That Girl (1966)

On their way to the Women's Liberation meeting, which Donald reluctantly agrees to visit, Ann and Donald become trapped in a stuck elevator. While they await to be rescued, they look back on their favorite moments together.

As a member of an ecology-minded group, Ann is assigned to picket in front of the Newsview Magazine building where Donald works. Donald tries to make amends by inviting his boss to Ann's house for dinner.

Ann gets a modeling assignment at Belmont Race Track and when Don's friends realize there's a horse running named for her, they see it as a "sign" and send her with the money to place a bet for them. She loses the ticket at the wrong time!

Donald's friends throw him a stag party - which almost costs him his engagement to Ann.

Ann makes friends with a king, who turns out to be a kid!

Ann and Donald try to run Lou's restaurant by themselves when the staff comes down with a virus.

Ann is duped by a robber into shoplifting.

Ann makes friends with a Russian named Nicholai who is a con man sponging off her.

Donald breaks off his engagement to Ann because of cold feet.

Ann's late Uncle Harry wills her an old trunk filled with bits and pieces of his career in vaudeville. Ann is doubly surprised when stars Milton Berle and Danny Thomas pay a visit to her apartment and try to buy the old trunk.

Uncle Herbert is turning Ann and Donald's world upside down when he makes bogus get-rich-quick schemes.

Ann gets a lesson in minorities when a sketch that she is in is very offensive to Mexicans.

Don is stuck in a "super Don" costume when his friends steal his clothes and forget to give them back to him. All before he is to accept an Humanitarian award from the deputy mayor!

Ann is hired by a rival magazine because they think that Donald is going to help her out now that they are engaged.

Lou feels as though he is getting too old, and Ann introduces him to Jeanie, who makes him feel more younger. Ann thinks that he is going to leave her mother when actually he wants to please her.

In St. Louis to appear in a play and meet Donald's parents, Ann once again finds that nothing is ever easy.

Ann and Donald go to a pre-nuptial counselor to weed out their non-existent problems.

On a game show, Ann is asked to find out about her neighbors. No one wants to speak up, so Ann throws a party to invite everyone until her purse gets stolen.

A nude picture of Ann is plastered in a "Playpen" magazine, which jeopardizes her chance of being on a kiddie show.

Donald's sister Sandi comes to town to see her beau, an actor. A suspicious Donald asks Ann to find out just what kind of man he is.

After four years of dating, Donald finally asks Ann to marry him and presents her with an engagement ring - which he was talked into buying second-hand by a co-worker against his better judgement.

Don wants to take Ann out to the theater for her birthday, but she has to stay and babysit for a neighbor's child who has the mumps.

Donald hurts his back trying to demonstrate skiing in Ann's apartment, and worries about missing an interview. Ann brings the interviewee over to her apartment, and Lou comes over as well!

Ann has to go to court to help a producer win a lawsuit involving a shish-kabob skewer.

As class secretary-treasurer, Ann loses track of $360 she is to use for a high school reunion. Her father lends her the money, even though the party is to be at a rival restaurant. At the party, Ann watches three classmates she suspects of having taken the money.

Ann's father is losing business at his restaurant, so she hires a musical group to help bring business. The group she hires seem harmless enough, but when they perform, they do a Full Monty act!

Ann accidentally meets a stockbroker and he gives her his card. It seems that he has a list of products (his grocery list) on the back of the card, and Ann invests in the stock market.

After determining Donald and Ann are okay, Jon goes to look for help. Ann and Donald start walking to keep warm and find a cabin. Ann's father gets nervous when they don't arrive on time and calls out a search party.

Ann and Donald plan a trip to her father's cabin in Vermont. Donald's friend, Jon, flies them to the cabin in a small plane, but the plane makes an emergency landing after running out of gas.

Ann relives her days as a meter maid when she meets Donald's new boss. As a meter maid, Ann tried to ticket the mayor's illegally parked car and was fired. Donald's new boss was the newspaper editor who printed Ann's letter of protest.

Ann dreads bad reviews of her opening night in Broadway, and all this anxiety gets her finger trapped in a kitchen faucet.

Ann joins her agent's comedy act in the Catskills, with disastrous results.

Ann has a dinner party, and one of Donald's now-married ex-girlfriends will attend. Ann tries to impress Heather, but the plans are ruined when her juvenile weekend guest plugs in a heater to warm up her lemon tree.

Marty pulls a scheme to make it seem like Donald had married a starlet. Ann and Donald find out about the trick and decide to get Marty back by making it seem like Don is committing suicide.

Ann gets a job in a show in Las Vegas with an egotistical actor who tries to ruin her relationship with Donald.

Don has a chance to go to Paris, but mulls about it when he thinks about how Ann will feel having to live without him.

Ann tries to help out her neighbors in saving their hotel from the ownership of her ex-boyfriend.

Don is doing a story on a fighter who wants to be an actor.

Ann, her mother, her father and Donald are all stranded in a blizzard at Kennedy Airport. Ann is supposed to go to a Broadway audition and is determined to get there despite the weather.

A hearing loss from a cold that Ann receives ruins a commercial spot for her.

Ann gets a job as a dancing chicken for a fried chicken chain. The boss keeps trying to "pluck" her in his car, but Ann gets out of her car and gets stranded.

Ann is assigned to direct the Brewster annual play, but has to tell her father that he will not have the starring role.

Unaware that her cover has been blown, Ann is tricked into photographing reject designs.

While modeling at Unifit, Ann is hired to spy on a competitor who is suspected of stealing designs.

At the Newsview office, Lou slips on some water. Donald is told that Lou has to sign a waiver of responsibility. Donald goes to Mr. Prentice's office and quits, only to be talked back into his job by his managing editor.

The Maries, Donald and Ann are playing a game of Monopoly and Lou gets very competitive.

