Episode 120.
09-24-65
     
          Rodney Harrington is arrested.
             
WA:       There are moments in people's lives so shocking, so filled
          with anguish and emotion, that they become milestones. 
          Such a moment has occurred in the Schuster house only a
          short while ago.  And as a result the lives and future of
          Doris and David Schuster will be strongly affected by it. 
          For Doris, the moment when her daughter, Kim, broke her
          long silence marked the beginning of a new experience.  One
          which she will not be able to share with David.

Intro:    Residential scenes in Peyton Place.  Allison is sitting at the
          foot of the stairs in the Schuster house.

Written by Lionel E. Siegel and Rita Lakin.
Directed by Ted Post.

Scene 1:  Allison is tending Kim.  Doris tells David that Kim's first
          word was about Joe Chernak.  Allison tells Schuster that Rodney
          could not kill Joe Chernak.  David says, "What a nightmare." 
          Doris says that Kim is just a child.  Doris doesn't want
          anybody else asking Kim questions. 

Scene 2:  In Doctors Hospital, Rossi talks with Gus and Betty.  Rossi
          tells Gus that they have to get the release signed before Joe
          can be released.  Rossi offers to help Gus take care of the
          arrangements.  Gus talks about bringing Joe home from the
          hospital when he was born.  And handing out cigars.  Rossi
          tries to calm Gus.  Gus complains about Leslie climbing to the
          top by marrying Peyton's daughter.  They got away with murder
          once.  They won't get away with murder again. 

Scene 3:  Stella goes into the pharmacy to get Anna's prescription
          filled.  Rita tells Stella that Mr. Courtney stepped out for
          just a moment.  She offers Stella a cup of coffee.  Stella
          apologizes about the way she acted last night.  Stella gives
          Mr. Courtney a prescription for her mother.  Steven comes in
          and talks with Stella.  He asks of Anna.  Stella say that if
          people had cared as much for Joey when he was alive as they
          seem to for Anna now, that Joey would still be alive.  She
          mentions that she went to Harvard.  Mr. Courtney tells Stella
          that her prescription is ready.  Stella pays and leaves.

Scene 4:  Ada goes in to visit Constance and thanks her for talking
          with Rita.  Rita likes Allison.  Constance tells Ada that
          Allison put a bucket full of frogs in the bass drum when
          whe was 13.  Norman was 14.   Ada says that she can't stop
          Rita from hurting herself.  A man comes in and says that he
          is interested in Kenner's book on Samuel Beckett's
          Contribution to the Avant Guard Theater Movement.
          Constance directs him to a bookshelf.  He thanks her.

          [One can't accuse Constance of being a pushy salesperson.]

          [Allison mentions frogs to Norman in episode 158].

Scene 5:  In the Chernak house, Stella tells Gus that she paid him back
          for all the money he gave her to go to college.  Joey didn't
          even finish high school.  Joey didn't mind that Gus gave Stella
          all his savings.  There is a knock at the door.  Sgt. Edward
          Goddard introduces D.A. John Fowler, Jr. to Stella.  Gus comes
          in.  Stella introduces Sgt. Goddard and Fowler to her father. 
          John asks Stella about Joe's relationship to Rodney, Norman,
          and Rita.  Stella says that Rodney Harrington hated her
          brother.  John says that he is neither an english teacher or a
          head hunter.  Gus says that Stella knows.  Stella says that
          Rodney threatened to kill Joey.

Scene 6:  Schuster is waiting in the police room in the Peyton County
          Town Hall as Fowler and Goddard come in.  He tells Fowler that
          his daughter says that she saw Rodney fight.  She said that she
          saw Joe Chernak fall. 

Scene 7:  Allison runs up to the apartment to see Rodney and hugs him. 
          He calls her "Princess."  She said that she went to the
          Schusters.  She asked the Schusters to let her talk with Kim. 
          Kim said that Rodney threw something at Joe and that made Joe
          fall.  Allison said that she came to the apartment.  The door
          was unlocked so she came in.  Rodney asks Allison to take a
          walk with him.  Rodney complains that Norman doesn't lock the
          door.  That some day he will come home and find the whole
          apartment wiped out.  Whoever takes it, deserves it.  Rodney
          and Allison walk down the stairs from the apartment.  They
          cross the square to the door of the bank building, where the
          law office is.  Police Sgt. Edward Goddard walks up, puts
          his thumbs in his own belt, and arrests Rodney for the
          murder of Joe Chernak.

