my three sons

My Three Sons was a television series sitcom that ran from September 29, 1960 to August 24, 1972. My Three Sons chronicled the life of a Mid-West Aeronautical Engineer who watches his family grow up. This seemingly simple premise was a huge hit and a cornerstone of CBS in the 1960s. Featuring 369 episodes, it is second only to The Adventures Of Ozzie and Harriet as television's longest running (live-action) family sitcom. The show began on ABC but moved to CBS in the 1965-66 season. Reportedly, most if not all of MacMurray's scenes for each season were produced in one block of filming, freeing the actor up to follow other pursuits while the remainder of season production continued. My Three Sons was created by George Tibbles and produced by Don Fedderson.

Cast

The principle actors and the characters they played:

Fred MacMurray, Steve Douglas
Tim Considine, Mike Douglas
Don Grady, Robbie Douglas
Stanley Livingston, Chip Douglas
Barry Livingston, Ernie Thompson/Douglas
William Frawley, Michael Francis Bub O'Casey (1960-1965)
William Demarest, Uncle Charlie O'Casey (1965-1972)

External links

TV Tome's page on My Three Sons

* The Museum of Broadcast Communications' page on My Three Sons

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