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My Three Sons Season 12 Episode 3
Steve’s Scottish cousin Fergus, after only one date with Bowling Alley Cocktail Waitress Terri Dowling, proposes but gets turned down by her. She feels inadequate to return to Scotland as royalty, but is eventually persuaded by Steve.
Serie: My Three Sons
Episode Title: Lady Douglas
Air Date: 1971-09-27
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