return to London but is turned away at the train station and by buses and motorists who have read the story, so asks Carole for help. Angela overhears and arranges to take Jennifer back to London by horse and cart, testing her abilities on the way and writing an article about Jennifer being a fake when she fails to stop her watch (although this is due to Jennifer sleeping for the whole journey). Angela's article prompts a nation-wide media frenzy as journalists continue writing articles either supporting or disregarding Jennifer and extending challenges for her to prove if her abilities are real. Throughout this Jock repeatedly tries to see Jennifer but she refuses to let him up. With Carole's help Jock sneaks up to her room, however Jennifer furiously kicks him out after he suggests accepting the challenge to prove her powers. Later however Jennifer agrees to the challenge when Arthur suggests Jock might lose his job if people don't believe his stories. Jennifer, Jock, Angela, and other journalists assemble at the Evening Comet machine room to see if Jennifer can stop their printing press. After fifteen minutes the machines begin to slow and a triumphant Jennifer and Jock embrace, however immediately the machines begin to speed up again. Arthur and Aunt Mab explain that the abilities Jennifer possesses stop the moment she falls in love and continue to not work as long as she remains in love, causing an excited Jock to write another story explaining why she failed the challenge. Jennifer and Jock marry, however when Jock rushes off to chase an interview the train the pair are riding stops, causing Jock to return and apologise, however Jennifer points out that the train stopping had nothing to do with her abilities. Main cast Sally Ann Howes as Jennifer Peters Gordon Jackson as Jock Meville Nigel Buchanan as Roy Fairfax Sonia Holm as Angela Carew James Robertson Justice as Arthur Peters Joyce Barbour as Aunt Mab Campbell Cotts as John Fairfax Julia Lang as Carole Saunders Percy Walsh as Editor, Evening Comet Oliver Burt as Editor, Morning Sun Kenneth More as Police Sgt. 'Bonzo' Basil Radford as The Mechanical Type Naunton Wayne as The Mechanical Type Cyril Chamberlain as Johnnie Humphrey Lestocq as Radio Commentator Michael Goodliffe as McPherson Critical reception TV Guide called it "A British comedy with a premise that promises but never delivers"; whereas Allmovie wrote,