Seems Like Old Times

Nick Gardenia retreats to an idyllic cabin in Big Sur, California at the suggestion of a friend. This peaceful setting becomes the backdrop for an unexpected turn of events as his life quickly spirals into chaos.

Two desperate bank robbers break into Nick's cabin, forcing him into their scheme targeting a bank in Carmel. Their plan includes the abduction of an innocent bystander, showcasing the lengths they are willing to go for a successful heist.

During the robbery, Nick's clumsiness results in a disaster when he accidentally locks eyes with a security camera, jeopardizing their entire operation. This fateful moment seals his involvement in the crime unbeknownst to him.

The fallout from the robbery leads to Ira Parks receiving incriminating photos of Nick. The situation worsens as Fred, his assistant, identifies Nick as Ira's wife's ex-husband, complicating Ira's political ambitions.

Glenda, a public defender, is torn between her instinct to help Nick and her husband's political aspirations. The shocking news about Nick's alleged criminal involvement adds to her emotional turmoil.

With the robbers gone, Nick makes a desperate run towards the home of Ira and Glenda in Brentwood. Exhausted, he stops at a gas station to grab candy bars, hoping to regain some energy.

During a party at Glenda's house, she discovers Nick hiding in her garage while looking for one of her dogs. Despite the risk, she sneaks him some food, but refuses to help him further until he surrenders to the police.

Reluctantly, Glenda hides Nick in a guest room over the garage while he plans to prove his innocence. Meanwhile, she struggles to keep his presence a secret from her maid, Aurora.

As the governor's visit approaches, Nick attempts to turn himself in, but his plans spiral out of control during a disastrous dinner. The event escalates into chaos, leaving Fred caught unaware on the floor.

In court, Judge John Channing is perplexed by the day's events when the robbers are identified due to evidence provided by Aurora and her dogs. This pivotal moment finally clears Nick's name as the truth emerges.

In the aftermath of the case, Nick and Glenda share an emotional farewell as Glenda resolves to support her husband Ira. They acknowledge their complex feelings, leading to an unexpected parting kiss.

Ira and Glenda attempt a road trip to alleviate their troubles, but they face an unexpected challenge when they nearly collide with a cow resulting in an accident that leaves Ira injured.

In search of help, Glenda finds a glowing cabin that unexpectedly leads her to Nick. This serendipitous encounter offers the potential for help and a chance to revisit their complicated relationship.