Due to a technicality, star athlete Stretch Snodgrass might be taken by a rival school, so Miss Brooks must devise a way to prevent such an undertaking.
Not only does this require Miss Brooks imitating Stretch's mother and Mr. Conklin posing as the father, but Walter having to be Stretch.
The arrival of Harriet Conklin seeks to disrupt the masquerade, but Brooks and Conklin weather things rather amusingly, but then the real Stretch shows up as well.
How about the recruiter from the other school being named . . . . Mooney?
And Stretch's phrase in this episode; when told he doesn't live in the other school's district, he replies, "I usen't to, but I do now."
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He Didn't Feed Me No Poppycock, It Was Succotash
richardfuller-9297320 November 2020
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