I Do Not Choose to Run

Summary Herbert decides to run for city planning commissioner. Dobie is proud to campaign for his father, that is until he meets a pretty girl, the next love of his life. She is Betty Jane Cheever, the daughter of Herbert's opponent, George G. Cheever. Betty Jane doesn't want the election to get between their possible relationship, but she does open Dobie's eyes to the primary issue of the campaign - Proposition E - which Cheever supports as it would tear down an aging neighborhood that many consider a slum. In discussions with his father about the election, Dobie learns that Herbert doesn't know about the issues at all - that he is campaigning solely on his charisma - but when he does hear about Proposition E, he doesn't support it because it is the neighborhood in which he grew up, which brings with it nostalgic and fond memories for him. This stance places a rift between Dobie and Herbert, which brings up whether standing up for one's beliefs, being informed and correct about an issue, or family is most important.

S3.E14 ∙ I Do Not Choose to Run

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : Frank Faylen Bob Denver Florida Friebus Dwayne Hickman

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Genres : Comedy Family

Release date : Jan 8, 1962

Countries of origin : United States

Language : English

Filming locations : William Fox Studios - 1401 N. Western Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Production companies : 20th Century Fox Television Martin Manulis Productions

Summary Herbert decides to run for city planning commissioner. Dobie is proud to campaign for his father, that is until he meets a pretty girl, the next love of his life. She is Betty Jane Cheever, the daughter of Herbert's opponent, George G. Cheever. Betty Jane doesn't want the election to get between their possible relationship, but she does open Dobie's eyes to the primary issue of the campaign - Proposition E - which Cheever supports as it would tear down an aging neighborhood that many consider a slum. In discussions with his father about the election, Dobie learns that Herbert doesn't know about the issues at all - that he is campaigning solely on his charisma - but when he does hear about Proposition E, he doesn't support it because it is the neighborhood in which he grew up, which brings with it nostalgic and fond memories for him. This stance places a rift between Dobie and Herbert, which brings up whether standing up for one's beliefs, being informed and correct about an issue, or family is most important.

Details

Genres : Comedy Family

Release date : Jan 8, 1962

Countries of origin : United States

Language : English

Filming locations : William Fox Studios - 1401 N. Western Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Production companies : 20th Century Fox Television Martin Manulis Productions

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