Ep 6. The Antique
- TV-G
- November 12, 1968
- 24 min
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7.2 (47)
The Doris Day Show season 1 episode 6, titled "The Antique," follows the beloved actress as she stars as Doris Martin, a widowed mother of two who runs an employment agency in San Francisco. In this episode, Doris receives an attractive antique desk from a wealthy client as a thank you gift for helping her find a job. However, shortly after receiving the desk, Doris learns that the client did not own it but had only borrowed it from her lover, a wealthy art dealer. This leads Doris on a mission to return the desk to its rightful owner and solve the mystery behind its origins.
As Doris begins to investigate the desk's history, she learns that it is worth a fortune and catches the attention of a group of eccentric antique dealers who are willing to do anything to get their hands on it. With the help of her best friend and business partner Cy, played by Rose Marie, and her two young sons Billy and Toby, Doris must protect the desk from falling into the wrong hands. Meanwhile, Doris also juggles the responsibilities of managing her employment agency and dealing with the quirky personalities of her clients.
Throughout the episode, viewers are treated to Doris's signature charm and humor as she navigates the world of antique dealers and uncovers the secrets of the desk's past. The show also tackles issues of honesty and integrity as Doris struggles with the moral dilemma of keeping the valuable antique or returning it to its rightful owner.
As with the previous episodes of the show, "The Antique" showcases Doris's versatility as an actress and her ability to balance the comedic and dramatic aspects of her character. The episode also features guest appearances by veteran actors like Robert Reed and David Doyle, adding to the star-studded cast of the series.
Overall, "The Antique" is a delightful episode that captures the heart and humor of The Doris Day Show. With its engaging storyline, memorable characters, and talented cast, it is sure to entertain viewers of all ages and leave them with a smile on their faces.
