This is another episode where Joanna is show in a rather bad light. After the dream show, we again have Dick unable to defend himself because her actions are irrational. When Shelley Fabares show as an ex girlfriend, it would be reasonable for her to be fearful and cautious, but to get so upset over something that happened before they met doesn't seem OK. She expected him to have told her about this woman. Yet, when would there have been a right time. Does that mean anyone he had ever had a relationship with. Unless there is something damaging in the past, is it right to be expected to tell? The writers show Joanna going off in a huff. I did like two things here. One, that George felt slighted, thinking Dick may have had another handyman in the past. And when two of the guests get up to leave because of Dick's claims of innocence.
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Dick's old flame shows up
Jimmy_the_Gent48 May 2018
Diane, Dick's college girl friend arrives at the inn and makes Dick uncomfortable.
An amusing episode with Dick in embarrassing situations. Diane is played by Shelley Faberes, best known as Mary Stone on "The Donna Reed Show". She and Joanna are getting along talking about "Scooter"(Dick's college nickname) when Joanna finds out Dick had proposed to Diane. She not only turned him down but laughed at him.
An amusing episode with Dick in embarrassing situations. Diane is played by Shelley Faberes, best known as Mary Stone on "The Donna Reed Show". She and Joanna are getting along talking about "Scooter"(Dick's college nickname) when Joanna finds out Dick had proposed to Diane. She not only turned him down but laughed at him.
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