Hazel - S04E21: Stop Rockin' Our Reception

Name: Stop Rockin' Our Reception
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1965-02-18
Duration: 26 min

Feb 18, 1965ComedySeason 4, Episode 21

The television reception the Baxter's have been getting is unbearable and George accuses his neighbor's short-wave radio as the culprit.

Director: William D. Russell

Cast: Whitney Blake, Shirley Booth, Don DeFore, Bobby Buntrock

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All Episodes - Season 4

01Nerver Trouble TroubleSep 17, 1964 02Luncheon with the GovernorSep 24, 1964 03Ain't That a Knee Slapper?Oct 01, 1964 04Marriage Trap (a.k.a.) George's Law PartnerOct 08, 1964 05The FlagpoleOct 15, 1964 06Welcome Back, KevinOct 22, 1964 07Mind Your Own BusinessOct 29, 1964 08High Finance Hits a New LowNov 05, 1964 09Just Me, Harold and the UniverseNov 12, 1964 10Mix-Up on Marshall RoadNov 19, 1964 11A Lesson in DiplomacyNov 26, 1964 12To Build or Not to BuildDec 03, 1964 13Better to Have Loved and LostDec 10, 1964 14Hazel Squares the TriangleDec 17, 1964 15Just 86 Shopping Minutes to ChristmasDec 24, 1964 16Champagne TonyJan 07, 1965 17It's a Dog's Life (a.k.a) It's a Dog's WorldJan 14, 1965 18Love 'em and Leave 'emJan 21, 1965 19Temper, TemperFeb 04, 1965 20Bonnie BoyFeb 11, 1965 21Stop Rockin' Our ReceptionFeb 18, 1965 22What's Bugging Hazel?Feb 25, 1965 23Hazel's Day in CourtMar 04, 1965 24Hazel's Inquisitive MindMar 11, 1965 25George's Man FridayMar 18, 1965 26The InvestorMar 25, 1965

Hazel S04E21 Synopsis

Stream Hazel "Stop Rockin' Our Reception" in HD quality on Goojara. Originally aired on 1965-02-18, this episode is part of Season 4 of Hazel. Directed by William D. Russell, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. Featuring performances from Whitney Blake, Shirley Booth, Don DeFore among the cast. With a runtime of 30m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Comedy series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. The television reception the Baxter's have been getting is unbearable and George accuses his neighbor's short-wave radio as the culprit.