I Married Joan

Brad encourages Joan to become an actress. Then, he invites a prospective campaign contributor to dinner only to find that Joan has invited another possible contributor.

To get more exercise, Joan turns to ballet.

After Brad refuses to dismiss Joan's traffic ticket, she gets revenge by charging him for meals.

Joan tries to learn all she can about the criminal world to prepare for her appearance with Brad on a TV panel show.

Joan tries to keep Brad from going to his class reunion because she thinks his old girlfriend will be there.

Joan thinks she'll impress her old schoolmates with the fact she married a judge until she finds out they have all achieved great personal success on their own.

Joan goes hat shopping and has an argument with a lady. When it ends up she and Brad are having dinner with the lady and her husband.

Joan and Judge Bradley try to reform a young juvenile delinquent whose father recently received a stiff prison sentence.

The Stevens' try to keep Brad's visiting Uncle Edgar entertained and out of trouble.

Judge evicts Joan's women's club from their clubhouse.

Keeping a secret from Brad almost costs him a missed appointment.

Three nights a week, the Stevens pass sleeplessly because of their neighbors wild parties. Joan manages to convince them to move out, but the new neighbors are even worse.

The judge counsels a couple about to married about the insignificance of a honeymoon by reminiscing about his own disastrous one.

Brad is frustrated that his business-executive friends can afford to buy their wives such luxuries as fur coats, so he quits his job and goes to work as a corporate executive.