Ann calls Donald late one night because of a mouse in her apartment. Donald goes over to stay in her apartment to protect her. Of course, Lou comes by and finds Donald in Ann's apartment and decides that Ann and Donald should be married right away!

Ann lands a public relations job for the air force to promote women in the space program, at the time time she is supposed to help Donald wallpaper his apartment.

Lou gets bitten by a dog that follows Ann home and he thinks that he has caught rabies.

Ann gets a job in a TV show. She is a pretty lady that gets hit by a pie. After the spot airs, she is embarrassed to death.

Ann gets a job in another soda commercial, but she has to have her singing voice dubbed by someone else. Her voice double, Rose Cassinetti, helps Ann out and Ann tries to do something good for her. She doesn't know that Rose is a nun.

Donald tries to help Ann out of an IRS mess but gets into a mess himself involving flour.

Ann receives a godawful art piece from Donald and gets a lot of different opinions about it.

Ann and Donald want to ring in the New Year by themselves, but the arrival of Ann's parents for one quick drinks instantly turns their private celebration into a big party house.

Ann is torn when everyone wants her to do different things with her expensive pay check.

Don does a story on an old multimillionairess named Margaret "Trixie" Weatherby, and Ann thinks that she is trying to steal Don away from her.

Ann and Donald get in the middle of Jerry and Ruth's troubled marriage to get them back together again.

Ann is mugged and tries her best not to let her father find out about it. Donald gets into the act by dressing up as a woman to catch muggers to do a story for his magazine.

Ann gets stuck in a shower and a new neighbor helps her to get out.

While in Los Angeles, Ann gets a job in action commercials for soda-pop, and Donald hates them because it is the very thing that he is going against.

Ann goes with Donald to Los Angeles to do a story on media violence and causes confusion for her father and everyone else who thinks that they are getting it on.

Ann works as a flight attendant to get a job for an airline commercial. Ann thinks that a man is going to hijack the plane and she tackles him. She then discovers that he is a detective hired to prevent hijackings!

Against the objections of the director, Ann is awarded a part in a Broadway play by the star, Barry Sullivan. Ann is excited to get this opportunity, but when the script calls for Ann to slap Barry, she can't bring herself to do it.

Ann meets an elderly man, Andrew Washington at a party when he accidentally spills his shrimp cocktail on her new white crepe dress. He tries to make it up to her by giving her gifts, but Ann cannot accept them.

A drunk comedian named Marty is taken in by Ann to sober up, and he thinks that they had an affair.

Ann dislikes Donald's new beard and takes measures to get him to shave it off.

Ann is pressured to hire unscrupulous press agent Eddie Edwards who promptly links her to a divorce scandal with actor Buddy Hobart in the hopes that it will boost Ann's career.

Ann is knocked out by a baseball and the doctor that treats her looks exactly like Donald.

Ann gets obscene phone calls and a police chief is called to stay with her. Donald thinks that there is something going on between the two of them when he comes out of Ann's bedroom one morning.

Marge tells Ann that she has met the man of her dreams, but he backs out when she proposed marriage.

Mrs. Hollister stays at Ann's apartment and finds a pair of her son's pants hanging in Ann's closet.

Donald is stunned when Ann receives a marriage proposal from British fashion photographer Noel Prince. Noel expects his answer in the morning, despite Ann's protestations that she loves Donald.

Lou escorts Ethel Merman just to be nice, and the publicity thinks that they are an item much to Helen's dismay.

Ann becomes convinced that she has no sex appeal when she lands a part as the Creamy Soap Girl because the producer sees her as a fresh scrubbed face that no housewife could resent for her looks.

Ann takes boyfriend Donald home to spend the weekend with her parents, only to find that her father is jealous of Don and sees him as a rival.

A fortune hunter named Buzzy has his eyes on Ann when she wears a borrowed chinchilla stole to wear at an elite party.

When Ann sprains her ankle at work, Donald comes to the rescue cooking gourmet meals and cleaning her apartment with a vengeance.

Noel falls for Ann badly. Don sees a newspaper photo of Ann and Noel being arrested for frolicking in a fountain, he's on the next plane to Los Angeles.

Ann meets a fashion photographer named Noel Prince, whom Donald dislikes. Noel wants to take her to California to do a shoot.

While modeling at a famous restaurant, Ann meets an agent named Seymour who gets her a date with Dick Shawn as a publicity stunt, but he doesn't know about it!

The Hollingers are upset that their son isn't coming home for Thanksgiving, and the Maries are upset that a family tradition is being broken. Trying to cook everyone's favorite dishes, Ann takes over the kitchen of a neighbor who is away. The dinner turns out to be a disaster!

Ann wins a part in an Italian movie, but turns it down when she discovers a nude scene.

Ann and Donald learn that a couple that works together also fights together when they collaborate on a play about her life.

After a meeting with a famous doctor, Donald uses what he has learned to find out all out Ann's personality.

Despite attention from a fellow castmate, Ann misses Donald while in Philadelphia to do a play.

Ann Marie's elation at winning a Broadway role fades when she realizes its Philadelphia opening will mean a long separation from Donald.

Ann gets a job in telephone marketing at the same time her apartment is being painted, so Ann must borrow Donald's apartment while he is away so she can work. Dan's friend Harry comes by unknowingly and decides to stay in the apartment as well.

Donald, the proud owner of an unpublished novel, needs cheering when he gets his twelfth rejection slip. Ann's father makes connections with a publisher for Don's book, but he reads it himself and refuses to send it in.

Ann makes a valiant effort to learn to roller-skate to get a part in a soft-drink commercial.

Ann is overwhelmed to find herself on stage with Ethel Merman, who chooses Ann for a walk-on part in a revival of "Gypsy."