Betty's big brain qualifies her to tutor homely football star Muley, after she gets gypped out of tutoring her school's handsomer players by cutesy 'friend', Shirley. So Betty ain't happy, but what's she to do. The trouble is Muley can't even open a door without a humorous spate of clumsy antics.
Good episode, especially for Donahue (Betty) who gets to show her charming chops in style. Then too, the Anderson family's well blended in, Bud's patented sarcasm preventing things from getting too gooey. And like 60-years ago, I've still got a crush on the lovely Donahue. Anyhow, it's a solid 30-minutes from that outstanding 50's series, along with points to think about, such as how poor Muley should be treated. So catch it if you can.
Good episode, especially for Donahue (Betty) who gets to show her charming chops in style. Then too, the Anderson family's well blended in, Bud's patented sarcasm preventing things from getting too gooey. And like 60-years ago, I've still got a crush on the lovely Donahue. Anyhow, it's a solid 30-minutes from that outstanding 50's series, along with points to think about, such as how poor Muley should be treated. So catch it if you can.
