Dennis Goes To The Movies
Dennis eludes his babysitter to go to the movie that his parents are seeing.
Episodio 150 hr 26 min
Dennis And The Rare Coin
Mr. Wilson pays $250.00 for a rare gold coin from a con artist that turns out to be a fake coin.
Dennis And The Signpost
After a truck knocks over a street sign, Dennis and Tommy set it back up--incorrectly.
The Fishing Trip
Henry and Mr. Wilson have a fishing trip planned and are trying to keep Dennis from finding out.
Grandpa And Miss Cathcart
Dennis introduces his visiting grandpa to town spinster Miss Cathcart, who takes an interest in him, sings for him.
Innocents In Space
Mr. Wilson gets a telescope and is convinced he spotted a missing satellite in space.
Dennis’ Garden
Henry and Mr. Wilson decide to plant Dennis a flower garden of his own hoping to keep Dennis out of Mr. Wilson's garden.
The New Neighbors
Dennis tries to help Mr. Wilson's old neighbor sell his house by using his drum.
Tenting Tonight
Mr. Wilson comes back from vacation with a changed attitude, more free spirited and cheerful.
Dennis Sells Bottles
Dennis thinks that his dad is in money trouble so he starts out selling bottles.
Mr. Wilson’s Award
The Mitchell's start a rumor that they are moving to New York in order to keep Mr. Wilson in town.
The Christmas Story
It's Christmas time and Dennis is going around the house looking for his presents.
Dennis And The Cowboy
Dennis gets to be in a play put on by Mrs. Webster that his favorite TV star Whip Crawford.
Dennis Haunts A House
Dennis, Tommy, and Stewart start a clubhouse in Mr. Wilson's crawl-space.
Dennis’ Tree House
Dennis has a tree house that hangs over Mr. Wilson's back yard.
Dennis And The Rare Coin
Mr. Wilson pays $250.00 for a rare gold coin from a con artist that turns out to be a fake coin.
Dennis And The Bike
Dennis wants a bike so bad that he will do almost anything to get one such as taking one away from another child.
Dennis And The Open House
The Mitchell's are having a open house party to entertain one of Henry's clients.
Dennis And The Duck
Mr. Wilson is plagued by a full-grown duck that Dennis adopted when its original owner moved away.
Dennis And The Swing
Dennis wants to put up a swing in his yard and ends up chasing a cat who Mr. Wilson is house sitting for a friend.
Dennis And The Dog
Dennis takes care of a dog named Charlie who inadvertently wins a prize for a painting that Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Wilson’s Sister
After Dennis meets Mr. Wilson's sister Helen and she reads the book "Treasure Island"
Dennis And The TV Set
Dennis rents a remote of his own and ends up controlling Mr. Wilson's TV set from the guest room with the remote.
Dennis Creates A Hero
Dennis wants his dad to be a hero so bad after Johnny Brady's dad always seems to get his picture in the paper.
Dennis’ Paper Drive
Dennis and a bunch of other town boys are collecting papers for a charity.
Dennis And The Bees
To help the bees find honey Dennis sprays a fragrant smell on Mr. Wilson's camellias
Alice’s Birthday
While Henry is out of town Dennis wants his mom to have a nice birthday with lots of presents.
Dennis Becomes A Baby Sitter
Henry and George mistakenly both cancel their respective sitters, Dennis and another young boy are left alone.
Dennis And The Starlings
Mr. Wilson has a yard full of starlings that he desperately wants to get rid of so he hires a professional.
The Party Line
The Driscolls are new neighbors, but problems arise as their phone is on the same line as the Mitchells.
Dennis By Proxy
Dennis hears that the city is tearing down Mr. Dorfman’s “Postman’s Rest” bench.
Dennis Runs Away
When Dennis has no one to play with, he decides to walk to his Grandfather’s house, which is miles away!
Miss Cathcart’s Sunsuit
Dennis and Tommy's efforts to sell Valentine's Day cards in July cause problems for Miss Cathcart.
Creditos de la Pelicula
Elenco de la PeliculaJay North, Herbert Anderson, Gloria Henry, Joseph Kearns, Sylvia Field, Billy Booth, Jeannie Russell
Narrator
EscritorLouella MacFarlane, Peggy Chantler Dick, William Cowley
Dirigido PorDon Taylor
ProduccionJames Fonda