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* TokenRichKid: Gary Nolan, in TheMovie GrandFinale, is the son of the newspaper editor. He lives in a mansion with servants, and his father owns a yacht. Yet he attends Madison High School with middle-class Walter Denton and Harriet Conklin. Or, more glaringly, there's Stretch Snodgrass, whose family lives behind their pet shop.
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* TokenRichKid: TokenRichStudent: Gary Nolan, in TheMovie GrandFinale, is the son of the newspaper editor. He lives in a mansion with servants, and his father owns a yacht. Yet he attends Madison High School with middle-class Walter Denton and Harriet Conklin. Or, more glaringly, there's Stretch Snodgrass, whose family lives behind their pet shop.
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* TokenRichKid: Gary Nolan, in TheMovie GrandFinale, is the son of the newspaper editor. He lives in a mansion with servants, and his father owns a yacht. Yet he attends Madison High School with middle-class Walter Denton and Harriet Conklin. Or, more glaringly, there's Stretch Snodgrass, whose family lives behind their pet shop.
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* TooYoungToDieLamentation: In "An American Tragedy", Miss Brooks, Mr. Boynton and Mr. Conklin are stranded on a sinking rowboat. Mr. Conklin panics, saying he's too young to die. [[spoiler: Fortunately, the boat had drifted to the shore. The water was only three feet deeps. Mrs. Conklin sees them, wades out in a pair of boots, and "saves" the trio.]]
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* LessEmbarassingTerm: In "Turnabout Day", Mr. Conklin insists on calling the love seat in the faculty room a "maple bench".
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* NotReallyMarriedPlot: "Conklin the Bachelor" sees Mrs. Conklin trick Mr. Conklin into believing they're not really married. She hopes to have him romance her again.
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* 'RomanticRain: In "The Pet Shop", a misunderstanding leads Miss Brooks and Mr. Boynton to decide to stand one another up for their date. Unwillingly to let Boynton wait in the rain alone, Miss Brooks waits for Mr. Boynton under the awning at the pet shop. Boynton is unwilling to let Miss Brooks wait alone, and shows up too. The clouds clear as Miss Brooks leaves with Mr. Boynton.
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* 'RomanticRain: RomanticRain: In "The Pet Shop", a misunderstanding leads Miss Brooks and Mr. Boynton to decide to stand one another up for their date. Unwillingly to let Boynton wait in the rain alone, Miss Brooks waits for Mr. Boynton under the awning at the pet shop. Boynton is unwilling to let Miss Brooks wait alone, and shows up too. The clouds clear as Miss Brooks leaves with Mr. Boynton.
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* 'RomanticRain: In "The Pet Shop", a misunderstanding leads Miss Brooks and Mr. Boynton to decide to stand one another up for their date. Unwillingly to let Boynton wait in the rain alone, Miss Brooks waits for Mr. Boynton under the awning at the pet shop. Boynton is unwilling to let Miss Brooks wait alone, and shows up too. The clouds clear as Miss Brooks leaves with Mr. Boynton.
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* StopOrIWillShoot: In "The Stolen Wardrobe", two fur thieves trick Miss Brooks into "modelling" clothing stolen from Sherry's Department Store. When Mr. Conklin, Mr. Boynton and Walter Denton innocently ''try'' to return the stolen furs to the store, a policeman fires a shot. This scares off the Madison High gang into fleeing the scene. A later radio report states this was a warning shot into the air. Although PlayedForLaughs, this does show the problems with immediately threatening deadly force.
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* SequelEpisode "Trial by Jury" aired in early in the second season of ''Radio/OurMissBrooks''. In that episode, Miss Brooks' car is damaged when her brakes give out and it rolls downhill and hits a [[FruitCart fruit stand]] (it was a SoundToScreenAdaptation of "Traffic Court"). "Brooks' New Car" references the incident. In this episode, Mr. Conklin's brakes give out and his vehicle hits the same fruit stand. Later in the episode, Mrs. Davis accidentally runs into the fruit stand driving downhill. The fruit stand vendor finally decides to leave town.
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* RejectedMarriageProposal:
** In "Mr. Conklin's Love Nest", a mixup makes Mr. Leblanc think Miss Brooks is in love with him. He proposes to Miss Brooks in French. Miss Brooks accidentally accepts, and has the embarassing task of gently breaking the unwanted engagement with her friend. Miss Brooks' LoveInterest is Mr. Boynton.
** In TheMovie GrandFinale, Miss Brooks politely rejects Lawrence Nolan's proposal. Miss Brooks hopes to marry Mr. Boynton. [[spoiler: Miss Brooks marries Mr. Boynton at the end of the movie.]]
** In "Mr. Conklin's Love Nest", a mixup makes Mr. Leblanc think Miss Brooks is in love with him. He proposes to Miss Brooks in French. Miss Brooks accidentally accepts, and has the embarassing task of gently breaking the unwanted engagement with her friend. Miss Brooks' LoveInterest is Mr. Boynton.
