TV Series1977 · CBS · Ended · 25 min
Role reversal was the theme of this show: Stuart Hibbard worked at home and did the cooking and cleaning while his wife Judy commuted to Los Angeles to work for photographer Damon Jerome. Ken Redford lived next door and drove Stuart crazy while Dee Dee Baldwin, a model at the photography studio, drove Judy crazy. Donna was the studio secretary.
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Oliver Clark
Stuart Hibbard
13 episodes
Beverly Archer
Judy Hibbard
13 episodes
Tom Poston
Damon Jerome
13 episodes
Joan Van Ark
Dee Dee Baldwin
13 episodes
Ren Woods
Donna
13 episodes
Martin Kove
Ken Redford
13 episodes
Patricia Stevens
1 episode
Deborah Harmon
1 episode
Fred Willard
1 episode
Madlyn Rhue
1 episode
Rosemary DeCamp
1 episode
Ann Doran
1 episode
Anitra Ford
1 episode
Carole Mallory
1 episode
Ian Wolfe
1 episode
Edward Winter
1 episode
David Opatoshu
1 episode
Jack Hallett
1 episode
Marvin Kaplan
1 episode
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