Episode 440.
06-24-68
   
          Eli Carson gets a phone call from Constance and Elliot.

WA:       Tonight, Carolyn Russell took the first opportunity to walk out
          of her home to find Dr. Michael Rossi's young brother, Joe, and
          let him know exactly what she thinks of him.  Joe humiliated
          her in front of her mother, and although Carolyn kept cool and
          refused to give Joe a sense of triumph, she is now ready to
          fight back.
   
Intro:    Carolyn walking on the wharf up to the Cider Barrel.
       
Scene 1:  Carolyn comes in the Cider Barrel and goes to Joe's table.  She
          tells him quite well.  She is going to the library. 

          Tom and Jill have come in and are sitting at the counter by the
          door.  Carolyn speaks to the Reverend on her way out.  Joe
          leaves, speaking to Winter and asks about Kelly.  Tom orders
          three hamburgers and three sides of french fries to go.  Joe
          mentions that Mrs. Winter is watching the baby.  Joe leaves.
       
Scene 2:  At Rodney and Betty's house, Betty is cooking as Rita, Norman
          and Rodney come in.  Rodney apologizes for being late.  Norman
          says that they ate seafood at the wharf.  Rita had gotten Mrs.
          Winter to care of the baby.  Norman is making motorcycle
          sounds.  The Harrington four talk motorcycles.  They have
          already eaten seafood at the wharf.  Betty puts the meal in the
          freezer. 
         
          Betty says, "Now when you got up this morning, you were in the
          garage business."  Rodney tells Betty that Norman and Rita got
          a windfall from grandfather Peyton.  Betty fixes coffee as they
          continue to talk.
       
Scene 3:  In the Winter home, the manse, Susan is listening to piano
          music on the grammaphone and lounging on the lounge.  She gets
          up to change LP's and thinks she hears something.  She turns
          the music off and quickly goes upstairs and gets in bed. 

          Tom and Jill come in.  Tom says he has some phone calls to
          make.  Jill knocks on the door and comes in to see how Susan is
          doing.  Jill thanks Susan for taking care of Kelly.  Susan
          thanks Jill for taking her place with on Tom on his rounds. 

          Jill has brought a sack of hamburgers and 3 side orders of
          french fries.  Jill tells Susan it was an experience she will
          never forget.  Susan says that she is starving.  Jill hands her
          a hamburger.  Jill talks about the Lambert farm and how he told
          the five Lambert children about the trip their father was going
          to take.  Susan says that Tom is capable of great things.  Jill
          says that he is doing great things.

          Tom comes in to join Susan and Jill.  Tom brings in the coffee
          which he has re-heated.  Jill leaves.  Tom tells Susan that he
          missed her.  They talk.  Susan asks if Jill was an adequate
          replacement.

Scene 4:  Elliot has placed a phone call to Eli.  Eli is delighted to
          hear from his son and daughter-in-law.  They discuss the cabin,
          the house, and baby Matthew.

Scene 5:  Susan comes into Steven's outer office and speaks to miss
          Nolan.  She is asked to wait but instead goes right on in to
          see Steven.  He is on the phone negotiating a settlement. 
          Susan says that she is there for more than one drink. Susan
          tells Steven about setting up Tom and Jill.
     
Scene 6:  Carolyn Russell, Lydia MacLaughlin, and Pat Porter, are walking
          across the square.  The Colonial Post Inn is in the background. 
          Joe Rossi is seen approaching the square.  He goes over and
          talks to the girls.  The other two girls leave Carolyn and Joe
          alone to talk.  Carolyn tells Joe that she knows he is the
          father of Jill's baby.

Episode 442.
06-27-68
   
          Tom Winter convinces Jill not to leave.

WA:       Tonight, Carolyn Russell is looking for an escape.  A way out
          of the intense pressure she feels.  The pressure of her
          mother's divorce.  A simple opportunity presents itself.  A
          local rock band is playing at a nearby discotheque.  And
          Carolyn accepts a casual invitation to drop in.  All in all, an
          escape that is routine and acceptable.  One that her mother
          would approve.  Except that the discotheque is located off the
          wharf, very close to the Harrington Brothers Bike Shop, and Joe
          Rossi.
   
