Ep 4. I'll be Suing You

That Girl is a classic sitcom from the late 60s that follows the story of Ann Marie, a young actress living in New York City who's trying to make it big. In season 1 episode 4, titled "I'll be Suing You," Ann's dating life takes center stage.

The episode begins with Ann on a date with her new flame, Tom, who is played by Peter Lawford. While they're having a lovely time, an overeager process server interrupts their meal to serve Ann with a subpoena to appear in court the next day. Ann is confused and upset because she has no idea why she's being sued. Tom suggests that he will take care of everything, assuring her that she has nothing to worry about and that he will handle the matter in court the next day.

The next morning, Ann arrives at court, still completely unaware of why she's being sued. She is met by Tom, who has a few surprises in store for her. As they wait for their case to be heard, Tom reveals that he's actually a lawyer and has been hired to represent Ann in the case. They were being sued by the restaurant owner whose establishment they were at the night before, Nancy, who thought that Ann and Tom were there to run a scam. Tom and Ann are shocked and confused because they genuinely enjoyed the restaurant and their date and have no reason to run a scam. As it turns out, their waiter from the night before, Pierre, did all sorts of things to convince Nancy that Ann and Tom were up to no good.

The judge finally calls their case, and that's when all the shenanigans begin. Tom starts grilling Pierre, who finally admits that he made up the entire story because he's jealous of the fact that Ann was flirting with him all night instead of him. Tom gets Ann to explain what really happened that night, and she ends up charmed the judge and the whole courtroom. In the end, the case is dismissed, and Ann and Tom celebrate with a drink at the same restaurant that almost caused them to be sued.

Overall, this episode is a fun and lighthearted watch that shows a different side of Ann outside of her acting ambitions. The dynamic between Ann and Tom is adorable, and it's always entertaining to see characters navigate situations that are totally out of their control. Fans of classic sitcoms will enjoy the humor and the cast's likable chemistry.