The bar for what qualified as "odd" in 1965, we so easily forget, was not so high. A couple of unrelated men living together qualified — especially if one of them actually liked to dust, could cook up a tasty London broil and found it easy to cry the odd river. You might say that Neil Simon's 1965 comedy, "The Odd Couple," the quintessential Simon yukfest, prefigured the shift in the domestic culture that would…
SOURCE: Chicago Tribune at 08:45PM on November 11, 2012