After completing "Our Miss Brooks" in 1957, Eve Arden collaborated on another delightful situation comedy series. This time the elegant wisecracking comedienne plays Liza Hammond, a fashionable authoress and widow who lives in a Manhattan high-rise with her mother (Frances Bavier - Aunt Bee from "The Andy Griffith Show") and twin daughters. Allyn Joslyn co-stars as George Howell, the lady writer's persuasive and controlling manager.<p><b>Liza's Nightmare: </B>Jenny is in bed with a cold because miserly landlord Foster is too cheap to crank up the heat. Liza discovers that her daughter is using her "sick" days to flirt with boys on the phone.<p><b>White Elephant Sale: </B>A snooty PTA president insults Liza's career and then competes with her at the school's rummage sale.<p><b>Cover Girl: </B>Liza becomes an instant sex symbol after her book appears with a racy (and heavily doctored) photo of her!<p><b>It Gives Me Great Pleasure: </B>Liza uses her stage fright as an excuse to reject George Howell's offer for a lecture tour, but he won't take "no" for an answer.