Thirty Days Notice (19 Nov. 1961)

Gunther and Lucille Toddy give their landlord notice because they're fed up with their crumbling apartment.

Director:

Nat Hiken

Writers:

Art Baer, Nat Hiken (creator),

Stars:

Joe E. Ross, Fred Gwynne, Beatrice Pons

Cast

Episode cast overview:
Joe E. Ross	...	Officer Gunther Toody
Fred Gwynne	...	Officer Francis Muldoon
Beatrice Pons	...	Lucille Toody
Michael Vale	...	Al Cooper
Henry Lascoe	...	Corfu
Ralph Stantley	...	Lt. Morgan
John Alexander	...	Judge Schweitzer

Storyline

Gunther and Lucille Toddy give their landlord notice because they're fed up with their crumbling apartment.

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Language:

English

Release Date:

19 November 1961 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Biograph Studios, Bronx, New York City, New York, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Eupolis Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

30 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Black and White

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

User Reviews

The Toodys Didn't Know How Good They Had It!

Can you imagine paying $45 per month for rent? That's what the Toodys were paying for their apartment in the Bronx. Even in the early '60s when this show takes place, it's a ridiculously low amount.....as Toody finds out.

You see, he and Lucille are fed up with substandard electricity, plumbing, etc. They have to bang walls and doors to get things to work and they are tired of it. However, all they had to do to get an upgrade is pay 15 percent more, but cheap Toody won't do it and, in a moment of temper, tells the landlord off and gives his 30-day notice, much to Lucille's horror.

Anyway, the episode deals mainly with what happens afterward to the Toodys in their quest to find another apartment. It's a fairly funny episode; nothing hilarious but still entertaining. Henry Lascoe is good as the landlord, "Corfu."