S3.E5

Doris Leaves Today's World: Part 1

Name: Doris Leaves Today's World: Part 1
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1970-10-12
Duration: 24 min
Rating: 7.4
Cast: Doris Day, Rose Marie, Paul Smith

Episode aired Oct 12, 1970
TV-G
24m

IMDb RATING

7.4/10

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Comedy

While she's having her brown bag lunch in the park, Doris receives a surprise visit from her old friend, reclusive multi-millionaire William Tyler, this the way they first met. He is in San ... Read allWhile she's having her brown bag lunch in the park, Doris receives a surprise visit from her old friend, reclusive multi-millionaire William Tyler, this the way they first met. He is in San Francisco specifically to see Doris as he has a proposition for her: be his personal secre... Read allWhile she's having her brown bag lunch in the park, Doris receives a surprise visit from her old friend, reclusive multi-millionaire William Tyler, this the way they first met. He is in San Francisco specifically to see Doris as he has a proposition for her: be his personal secretary. The exorbitant salary is tempting enough, but he ups the ante when he shows her what... Read all

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Doris Day

Doris Martin

Rose Marie

Myrna Gibbons

Paul Smith

Ron Harvey

McLean Stevenson

Michael Nicholson

Philip Brown

Billy Martin

Todd Starke

Toby Martin
(as Tod Starke)

Lew Ayres

William Tyler

Patrick Cranshaw

Fred
(as J. Pat Cranshaw)

Robert Hathaway

Tom Roberts
(as Rob Hathaway)

Director
- Reza Badiyi
Writers
- Jack Elinson
- Norman Paul
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Que Será, Será (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)
Written by Jay Livingston (as Livingston) & Ray Evans as (Evans)
Performed by Doris Day (uncredited)
[Series theme song played over the opening titles and credits]

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Tyler Returns

William Tyler, the reclusive billionaire, offers Doris a job as his personal secretary.

A good beginning to another two part episode featuring the Tyler character played by Lew Ayres. Tyler meets Doris again in the park. Nicholson has offered Doris a ten dollar a week raise.

However Tyler offers Doris a salary of $25,000 a year. Doris finally accepts. There is a memorable scene when Doris tells Nicholson the amount of that salary and it is more than what he makes. I recall this scene when first broadcast.

Doris ends up with a huge office and a male secretary of her own. Tyler gives her personal phone in a briefcase. He calls her and asks her to come to Tokyo, setting up part 2.