The misadventures of strait-laced bank employee Johnny Stearns and his zany wife Mary Kay.

In a pattern that many domestic sitcoms would follow over the next 15 years, the plotlines followed the exploits of zany Mary Kay, whose husband Johnny was a sane, sensible banker who had to rescue her from herself. (The Stearns were married in real life.) In December, 1948, Mary Kay gave birth to son Christopher. Because Mary Kay's pregnancy was hard to hide, his birth was incorporated into the show. Shortly after New Year's Day, 1949, Christopher was written into the show as a character. During shooting, he either lay in his bassinet or was held by one of the Stearns or Mary Kay's mother. It was shot live in New York, where it was set, and sponsored by Anacin.—Steven W. Siferd <[email protected]>