I found "Betty, Girl Engineer" to be yet another episode from this particular family TV Sit-Com where father "didn't" know best.
Anyway - As the story goes... B.J. Anderson... I mean, Betty Anderson enthusiastically signs up for on-the-job instruction as an engineer through Springfield High's vocational guidance program.
And, yes, it all sounds fine and dandy at first until B.J. encounters the opinionated and patronizing Doyle Hobbs (head of the surveying crew) who certainly goes well out of his way to put Betty in her proper place as a female of a 1950s' mindset.
Anyway - As the story goes... B.J. Anderson... I mean, Betty Anderson enthusiastically signs up for on-the-job instruction as an engineer through Springfield High's vocational guidance program.
And, yes, it all sounds fine and dandy at first until B.J. encounters the opinionated and patronizing Doyle Hobbs (head of the surveying crew) who certainly goes well out of his way to put Betty in her proper place as a female of a 1950s' mindset.