Intro:    A pickup truck with sideboards carrying a sign advertising the
          Pillory Rock Band, rounds the corner and stops.  Carolyn gets
          in the back with two other girls.  Joe walks up and almost gets
          hit by Norman riding on a motorcycle.
       
Scene 1:  Joe Rossi fusses at Norman.  Rita sticks up for Norman.  She
          says that Norman was doing a road test.  Rita invites Joe to
          join them at the Shoreline.  He says it is not his bag.  But he
          sees some girls going in and he decides to join Rita and
          Norman.
       
Scene 2:  Inside the noisy Shoreline teen hangout, Nancy is singing and
          playing the guitar.  Carolyn Russell is there with some of her
          friends.  Rita asks Norman to dance.  Joe Rossi tries to cut in
          on Dennis and Carolyn.  Carolyn says she wants to continue
          dancing with Dennis.  Norman intercedes, Joe backs off and a
          fight is averted.
       
Scene 3:  At the manse, Jill is preparing to leave.  Tom Winter walks up
          and asks why she let Joe make love to her.  Jill denies that
          anything like that ever happened.  Tom insists on knowing how
          he failed her.  Tom eventually talks her out of leaving.  Jill
          and Tom go upstairs as Susan watches.
     
Scene 4:  In Betty and Rodney Harrington's converted barn-house, Betty is
          trying to move furniture.  She almost tips over a hutch.  She
          calls for help from Rodney.  Rodney takes his sweet time coming
          down to rescue her.  He picks her up and carries her upstairs
          to bed.
       
Scene 5:  In the Russell [Carson-Mackenzie] house, Dr. Rossi is sitting
          on the livingroom sofa as Marsha brings him a cup of coffee. 
          Marsha says that he is the first man that she has entertained
          since her divorce.  Marsha seems to have the same television
          set that Constance Mackenzie had in this same room.  Carolyn
          comes home escorted by Jeff Kramer.  Marsha greets Jeff by
          name.  Carolyn mentions that she noticed an ambulance
          outside.

Episode 444.
07-04-68
         
          Steven warns Rodney about the motorcycle contract.         
   
WA:       The Rev. Tom Winter has spent the long hours of the night
          walking along the wharf, the nearby rocky coast, and the back
          roads around Peyton Place.  He has had to face a truth about
          himself.  To admit that he has feelings for young Jill Smith. 
          Feelings that he must fight, if he is to remain true to his
          calling, if he is to remain married to Susan Winter.  This
          morning, Tom has concluded that the only way to control his own
          emotions, is to repair the fragments of his marriage. 
   
Intro:    Tom Winter walking on the wharf.  Tom places a call home from a
          pay phone booth.
   
Scene 1:  At the Winter house, Jill answers the phone.  Tom asks to speak
          with Mrs. Winter.  Jill goes to Susan's room and tells her that
          Tom is calling on the phone.  As Susan reaches for the phone,
          she falls out of the four-poster bed knocking over the phone
          and a breakfast tray.  Jill comes around the bed to try to
          help.  She takes the phone and leaves.  [The phone was probably
          already unplugged.]  Susan stands up.  She goes over to the
          dresser and puts on a pair of sunglasses.  She falls back in
          bed and Jill comes back in with the phone.  She almost falls
          out of bed again but Jill catches her.  Jill closes the window
          shade.  Jill says that she told Rev. Winter that Susan was in
          the shower.  Jill helps Susan to the shower and pushes her in
          the shower, with her clothes still on.
       
Scene 2:  Carolyn walks by a dune buggy and goes into the Shoreline Cafe. 
          The door is on ground level.  Carolyn walks down the stairs. 
          Jeff is scoring an arrangement with his right hand as he
          fingears the keyboard with his left.  Carolyn mentions that
          Jeff was conspicuously absent at music appreciation in
          school, that day, the day before, and the day before that. 
          Carolyn talks with Jeff about Mrs. Harkness the music teacher. 
          She warns him about the consequences of cutting class.  Carolyn
          and Jeff go up the stairs and leave in his dune buggy.  Carolyn
          tells Jeff that she loathes, despises, and detests Joe Rossi.
       
