S. 1.E. 25

It's Only Money

Folge lief am 10. März 1968
TV-PG
30 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuTired of Roger's skinflint ways, Herb plots to play golf and gin rummy for money, but Herb finds himself in the financial hole when Roger's luck turns for the better.Tired of Roger's skinflint ways, Herb plots to play golf and gin rummy for money, but Herb finds himself in the financial hole when Roger's luck turns for the better.Tired of Roger's skinflint ways, Herb plots to play golf and gin rummy for money, but Herb finds himself in the financial hole when Roger's luck turns for the better.

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A typical dinner out with the Hubbards and the Buells ends with Roger (Roger C. Carmel) not paying his fair share of the $38 check, plus $6 tip. Herb (Herbert Rudley) is furious with his "tightwad" neighbor and plans to win back the money playing golf and gin rummy. Instead, Herb loses more money. Soon, the tension has involved Eve (Eve Arden) and Kaye (Kaye Ballard). Each takes her husband's side and 20 years of friendship goes down the drain. For this one, Jackie Gleason's "Honeymooners" writer Sydney Zelinka recycles situations and ideas very well, showing an understanding of Desi Arnaz' comedy and his characters. While derivative, it's still funny.

****** It's Only Money (3/10/68) Elliott Lewis ~ Herbert Rudley, Roger C. Carmel, Eve Arden, Kaye Ballard

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Herb continually says Roger cheated him out of $13 at dinner, but this is slightly off. The bill was $38 + $6 tip = $44, and they split it for $22 each. Roger & Eve's part of the $38 bill was $11, so he's thinking Roger made him pay an additional $11 plus the $2 for Roger's cigars. But he's not taking the tip into account, which at the approximately 15% they seem to be tipping would've been about $1.50, thus Roger only cheated him out of about $11.50.

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La donna è mobile
(uncredited)
Written by Giuseppe Verdi (uncredited)
Performed by Roger C. Carmel (uncredited)
[Roger whistles this while Herb is dealing cards]