Doris Day, the most popular female motion picture star in history, made her television debut in a weekly comedy series that ran for five seasons on CBS-TV.
THE DORIS DAY SHOW (1968-1973) presents the beloved actress-singer-animal rights leader as Doris Martin, a widow raising two young sons on the farm of her father Buck Webb, played by Denver Pyle. James Hampton portrays handyman Leroy B. Simpson.
Doris applies for a job as a secretary for Today's World magazine in San Francisco. The hitch is she is advised to hide the fact that she is a single mother.
Doris unwittingly takes Toby's frog to work. It's definitely the wrong day to have a croaking critter in the office: an important banker is touring the premises prior to granting the magazine a loan.
When a handsome movie star invites Doris to the premiere of his new motion picture, she tries to make the date and umpire son Billy's baseball game at the same time.