Mr. Lemmon and company breathlessly toss gags from bedrooms to advertising offices with verve and vigor. It might not make much sense to a discerning viewer, but it is good for more than a fair portion of giggles and one or two guffaws.

Jack Lemmon's farcial flair finds amusing exposure in this situation comedy.

Like so much current comedy, it is underwritten; it is underdirected; it is underacted. Resurrect the Thin Man.

The problem with the marital satire is that it goes on for too long, maybe like some marriages.