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  Review by Pippin ★★

  What even is this--I genuinely could not figure out why they made the husband to be the most unlikable jerk possible. I was rooting for the wife to leave him the entire movie. This man can't even do his own laundry.

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  Review by Michael Shawn ★★★★½

  I LOVED this! Probably way more than I should have. But I was utterly charmed by the personalities and the gentle humor and refreshed to see a film from this period about women's rights that wasn't offensive to me, here in 2022. What I appreciated most about it was that it addresses the issue of the day — namely, disruption of the household caused by women entering the workforce — without being hateful towards women or forcing them to give up their ideals. Loving and playful compromise is the name of the game here.

  The story involves Jeff and Barbara Hamilton (Bill Bixby & Paula Prentiss), who can't handle their two kids and everything in their home lives because Barbara is…

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  Review by bandsaboutmovie ★★

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  Jeff and Barbara Hamilton (Bill Bixby and Paula Prentiss) lose their maid and decide that if they’re both so busy, they should just get another wife because it’s 1972. And yet in the midst of porno chic, their new wife Susan Silver (Valerie Perrine) is only show to be fleetingly romantic with Jeff and not interested at all in the benefits of a true triad relationship. But hey — it was on TV in 1972, so why am I wondering these things? Too many Joe D’Amato movies, that’s why.

  Throw in appearances by Myrna Loy, Robery Goulet, Nanette Fabray, Larry Storch and Penny Marshall and yes, you have a TV movie.

  Somehow, this is my second Jerry Paris-directed movie in…