Scene 3:  At the Harrington motorcycle shop, Jeff's dune buggy has just
          driven by the gasoline pumps with the brand TANA.  Betty shows
          up and says that another motorcycle shop has just opened up in
          town.  Norman drives up in what appears to be Eddie Jacks' old
          jalopy and tells Rodney that Steven has found too many
          loopholes in the contract.  Norman suggests to Rodney that they
          should enlist the help of Steven Cord.  Norman asks Rodney if
          it would bug him to hire Steven.  Betty says that it would bug
          her to have Steven as their lawyer.  Norman asks, "Are we
          running a business, or is this a hobby?"

Scene 4:  At his beach house, Dr. Rossi fixes drinks for himself and
          Marsha.  Marsha comments that the cottage is a wonderful place
          to live.  Marsha says that she and Fred were married for 18
          years.  She said that Fred Russell was a good husband and a
          good father.  Then she tells about her horrible experiences. 
          They talk for a long time.

          Joe Rossi comes in the front door and talks briefly with Dr.
          Rossi and Marsha.  Dr. Rossi tells Joe that he and Marsha are
          going out to dinner.  Dr. Rossi leaves with Marsha.

Scene 5.  In the Winter house, Susan Winter has prepared a candle-lit
          dinner for two.  Tom comes in and asks what we have here.  She
          has set a table for two.  Susan says that Jill and Kelly have
          already eaten.  Tom sits down and then gets up and goes
          upstairs.
   
Scene 6:  In her room upstairs in the manse, Jill is sitting.  Tom comes
          in and looks in the open door to Jills room.  He stares at her
          for a while.  She stares back.  Tom then walks on.

Episode 446.
07-11-68
         
          Mrs. Thomas, a welfare worker visits the Winters.
             
WA:       Jill Smith is trapped.  Some weeks ago, she moved into the home
          of the Rev. and Mrs. Tom Winter to work for them.  And to help
          support herself and her baby.  Last night something happened in
          the Winter home.  A small moment.  A gesture.  A look between
          two people.  And now Jill knows she must do something about it.

Intro:    Jill Smith walking east toward the side entrance to Doctors
          Hospital.  The fire station is partially seen in the
          background.
       
Scene 1:  Jill tells the duty nurse at the Information Desk that she has
          an appointment with Dr. Rossi.  Dr. Rossi walks up and begins
          to question her.  Rossi takes her into his office.  Jill says
          that Rev. Winter stared her.  Rossi says that he has known Rev.
          Winter for a long time.  Jill leaves.  Rossi picks up the phone
          and requests the duty nurse to have Rev. Winter drop by.

Scene 2:  A pickup pulling a two wheel trailor delivers two motorcycles
          to the Harrington Brothers Motorcycles, Inc.  Four
          teen-aged boys drive up and ask about the motorcycles.  After
          they fill their gas tank, Rodney asks the boys to come back
          later in the afternoon. 

          Steven Cord comes up and starts to discuss some business
          problems.  Rodney and Norman begin to unload the motorcycles
          from the trailor.

Scene 3:  Steven sees Betty on the wharf and speaks to her.  The Chowder
          Pot seafood eatery and the stairs up to Mrs. Hewitt's boarding
          house are in the background.  Steven and Betty walk along the
          wharf together.  Steven tells Betty that he would like to drop
          by that night to discuss some business problems.  Betty tells
          him that she doesn't want him to drop by.

Scene 4:  Jeff is playing the piano in the Russell house.  Carolyn is
          helping him study.  They talk about classic musicians. 
          Loway in 1687.  Beethoven." 

          Marsha comes in and greets Jeff and Carolyn.  They talk a
          while.  They talk about musician Johann Georg Albrecthsberber.
          Mrs. Russell mentions Richard Harrison.  The phone rings. 

          Carolyn springs up and answers the phone.  It is Fred Russell. 
          They chat a while and agree to a tryst at the Cider Barrel at
          2:00 o'clock that afternoon.

Scene 5:  In the Winter manse, Jill is downstairs pacing as Susan comes
          in with refreshments.  Rev. Tom is sitting on the couch.

          Mrs. Thomas, the welfare worker, comes down the stairs and
          remarks to Jill that baby Kelly is beautiful.  She asks Susan
          how long she and Rev. Winter have been married.  Tom says 7
          years.  She asks why they don't have children and how long he
          expects to be with his present congregation.  Mrs. Thomas asks
          about how they would feel if Jill were to move on.  [It appears
          that the producers and writers want to make a social comment
          about now intrusive and incompetant that government workers
          are.]  Mrs. Thomas seems worried about Tom being attracted to
          Jill. 

