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My Three Sons Season 5 Episode 20
Robbie follows the fad and buys an antique aircraft to impress his new girlfriend. Steve lets him go ahead with trying to restore it, convinced it will never fly but as it becomes more airworthy, Steve becomes concerned.
Serie: My Three Sons
Episode Title: He Wanted Wings
Air Date: 1965-01-28
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