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Fair Exchange (TV series)

Fair Exchange is an American television sitcom that ran from September 21, 1962, to December 28, 1962, and from March 28, 1963, to September 19, 1963, on CBS. It starred Judy Carne.

Premise
Eddie Walker and Thomas Finch were World War II veterans and old friends who decided to have their teenage daughters live in each other's households for a year because Eddie's daughter Patty wanted to study at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London. While Patty lived in London with Tommy, his wife Sybil, and their son Neville, Tommy's daughter Heather lived with Eddie, his wife Dorothy, and their son, Tommy, in New York City. The show focused on the joys and the difficulties that Heather and Patty experienced as they lived in each other's families. Heather had troubles in trying to deal with a less formality ridden way of life in New York City and in the States, while Patty was trying to deal with the more formal and more tradition-emphasized way of life in London. The fathers had their own share of difficulties in trying to help the daughters to adjust, while Dorothy and Sybil, while also having to adjust with different girls living in their households, were able to take it more in stride. ==Cast==
Cast
Eddie Foy Jr. as Eddie Walker • Audrey Christie as Dorothy Walker • Victor Maddern as Thomas Finch • Diana Chesney as Sybil Finch • Lynn Loring as Patty Walker • Dennis Waterman as Neville Finch • Judy Carne as Heather Finch • Flip Mark as Larry Walker • Maurice Dallimore as Willie Shorthouse ==Episodes==
Episodes
Season 1 (1962) Season 2 (1963) == Production ==
Production
Fair Exchange replaced Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone. The series was "an unusual experiment in full-hour comedy", and "television's first one-hour situation comedy". Early reviews of the program were favorable, but its ratings were not good. Cy Howard was the executive producer, and Ed Feldman was the producer. Jerry Thorpe was the director. ==References==
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