Episode #1.1

Director: Arthur Hiller
Actors: Natalie Wood, Ian Bannen, Dick Shawn
PlotIn a bustling New York City neighborhood, a plucky diner waitress named Sarah navigates the challenges of single motherhood while dreaming of a better life. Each day at the diner, she encounters a colorful array of customers, including the kind-hearted but down-on-his-luck musician, Jack, who becomes a regular fixture at the counter. As Sarah and Jack form an unlikely friendship, they find solace and encouragement in each other's company, sharing hopes and fears while bonding over their mutual struggles.
Meanwhile, Sarah’s son, Tommy, faces bullying at school, causing Sarah constant worry. One fateful day, a charming stranger named Martin wanders into the diner, seeking directions. His suave demeanor immediately catches Sarah's eye, and the two strike up a conversation that quickly blossoms into a tentative romance. As Sarah begins to hope for a brighter future with Martin, she must navigate the complexities of her growing feelings and the lingering doubts fueled by her past disappointments. Balancing her emerging relationship with Martin, her duties as a mother, and her rapport with Jack presents unforeseen challenges and propels her towards making life-altering decisions.
Writers: George Wells, Howard Fast
Release Date: 04 Sep 1981
Runtime: 97 min
Rating: Approved
Country: United States
Language: English
Physical Media Reviews
An endearing homage to classic comedy; delightful Blu-ray presentation, albeit with some dated elements and underwhelming bonus features.