Goodtime Girls - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
George Gets Drafted
Four young woman endure the home-front hardships of World War II: rationing, inadequate housing and - worst of all - the man shortage.
Too Many Fiances
Betty accepts a number of marriage proposals from love-starved serviceman about to go overseas.
Night and Day
Frankie and Edith Were Lovers
Frankie and Edith go out on a date and, to everyone's surprise, return thinking they're in love.
Growing Pains
Edith has as a hard time believing that her kid brother has grown up and is enlisting in the navy.
Loose Lips
George's visiting friend makes a play for both Edith and Betty.
Edith Dates a War Hero
Edith engages in a whirlwind romance with a famous war hero.
Loretta's Dilemma
Loretta's incompetence gets her in trouble with her boss.
Internal Injury
Edith and Betty volunteer to help wounded soldiers at a local hospital.
The Show Must Go On
While planning a USO show, the girls receive distressing news: Loretta's husband has been reported missing in action.
Who's Benny?
Camille's peculiar behavior has her friends thinking she might be an enemy spy.
Sing 'Til It Hurts
Betty contemplates quitting her job at the defense plant so she can take a shot at singing stardom.
All for One
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