My Favorite Martian

Newspaper reporter Tim O'Hara offers sanctuary to a Martian who has crash-landed on Earth.

Martin plays matchmaker for both a dog and Tim.

Martin rewrites Tim's article on a space exhibit.

An article about the space program gets Tim mistaken for a Russian spy.

Martin helps little Annabelle with a report about life on Mars.

Martin seeks relief from a heat wave and lands in a loony bin.

Martin sets out to experience love at first sight.

Martin temporarily gives Tim the power to read minds.

Uncle Martin finds the material he needs to repair his spaceship.

Martin uses incriminating fingerprints for his driver's license application.

Martin enlists the aid of a 13-year-old science genius.

Martin wants to know what type of man Cynthia would be interested in. So he reads her mind to find out.

Tim must rescue a neighbor's child who was inspired by Martin's tales to scoot up Sunset Mountain.

Martin must remain invisible while Tim's cousin, Harvey is visiting.

Martin disapproves of news that a cat has received a large inheritance.

Uncle Martin prepares to return to Mars but a series of mishaps make his departure seem unlikely.

Martin's powers are severely curtailed when sunspots flare up, causing him to disappear.

Martin gets amnesia and forgets his true identity, causing him to use his powers in public.

Martin levitates a new piece from the art museum.

Martin gives Tim credit for his paintings.

Martin wants to stow away on a rocket to Mars.

Martin picks up a police broadcast, which lands Tim in jail.

Martin promises to get Tim an interview with a foreign leader.

Mrs. Brown begins following Martin as part of her private investigation class homework.

Martin must hide his ship from prospective buyers after Mrs. Brown puts the house on the market.