Episode 122.
09-30-65
     
          Friction between Dr. Rossi and Stella Chernak.

WA:       Leslie Harrington has returned to Peyton Place.  He has
          returned to stand by his son, Rodney, during the ordeal of
          arraignment and pre-trial.  And possibly the trial itself on a
          charge of murder.  The facts of Harrington's past must not be a
          burden to him now.  For Harrington has tried to convince
          himself the failures are behind him.  If there are any left
          with stones, let them throw the stones.  Leslie Harrington has
          returned and Peyton Place must react to him.

Intro:    Clock striking XII.  Pillory.  Leslie stands up.

Written by Rita Lakin and Michael Gleason.
Directed by Walter Doniger.

Scene 1:  Leslie goes to the bank building and upstairs to see lawyer
          Theodore Dowell.  Dowell is buzzed by his secretary.  Dowell
          says, "Send him in."  Leslie comes in to talk.  Dowell tells
          Leslie not to throw his weight around.  Leslie says that he was
          never afraid of a good fight.  Dowell says that he hasn't
          practiced criminal law for some time.  Dowell says not to fling
          the name Harrington in their faces.  Dowell suggests that he
          hire the best criminal lawyer he can find.  Leslie doesn't want
          to bring in strangers, outsiders.  Leslie says that he wants
          Dowell to do it.  Leslie asks if Dowell has personal reasons
          for not doing it.  He read in the paper that Dowell is
          representing Martin Peyton interests.  Steven barges comes in
          and introduces himself to Leslie Harrington.  Leslie asks
          Steven how his mother is.  Dowell explains to Leslie that
          Steven is his associate.  Leslie leaves.

Scene 2:  Norman, wearing a suit, but carrying his coat, with his necktie
          loosened, goes into the Pharmacy to talk with Rita.  Norman
          asks why it took the man that was in the Pharmacy so long to
          leave.  Rita asks if he would like a cup of coffee.  Norman
          says that they locked up Rodney.  That the streets are safe
          now.  Norman makes up the term, guilt by wishful thinking. 
          Norman talks about the ugly business with his mother.  Norman
          tells Rita that he wants Leslie to meet her.

Scene 3:  At Doctors Hospital, Dr. Rossi walks over to talk with Dr.
          Morton.  Rossi asks if there is any chance the board will turn
          down his request for funds for research.  Morton says that
          there is always a chance.

Scene 4:  The board meeting begins.  The chairman inquires about Mrs.
          Wilkerson, about one of Dr. Rossi's patients.  Rossi says that
          she is doing well.  Getting down to business, the chairman says
          the research sounds interesting.  They talk about the surgical
          facility.  One of the board, Mr. Thackery, suggests that the
          research should be done in a larger hospital.  He asks why they
          should get into research.  Rossi says, because they can.  Rossi
          promotes his project.  Rossi says that he feels that he is on
          trial.  And he says that he is concerned with human life. 
          Morton talks about the time when Rossi came to town and that he
          was the first to brand him as a hot-headed young egotist. 
          Morton recommends that the board give Rossi the funds provided
          by Markham.  One of the board members asks if Rossi would leave
          if he doesn't get the grant.  Rossi adroitly sidesteps the
          question.  [Kenneth Markham had given Rossi the check for
          $10,000 before he returned to Pittsburgh in episode 106.]

Scene 5:  Steven knocks on the office door and goes in to talk with
          Theodore Dowell.  He talks about Leslie.  Steven says that
          Leslie has not mellowed.  He says that Leslie looked
          dis-satisfied when he left.  Dowell tells Steven that Leslie
          wants a local lawyer.  Steven says that he would like to help
          defend Rodney.  Dowell asks why.  Steven says that he doesn't
          let sentiment get in the way of his career.  His reason is
          purely selfish.  Rodney is Martin Peyton's grandson.  The
          prosecution has only one eye-witness.  They need a motive. 
          Steven says he just has a feeling.  Steven asks to join in the
          defense of Rodney Harrington. 

