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Henry and Muriel Rush are owners of a two-family house in Mill Valley, California. Henry is a conservative cartoonist who authors a comic strip called Cosmic Cow. During scenes in which Henry draws in his bedroom, Knight used his earlier acquired ventriloquism talents for comical conversations with a hand-puppet version of "Cosmic Cow." Muriel is a laid back freelance photographer, having been a band singer in her earlier days. They have two grown children, older daughter brunette Jackie who works for a bank and younger daughter Sara, a blonde bombshell and a college student at San Francisco State University.
Henry and Muriel consider renting the just vacant apartment they have to their own daughters. The girls promise to work hard to pay the rent. Henry discovers the previous lodger was a transvestite. A masseuse and a body paint artist come to ask for the flat but Henry dislikes them.
Birth-control pills turn up in Sara's room.
After an armored car company goes on strike, Jackie's forced to take home $100,000 from the bank where she works.
Muriel and Henry's anniversary plans change when Sara and her friend Monroe are arrested.
Muriel moves out when she and Henry disagree over Sara's new job.
After a disagreement with Henry, Jackie and Sara move to a tenement.
Sara's reputation is on the line when she accepts a dinner date and a promotion from the bank manager.
Henry and his boss set out to capture the crooks who stole Sara's purse.
Henry and Muriel's table doesn't include a setting for a lion that wanders into their dinner party.
Sara believes that Monroe needs a sex surrogate to overcome his problems.
Muriel's divorced college friend arrives for a visit and propositions Henry.
Muriel's former boyfriend stops by for dinner and directs his attention to Jackie.
While on jury duty, Henry creates havoc when he unknowingly destroys a piece of evidence.
Henry's 75-year-old father wants to start a new life after he's booted out of a rest home for cavorting with the ladies.
Muriel takes a stand for independence when Henry objects to her photographing a male centerfold.
Jackie continues her relationship with a married man despite opposition from the family.
Wanting to surprise his parents with an Easter visit, Monroe is shocked when they tell him not to come.
Henry feels the pains of unemployment after he's fired for satirizing the president in a cartoon.
When Mildred Rafkin comes back searching for her mother's brooch, Jackie suggests hiring a medium for help.
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