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'''Peck's Bad Girl''' is a forgotten [[United States|American]] [[situation comedy]] which aired fourteen episodes on [[CBS]] [[television]] from May 5 to August 4, 1959. The title of the series comes from a now-lost 1918 comedy silent film. The series centers on 12-year-old, Torey Peck, played at the age of fourteen by Patty McCormack (born 1945). Torey lives with her parents, Steven and Jennifer Peck, played by Wendell Reid Corey (1914-1968) and Marsha Hunt (born 1917), and her younger brother Roger, played by Ray Ferrell (1949-2006). Torey's impulsiveness and curiousity often leads to trouble.

'''''Peck's Bad Girl''''' is a forgotten [[United States|American]] [[situation comedy]] which aired fourteen episodes on [[CBS]] [[television]] from May 5 to August 4, 1959. The title of the series comes from a now-lost 1918 comedy silent film. The series centers on 12-year-old, Torey Peck, played at the age of fourteen by Patty McCormack (born 1945). Torey lives with her parents, Steven and Jennifer Peck, played by Wendell Reid Corey (1914-1968) and Marsha Hunt (born 1917), and her younger brother Roger, played by Ray Ferrell (1949-2006). Torey's impulsiveness and curiousity often leads to trouble.

The series' executive producer was Norman Felton (1913-2012), with the music provided by Wilbur Hatch (1902-1969). It is unclear if ''Peck's Bad Girl'' was meant to be a female alternative to ''[[Leave It To Beaver|Leave It to Beaver]]'' then airing on [[ABC]].

The series' executive producer was Norman Felton (1913-2012), with the music provided by Wilbur Hatch (1902-1969). It is unclear if ''Peck's Bad Girl'' was meant to be a female alternative to ''[[Leave It to Beaver]]'' then airing on [[ABC]].

The series followed the ''To Tell the Truth'' quiz program on CBS and aired opposite Chuck Connors and Johnny Crawford in ''The Rifleman.''

The series followed the ''To Tell the Truth'' quiz program on CBS and aired opposite Chuck Connors and Johnny Crawford in ''The Rifleman.''