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On April 12, 1954 one of the last episodes of the series was entitled "The Party Pooper," with Elisha Cook, Jr., as a guest star.  Among Day's directors was Rod Amateau, later in the same role with CBS's ''The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis.''. Other occasional cast members were the comedian Billy Barty, who plays a leprechaun in one segment, Parley Baer, also a regular on ''The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet'' and subsequently ''The Andy Griffith Show,'' and George O'Hanlon, later the voice of George Jetson on [[ABC]]'s ''The Jetsons,'' a cartoon comedy about life in the Space Age.<ref name=imdb/>

On April 12, 1954 one of the last episodes of the series was entitled "The Party Pooper," with Elisha Cook, Jr., as a guest star.  Among Day's directors was Rod Amateau, later in the same role with CBS's ''The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis.''. Other occasional cast members were the comedian Billy Barty, who plays a leprechaun in one segment, Parley Baer, also a regular on ''The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet'' and subsequently ''The Andy Griffith Show,'' and George O'Hanlon, later the voice of George Jetson on [[ABC]]'s ''The Jetsons,'' a cartoon comedy about life in the Space Age.<ref name=imdb/>

''The Dennis Day Show'' aired at 9 pm ET on Mondays opposite the third season of CBS's ''I Love Lucy.'' It preceded ''Robert Montgomery Presents'' on NBC.<ref>Alex McNeil, ''Total Television'', 1953-1954 network television schedule, appendix.</ref>

''The Dennis Day Show'' aired at 9 pm ET on Mondays opposite the third season of CBS's ''I Love Lucy.'' It preceded ''Robert Montgomery Presents'' on NBC.<ref>Alex McNeil, ''Total Television,'' 1953-1954 network television schedule, appendix.</ref>

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