Valentine's Day

1964 · 34 episodes · 1 season

Valentine's Day is a 1964 comedy television series that appeared on ABC's schedule. The series starred Tony Franciosa as Valentine Farrow, a swinging Manhattan publishing executive, and Jack Soo, later of Barney Miller as Rocky Sin, Farrow's poker-playing con-artist valet. The show was created by Hal Kanter and lasted only one season. One noteworthy episode was produced as a tie-in to the movie Rio Conchos, in which Franciosa co-starred; he played both Valentine and his Mexican character from the feature.

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Season 1

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1

E1
The Life You Save Is Yours

Sep 18, 1964 · 30m
2

E2
Fraudulent Female

Sep 25, 1964 · 30m
3

E3
How to Live without Dying

Oct 2, 1964 · 30m
4

E4
Triple Trouble

Oct 9, 1964 · 30m
5

E5
Call Me No Cabs

Oct 16, 1964 · 30m
6

E6
If Africa Speaks, Don't Answer

Oct 23, 1964 · 30m
7

E7
The Baritone Canary

Oct 30, 1964 · 30m
8

E8
The Old School Tie

Nov 6, 1964 · 30m
9

E9
Yen Ku Horowitz

Nov 13, 1964 · 30m
10

E10
The Hottest Game in Town

Rocky falls in love with an aspiring comedienne.

Nov 20, 1964 · 30m
11

E11
Bride and Gloom

Nov 27, 1964 · 30m
12

E12
Cherry Blossoms in New York

Dec 4, 1964 · 30m
13

E13
Teahouse of the Bankrupt Moon

Dec 11, 1964 · 30m
14

E14
Sea the Seasick Sailor

Dec 18, 1964 · 30m
15

E15
All Through the Night

Dec 25, 1964 · 30m
16

E16
Follow the Broken Pretzel

Jan 1, 1965 · 30m
17

E17
The Double Shamaguchi

Val is dating clean-living author Donna who surprises him with various health foods. Rocky inadvertently proposes to Pat, who he's nicknamed Yum Yum. Rocky tried to break the engagement but her two huge brothers are out to convince him otherwise. Rocky hires Tommy to pose as his son and tells the brothers he's already married. They don't believe him so Val poses as Rocky's grandfather, wearing Oriental garb including a black belt. Pat's brothers Fugi and Shigi know that a black belt wearer cannot lie and when Grandfather Val tells them Rocky is married they believe him. They then ask Val to see his famous Shamaguchi judo hold, which Val turns into a double by knocking both to the floor. Donna shows up with mock hamburger casserole which Val hands to Rocky with orders to burn. The next day Val learns that Fugi and Shigi used the double shamguchi in their latest wrestling match.

Jan 8, 1965 · 30m
18

E18
The Sweet Smell of Wampum

Jan 15, 1965 · 30m
19

E19
Which Witch?

Jan 22, 1965 · 30m
20

E20
Two Weeks With Pay

Jan 29, 1965 · 30m
21

E21
All Right Louie, Drop That Blue Pencil

Juggy breaks out of prison to bring Val his manuscript Jailbirds Can't Fly South. Val wants to publish it but finds Juggy violently sensitive to any editorial changes. Val and O.D. Dunstall throw Juggy a party to celebrate his forthcoming book but Juggy shows up with two thugs intent on robbing the guests.

Feb 5, 1965 · 30m
22

E22
For Me and My Sal

Feb 12, 1965 · 30m
23

E23
Sin Has Two Faces

Feb 19, 1965 · 30m
24

E24
Mad, Mad Momma

Feb 26, 1965 · 30m
25

E25
The Title Fight

Mar 5, 1965 · 30m
26

E26
Viva Valentine

Mar 12, 1965 · 30m
27

E27
The Man Who Shot the World

Mar 19, 1965 · 30m
28

E28
Mama Loathes Papa

Mar 26, 1965 · 30m
29

E29
Instant Father

Apr 2, 1965 · 30m
30

E30
Tell Me in English

Apr 9, 1965 · 30m
31

E31
Farrow's Fling

Apr 16, 1965 · 30m
32

E32
A Muffin Is Not a Tart

Apr 23, 1965 · 30m
33

E33
I'll Cry at My Wedding

Apr 30, 1965 · 30m
34

E34
Climb Upon My Knee, Sonny Boy

May 7, 1965 · 30m