12:10 pm, 2:15 pm, 4:20 pm
“Glow Worm Cleaning” / “Alice Plays Cupid”
In “Glow Worm Cleaning,” Alice is chosen to be next month's “Glow Worm Girl,” which means her picture is going to be in nationwide magazine advertisements for Glow Worm cleanser. Ralph is jealous until he finds out that he can also get his picture in the magazine. (Originally aired June 27, 1953)

In “Alice Plays Cupid,” Alice plays matchmaker when Ralph invites his boss George to dinner. Alice invites her friend Henrietta as well, hoping she and George hit it off. Ralph, who is recovering from a recent argument with a cashier at the bakery, discovers that Henrietta is the same argumentative bakery cashier. Subsequently, Ralph fears that Alice may have ruined his chances of getting a promotion from George. (Originally aired January 17, 1953)

12:35 pm, 2:40 pm, 4:45 pm
“Goodbye Aunt Ethel”
In this episode, a “brief” visit from Alice's Aunt Ethel has stretched into weeks, and an irate Ralph, who did not want her visiting in the first place, is determined to do anything to encourage her to leave. (Originally aired March 14, 1953)

1:25 pm, 3:30 pm
“Lawsuit” / “What’s the Name?”
In “Lawsuit,” Ralph has spent seven weeks at home with a broken leg after an accident on his bus. He becomes convinced that he has an airtight case against the bus company and plans to sue them for $10,000. Despite the fact that Alice fears that he could lose the trial or perhaps his job, Ralph has Norton find him a lawyer. (Originally aired March 27, 1954)

In “What’s the Name?,” Ralph and Alice argue about which star each wishes the other looked like, but when Alice cannot remember the name of the actress in the film they saw, Ralph becomes obsessed and cannot sleep until he can remember the name of the actress. (Originally aired May 15, 1954)

1:50 pm, 3:55 pm
“Manager of Baseball Team” / “Income Tax”
In “Manager of Baseball Team,” Ralph comes home with champagne to celebrate his promotion to manager of the bus company. Convinced that he will be making a lot of money, Ralph dreams about what he will do with the money and how he will change his future. (Originally aired June 1, 1957)

In “Income Tax,” Ralph and Alice argue when Ralph tries to complete their income tax forms by himself. He expresses frustration with the cost of living and the government tax system, but a visit from the neighborhood priest transforms his negative attitude. (Originally aired March 7, 1953)

May 1 – 11, 2025
Bennack Theater

3:25 pm
The Handmaid’s Tale: “Offred” (Series Premiere)
This series premiere describes a dystopian future in which women are enslaved within Gilead, a totalitarian, religion-based society. A woman called Offred ("of Fred") (Elisabeth Moss), is separated from her husband and daughter and forcibly assigned to be a subservient "Handmaid" to a powerful couple, the icy Serena Joy (Yvonne Strahovski) and her husband, Commander Fred Waterford (Joseph Fiennes). Offred privately declares her determination to survive for her husband Luke, her daughter Hannah, and for her true, forbidden self: June. (Hulu, 2017)

4:25 pm
The Handmaid’s Tale: “Night” (Season One Finale)
In this season one finale, Offred recalls her first pregnancy and Serena Joy takes Offred on a road trip, where she later reveals Offred’s daughter, Hannah. Offred pleads to be reunited with her daughter, and Serena Joy assures her Hannah will be safe as long as she maintains a healthy pregnancy. Later, Fred (Joseph Fiennes) assures Serena Joy that they will be a true "family" once Offred delivers their child and departs from the home. Offred is later arrested and prepares for either "her end or a new beginning." (2017, Hulu)

May 14 – June 1, 2025
Bennack Theater

3:35 pm
The Handmaid’s Tale: “Offred” (Series Premiere)
This series premiere describes a dystopian future in which women are enslaved within Gilead, a totalitarian, religion-based society. A woman called Offred ("of Fred") (Elisabeth Moss), is separated from her husband and daughter and forcibly assigned to be a subservient "Handmaid" to a powerful couple, the icy Serena Joy (Yvonne Strahovski) and her husband, Commander Fred Waterford (Joseph Fiennes). Offred privately declares her determination to survive for her husband Luke, her daughter Hannah, and for her true, forbidden self: June. (Hulu, 2017)

