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Please, someone help me. In the end credits, who is the mystery woman at the lower right? Greer Garson? Marie Curie? Sarah Bernhardt or Tallulah Bankhead?

This is puzzled me since 1978 when, stoned out of my mind, I used to watch this at 4:30 AM on Sunday mornings on WPIX right after reruns of Groucho. Let me go to my grave with an answer.

I know it's not Eleanor Roosevelt, Mary Todd Lincoln, Mary Baker Eddy, Madam Blavatsky, Eva Braun, Mrs. Chang Kai Sheik, Annie Oakley, Little Orphan Annie, Judy Garland, Waylon Flowers and Madam, Marjorie Main, Thelma Ritter, Thelma Todd or Margaret Hamilton.

Call in the Air Force. Episode over. No civilian casualties.

If only this guy had listened to Joe Friday all those times. Joe Friday knew these boomers.

Anyone who has to deal with 50+ women will recognize character of Aunt Bee. She's afraid of actually doing anything. She throws a monkey wrench into everything that the more reasonable men try to do. She's vain about trivialities. She's smug about petty possessions. She seeks social status based on no real achievements. Mostly she shares the defining trait of women of her age - fear. She's afraid of driving. She's afraid to get the freezer fixed. She's afraid of the insurance company. She's afraid of being in business. Any poor man who has to work with women like her will have seen this. They shoot down any new idea. They will did their heels in and offer no logical reason why.

Though she's an increasingly annoying character, the writers have created a very realistic character.