Felix and Oscar try to break up their poker game so that they can go out with the Pigeon sisters.
A tough hockey player challenges Felix to a boxing match.
Oscar's date with a stewardess is interrupted by Felix's sickness.
Oscar and Felix flash back to how they first met, "12 Angry Men" style.
When Oscar throws Felix out of the apartment, he moves in with Murray, then Vinnie, and then the Pigeon sisters.
Oscar's ulcer begins to flare up again.
When Felix feels he's responsible for the separation of a young couple on their wedding day, he tries to get the stubborn couple back together.
Felix gets Oscar to pose for a cologne ad.
Oscar and Felix become big brothers to a fatherless boy.
Felix's parrot dies, and he insists on a formal funeral.
Felix goes missing, and Oscar thinks his buddy is dead.
In a parody of "A Christmas Carol", Oscar dreams he is haunted by Felix's ghost.
Oscar's poker buddies think he swiped $50 during a blackout.
Felix's determination to win a cooking contest drives Oscar nuts.
Felix gets angry when an Eskimo quarterback is exploited.
Oscar is smitten by Dr. Nancy Cunningham, who is treating Felix's allergies.
A thug helps Felix find a stolen watch.
A weekend at a mountain cabin proves horrendous.
An abandoned baby ruins Oscar's big night.
The neighbor may be a bank robber.
After being fired from the newspaper, Oscar seeks employment at a girlie magazine.
Oscar helps Felix try to cure his neatness by making him into a slob.
Felix's librarian girlfriend has a secret -- she's the star of a nude play.
Oscar, Felix and Nancy get trapped in the basement on the way to a costume party.
Oscar and Felix help a pregnant girl prepare for childbirth.
Felix's jealousy spikes when Gloria dates Nancy's brother.
Felix and Oscar are hospitalized at the same time.
Oscar acts out his anger with Felix while sleepwalking.
Felix plots his final resting place.
Oscar and Felix are arrested after Murray raids the poker game.
In a production of Rigoletto, Oscar is the court jester and Felix is the maestro.
Oscar and Felix check into a fat farm, but Oscar can't abide by its strict rules.
A TV talk program is the setting for an Oscar-Felix showdown.
Felix coaches a youth football team.
Oscar's ex-wife is remarrying, but Felix interferes and ruins Oscar's hopes to stop paying alimony.
Oscar's poker game and Felix's daughter's birthday party are on a collision course.
Nancy cannot go away with Oscar on vacation, so Oscar talks Felix into joining him.
Oscar wins a greyhound and wants to race it, but Felix wants it as a pet.
Oscar and Felix move into a high-security building.
In a flashback, young Felix suffers from an epic case of bad nerves so Oscar proposes to Gloria for him.
Oscar saves Felix from falling out of the window, but soon regrets the act as Felix's efforts to thank him only lead to annoyance.
While Felix is out of town, his grandfather arrives and pesters Oscar just like Felix does.
Oscar, Felix and Murray run a Japanese restaurant.
Felix overreacts when his daughter is asked to a dance by a reform-school youth.
The night when Oscar and Blanche split up is seen from three different points of view.
Oscar gets a chance to cover a Chinese wrestling star, but Felix's concern for the athlete threatens Oscar's assignment and his job.
Felix believes he can see the future and predicts a murder attempt on Oscar.
It's a computer-dating disaster when Oscar gets matched with Felix's ex-wife.
Oscar and TV sports legend Howard Cosell engage in a tongue-to-tongue showdown.
Oscar falls in love with a princess whose royal portrait is being shot by Felix.
Felix takes a writing course despite having no talent.
Felix and Oscar join a monastery for a retreat of peace and contemplation.
Oscar is unable to start writing his book while Felix won't stop cracking his whip.
Oscar tries prevent his mother from finding out about his divorce.
Felix can direct his first television commercial if Oscar gets friend and NFL legend Deacon Jones to appear in the ad.
Felix suffers from a unique case of trauma while expecting a child.
Felix intends on giving Oscar a surprise party, whether Oscar likes it or not.
Oscar and Felix appear as contestants on TV game show Password.
Felix tries to be a pal to his daughter.
A mystery woman makes Oscar and Felix rivals.
Felix takes Oscar on a cruise ship to avoid junk food.
Felix and Oscar seek group therapy to resolve their hostilities.
The IRS summons Felix, but it's Oscar who ends up audited.
Felix tries to turn Oscar's tap-dancing secretary Myrna pro.
Oscar turns to pool hustling to pay Felix for costumes for his opera group.
Felix plays lawyer when he and Oscar are charged with ticket scalping.