          Mrs. Thomas leaves.  Susan says, "Quite an investigation." 
          Jill goes upstairs.  Susan says, "We're ideal."  Tom is
          worried.  He goes into the sanctuary and stares at a stained
          glass window.

Scene 6:  Rodney and Norman are riding motorcycles in the country. 
          Norman suggests to Norman that they take it easier going back
          home.

Episode 448.
07-18-68
     
          Steven steals the incriminating $50,000 paper.

WA:       Tonight, the Rev. Tom Winter angrily left his house at the
          height of an argument with Jill Smith.  Jill has refused to
          accept his explanations of his recent behavior toward her.  To
          Jill, his reaching out for her, his stares, all add up to a
          man's feelings for a woman.  Tom denied this, and denied it,
          and denied it, until the denial itself became an admission. 
          Now, somehow, Tom must deal with the truth and the state of his
          marriage to Susan Winter.

Intro:    Tom walks up the steps of the bandstand.  The Peyton Place Fire
          Station sign is seen.
       
Scene 1:  Eli comes over and talks with Tom Winter.  Eli gets
          philosophical.  He says that Norman and Rita's marriage is
          coming along real fine again.  Eli thanks Tom for helping save
          Norman and Rita's marriage.  Eli says, "It's like the sun.  We
          know it's there.  We take it for granted, and without it, we'd
          be in darkness."
       
Scene 2:  In the Winter home, Tom knocks on Jill's door and speaks to
          her.  Jill puts on her housecoat and goes to the door.  Jill
          apologizes to him.  Tom wants to call it an understandable
          mis-understanding.  They talk.  Tom says he is muddled and
          confused.  Jill offers to leave.
       
Scene 3:  In Boston, Steven is riding in a limousine.  He is going to see
          William "Bill" Kennerly, Jr.  He gets out without bothering to
          pay the driver.  [It is inferred that Bill Kennerly, Jr. sent
          the ride for Steven since he didn't have to pay the driver. 
          There is an interesting camera shot of Steven getting out from
          inside the vehicle through the open roof in a smooth
          transition.  This scene must have used hand held camera
          technique, before the day of steady-cam.
     
Scene 4:  William "Bill" Kennerly, Jr. whose office in in room 307,
          complains to Steven about all the papers they found scattered
          all around Peyton's clinic room.  He is concerned with the sale
          of the Peyton Mill.  Bill asks about the $2000 for drapes. 
          Bill asks who Eddie Jacks is.  Bill asks about the $50,000 that
          Peyton promised to pay Eddie Jacks.  There is no explanation. 
          Steven says to file it under personal.  Steven "accidentally"
          dumps a pile of papers.  He steals the paper which has a
          notation of the $50,000 deal.
       
Scene 5:  In the Cider barrel, Jeff and Carolyn are talking about the
          test and eating.  Joe comes in, gets his order, and speaks to
          Carolyn.  He leaves.  Jeff accuses Carolyn of using him to put
          on Joe Rossi.  Jeff calls Joe a creep.
   
Scene 6:  Rossi is drinking coffee at the Colonial Post Inn.  Fred
          Russell comes over and introduces himself to Dr. Rossi.  Fred
          asks if Rossi is having lunch with Marsha.  Rossi says their
          talking is inappropriate.  They talk about Marsha.  He says
          Carolyn is his business.  Rossi says that Boston is not that
          far away. 

          Marsha arrives, Fred speaks to her and leaves.  Rossi and
          Marsha sit at Fred's table.  The bartender is Mr. Draper.
     
Scene 7:  Marsha and Dr. Rossi talk and have dinner and talk about Fred
          and Carolyn.  Rossi calls Ellie, the waitress, over and gives
          her the order.  Marsha orders coffee.
   
Scene 8:  Steven comes into the Tavern.  Ada says, "were not open."   He
          talks to Ada about the $50,000 that Peyton and/or Leslie, by
          way of Eddie, gave to Norman and Rita.  Steven wants to tie up
          loose ends.   Steven tells Ada that Peyton had the agreement in
          his briefcase when he checked into the Boston clinic.  Steven
          thinks that Leslie hired Eddie to knock off Peyton, and that
          Peyton purchased the incriminating note.