Scene 6:  Gus Chernak is walking on the wharf past Joe's Boat Repair and
          Ada Jacks' Tavern.  He goes up to talk with Stella who is
          standing on the pier where Joe died.  She is just standing
          staring at the water.  Gus says that a man could starve waiting
          for her to come back with the groceries.  Gus mentions that
          Stella hasn't had anything to eat all day.  Gus compliments her
          on standing up for the truth.  Gus talks about Leslie
          Harrington.  Gus reminds her that he was a loom operator. 
          Leslie demoted him to a night-watchman.  It is inferred that
          his wages were cut severely.  Stella tells Gus to quit selling
          the truth.  Gus asks Stella about her job in California.  He asks
          if she is on vacation.  Gus asks her to stay with him and Anna
          there in Peyton Place.  Gus says that he is proud of her.  Gus
          allows that Stella could work for Dr. Rossi. 

Scene 7:  Leslie Harrington talks with John Fowler as they walk from the
          Colonial Post Inn past the Pillory toward the Pharmacy.  Leslie
          asks John to agree to release Rodney on bail.  Leslie asks John
          about his father.  John says that his father, Fowler Sr., lives
          in Arizona.  Leslie makes veiled accusations against John. 
          Leslie says, "You are prosecuting me, Fowler."  Fowler says,
          "It has nothing to do with the Elliot Carson case."  Fowler
          asserts that he has a strong case against Rodney.

Episode 124.
10-05-65
     
          Rodney receives a visitor bearing love.

WA:       The interrogation room of the Peyton Place police station. 
          Ordinarily this room is used for the routine business for a
          small town constabulary.  But today the room is an arena. 
          Elliot Carson and Leslie Harrington have met, at long last, and
          must confront each other.
     
Intro:    Outside of the Peyton Place Town Hall and Police Station.

Written by Rita Lakin and Peggy Shaw
Directed by Ted Post

Scene 1:  In the interrogation room, Leslie tells Elliot that it was very
          decent of Elliot to track him down in Europe.  Elliot responds
          that someone had to do it.  Leslie says that Elliot is looking
          healthy and trim.  Elliot says that men grow with
          responsibility.  Leslie tells Elliot that he read Elliot's
          letter-to-the editor.  He says that the sense of power makes a
          man grow.  Elliot says he has influence, but no power.  Elliot
          suggests accusingly that Leslie would like for him to run
          editorials critical of John Fowler and the District Attorney's
          office.

Scene 2:  Elliot walks out of the police station toward the Book Gallery. 
          He walks past the pillory.  A car speeds past.  Elliot looks
          both ways and crosses the street.

Scene 3:  In the Book Gallery, Constance is talking on the phone to a
          nurse at the hospital, making an appointment with Dr. Morton. 
          [refer to scene 5].  Elliot comes in and says that Leslie
          considers Rodney's problem to be a mess that needs to be
          cleaned up.  Constance says that Allison is going to visit
          Rodney later that day. [refer to scene 7].  Elliot tells her
          that he thinks it would be a good idea for Allison to go away
          for a while.  He suggests Allison go to New York City. 
          Constance says that she never quite forgave her mother for not
          letting her come back to Peyton Place for Elliot's trial.

Scene 4:  In front of the fireplace in the livingroom, Doris is playing
          with Kim.  Doris is singing "This is the way we clean our
          house."  She tries to get Kim to say "House."  They
          are in front of a large mirror.  David comes in and tells Doris
          to send Kim out to play.  Doris tells Kim that there is a
          sandwich for her in the kitchen.  [The kitchen in the mansion
          was never shown.]  Doris tells Kim that they can go downtown
          later.  Kim indicates that she doesn't want to go out.  David
          tells her that Fowler wants Kim to come down to the police
          station to make a statement, the next day.  The phone rings. 
          It is Hannah Cord calling.  He asks if she told Mr. Peyton
          about his visit.  David thanks her for calling.  He tells Doris
          that Peyton wants the report immediately.  David says he will
          send the report by registered mail.  He says they will take Kim
          to Fowler, the next day. 

Scene 5:  Constance shows up at the hospital and is handed a clipboard by
          miss Choate who is working as the duty nurse.  Constance is
          there to see Dr. Morton.  Rossi tells her that his research
          project has been approved by the board of directors.  Morton
          can see her now.  Choate says that Constance can finish filling
          out the form later. 

Scene 6:  Dowell is in his office talking to Steven as he is buzzed by
          his secretary.  Fowler is admitted and is introduced to his
          associate, Steven Cord.  Dowell offers Fowler a brandy.  Fowler
          says he thought they should have a talk before the hearing. 
          John says he wants to set the ground rules.  Dowell says he is
          not defending the town.  Steven says that Leslie will be there
          and half the town hates him for what he did to Elliot.  Fowler
          says he has evidence of intention. Dowell says, "No deals,
          John."  Fowler leaves.  Steven allows that Fowler played his
          openers well.

