Mom, the Wolfman and Me

This film centers around Jenny Bergman, who is worried about her mother, Deborah, remaining single. To help her mom, Jenny plays matchmaker by arranging a date with Theo Marker, an unemployed man who owns an Irish Wolfhound. The comedic elements arise as Jenny does everything in her power to keep them together.

As a TV movie from the early 1980s, this title captures the era's unique blend of humor and family dynamics. The film offers a nostalgic look at relationships and the pressures of matchmaking, resonating with audiences who appreciate stories based on novels or books. With notable performances from actors like Patty Duke and John Lithgow, "Mom, the Wolfman and Me" stands out in its genre, making it a noteworthy piece for collectors of vintage television films.