Scene 9:  Susan comes home and gets a drink.  She takes off her shoes and
          walks upstairs.  She finds Tom still up.  She rambles on.  Tom
          walks over and slaps her.  His face is expressionless.

Episode 450.
07-25-68
   
          Aftermath of the motorcycle accident.

WA:       Rodney Harrington and Steven Cord have been on a collision
          course for many years.  Rodney was born and raised in the world
          of Martin Peyton, the obvious heir-apparent.  Steven came from
          that world, too.  But the circumstances of his life kept him at
          arms length from the wealth and dignity that was his
          birthright.  Tonight the lifelines of these two half-brothers
          intersect with sudden and shocking violence.
   
Intro:    Norman and Rodney speeding along on a motorcycle.  Steven and
          Betty speeding along in Steven's convertible.
       
Scene 1:  Steven stops and runs over to the Harrington brothers.  He
          tells Betty to get the blanket from the back seat of the car. 
          Norman isn't injured badly but Rodney is paralyzed.
       
Scene 2:  Joe Rossi is operating a ®Hyster as he is called to the
          phone.  He gets off the forklift and picks up the phone near
          the loading dock.  It is Miss Choate at the hospital.  She
          tells him of the emergency.  Joe goes to the Cider Barrel and
          tells his brother about the accident.  Rossi goes over to the
          pay phone and asks the man using it to give it up for an
          emergency call.  He does.
       
Scene 3:  At the hospital, Miss Choate is talking to Betty and Norman. 
          In another room, the doctors, Michael Rossi, Harry Miles, and
          a doctor Lodge are looking at Rodney's x-rays.  The other
          doctors leave and Rossi talks privately with Dr. Harry Miles.
     
Scene 4:  Rossi goes out in the corridor and talks with Betty and Norman. 
          Rossi talks to Betty in his office.  He tells her that Rodney
          has a neck injury and is paralyzed.  They must operate soon. 
          Rossi says that Rodney has always been in good physical
          condition, that is a great advantage when going into surgery. 
          Norman comes in and asks Rossi for the details.  Rossi tells
          him that Rodney has a spinal cord injury.  Rossi and Norman
          leave.  Steven goes in to talk with Betty.  Betty says, "You're
          going to destroy us.  It's true."  Steven leaves.
       
Scene 5:  At the apartment, Rita is putting clothes away and looking at
          the alarm clock.  She hears footsteps.  She thinks it is
          Norman, but it is Joe Rossi.  Joe tells her what happened. 
          Rita says that she and Betty had played on the motorcycles and
          they both knew that Norman and Rodney would probably get hurt. 
          Norman says that Rossi won't know how badly Rodney is hurt
          until after the operation.  Rodney was driving.  Norman was the
          passenger.  They hit a tree and Norman was injured only
          slightly.
   
Scene 6:  Betty is pacing outside the hospital.  The doctors are inside
          again looking at the x-rays.  Rodney is unconscious.  Rossi
          refers to Dr. Lodge as "Dr. Mike."  Dr. Miles is giving orders. 
          The doctors say a lot of doctor things.  Rodney opens
          his eyes and says he can't move his arms or legs.

Episode 452.
08-01-68
     
          The day after Rodney's surgery.
       
WA:       Last night, Rodney Harrington underwent emergency surgery after
          he was thrown from a motorcycle.  Today the results of the
          operation must be analyzed, analyzed and reported to Rodney's
          wife Betty.
       
Intro:    Dr. Rossi putting x-rays on the viewer.
       
Scene 1:  Dr. Rossi explains to Betty what was involved in the operation. 
          They saved Rodney's life but he is paralyzed.
       
Scene 2:  Betty goes in to see Rodney.
       
Scene 3:  Leslie comes to the hospital and speaks first to Norman. 
          Norman says that Rodney came out of the coma before the
          operation.  Rodney is in traction and a nurse is attending. 
          Leslie talks to Rodney. 
       
Scene 4:  Norman tells Leslie how the accident happened.  Norman tells
          Leslie that Steven was driving the car.  Steven asks Leslie how
          Rodney is.  Leslie is furious with Steven.  He says, "you're
          not going to get away with it."
       