Felix and Oscar appear as contestants on "Let's Make a Deal", dressed as the front and back ends of a horse.
Oscar lies to his mother and tells her that he has a girl -- and she wants to meet her.
Felix redesigns the apartment with ultra-modern furniture, but Oscar can't stand it.
Felix and Oscar try to get rid of a depressed houseguest.
Felix's ex-wife visits and he thinks that he can convince her to take him back.
Oscar and Felix appear in a performance of the ballet Swan Lake.
Felix comes up with a scheme to prove that he is more physically fit than Oscar.
Felix's new love interest is married to a jealous professional football player (played by NFL legend Alex Karras).
Felix and Oscar recall an ill-fated vacation that destroyed Felix's marriage.
Oscar wins a new car but it causes nothing but headaches.
Oscar remembers his marriage and a wedding night spent in the army barracks.
Felix tries to write a happy and peppy song for Jaye P. Morgan.
Felix's film about Oscar wins him work as a director.
Macho man Bobby Riggs tries to hustle Oscar out of all his possessions.
Felix tries to hire a maid who can live up to his impossible standards.
Felix is convinced that the air conditioner is haunted by a ghost.
Felix and Oscar attempt to sell a glue made from barnacles that was invented by Oscar's dentist.
To earn money to repay Felix, Oscar takes a job as a cook at a diner.
Felix summons a hypnotist to cure Oscar of his messiness.
Oscar tries to help frightened flyer Felix make it to Houston.
A shy but talented singer will only appear in Felix's opera if Oscar will join her.
Felix takes a disastrous job at his brother's bubblegum company in Buffalo.
Felix tries to get his old college band on Monty Hall's nostalgia program.
Suffering from sleeplessness, Felix keeps Oscar awake with his fussing.
Felix goes overboard with his duties as a volunteer security guard in the building,
Felix recalls discovering his fiancée Gloria working as a Playboy bunny.
Felix gives Myrna a total makeover to help her get back with her boyfriend.
Felix drops a bombshell when he refuses to participate in the championship bowling match.
Oscar loses Felix's son's entry in a frog-jumping contest.
Oscar and Felix visit Hollywood.
Felix's theft of a needy dog lands him in legal trouble.
Felix and his band perform at a square dance to keep Oscar out of hot water.
Felix enters Oscar in an election against an incumbent city councilman.
Felix and Oscar are trapped in a stuck subway car with some colorful New Yorkers.
Felix's daughter is obsessed with entertainer Paul Williams.
Felix's and Oscar's fathers meet in 1920s Chicago.
After Oscar takes a job as a radio host, Felix comes up with his own ideas to boost the ratings.
Oscar falls for a woman with two children.
Felix enlists Oscar to model for a series of weight-loss advertisements.
Oscar uses Felix's opinions when filling in for the paper's drama critic.
Oscar enlists a joke writer to help him trade barbs with Howard Cosell.
Felix develops an obsession for betting on horse races.
Felix leads the building's tenants on a strike over high rents.
Oscar's throat surgery keeps him from yelling at Felix.
Oscar's old Army buddy visits, and his musical talent impresses Felix.
Felix is upset to learn that his high-school girlfriend is now a grandmother.
Felix is jealous when Oscar and Richard Dawson are selected to be co-hosts of a TV show.
Felix finally convinces Gloria to take him back and they are remarried in the apartment.
Felix's daughter Edna is getting married, and his wife Gloria throws him out of the house for a few days, so that she can plan the wedding herself, without him getting in the way. Felix temporarily moves in with Oscar, who is still living in the same apartment from the TV show. Due to throat cancer, Oscar had to have one of his vocal cords removed, and he can only speak in a raspy whisper. Meanwhile, plans for the wedding are going on, and things get complicated when Felix finds out that Edna's fiancé has been divorced twice.
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Before the series premiered 9/9/70
After the series is on the air 11/20/70
Jack’s Home Movies
The Odd Couple (1993)
Various outtakes
Jack Klugman reminisces about his victory.
Clip from Road Scholar (Odd Couple 2015)
Oscar reconnects with many significant people from his father's life when he agrees to carry out Walter's last request to spread his ashes behind the candy factory he once owned. Tribute to Gary Marshall (Odd Couple 2015)
Hilarious outtakes from the show from the DVD that came with Jack Klugman's book "Tony and Me: A Story of Friendship."
Short ABC promo for the first season episode, "It's All Over Now, Baby Bird".
Short clip of Tony Randall and Jack Klugman recreating their characters for the stage version of The Odd Couple in 1993.
