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TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT - As the Cookie Crumbles

Air Date/Released Tuesday, March 9, 1982
Station/Studio ABC / D. L. Taffner Prods.

Cartoonist Henry Rush tries to run a strict and conservative household, but when his adult daughters only move as far as the downstairs apartment, he finds that things are still “too close for comfort.” Complicating matters are the girls’ friend Monroe, an accident-prone and naïve numbskull who constantly aggravates Henry.

Jackie, Sara, Monroe and cousin April decide to earn money by starting a homemade cookie business. The bakery? Henry’s kitchen. A series of accidents incent Jackie to ask, I’m not going to blow my stack. I’m not going to say anything I might regret. Just tell me one thing... which one of us is Curly, which one is Larry, and which one’s Moe?!


Cast: Ted Knight (Henry Rush), Nancy Dussault (Muriel Rush), Deborah Van Valkenburgh (Jackie Rush), Lydia Cornell (Sara Rush), Jm J. Bullock (Monroe Ficus), Deena Freeman (April Rush), Sheldon Feldner (Reynolds), Jamie Masada (Juan), Ruth Nerken (Board of Health official), Wendell Wright (Jenkins)

Crew: Lee Lochhead (Director), Jesse Dizon, Don Haberman (Story), Bruce A. Taylor (Teleplay), Arne Sultan, Earl Barret (Exec. Producers, Developers), Don Taffner (Developer), Austin Kalish, Irma Kalish (Producers)
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