The husbands of the in-laws are trying once again to get them to stop butting in on their newly wed kids. It seems they have too much time on their hands. Somehow, Eve & Kay need something to keep them occupied. While their husbands aren't looking, they decide to get back into their singing and acting careers.
In order to do this, they find where there is a call for musical acts at a local night spot. When they show up there to rehearse, all the folks rehearsing are like half their age. The casting director turns out to be a young pre-Bunker Rob Reiner. He decides they can perform in the show if they can do Country Music.
The husbands are kept a secret of it until opening night and the act is a riot. Then Eve & Kay lose the roles because the show closes. Not a lot of great comedy here, but even when this show is in the lower tier it isn't awful.
In order to do this, they find where there is a call for musical acts at a local night spot. When they show up there to rehearse, all the folks rehearsing are like half their age. The casting director turns out to be a young pre-Bunker Rob Reiner. He decides they can perform in the show if they can do Country Music.
The husbands are kept a secret of it until opening night and the act is a riot. Then Eve & Kay lose the roles because the show closes. Not a lot of great comedy here, but even when this show is in the lower tier it isn't awful.
