Green Acres: The Liberation Movement (1970)
Most sitcoms of the '70s treated the Women's Liberation Movement with derision, and Green Acres was no exception. Having been fired up by feminist rhetoric, Lisa (Eva Gabor) decides that she is fully capable of doing "men's" work, and thus she insists upon performing all the farm chores. As for hubby Oliver (Eddie Albert), he is relegated to the humiliating position of househusband (or at least, it was considered humiliating way back when). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Starring:
- Jonathan Hole
- Director(s):
- Richard L. Bare
Synopsis of Green Acres: The Liberation Movement
Most sitcoms of the '70s treated the Women's Liberation Movement with derision, and Green Acres was no exception. Having been fired up by feminist rhetoric, Lisa (Eva Gabor) decides that she is fully capable of doing "men's" work, and thus she insists upon performing all the farm chores. As for hubby Oliver (Eddie Albert), he is relegated to the humiliating position of househusband (or at least, it was considered humiliating way back when). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Complete Cast of Green Acres: The Liberation Movement
- Jonathan Hole - Clerk
- Director(s):
- Richard L. Bare
- Writer(s):
- Dan Beaumont, Dick Chevillat
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