Amos 'n Andy & The Little Rascals 1950's TV Series!

A five minute introduction to the cast staring in "The Amos 'n' Andy Show"

Kingfish concocts a plot to collect a $200 fee by getting Andy to become a welder in Arabia. His plan is to convince him that he is going on an elaborate vacation.

Feeling that he's unappreciated by his wife, Kingfish concocts a scheme to cause Sapphire to believe they were never legally married.

Kingfish goes to work for a real estate company. He sells a house to Andy, without informing him that it must be moved because the underlying lot has been condemned to make room for a new highway.

Andy meets a pretty girl who is an actress. He, with Kingfish's help, manages to get cast in a play with her-with predictably disastrous results.

Andy gets a wire from a rich uncle offering him a job south of the border.

Andy agrees to marry a woman until Amos introduces him to his new neighbor after which Andy tries to break off his relationship with his fiance.

Andy falls for another pretty girl. Kingfish convinces him that to make it with the girl, he should learn to fly a plane. While taking his girl in a simulated flight, disaster ensues.

It's Kingfish's birthday and when Sapphire discovers that her husband has received a birthday card from a secret feminine admirer she goes into a jealous rage. Desperate to keep his wife happy, Kingfish searches for the card sender and, concluding it must have been sent by an old flame, calls on all his old female acquaintances, which just makes the disbelieving Sapphire all the angrier.

Sapphire tells Kingfish to burn some old clothes; rather, he tries to pawn them off on Andy. An old telephone number in a pocket reads, "The Best in Town." This leads to a few predicaments beyond Kingfish's control.

Andy's girlfriend wants a fur coat but he only has $50. As it happens the Kingfish needs $50 to repay Mama for an operation he had 8 or 9 years ago as she wants to go into business. Kingfish decides to get Andy into the "rare chinchilla business" so Andy can get his girl her coat. Naturally things don't go as planned for the Kingfish.

Andy advertises for a wife. The girl he chooses needs expensive dental work. After the work is done she tells him she is going to marry her old sweetheart.

Kingfish rents the lodge hall's basement to a printing company. Unbeknownst to him, the only thing being printed is counterfeit money.

In order to receive his $2,000 share of the will the Kingfish must have a male child so he decides to adopt Andy and try to pull that off.

One night Andy agrees to fill in for Amos. When he drives a pregnant woman to the hospital everyone thinks he is the father.

Kingfish's attempt to marry off Sapphire's mother puts him in dire financial straits.

Having learned his mother-in-law's suitor is a con-artist, Kingfish digs himself ever deeper trying to fix things.

At a railroad station, a pretty girl mistakes Kingfish for her uncle. A news photographer snaps a photo of her hugging him. The photo appears on the newspaper's front page, infuriating Sapphire.

Kingfish sells Andy a phony hospitalization insurance policy. The con goes awry when Andy winds up in the hospital and wants to file a claim.

After failing an insurance policy medical exam, the Kingfish exploits the sympathies of Andy, Sapphire, and lodge brothers, whom mistakenly believe that he has only three weeks left to live.

Andy inadvertently shoots a photograph of a jewelry store robber, and the Kingfish tries to gyp him out of half the $1,000 reward.

A $3,000 ring falls into the box of the Kingfish's Crispy Jacks and leads to no end of trouble.

Andy and Calhoun assist the Kingfish in scamming an upscale hotel into contracting his services as a press agent.

The Kingfish and Andy strike it rich when a chair they accidentally buy at auction turns out to be stuffed with $100,000.

Feeling he's a failure at life, the Kingfish decides to take a series of aptitude tests to determine what his career should be.