4:35 pm
The Handmaid’s Tale: “Night” (Season One Finale)
In this season one finale, Offred recalls her first pregnancy and Serena Joy takes Offred on a road trip, where she later reveals Offred’s daughter, Hannah. Offred pleads to be reunited with her daughter, and Serena Joy assures her Hannah will be safe as long as she maintains a healthy pregnancy. Later, Fred (Joseph Fiennes) assures Serena Joy that they will be a true "family" once Offred delivers their child and departs from the home. Offred is later arrested and prepares for either "her end or a new beginning." (2017, Hulu)

June 4 – 8, 2025
Bennack Theater

3:10 pm
The Handmaid’s Tale: “Offred” (Series Premiere)
This series premiere describes a dystopian future in which women are enslaved within Gilead, a totalitarian, religion-based society. A woman called Offred ("of Fred") (Elisabeth Moss), is separated from her husband and daughter and forcibly assigned to be a subservient "Handmaid" to a powerful couple, the icy Serena Joy (Yvonne Strahovski) and her husband, Commander Fred Waterford (Joseph Fiennes). Offred privately declares her determination to survive for her husband Luke, her daughter Hannah, and for her true, forbidden self: June. (Hulu, 2017)

4:10 pm
The Handmaid’s Tale: “Night” (Season One Finale)
In this season one finale, Offred recalls her first pregnancy and Serena Joy takes Offred on a road trip, where she later reveals Offred’s daughter, Hannah. Offred pleads to be reunited with her daughter, and Serena Joy assures her Hannah will be safe as long as she maintains a healthy pregnancy. Later, Fred (Joseph Fiennes) assures Serena Joy that they will be a true "family" once Offred delivers their child and departs from the home. Offred is later arrested and prepares for either "her end or a new beginning." (2017, Hulu)

May 1 – 2, 4 – 11
Bennack Theater

12:10 pm
The Honeymooners: “The Golfer”
When Ralph (Jackie Gleason) is put up for a promotion at work, he attempts to make a good impression on his boss by setting up a date to play golf with him. The only trouble is Ralph doesn’t know how to play golf. (1955, CBS)

12:40 pm
I Love Lucy: “The Saxophone”
In this episode, Lucy (Lucille Ball) finds her high school saxophone in the attic and auditions for Ricky’s (Desi Arnaz) band. (1952, CBS)

1:05 pm
Happy Days: “Fonzie Drops In”
When Potsie (Anson Williams) fails an exam that Fonzie (Henry Winkler) claims he could have aced, Richie (Ron Howard) convinces the high school dropout to reenroll and become a “drop-in.” (1974, ABC)

1:35 pm
The Flying Nun: “The Flight of the Dodo Bird”
When Sister Bertrille’s (Sally Field) dizzy spells cause her to crash-land on several occasions after flying, the Reverend Mother (Madeleine Sherwood) must conceal Sister Bertrille’s secret when a doctor becomes suspicious about her behavior. (1967, ABC)

2:00 pm
The Love Boat: “Hidden Treasure/Picture from the Past/Ace’s Salary”
In celebration of the ship's two hundredth voyage, an all-star guest cast including Andy Warhol, Andy Griffith, Marion Ross, Tom Bosley, Cloris Leachman, and Milton Berle, joins the crew. (1986, ABC)

3:00 pm
The Andy Griffith Show: “Convicts at Large”
When Barney (Don Knotts) and Floyd (Howard McNear) are captured by three convicts on the run, Andy (Andy Griffith) must find a way to save them from imminent danger. (1962, CBS)

May 14 – June 1
Bennack Theater

1:20 pm
The Honeymooners: “The Golfer”
When Ralph (Jackie Gleason) is put up for a promotion at work, he attempts to make a good impression on his boss by setting up a date to play golf with him. The only trouble is Ralph doesn’t know how to play golf. (1955, CBS)

