WML? 1967 Woman that sells burglar alarms

Aliza Kashi is still overcoming the language barrier. Also, this is the first I've heard the name 'Kashi' since all the Kashi foods came out.

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[harrietcow]

I don't mean to be unkind to people for whom English isn't their mother tongue, but why on Earth would the show book someone like Miss Kashi, who could barely speak the language? It just slows down the rhythm of the show and annoys everyone.

[observer9670]

@henrygrove100 Bennett, John and Arlene were neighbors, they each had weekend homes near each other in Mt. Kisco, NY (Westchester County). Arlene's son and Bennett's sons grew up with each other and became best friends.

[soulierinvestments]

@Bnjolly apparently

[tjbnyc76]

@soulierinvestments What in the world are you referring to? When John says, "I'd pass him, too," it's a joking response to Miss Kashi's unintentionally fractured attempt at saying to Bennett, "I pass to you," which comes out, "I pass you", instead.

[1122DLAN]

This was around the time everyone was informed of the show cancelling at the end of the season.

[delightfulstar]

@weightfeather1 Her eye makeup (eyeliner) was also very heavy here, which may have accentuated whatever was going on. AF mentioned in her book about having had lots of allergies and sensitivities and the like. One other thing worth noting...these episodes from the last season always appear a bit "muddy," as they were originally broadcast in color, but preserved in B&W, so they're not as crisp as the earlier ones.

[henrygrove100]

Bennett doesn't look well here.

[MattTheSaiyan]

Aww, they were so close to getting it right.

[henrygrove100]

Bennet and John really like each other.

[karlakor]

@Bnjolly No, of course not. Men whistled only at the women they thought were good looking, and in those days most women considered it to be a compliment.