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Laverne & Shirley Season 4 Episode 21
Laverne asks Shirley if she can make her more feminine to impress Joey. This leads to Laverne acting ‘froo-froo’ and doing impressions of a southern belle.
Serie: Laverne & Shirley
Episode Title: The Feminine Mistake
Air Date: 1979-03-06
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