1:50 pm
I Love Lucy: “The Saxophone”
In this episode, Lucy (Lucille Ball) finds her high school saxophone in the attic and auditions for Ricky’s (Desi Arnaz) band. (1952, CBS)

2:15 pm
Happy Days: “Fonzie Drops In”
When Potsie (Anson Williams) fails an exam that Fonzie (Henry Winkler) claims he could have aced, Richie (Ron Howard) convinces the high school dropout to reenroll and become a “drop-in.” (1974, ABC)

2:45 pm
The Flying Nun: “The Flight of the Dodo Bird”
When Sister Bertrille’s (Sally Field) dizzy spells cause her to crash-land on several occasions after flying, the Reverend Mother (Madeleine Sherwood) must conceal Sister Bertrille’s secret when a doctor becomes suspicious about her behavior. (1967, ABC)

3:10 pm
The Andy Griffith Show: “Convicts at Large”
When Barney (Don Knotts) and Floyd (Howard McNear) are captured by three convicts on the run, Andy (Andy Griffith) must find a way to save them from imminent danger. (1962, CBS)

May 1 – 18, 2025
Second Floor Theater

12:30 pm, 1:05 pm, 1:40 pm, 2:15 pm, 2:50 pm, 3:25 pm, 4:00 pm, 4:35 pm, 5:10 pm
Where the Wild Things Are

12:40 pm, 1:15 pm, 1:50 pm, 2:25 pm, 3:00 pm, 3:35 pm, 4:10 pm, 4:45 pm, 5:20 pm 
Really Rosie

May 21 – June 1, 2025
Bennack Theater

12:10 pm, 12:45 pm
Where the Wild Things Are

12:20 pm, 12:55 pm
Really Rosie

2:10 pm 
Everybody Loves Raymond: “Pilot” 
All Debra wants for her birthday is a day alone, so Ray sends her out for fun with a friend while he watches the kids. He goes out for pizza and leaves Marie with the sleeping children, but chaos ensues when Frank and Robert arrive and wake them up, and Debra returns home to everything but a celebratory birthday. (1996, CBS) 

2:35 pm 
Everybody Loves Raymond: “Why Are We Here?” 
In a flashback episode, Ray and Debra reminisce on their lives before moving to Long Island, and the special set of circumstances that led them to their house across the street from Ray’s parents. (1997, CBS) 

3:00 pm 
Everybody Loves Raymond: “Mozart” 
As Ray encourages his daughter to continue piano lessons with Marie, he struggles to remember why he quit taking lessons from her when he was a boy. Confused by Frank’s lack of support on the matter, Marie finally clears the air about the real reason the lessons stopped. (1997, CBS) 

3:25 pm
Everybody Loves Raymond: “The Letter” 
Disgruntled that Marie crashed a Tupperware party to which she was not invited, Debra writes an angry letter to her to help vent her frustrations. When Marie receives the letter in the mail, her initial anger turns into a shocking reconciliation with Debra...baffling Ray, Frank, and Robert. (1997, CBS) 

3:50 pm 
Everybody Loves Raymond: “Mia Famiglia” 
While helping his daughter with her family tree project, Ray discovers an Aunt Sarina who still lives in Italy and writes her a letter. The family is surprised when she arrives soon after with plans to stay for a visit, and all is well until Frank reveals her real relationship to the family. (1998, CBS)

4:15 pm 
Everybody Loves Raymond: “The Canister” 
Debra is furious when Marie insists she has not returned a family heirloom canister that was loaned to Debra. She holds her convictions that Marie is wrong until she makes the horrifying discovery that Marie was right all along and must now conceal the secret. (2001, CBS) 

4:40 pm 
Everybody Loves Raymond: “Marie’s Meatballs” 
When Ray encourages Debra to learn some of Marie’s family recipes, Debra asks for that of her famous meatballs. When she makes them and they taste nothing like Marie’s despite having followed the recipe closely, Debra is convinced Marie is a saboteur. (1998, CBS) 

5:05 pm 
Everybody Loves Raymond: “Silent Partners” 
When Ray and Debra find they have nothing to talk about at dinner, they decide to partake in each other’s hobbies. (2001, CBS)