 Martin s internal transmitter is short circuiting. Intermittently, he becomes  the  television transmitter worldwide, overtaking all regular television programming. His eyes are the camera. In the meantime, he has a special pair of sunglasses to wear that will block the transmitter. He needs some wiring from a television camera to fix the short circuit. Luckily Tim needs to go down to the television station on assignment. He has to interview matinée idol Chad Foster. So Martin tags along with Tim. When Martin is introduced to Chad, Chad admires his sunglasses. Martin thinks it s safe enough to let Chad try on the glasses as his transmitter has been inactive for some time. Chad does try them on, but just as he is about to give them back to Martin, the glasses get caught on his hair and Tim accidentally steps on Chad s robe, which comes off. This exposes Sam Finch, the real identity of Chad Foster. Chad Foster s persona was created in part by a toupee, shoulder/chest/thigh pads, lifts in his shoes and a girdle. Sam Finch is bald, short, not muscular with a slight paunch. Unfortunately, this exposure occurs just as Martin s transmitter turns on, broadcasting the true identity of Chad Foster to the entire television viewing public. Chad s career is now in jeopardy. Martin comes up with a plan to save Chad s show business career. Martin has witnessed Sam Finch s self-deprecating and humorous view of himself and life in general, and wants Tim to interview Chad/Sam once again, and again without Chad s knowledge that it is being broadcast to the world. This interview will recreate the persona of Chad Foster, matinée idol, into Chad Foster, funny-man. Chad s show business career is saved.