Leon Errol tells wife Vivian Tobin that all she needs to get through the housework is to get some system in place. Because a process server is down at the office, he stays home and tries to do the housework himself, with the usual disastrous results.
It's a chestnut of movie comedy, with husband and wife switching jobs, with each failing miserably at their tasks. Leon is aided, if that is the word, by Tom Kennedy, so it isn't. Tom shows up to repair the radio and winds up cutting every wire in the house, long before Bluetooth and wireless routers may that possible.
The comedy is aided by Dorothy Granger, who plays Leon's secretary in one of her 45 or so appearances in the series.
It's a chestnut of movie comedy, with husband and wife switching jobs, with each failing miserably at their tasks. Leon is aided, if that is the word, by Tom Kennedy, so it isn't. Tom shows up to repair the radio and winds up cutting every wire in the house, long before Bluetooth and wireless routers may that possible.
The comedy is aided by Dorothy Granger, who plays Leon's secretary in one of her 45 or so appearances in the series.