Scene 7:  Allison is admitted to Rodney's second floor jail cell.  They
          speak.  Allison throws her arm around Rodney's neck and they
          hug.  Rodney says, "Fancy meeting you here."  He says that he
          has all the comforts of home.  He has a view of the square.  He
          says he has books and magazines.  Compliments of her father. 
          Allison says that she doesn't know what to say.  Rodney says
          that he hasn't seen the other prisoners.  A barber comes in to
          shave him.  Rodney says that he hasn't been allowed to shave. 
          He isn't allowed anything sharp.  Rodney mentions that he once
          had talked Allison out of leaving town.  They chat for a while. 
          The jailer returns and lets Allison out.

Episode 126.
10-08-65
     
          Allison is the victim of a hit-and-run accident.
             
WA:       John Fowler was elected District Attorney of Peyton County
          by a large plurality.  The public respected him as the son
          of a noted prosecutor who had served them well.  Now with
          the death of young Joe Chernak, John Fowler is determined
          to gain the public trust on his own.  Carefully, he is
          building his case against Rodney Harrington.   

Intro:    D.A. John Fowler walking to the courthouse.  Fowler enters
          his office, room 12, which is immediately off the booking
          room, places his briefcase on his desk, hangs up his suit
          coat, and sits at his desk.  He begins placing a call to
          Stella Chernak.

Written by Michael Gleason and Sonya Roberts
Directed by John Newland

Scene 1:  Rossi is at the Chernak house, visiting with Stella, as the
          telephone rings.  Fowler asks her how she is feeling.  He
          says that he had been waiting for her call.  John Fowler
          tells her it is important for her to record her statement. 
          She promises to make a statement.  The call ends.  She
          continues to talk with Dr. Rossi about working on his
          research project.  He offers to drop her off somewhere. 
          She asks him to drop her off at the police station.

Scene 2:  Sound of clanking silverware in the Carson house. 
          Constance dashes into the living room to find Eli Carson
          cleaning up the silver.  Eli says he was at the Clarion the
          night that Rodney came in and wanted to talk with Matthew. 
          He tried to get Rodney to talk him, but he didn't try hard
          enough.  He says that he should have encouraged Rodney to
          go straight to the police then and there.  Eli says it is
          partly his fault that Rodney is in trouble.  Constance
          tells Eli not to blame himself.

Scene 3:  Dr. Rossi drives Stella to the square and parks in front of
          the Colonial Post Inn.  This is another view of the north
          side of the bank building and hospital.  Rossi escorts
          Stella along the sidewalk from the Inn to the Town Hall. 
          He tells her he knows that the experience won't be
          pleasant.  He tells her that she should get it over with as
          soon as possible.  He tells her that a boy's life may
          depend on her her ability to be un-emotional and to be
          honest.  He says that he knows that she will be. 

Scene 4:  Police Sgt. Edward Goddard is off duty so Elliot waits for
          John Fowler in the booking room of the police station. 
          Stella comes in and goes into Fowler's office.  Elliot asks
          the police sergeant what Stella is doing there.  She has
          come to make a voluntary statement.  Fowler calls the
          police stenographer [Fred] in.  Stella says that Rodney
          Harrington came to her home and asked where Joe was.  That
          Rodney said to give him a message, that he was going to
          finish him off.  Fowler asks Stella if she tried to stop
          him.  Fowler thanks Stella for her cooperation and tells
          her that he will have her statement typed up.  The male
          police stenographer leaves.  He says that he has heard that
          she is a bio-chemist.  Elliot walks up and asks Stella if
          she remembers him.  She says that she does, but does not
          wish to talk with him.  Fowler tells Elliot that he will
          talk to him now.  Fowler suggests that Elliot put someone
          else on the case, someone with less personal connection to
          the principals.  John tells Elliot not to lose his balance. 
          Elliot leaves.

Scene 5:  Rita knocks and goes into the Harrington brothers
          apartment.  She has brought an Italian dinner.  She says
          that she has stopped at Guido's.

