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The Irene Dunn Fred McMurry Show. Starring Irene Dunn as Susan. And Fred McMurry as George. Together in a gay, new, exciting, comedy adventure. Right star. The Irene Dunn Fred McMurry Show. Starring Irene Dunn as Susan Armstrong.

Owner and editor of the Hillsdale Morningstar. And Fred McMurry as her ace reporter, George Harvey. If there is ever a dull moment, it's never found in the company of George and Susan. They're together now in the Susan's living room, and the moment is anything but dull.

I wouldn't care if you owned every newspaper in the United States and Canada. The answer is still, no. I will not write a love-lorn column. Well, quite a few women have become famous writing love-lorn column.

Well, maybe you haven't noticed, but I happen to have a Mr. in front of my name. And quite a few men have made careers out of solving family problems. Well, that's different. And I wouldn't do that either.

I'm just a reporter. I'm a guy who gathers news and tries to make it sound interesting enough to read. I don't even know how to run my own life much less advise other people out of run there.

You can say that again, George Harvey. That's too long. You want me to serve the dessert in here? No thanks, patience. I'm no mood for dessert. You might ask Mr. Harvey. Oh, well, Mr. Harvey.

No thanks, patience. Nothing. Some soothing syrup, maybe? And just what does that mean? not in particular, but maybe I'd pour some oil on the troubled waters. There's someone at the door patient. Maybe they'll have some dessert.

Now I'm warning you, George. I mean to have my way in this matter. Well, if you're so hept on this column, why don't you write it yourself? Well, I like that. Isn't it enough that I'm the editor of The Morningstar?