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My Three Sons Season 7 Episode 24
To help out his Dad, Steve, Chip pretends to like the aggressive as she is pretty, daughter of a new executive woman that his dad is dating. Chip has the romantic notion that his close relationship with the daughter might help the social plans of his father.
Serie: My Three Sons
Episode Title: Melinda
Air Date: 1967-03-09
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