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My Three Sons/Scotch Broth
From The TV IV
| Scotch Broth | |
| Season 4, Episode 2 | |
| Airdate | September 26, 1963 |
| Written by | George Tibbles |
| Directed by | Gene Reynolds |
| Produced by | Edmund Hartmann |
| ← 4x01 Almost the Sound of Music |
4x03 → Didya Ever Have One of Those Days? |
| My Three Sons — Season Four | |
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Scotch Broth is the second episode of the fourth season of My Three Sons, and the one hundred thirteenth episode overall.
Starring: Fred MacMurray (Steve Douglas, Laird Douglas)
and William Frawley (Bub)
Tim Considine (Mike), Don Grady (Robbie), Stanley Livingston (Chip)
Additional Cast: Kendrick Huxham (Fergus), Peter Hale (James), John McLiam (Douglas), Brendan Dillon (Magnus), William O'Connell (Archibald), Neil Woodward (Richard), Katherine Henryk (Magnus' Wife), Henry Scott (Policeman), Bert Holland (Mailman), Stanley Fraser (Robert), Alma Lawton (Dorcas)
and Ronald Long (Bruce MacKenzie)
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