McGee and Molly

Telling Off the Brute About the Tire Boot

In this classic episode of Fibber McGee & Molly (May 21, 1935), Fibber faces off with a tire salesman who sold him a bum tire boot. Determined to settle the score, Fibber hypes himself up for the confrontation, only to find the burly salesman has a background that complicates things. Molly provides her sharp commentary as Fibber's confidence wavers and hilarity ensues.
The pair’s misadventures continue with inventive tongue-twisters, roadside banter, and Fibber’s over-the-top excuses for car troubles. The episode also features musical interludes, a charming Johnson’s Auto Wax ad, and witty exchanges that highlight the enduring chemistry of radio’s favorite comedic duo. Remastered for pristine audio, this gem is a nostalgic journey into golden-age radio at its finest.
Cast: Fibber McGee, Molly McGee, Tire Salesman, Harlow Wilcox, Various Characters

Out of Gas at 42nd and Broadway

In this uproarious misadventure from May 7, 1935, Fibber McGee and Molly find themselves in a jam when their car runs out of gas in the heart of the city at 42nd and Broadway. Chaos quickly ensues as Fibber’s attempts to manage the situation—complete with his signature tall tales and snappy comebacks—clash with the no-nonsense attitude of a streetwise police officer. Molly, as ever, tries to keep the peace while adding her own sharp wit to the mix.
Just when it seems the situation couldn’t get more absurd, a surprising connection from Molly’s past changes everything, turning a potential disaster into an unexpected reunion. Packed with clever wordplay, a lively Johnson’s Auto Wax pitch, and a musical interlude, this episode captures the charm and humor that make Fibber McGee & Molly a radio classic. Beautifully remastered for modern listeners, it’s a nostalgic trip back to the golden age of radio.
Cast:
Fibber McGee, Molly McGee, Officer O’Hoolahan, Gas Station Attendant, Various Characters

Hot Dogs, Blowouts, and Fibber’s Bumpy Road

In this laugh-filled adventure (April 30, 1935), Fibber McGee and Molly take to the road, navigating everything from questionable gas station math to hot dog cravings. Their trusty jalopy is pushed to the limit as Fibber insists on his unique methods of tire maintenance—blaming bumpy mountain air for a lumpy wheel! Along the way, Fibber regales Molly with one of his tall tales about an elephant named Myrtle who broke her leg in the most absurd fashion imaginable.
Between the roadside antics and a stop at a hot dog stand, Fibber manages to charm and exasperate Molly in equal measure. Packed with clever wordplay, slapstick humor, and nostalgic charm, this episode is a classic showcase of the comedic chemistry that makes Fibber McGee & Molly an enduring favorite. A lively tune and a whimsical Johnson's Auto Wax ad add even more fun to the mix. Remastered for the clearest audio, it’s a must-listen for old-time radio fans!
Cast: Fibber McGee, Molly McGee, Myrtle the Elephant, Harlow Wilcox, Gas Station Attendant

The Motorcycle Cop and the Red Light Riddle

In this delightful debut episode of Fibber McGee & Molly (April 16, 1935), Fibber finds himself at odds with the law when he's pulled over by a motorcycle cop for running a red light. But was the light even on? That’s the crux of Fibber’s hilarious defense when he’s brought before a no-nonsense judge. Molly does her best to keep her husband in check, but his knack for twisting logic into knots leaves everyone in stitches.
The episode features Fibber's unforgettable courtroom antics, an amusing run-in with an officer of the law, and a showcase of his quick-witted humor. Between the legal shenanigans, listeners are treated to catchy musical numbers and a lively Johnson’s Auto Wax advertisement that brings a nostalgic touch of 1930s radio charm. Remastered with crystal-clear audio, this episode is a perfect introduction to the timeless hilarity of Fibber McGee & Molly.