** In TheMovie GrandFinale, Miss Brooks politely rejects Lawrence Nolan's proposal. Miss Brooks hopes to marry Mr. Boynton. [[spoiler: Miss Brooks marries Mr. Boynton at the end of the movie.]]
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* MysteriousStranger:
** A mysterious shoe salesman follows Miss Brooks in "Oh, Dem Gold Slippers".
** Miss Brooks is followed around by a mysterious man in "Here is Your Past". This individual steals Walter's article for the school paper, Mr. Boynton's diary, and Mr. Conklin's faculty card for Miss Brooks.
** A mysterious shoe salesman follows Miss Brooks in "Oh, Dem Gold Slippers".
** Miss Brooks is followed around by a mysterious man in "Here is Your Past". This individual steals Walter's article for the school paper, Mr. Boynton's diary, and Mr. Conklin's faculty card for Miss Brooks.
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* StrongFamilyResemblance: In "The Dream", Miss Brooks dreams that the Conklins have a son, Osgood Conklin Junior, who looks exactly like his father. Miss Brooks also dreams that she marries Mr. Boynton. Miss Brooks dreams that their daughter, Cleo, looks exactly like herself.
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* RepetitiveAudioGlitch: This happens to the tape recording Stretch patches in "Public Speaker's Nightmare".
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* YellowSlashOfPower: In "Home Cooked Meal", Harriet mentions she has hall monitor duty that morning. It sets up Mr. Conklin to stealthily go inside the Cafeteria freezer, and [[HilarityEnsues Miss Brooks to accidentally lock him inside]].
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* YellowSlashOfPower: YellowSashOfPower: In "Home Cooked Meal", Harriet mentions she has hall monitor duty that morning. It sets up Mr. Conklin to stealthily go inside the Cafeteria freezer, and [[HilarityEnsues Miss Brooks to accidentally lock him inside]].
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* YellowSlashOfPower: In "Home Cooked Meal", Harriet mentions she has hall monitor duty that morning. It sets up Mr. Conklin to stealthily go inside the Cafeteria freezer, and [[HilarityEnsues Miss Brooks to accidentally lock him inside]].
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* MouthyKid: Teenager Walter Denton. This is one of the reasons the Madison High principal, Mr. Conklin, dislikes him. For example, in the radio episode "Non-Fraternization Policy", Walter Denton calls Conklin's new rule demanding the separation of the sexes at school "medieval tyranny". In one television episode, "The Novelist", Mr. Conklin describes former student Terence Layton as "the Walter Denton of his day".
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* 'MondegreenGag: Often the baliwick of DumbJock Stretch Snodgrass. In "Spare That Rod!" (a SoundToScreenAdaptation of "Letter from the Education Board"), Stretch tells Miss Brooks that the Harriet had given him a "mee-mo" to go to the supply room to take "in-vent-ory".
-->'''Stretch Snodgrass''': I'm in a real jam, Miss Brooks. I can't find no ''in-vent-ory'' no place!"
-->'''Stretch Snodgrass''': I'm in a real jam, Miss Brooks. I can't find no ''in-vent-ory'' no place!"
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* SchoolSportUniform: Girl's school athletic uniforms, complete with bloomers, make a few appearances.
** In "Baseball Slide", Miss Brooks borrows [[CoolOldLady Mrs. Davis']] bloomers when she's the substitute coach of the girl's softball team. The girls have to shield Miss Brooks; Connie slides into home plate and wrecks the seat of the bloomers in the process.
** "Turnabout Day" sees [[LoveInterest Mr. Boynton]] forced to coach the girl's volleyball team. He appears in Mr. Conklin's office (reluctantly) wearing a blouse and bloomers. This is much to the amusement of Miss Brooks.
** "Dress Code Protest", a radio episode, has Miss Brooks tear her skirt on her badly splintered desk. She is forced to borrow Harriet Conklin's gym bloomers from the cloakroom. [[LovableJock Stretch Snodgrass]] bursts into laughter upon seeing her.
** In "Baseball Slide", Miss Brooks borrows [[CoolOldLady Mrs. Davis']] bloomers when she's the substitute coach of the girl's softball team. The girls have to shield Miss Brooks; Connie slides into home plate and wrecks the seat of the bloomers in the process.
** "Turnabout Day" sees [[LoveInterest Mr. Boynton]] forced to coach the girl's volleyball team. He appears in Mr. Conklin's office (reluctantly) wearing a blouse and bloomers. This is much to the amusement of Miss Brooks.
** "Dress Code Protest", a radio episode, has Miss Brooks tear her skirt on her badly splintered desk. She is forced to borrow Harriet Conklin's gym bloomers from the cloakroom. [[LovableJock Stretch Snodgrass]] bursts into laughter upon seeing her.
