Crisis in Six Scenes

Overview

Set in the 1960s during the turbulent times in the United States, the series follows a middle-class suburban family whose quiet life is turned upside down when a mysterious visitor arrives. The household, led by a conservative writer named Sidney J. Munsinger, finds their domestic tranquility shattered by the radical political views and unpredictable behavior of their guest. As the visitor integrates into their lives, she influences the family members in various ways, sparking ideological clashes and comedic misunderstandings. The series explores themes of generational divides, political activism, and the absurdity of suburban life, all framed within the distinct satirical lens of its creator, Woody Allen.