That Girl Season 4 Episode 5
Ann goes to a dentist who uses hypnosis to calm people who are afraid down. When the dentist speaks to his wife on the phone while Ann is under hypnosis, the dentist tells his wife that she would buy anything at the drop of a hat and that EXACTLY what Ann does.
Serie: That Girl
Episode Title: At the Drop of a Budget
Air Date: 1969-10-16
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