Scene 6:  Leslie goes to the George Anderson house to visit with
          [hit on] Julie.  He rings the chimes and
          Julie invites him in.  She asks why he came and reminds him
          that he didn't even say goodbye when he left.  He says he
          wanted some information, and to see him.  He said that he
          sat in the governor's office and told what happened in the
          Elliot Carson case.  He did not want to return to Peyton
          Place to face the scorn.  Julie says that he may do more
          harm than good for Rodney.  That he isn't well liked. 
          People think he is responsible for Elizabeth Carson's
          death.  She tells him that Gus Chernak was at the mill,
          today.  Leslie says that Rodney cannot get a fair trial in
          Peyton Place.  Julie says that they will do everything
          possible to ensure a fair trial.  Leslie asks if there is
          any chance that she would have dinner with him.  She says
          no.  He tells her goodnight.

Scene 7:  Dr. Rossi briefly speaks to a nurse telling her to be sure
          to make a record in that decrease in dosage.  Rossi and Dr.
          Morton talk in the corridor of Doctors Hospital.  Morton
          asks where Rossi gets all his energy that late in the day. 
          Rossi says 80 cups of coffee and a stale doughnut.  Morton
          questions the choice of Stella Chernak for his helper. 
          Rossi tells him that Stella is a tough girl.  As they are
          talking an ambulance siren is heard.  Dr. Rossi asks Dr.
          Morton if he has any objections to Stella.  Morton more or
          less says no.  A nurse rushes up to the Information Desk
          and asks the duty nurse if Dr. Rossi is on call.  She is
          told that he is.

Scene 8:  Dr. Rossi is called into emergency for a hit-and-run. 
          Rossi rushes to the aid of the patient who turns out to
          be Allison Mackenzie.  Rossi says, "Allison."

Episode 128.
10-14-65

          Ada and Rita resolve a conflict.

WA:       Constance Mackenzie awakens in Doctors Hospital to discover
          that her nightmare is real.  Last night her daughter
          Allison was critically injured by a hit-and-run driver.

Intro:    Main entrance to Doctors Hospital.  Information desk. 
          Constance is sleeping in the hospital.  She is having a
          nightmare.  She hears Allison's voice.  "Mother, mother."
          Constance awakens and shouts, "Allison."

Written by John Wilder & Jerry Ziegman and Michael Gleason.
Directed by Walter Doniger.

Scene 1:  Constance goes out into the hospital corridor.  Betty,
          garbed as a nurse's aide, grabs her and tells her that
          Allison is in the Intensive Care Unit.  That there is no
          change in her condition.  Betty tells Constance that she
          can not see Allison.  Rossi walks up and tells Constance
          that she can't see her daughter.

Scene 2:  Allison is under an oxygen tent in intensive care.  Betty
          ushers Constance out. 

Scene 3:  John Fowler comes in the Tavern and introduces himself to
          Ada Jacks.  She takes him to see Rita in the living area in
          back.  Ada introduces Rita to John Fowler.  Ada offers him
          coffee.  Fowler asks Ada to stay.  Fowler compliments Ada
          on her coffee.  Fowler thanks them and leaves. 

Scene 4:  Steven go into the law office and speaks to miss Ann Nolan. 
          Her desk is in the outer office.  Dowell's office and
          Steven's office are on opposite sides of her desk.  She
          takes Steven's messages as well as Dowell's.  She tells
          Steven that Leslie is in Dowell's office.  Leslie asks for
          a match.  He says that Dowell's lighter doesn't seem to
          work.  Leslie says that he lost every lighter that he has
          ever had.  Leslie asks where Dowell is.  Leslie brings up
          the concept of change of venue.  Leslie inquires of
          Steven's experience in criminal law.  Steven worked on the
          Murdock case.

Scene 5:  Rodney is reading a newspaper in his cell as Norman comes
          to visit.  Rodney speaks to Norman without seeing who he
          is.  He says that he can recognize people by the sound of
          their walk.  Rodney tells Norman how much Allison's visit
          meant to him.  Norman tells Rodney that Ada wants Rita to
          leave town til the trial is over.  Rodney says that one day
          this will all be over.  Norman says that he is not
          complaining.  Rodney thanks Norman for coming to visit.

Scene 6:  Elliot is in the booking room [squad room] of the jail,
          waiting.  Ceiling fans are revolving.  Police Sgt. Edward
          Goddard comes in and Elliot insists on talking to him right
          then.  Steven shouts at Fowler, "And I'm going to go right
          on shouting."  Norman comes out and talks with Elliot. 
          Norman asks what happened to Allison.  Elliot says that
          Allison was hit by a car and is in a coma.  Norman wants to
          tell Rodney, but Elliot says they should wait til tomorrow.

