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The Donna Reed Show
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How to Handle a Woman

  • Episode aired Dec 30, 1965
  • TV-PG
  • 30m
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How to Handle a Woman (1965)
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Jeff decides males are the superior sex and gets his friends to join him in proving that to the girls. Donna disapproves and enjoys seeing the young women make the boys see the errors of the... Read allJeff decides males are the superior sex and gets his friends to join him in proving that to the girls. Donna disapproves and enjoys seeing the young women make the boys see the errors of their ways, Jeff most of all.Jeff decides males are the superior sex and gets his friends to join him in proving that to the girls. Donna disapproves and enjoys seeing the young women make the boys see the errors of their ways, Jeff most of all.

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    • Andrew McCullough
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    • Andrew McCullough
    • William Roberts
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    • Donna Reed
    • Carl Betz
    • Paul Petersen
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    • Director
      • Andrew McCullough
    • Writers
      • Andrew McCullough
      • William Roberts
    • Stars
      • Donna Reed
      • Carl Betz
      • Paul Petersen
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    Donna Reed
    Donna Reed
    • Donna Stone
    Carl Betz
    Carl Betz
    • Dr. Alex Stone
    Paul Petersen
    Paul Petersen
    • Jeff Stone
    Patty Petersen
    • Trisha Stone
    Jimmy Hawkins
    Jimmy Hawkins
    • Scotty
    Catherine Ferrar
    Catherine Ferrar
    • Susan
    • (as Cathy Ferrar)
    Chanin Hale
    Chanin Hale
    • Myrtle
    Candy Moore
    Candy Moore
    • Bebe
    Darryl Richard
    • Smitty (Morton Smith)
    Linda Gaye Scott
    Linda Gaye Scott
    • Deborah
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      • Andrew McCullough
      • William Roberts
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    Worst episode of the Donna Reed Shows

    I really like the Donna Reed Show, but this episode of the Donna Reed show is the worst of any episodes in all eight seasons. Donna and Alex have minimal parts, and the actors seem bored with it. Trisha is about the only good spot in this ridiculous episode. The premise, weak and sexist as it is, revolves around Smitty and his new girlfriend. She is some kind of something with psychobabble. She insists women are the stronger sex, but Jeff and Scotty (same actor as who plays Jimmy in a different episode) object, but Smitty is just smitten. Their girlfriends (one played by Candy who plays various girls in the show) support the claim. The episode is a stupid battle of the sexes and the boys talk about dominating women. Utterly disgusting. No humor. No friendly banter, just ugly sexism. Totally different than the quality written in the vast majority of other episodes. Very weak. Stereotypes abound, and just meaningless drivel. The last three seasons of the show are very poor compared to the first five.

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      The title is based upon a song of the same name from the Lerner and Loewe musical Camelot originally sung by Richard Burton and opened at the Majestic Theater in New York on Dec. 3, 1960 and ran for 873 performances.

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      • December 30, 1965 (United States)
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      • 30m
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      • Black and White
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      • Mono
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      • 1.33 : 1

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