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This episode has a lot of holes. She's already had a baby, so she's obviously been to a doctor before, and she would have had to verify her age at some point. She had to have a birth certificate to get a driver's license; has no one ever seen her license? They must have gotten married in the 1950's. And I find it hard to believe a birth certificate would not have been required to get married. Also, Rob says the state they got married in requires an accurate marriage license to be legal (I can't remember exactly what he said) so I find it hard to believe they would not have required a birth certificate to verify age. And wasn't she a dancer in the USO? Did they take underage kids? Where were her parents? Wouldn't they have objected or at least mentioned the fact that she was only 17? This episode just doesn't hold up at all.

My heavens,what a bunch of baloney ! Selfish Laura goes to ridiculous lengths to avoid seeing an insurance man. She actually sneaks out of the house for several hours to avoid meeting with this insurance man when he comes to see her and Rob. Her excuses are weak,so a suspicious Rob slowly figures out what the problem is.

Laura Petrie's behavior is ridiculous,and any normal husband would get to the bottom of this nonsense a lot quicker than Rob did,I promise you.

As much as it pains me to say it,all in all it is a lame episode that makes the Petries look like dorks.

Dear reader,you are under no obligation to read any further. For some reason,all of a sudden,there is a rule that requires 600 words in a review/commentary. This seems rather arbitrary and silly,as I see nothing wrong with a shorter review if it provides an honest opinion.

As soon as we get comfortable with how the system works,it is changed. Change is unavoidable,constant and continuous it seems.🤡