Now playing Season 1, Episode 15 — Innocents Abroad
September 21, 1962
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Season 1 • 23 episodes
Two families, the Walkers of New York and the Finches of London, adopt each other's teenage daughter for one year. Once settled in their new homes, the girls have some initial difficulties with the problems of homesickness and kid brothers, but each works out her own solution. Eddie Walker and the Finches have agreed to the exchange plan. Now all Eddie has to do is tell his wife about it.
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On the British side of the Atlantic Patty and The Finch's deal gently with Neville's crush on Patty while the Walkers encourage Larry to attend the school dance. Heather teaches Larry the twist and he's soon going steady and talking endlessly on the phone. Neville is invited to join Patty and her friend Brian for an evening out,hoping is infatuation will fade.
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Fair Exchange is an American television comedy that ran from 1962 to 1963 on CBS. It stars Eddie Foy, Jr. and Audrey Christie.
Eddie Foy Jr.
Eddie Walker
Audrey Christie
Dorothy Walker
Victor Maddern
Tommy Finch
Diana Chesney
Sybil Finch
Judy Carne
Judy Finch
Lynn Loring
Patty Walker
Dennis Waterman
Neville Finch
Flip Mark
Larry Walker
Ronald Long
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Howard Caine
Cast
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