Letter to Loretta Season 4 Episode release dates & where to watch
Premiered
Sunday, August 26, 1956
Ended: Sunday, May 26, 1957
When does Letter to Loretta Season 4 come out?
Letter to Loretta Season 4 premiered Sunday, August 26, 1956 on NBC and ended Sunday, May 26, 1957. The season has 34 episodes.
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Letter to Loretta Season 4 release schedule
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1. Double Partners A deaf woman is entangled in strange and deadly events. |
Sunday · 70 years ago |
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2. The Question A real-life research project inspired this tale about a wife and mother having trouble juggling work and family when she becomes embroiled in a psychological thesis based on asking people a very telling question. |
Sunday · 70 years ago |
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3. Saigon Refugee worker Kim Collett had believed her husband died a hero in a Communist prison camp - until she hears conflicting stories. |
Sunday · 70 years ago |
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4. Little League Tommy Kirk returns, this time as a youngster with his heart set on qualifying for a little league baseball team. |
Sunday · 70 years ago |
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5. Incident in Kawi The local schoolmarm makes a habitual drunk face up to the responsibilities of caring for his new ward -- his recently orphaned nephew. |
Sunday · 70 years ago |
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6. Now a Brief Word A copywriter finds herself writing speeches for two opposing candidates. |
Saturday · 70 years ago |
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7. The Years Between In a taut drama that sadly still resonates today, an arrogant personnel director finds his ageist hiring policies coming back to bite him. |
Sunday · 70 years ago |
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8. New Slant A playwright tries to get background material for a new play by taking a job in a boys' reform school. He attempts to apply his own brand of psychology on the youngsters. |
Sunday · 70 years ago |
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9. Goodbye, Goodbye During a beach picnic, a widowed mother recalls when her romance with a novelist hit an unexpected snag. |
Sunday · 70 years ago |
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10. The Great Divide A woman convinced she will never marry falls for an old school friend. |
Sunday · 70 years ago |
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11. Take Care of My Child |
Sunday · 70 years ago |
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12. The End of the Week Just as a disillusioned schoolteacher is about to quit, she encounters classroom challenges including stolen money and a neglected student. |
Sunday · 70 years ago |
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13. Inga IV Inga Helborg returns, this time to help get an accounting job for a ex-convict who was jailed for embezzlement. |
Sunday · 70 years ago |
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14. Rhubarb in Apartment B-7 |
Sunday · 69 years ago |
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15. Somebody Else's Dream A decorated veteran contends with careers that threaten his integrity, as well as an ambitious, social climbing wife. |
Sunday · 69 years ago |
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16. Three and Two, Please Sister Ann touches the lives of numerous patients she attends to at a hospital. |
Sunday · 69 years ago |
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17. Imperfect Balance A little Swiss boy suspects the respected Burgermeister of loading his scales and cheating village children. |
Sunday · 69 years ago |
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18. Queen Nefertiti While sculpting a bust of the Egyptian monarch, the artist declares his love for her, putting both of them at risk with the Pharoah. |
Sunday · 69 years ago |
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19. My Favorite Monster A sensitive little girl becomes hysterical when she sees a horror movie starring her mother's boyfriend. |
Sunday · 69 years ago |
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20. Miss Ashley's Demon A deluded Southern belle has trouble facing the truth about why she really refused her engagement. |
Sunday · 69 years ago |
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21. The Bad Apple |
Sunday · 69 years ago |
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22. Tension A best selling author, who has taken to callous treatment of those he deems unimportant, finds his wife and himself in a death trap when his car hits a high tension wire. |
Sunday · 69 years ago |
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23. Wedding Day An eerie period piece about a bride suffering apparent breakdown and confusion in the wake of strange events she can't seem to piece together. |
Sunday · 69 years ago |
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24. Louise |
Sunday · 69 years ago |
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25. Emergency |
Sunday · 69 years ago |
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26. The Room Next Door A man and woman who live in neighboring city apartments are reluctant to allow romance into their lives. |
Sunday · 69 years ago |
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27. So Bright a Light A jaded news photographer named Gretchen or "Gretch" gains new insight into the human condition when she covers the story of refugees from Budapest. |
Sunday · 69 years ago |
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28. Rummage Sale |
Sunday · 69 years ago |
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29. Legacy The difficult conditions of an inheritance put a couple in conflict |
Sunday · 69 years ago |
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30. The Man on Top |
Sunday · 69 years ago |
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31. The Countess Ken Osmond plays a young boy involved in a deadly resistance movement for a small country under military siege. |
Sunday · 69 years ago |
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32. A Mind of Their Own A top fashion designer is charmed by the owner of a budget dress line -- until she discovers his company has copied her latest designs. |
Sunday · 69 years ago |
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33. Royal Partners: Part 1 One of the stars of a renowned dance duo loses her sight in a freak accident and sinks into self-pity. |
Sunday · 69 years ago |
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34. Royal Partners: Part 2 Finale A sight impaired dancer secretly trains herself in hopes of rejoining her husband/dance partner on stage again. |
Sunday · 69 years ago |
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Letter to Loretta Season 4 FAQ
When does Letter to Loretta Season 4 come out?
Letter to Loretta Season 4 premiered Sunday, August 26, 1956 on NBC.
How many episodes are in Letter to Loretta Season 4?
Letter to Loretta Season 4 has 34 episodes.
Are new episodes of Letter to Loretta Season 4 released weekly?
New episodes are released weekly.
When is the Letter to Loretta Season 4 finale?
The Letter to Loretta Season 4 finale (Episode 34) aired Sunday, May 26, 1957.
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