Mildred: Why is it that we cannot exchange two words without arguing? George: We can! Mildred: We can't!!
Robin: (reading the title of Chrissy's book) 'Sex and the Single Girl'. What's that about? Chrissy: Church architecture.
Jo: Don't talk about me as if I weren't here! Robin: (jokingly) Where did that voice come from? Jo: Look, I wouldn't mind if I wasn't, 'cause I wouldn't know, but I am and I do. So, don't!
This episode was Americanized onto Three's Company. Jack takes advantage of Chrissy while Janet is off scared of a mouse in "Of Mice and Friends".
Chrissy is reading 'Sex and the Single Girl', a rather controversial 1962 book by Helen Gurley Brown, which advocated a liberal lifestyle. It is ironic that Chrissy does everything she can to keep Robin out of her bedroom.
Weird, no one has discussed Man About the House yet.
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