Mary finds out that her dad, a surgeon, has announced his retirement. It seems that he and Mary's mother, Nanette Fabray, have decided to move to Minneapolis. Not only that, but they find an apartment just around the corner from Mary's place. Mary suddenly becomes a little girl again and her parents are into every aspect of her life. She, of course, has become a modern woman, and when she doesn't get home from a date until 8:00 a.m. she is accosted by her father and mother. Her mother even gets Phyllis to have a key made for her. There's just something sort of tiresome about the two of them. This is terrible to say, but I always thought that Nanette Fabray's face looked really flat, like she had run into a wall. Just saying.