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Is this excessively trivial?RJFJR (talk) 16:27, 1 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]
The doe eyed, blonde actress generally contributed a line or two in the episodes in which she appeared. Johnson could regularly be found at Mr. Grace's side rendering some form of medical care, or merely supplying a guiding hand for when he walked about the store. Johnson did play a significant role in the episode entitled "Closed Circuit", which involved her filling in a voice part for Miss Brahms (whose Cockney accent just didn't fit) while filming a closed circuit television promo for view outside of Grace Brothers department store. A wealthy British lord hears Johnson's voice and wants to meet the person behind the voice, leading to an amusing tale of mixed identities.
