The Greatest Show on Earth

Season 1

30 episodes · Sep 17, 1963

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  • S1E1

    Lion on Fire

    Sep 17, 1963
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  • S1E2

    Silent Love, Secret Love

    Sep 24, 1963
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  • S1E3

    No Middle Ground for Harry Kyle

    Oct 1, 1963
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  • S1E4

    Don't Look Down, Don't Look Back

    Oct 8, 1963
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  • S1E5

    Garve

    Oct 15, 1963
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  • S1E6

    The Loser

    Oct 22, 1963
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  • S1E7

    Uncaged

    Oct 29, 1963

    A circus aerialist is charged with robbery and murder.

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  • S1E8

    The Circus Never Came to Town

    Nov 5, 1963

    Mentally retarded Willie Simple still harbors his childlike daydream of becoming a clown. Slate takes pity on him, giving the boy a job although he has been warned that he might cause problems.

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  • S1E9

    An Echo of Faded Velvet

    Nov 12, 1963
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  • S1E10

    The Hanging Man

    Nov 19, 1963
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  • S1E11

    Leaves in the Wind

    Nov 26, 1963
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  • S1E12

    The Wrecker

    Dec 3, 1963
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  • S1E13

    Lady in Limbo

    Dec 10, 1963

    Johnny Slate (Jack Palance) is trying to decide which act to send to Russia for a cultural exchange program with the Moscow Circus. Horse trainer Kate Reynolds (Lucille Ball) wants the coveted spot. Menagerie feeder Charles is mauled by one of Kirov's trained bears and dies, leaving his young son Jeff alone in the circus. Coldy ambitious Kate takes care of the boy until Slate locates his Aunt Agatha, a spinster living near Washington DC. Jeff wants to stay with Kate and their separation is surprisingly difficult for her. Kate reveals to Slate that she was a 17 year-old widow with a child on the way, but that she lost the baby. Unhappy, Jeff runs away from his Aunt and returns to the circus in hides with the help of Kirov. Kate and Agatha agree that Jeff belongs with the circus and Kate will be his guardian.

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  • S1E14

    A Black Dress for Gina

    Dec 17, 1963
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  • S1E15

    Where the Wire Ends

    Jan 7, 1964
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  • S1E16

    Corsicans Don't Cry

    Jan 14, 1964
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  • S1E17

    Big Man from Nairobi

    Jan 21, 1964
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  • S1E18

    The Show Must Go On-- to Orange City

    Jan 28, 1964
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  • A Place to Belong
    S1E19

    A Place to Belong

    Feb 11, 1964
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  • S1E20

    Man in a Hole

    Feb 18, 1964
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  • S1E21

    Clancy

    Feb 25, 1964
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  • S1E22

    The Last of the Strongmen

    Mar 3, 1964
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  • S1E23

    The Night the Monkey Died

    Mar 10, 1964
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  • S1E24

    Of Blood, Sawdust, and a Bucket of Tears

    Mar 17, 1964
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  • S1E25

    Rosetta

    Mar 24, 1964
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  • S1E26

    The Glorious Days of the Used to Be

    Mar 31, 1964
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  • S1E27

    Love the Giver

    Apr 7, 1964
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  • S1E28

    This Train Don't Stop Till It Gets There

    Apr 14, 1964
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  • S1E29

    There Are No Problems, Only Opportunities

    Apr 21, 1964
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  • S1E30

    You're All Right, Ivy

    Apr 28, 1964

    Joan Blondell, Buster Keaton and Joe E. Brown portray a trio of veteran performers, now reduced to handling menial chores around the circus. Slate's most pressing problem, however, is an uninterested young man who's been turned over to him to ""learn the business."" Over this barrier of gloom climbs spirited and ambitious Ivy Hatch, who has run away from home to join the circus. Ivy has one drawback: She doesn't have any special talent.

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