About this episode
The story revolves around Judy Foster and her sorority sisters who go on strike against their male peers after learning that the boys' annual picnic will exclude women. This leads Judy to advocate for women’s independence by considering careers, leading her to take a job as a telegraph girl. As she navigates her new role, she delivers telegrams while keeping her distance from boys, particularly Gerald Putnam, who has attracted her ire for dating another girl. The strike becomes a source of comedic tension as Judy tries to uphold her principles while confronting her feelings for Gerald. Eventually, misunderstandings are cleared up, and the strike is called off when it is revealed that the girl Gerald was seen with is his cousin. The narrative concludes with Judy and Gerald reconciling and going on a date, alongside humor involving family dynamics and the antics of Judy's brother Randolph, who plays an intermediary role throughout the strike.
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