Scene 5:  Joe Rossi asks Dr. Rossi how Rodney is.  Dr. Rossi says that
          they don't know yet.  As Joe is leaving, Tom Winter comes in to
          talk.  Tom tells Rossi about Susan's drinking problem.  He says
          that it has nothing to do with Jill.  Tom is embarassed about
          her drinking.
       
Scene 6:  Back home, Tom talks to Susan.  She is a brunette.  Tom says
          that they have to talk.  She says, "I've got a problem.  Sounds
          like a quiz show."  Tom says that she must admit that she is an
          alcoholic.  She says she can quit any time she wants to.  She
          asks him if he can "give up his problem with Jill any time he
          wants to."
       
Scene 7:  Steven and Leslie talk about the accident and what happened
          before the accident.  Steven hands Leslie the promissory note
          he gave to Eddie.

Episode 454.
08-15-68
       
          Tom Winter continues his obsessive search for Jill.

WA:       The Rev. Tom Winter has been searching for Jill Smith for many
          hours now.  He has found no trace of the girl.  Jill apparently
          left his home with her baby some time during the night.  It is
          obvious to Tom Winter that Jill left because of him.  Because
          of the intense pressure he has put upon her.  He has been
          unable to control his feelings for her.  At this moment Tom
          faces a crisis.  His home, his church are ahead of him.  The
          girl that has tormented him is somewhere.  Tom Winter knows
          that he must make a choice.

Intro:    Tom Winter walks along Glover Street, across from the Pharmacy,
          by the Pillory, across the street toward Doctors Hospital.  He
          goes in the side entrance.
       
Scene 1:  Tom goes to the Information Desk in the hospital reception
          room.  Miss Choate hands him several messages.  He tells her he
          must see Dr. Rossi immediately.  She calls Dr. Rossi and Tom
          grabs the phone.  He tells Rossi he must see him, right then. 
          Rossi is shouting at someone on the phone as Tom barges in. 
          Tom asks Rossi how Rodney is.  Rossi says that he is the same. 
          Tom asks where Jill is.  Rossi doesn't know.  Tom leaves.
       
Scene 2:  Betty comes down the stairs in her house near the Shoreline
          carrying a plant and answers the door.  Leslie is coming to
          tell Betty goodbye.  Leslie says he has a taxi waiting.  He
          notes that Betty's house is a converted barn.  He says
          she must find it picturesque.  Betty says that Rodney will walk
          again.  Leslie asks why she was in the car with Steven.  He is
          not satisfied with her answer.
       
Scene 3:  In Rossi's office, the doctor starts to dial and then hangs up. 
          Marsha knocks on the door and comes in.  He says that he was
          just about to call her.  She says that they can talk about that
          later.  She says that she remembers when Rodney scored the
          winning touchdown in a homecoming game.  Rossi says it was 5
          years ago.  His first year in Peyton Place.  They talk.  They
          kiss.  They Talk.  They kiss again.
       
Scene 4:  At the Cider Barrel, Tom is sitting at the counter.  The
          register shows $0.60.  An elderly lady rings up $1.00 sale. 
          Susan comes up and asks him if he has found Jill yet. 
       
Scene 5:  At Ada Jacks' Tavern, Andy is dancing.  Ada tells him
          positively no dancing.  Andy says his foot is asleep.  And hers
          is slso.  Tom Winter comes into the Tavern.  He asks Ada to
          talk privately with her.  Tom tells her that Jill is missing. 
          He has checked everywhere and can't find her.  Ada says Jill
          can take care of herself.  Tom asks about Joe Rossi.  Ada tells
          Tom to go home.  Tom thanks her and leaves.

Scene 6:  Ada goes in the back room and talks with Jill, who Ada has been
          harboring.  Ada notes thae Kelly finally dropped off to sleep. 
          Jill asks to stay just a little while longer.  Ada says she can
          stay as long as she needs.  Ada tells Jill that Tom thinks she
          ran off with Joe Rossi.  Ada has business so she leaves Jill.
     
Scene 7:  Tom is walking down a road.  He stops to lean on his car in
          front of the Shoreline dance hall.  He goes in the Shoreline 
          where teens are dancing and Jeff is playing.  He thinks he sees
          Jill.  He shouts, "Jill."  She says, "Hello, Rev. Winter."  Joe
          Rossi is dancing with a blonde, but it isn't Jill.  Joe says,
          "I knew we both dug the same type, only I saw her first.  Of
          course, I saw the other one first, too."  Tom asks Joe where
          Jill is.  Joe taunts Tom and follows him up the stairs.  Tom
          hits Joe and leaves. 
     
