Two Jumps and a Chump

A timid accountant inherits a struggling minor league baseball team and tries to turn its fortunes around with the help of a quirky, eccentric coach. Facing opposition from a ruthless rival owner and the challenges of a losing streak, he must find his inner grit to save the team and his own reputation.

The film received mixed to negative reviews, with critics largely panning its predictable plot and weak humor. While Don Knotts's presence offered some familiar comedic relief, it wasn't enough to elevate the material. Audiences found it to be a forgettable sports comedy.

• Don Knotts's comedic timing is a highlight, but the film's predictable script and uninspired gags limit its appeal.
• A formulaic sports comedy that struggles to generate genuine laughs or compelling drama.
• The supporting cast, including Elsa Lanchester and Jo Anne Worley, does little to salvage the weak premise.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce, but those available suggest the film is a dated and uninspired comedy that relies too heavily on its star's persona without much original material.

This film marked one of Arthur Marks's few forays into comedy, as he was more known for his work in blaxploitation and horror films.