Changes

In the second season, Professor McNutley switches from English instruction to dramas, the institution becomes Comstock University, and his own name is adjusted to "McNulty." Lloyd Corrigan (1900-1969)  joins the cast as Dean Dodsworth. In the second season premiere, McNulty is involved with a wealthy alumnus, played by Hans Conreid, later Uncle Tonoose of  ''The Danny Thomas Show,'' who has written a play of low quality that McNulty must produce to obtain an endowment. In the episode, Milland uses the expression "Dial B for Blackmail," a parody of his role in the film then being released, ''Dial M for Murder,'' with costar Grace Kelly (1929-1982), later Princess Grace of [[Monaco]]. In the episode "The Doll's House", McNulty directs the college production  of the [[Henrik Ibsen]] ''A Doll's House'' while his wife decides that she must own a fur coat.<ref name=ctva/>

In the second season, Professor McNutley switches from English instruction to dramas, the institution becomes Comstock University, and his own name is adjusted to "McNulty." Lloyd Corrigan (1900-1969)  joins the cast as Dean Dodsworth. In the second season premiere, McNulty is involved with a wealthy alumnus, played by Hans Conreid, later Uncle Tonoose of  ''The Danny Thomas Show,'' who has written a play of low quality that McNulty must produce to obtain an endowment. In the episode, Milland uses the expression "Dial B for Blackmail," a parody of his role in the film then being released, ''Dial M for Murder,'' with costar Grace Kelly (1929-1982), later Princess Grace of [[Monaco]]. In the episode "The Doll's House", McNulty directs the college production  of the [[Henrik Ibsen]] ''A Doll's House'' while his wife decides that she must own a fur coat.<ref name=ctva/>

In "Retirement Deferred" Milland challenges the law at the time of compulsory retirement at the age of sixty-five, when one of the university's most beloved professors, portrayed by Henry Hull, must retire. McNulty organizes a movement to prevent the professor from having to step down before he is ready. In the episode, "The Prodigy," David Stollery, later of [[Walt Disney]]'s radio and television serial, ''The Adventures of Spin and Marty'' (in the role of Marty), appears as Peggy's cousin who enrolls at Comstock as a pre-teen. Ray finds the boy obnoxious; Disney viewed the program and hires young Stollery for his most remembered role.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://legends.disney.go.com/legends/detail?key=David+Stollery|title=David Stollery (2006)|publisher=legends.disney.go.com|accessdate=September 25, 2009}}</ref>

In "Retirement Deferred" Milland challenges the law at the time of compulsory retirement at the age of sixty-five, when one of the university's most beloved professors, portrayed by Henry Hull, must retire. McNulty organizes a movement to prevent the professor from having to step down before he is ready. In the episode, "The Prodigy," David John Stollery, III (born 1941), later of [[Walt Disney]]'s radio and television serial, ''The Adventures of Spin and Marty'' (in the role of Marty), appears as Peggy's cousin who enrolls at Comstock as a pre-teen. Ray finds the boy obnoxious; Disney viewed the program and hires young Stollery for his most remembered role.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://legends.disney.go.com/legends/detail?key=David+Stollery|title=David Stollery (2006)|publisher=legends.disney.go.com|accessdate=September 25, 2009}}</ref>

In "A Star Is Born," a take on a [[Judy Garland]] 1954 film, ''A Star Is Born,'' Peggy enrolls in Ray's drama class and lands a part in a play. In the Christmas episode 1954, Ray and Dean Dodsworth work feverishly to restore a [[China|Chinese]] orphan girl's lost faith in the holiday.<ref name=ctva/>

In "A Star Is Born," a take on a [[Judy Garland]] 1954 film, ''A Star Is Born,'' Peggy enrolls in Ray's drama class and lands a part in a play. In the Christmas episode 1954, Ray and Dean Dodsworth work feverishly to restore a [[China|Chinese]] orphan girl's lost faith in the holiday.<ref name=ctva/>