Scene 8:  Outside the Shoreline dance hall and cafe, Tom starts to get in
          his car when he catches sight of Jill.  He starts to run after
          her.

Episode 456.
08-22-68
   
          Rev. Tom Winter removes his clerical collar.
         
WA:       For the first time since Rodney Harrington almost died from the
          injuries suffered when he was thrown from his motorcycle his
          wife, Betty, has a reason to be happy.  The complete paralysis
          that followed surgery has been changed, only slightly but
          suddenly Betty's world has come alive again.
   
Intro:    Betty walking across the square toward Doctors Hospital.
       
Scene 1:  Dr. Miles says, "Squeeze."  Rodney says, "I can't."  Betty and
          Norman come in to visit.  Miles says that he thinks Rodney will
          make it back on his feet.  Betty tells Rodney that she is
          positive that he will be all right.
       
Scene 2:  In the Russell house, Marsha comes into Carolyn's room to talk. 
          Carolyn's phonograph is playing.  She turns it off to talk to
          her mother. Carolyn asks Marsha if she is having an affair with
          Dr. Rossi.  Carolyn observes that Marsha didn't get home til
          3:00 that morning.  Carolyn asks why there are two sets of
          rules.  One for adults and another for teenagers.  Marsha talks
          to Carolyn about her pressures.  Carolyn leaves saying that she
          wants to take a walk.
         
Scene 3:  Jill is walking on the wharf toward Ada Jacks' Tavern.  She
          goes in the main entrance, past two customers, and back into
          the apartment area.  Ada is in the bar serving customers.  She
          finds Mrs. Thomas holding Kelly.  Mrs. Thomas says that Rossi
          told her that Jill wanted to see her.  Jill takes the baby. 
          Mrs. Thomas asks Jill why she left the Winter's home.  Jill
          says, "You talked to Dr. Rossi.  You know all the answeres." 
          They chat.  Mrs. Thomas goes out in the bar area and places a
          call to a Dr. Markham from the pay phone.  [Obviously not Dr.
          Vincent Markham.  He is in Peru.]  She dials 7 digits.  She
          asks if Dr. Markham would be able to see a baby this afternoon
          for a physical.  Dr. Markham is a pediatrician at the hospital. 
          Mrs. Thomas tells Ada that Jill has agreed to put Kelly in a
          home temporarily.  She is told that Dr. Markham can see Kelly. 
          Mrs. Thomas goes back in the living area to discover that Jill
          is gone.  Mrs. Thomas asks to use the phone again.  Ada
          consents.
     
Scene 4:  In Doctors Hospital, in Rodney's therapy room, Betty and Steven
          come to visit.  Steven says it is great that feeling has come
          back to Rodney's left hand.  Steven explains why he was with
          Betty when the motorcycle accident occurred.  Rodney tells
          Steven to "get out."  Steven leaves.  Betty and Rodney talk. 
          Betty tries to convince Rodney that nothing happened.  Betty
          says that Steven insisted that she go for a drive with him.
       
Scene 5:  In the Winter house, Susan is at Tom's desk talking on the
          phone.  She is asking someone if they have seen Tom.  Tom comes
          in, goes upstairs, and starts packing.  She says that she
          wondered where he was last night.  He takes off his clerical
          collar, and his shirt.  Tom tells Susan he found out that Jill
          has been staying with Ada Jacks.  Jill is fine, she's all
          right, the baby is all right.  Susan rants on and on.  Tom says
          it's over, she's won.  Susan tells him that she never lied to
          him about her drinking.
   
Preview:  Rossi talks to Marsha.  Joe talks to Mrs. Thomas.  Betty talks
          to Steven.
   
          MR:  I care about you very much.  I want you to set the terms.
               I want you to feel free to set those terms with me.
   
          JR:  Come on, don't bark at me, honey. 
          MT:  Don't call me honey. 
          JR:  When the judge looked at me and fixed child support, he
               didn't say anything about changing any diapers.
   
          BH:  I learned a lot from you Steven.  I learned how to hit
               back.  I can be a garbage pitcher too.