Urban Safari
"It Was A Vacation To The Wilds Of Their Own Apartment"
Synopsis
The Johnsons' scheme of keeping up appearances to fit in with NYC's high society hits a snag when they lie about going on an African safari. Various unwanted characters show up to use their 'empty' apartment forcing them to hide from them,
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