "Hazel". In the storyline of the show, George and Dorothy Baxter leave the country on business.

They cannot take Harold with them, I assume for school; so Harold and Hazel go to live with George's brother and his family. Was ther some sort of salary dispute? Did they leave when the show changed networks? Shirley Booth is a great character actress. Who can forget her memorable performances. She and her husband were involved in "Duffy's Tavern". Let's dress them all like Hazel! I remember that Hazel was so wise. She kept resolving the the Baxter family's problems. I thought that it was really cool that Hazel wore a uniform.

That is what I remember the most! As a child I used to have several paper dolls and I dressed them all up at different times of the day, depending on what I was wearing, I use to dress them like me! They all had all those outfits that I drew and designed myself! I had to wear a uniform to go school. I had to wear black shoes, dark blue pleaded shirt, white shirt with a small tie, and a navy sweater during the winter.

All my dolls had the same uniform! While I was at school, they all had their uniforms on, like me. That was so creative! When I saw Hazel's uniform, I was enthralled. I suggested to my mother that our maids should wear uniforms. I wanted to dress them all like Hazel.

She turned down my idea, because it was way too colonial. I used to dream about having our maids all dressed like Hazel, starched little hat and all. Do not ask me why, I just thought it was cool! That is pretty much all I remember, but I was way too young.

But I remember the series fondly. Ethereal-Cloud 1 July I recently discovered this little sit-com gem from the early 's although it feels like the 's. I'd never even heard of this show before, but I'm glad that it's survived and some station director Antenna-TV decided to re-run it.

The first time I saw it I nearly turned it off, the main character Hazel has a rather 'distinctive' voice but I stuck with it. After viewing a few more episodes I came to love the character because of the nutty predicaments she gets herself and the family in and the fact that she's got a heart of gold.

Things always turn out Okey-Dokey by the end of the 30 minute show as would be expected in a 50's sit-com. Hazel sells personal items to pay for a vase Harold broke. Hazel and the Gardener. Hazel restores gardener Ernie's confidence in himself. Dorothy's Birthday. Hazel plans to surprise Dorothy. Number, Please. George gets an unlisted phone number. Them New Neighbors Is Nice. Teenage neighbor Don develops a crush on Dorothy.

Hazel's Pajama Party. Hazel is persona non grata at a pajama party she has planned. Three Little Cubs. Cub Scout Harold rescues a boy frozen by fear high in a tree.

Bringing Out the Johnsons. George fails to vote for a proposition he has endorsed. Hazel Quits. Hazel the Matchmaker. Hazel exposes a woman bent on marriage as a poor parent. Rock-a-Bye Baby. George and pals stop a poker game for a medley of lullabies.

The Burglar in Mr. B's PJs. Hazel asks a thief she has caught to stay in the guest room. Heat Wave. Hazel's air conditioner lands George a partnership. George's Assistant.