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My Three Sons/My Three Grandsons
From The TV IV
| My Three Grandsons | |
| Season 9, Episode 7 | |
| Airdate | November 16, 1968 |
| Written by | George Tibbles |
| Directed by | Fred de Cordova |
| Produced by | Edmund Hartmann |
| ← 9x06 Big Ol' Katie |
9x08 → Tea for Three |
| My Three Sons — Season Nine | |
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My Three Grandsons is the seventh episode of the ninth season of My Three Sons, and the two hundred eighty-fifth episode overall.
Starring: Fred MacMurray (Steve Douglas)
and William Demarest (Uncle Charley)
and Don Grady (Robbie), Stanley Livingston (Chip), Barry Livingston (Ernie)
Additional Cast: Patience Cleveland (Nurse Rogers), Jim Henaghan (Bryant Colfax), Joan Tompkins (Lorraine Miller), Sarah Selby (Admissions Clerk), Ron Doyle (Sergeant), Christopher B. Graham (Corporal), Gary Waynesmith (Evans)
and Charles Robinson (Muller)
Leon Ames (Dr. Roy Osborne)
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