My Favorite Martian

Tim catches Martin dreaming, and learns that he can actually observe a Martian's dreams.

Martin gives Tim a machine that promises to perfect his memory.

Martin considers that perhaps it would be nice to remain on Earth permanently.

Martin must return the space ship to the garage. But Mrs. Brown would be sure to notice.

Martin comes in contact with a falling telephone wire. Now he receives and plays all phone calls.

Martin pleads with Tim not to invite a psychic into the house.

Martin rocks the music world with his folk singing.

To help Tim meet expenses, Martin tutors an obnoxious child.

Martin's duplicating machine creates another Mrs. Brown.

A young boy hijacks Uncle Martin's spaceship.

A rainmaker offers his services during a dry spell.

While Uncle Martin is asleep, his alter ego appears - a lookalike swinger named Pierre.

A rabbit eats a Martian vitamin pill - and becomes 6 feet tall.

Tim's enemies increase rapidly after he basks in Martin's benevolence bulb.

The Case of the Missing Sleuth: Detective Brennan dissolves himself with Martin's molecular separator.

Tim's great-uncle demands to know where Martin fits on the family tree.

Martin suffers from temporary amnesia attacks, brought on by Martian hay fever.

To prove that childhood is unnecessary, Martin adopts an orphan girl.

Martin loses control of his power to move large objects.

Martin burns (and becomes transparent) each time Mrs. Brown plays her violin.

Martin's thrift lessons turn Mrs. Brown into a miser.

Tim tinkers with Martin's ship, shrinking it to the size of a toy.

Martin's invisibility mechanism goes haywire - everything he touches disappears.

Color Martin green when he sees Brennan flirt with Mrs. Brown.

An experiment goes haywire, turning Martin into a walking magnet.