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My Three Sons•Season 4•Episode 17

Second Chorus

7.6/10 · 63 votesJan 9, 196425 min

Ranked #7 of 37 in Season 4•+0.4 vs season avg

While walking the dog through the park one night, Steve meets a lovely cabaret singer and before the evening ends he is out night-clubbing with her. Mike and Robbie feel they must intercede and protect Steve from a supposed matrimonial trap.

Directed byGene Reynolds

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Seasons12

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Season 4 Episodes37

Almost the Sound of Music

Scotch Broth

Didya Ever Have One of Those Days?

Dear Robbie

A Car of His Own

How Do You Know?

My Friend Ernie

The End of The You-Know-What

The Toupee

The Ever-Popular Robbie Douglas

The Proposals

Steve and the Viking

Par for the Course

Windfall

Top Secret

Will Success Spoil Chip Douglas?

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Second Chorus

Never Look Back

Marriage by Proxy

The Chaperone

My Fair Chinese Lady

House for Sale

Stone Frog

Stage Door Bub

Fish Gotta Swim, Birds Gotta Fly

Cherry Blossoms in Bryant Park

What's the Princess Really Like?

The People's House

The Tree

The Substitute Teacher

Mike Wears the Pants

The Guys and the Dolls

The Ballad of Lissa Stratemeyer

Tramp Goes To Hollywood

Adventure in New York

Huckleberry Douglas

Guest in the House

Cast5

Fred MacMurray

Fred MacMurray

Steve Douglas

Don Grady

Don Grady

Robbie Douglas

Tim Considine

Tim Considine

Mike Douglas

Stanley Livingston

Stanley Livingston

Chip Douglas

William Frawley

William Frawley

Bub O'Casey

Crew1

Gene Reynolds

Gene Reynolds

Director

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Episode Summary

"Second Chorus" is episode 17 of My Three Sons season 4. It scored 7.6/10 from 63 votes, ranking #7 of 37 episodes this season (season average 7.2). Directed by Gene Reynolds, it aired on January 9, 1964.

Next: E18 · Never Look Back Best of Season 4