Episode 130.
10-19-65
     
          Shattering news for Rodney.

WA:       For the first time since he was charged with the murder of
          Joe Chernak, Rodney Harrington finds his jail cell
          intolerable. He has learned Allison Mackenzie is the victim
          of a hit-run driver.  And Betty Anderson now carries his
          feelings away from his cell to the outside world.

Intro:    Square.  Police Station.

Written by Michael Gleason and Rita Lakin
Directed by John Newland

Scene 1:  In Doctors Hospital, Betty goes through the double doors
          and walks up to the Information Desk to asks permission to
          make a five minute telephone call.  She goes to a pay phone
          and calls Leslie Harrington.  [She drops in a dime and
          immediately dials six digits, but who's counting?  Dial
          tones were instantaneous in Peyton Place back then.]  She
          asks for Mr. Harrington.  She tells Leslie that Rodney
          wants to see him right away.  Leslie asks her what it is
          about.  Betty says that Rodney had better tell him.  Leslie
          thanks her and says goodbye.

Scene 2:  Dr. Rossi is giving instructions to miss Choate at the
          Information Desk as Betty walks up.  Miss Choate asks Betty
          if she has checked the linens yet.  Betty says that she
          will do it right away.  Choate says, "Well, good."  Rossi
          tells Choate that he will be in miss Mackenzie's room.

Scene 3:  Rossi walks out to the waiting room and sits with
          Constance.  Constance says that Allison could be asleep. 
          Constance has been in the cafeteria staring into a bowl of
          soup.  She says that she doesn't want anything.  Rossi
          tells her to go home, that she can't do anything there. 
          Constance say that at least she can be there.

Scene 4:  Stella comes in the reception area and introduces himself
          to miss Choate.  Choate tells her that Rossi is expecting
          her.  Choate asks her to fill out the personnel form.  She
          says that Stella can bring them back tomorrow.  Choate
          gives her condolences.  She tells Stella she would be more
          comfortable in Dr. Rossi's office.  Betty is watching.

Scene 5:  Betty goes in Rossi's office and talks with Stella.  Betty
          tells her that she saw her the night that came in to tell
          her mother about Joe.  Betty says that Stella accused
          Rodney of killing Joe.  Betty says that Rodney did not kill
          Joe.  Betty says it was an accident.  Rossi comes in and
          talks with Stella.  He asked her why she accepted this job. 
          She says it's going to be a long cold winter.

Scene 6:  Doris, David, and Kim walk over to the Book Gallery from
          the courthouse.  Kim asks where Allison is.  David suggests
          that they get ice cream at the drug store.  Doris
          enthusiastically says, "I'd love some ice cream."  They
          walk past the Les Femmes botique to the Pharmacy.  Norman
          comes over and talks with Kim.  Kim says,"I want to see
          Allison."  Norman asks David what happened to her.  David
          apologizes for taking Kim to the authorities.  Kim asked
          how he knows that KIm didn't make the story up.  Kim is
          given ice cream and eats it.  Norman tries to put ideas in
          Kim's mind.  David tells Norman to shut up.

Scene 7:  Leslie goes to visit Rodney in his jail cell.  Rodney
          complains that he wasn't told about Allison.  He says he
          has to see Allison.  Leslie says that he can't get a fair
          trial in this town.  Rodney says that he doesn't want the
          trial moved. Rodney shouts, "Dan, Dan."

Scene 8:  Outside of the bank building.  David Schuster goes to see
          Theodore Dowell.  Schuster asks Dowell authorization to
          spend some money.  Dowell says he can't authorize money for
          things that Peyton hasn't approved.  Dowell says to mail
          the report to him.  Schuster asks if this is Peyton's way
          of easing him out.  Leslie comes in introduces himself to
          Schuster.  He says that he needs to talk with Dowell. 
          Leslie thanks Schuster for giving Rodney the job at the
          mill.  Schuster leaves.  Doerll has a bandage on his head. 
          Dowell had forgotten he wasn't getting in a convertible. 
          Leslie wants Rodney out of jail.  Dowell says that it will
          probably be six figures.  Leslie says it's not important. 

Scene 9:  Elliot goes in to see Rossi.  He says that Choate told him
          that Dr. Rossi wanted to him and Constance.  Rossi says
          that Allison is alive and will probably stay alive.  But
          there can be further complications.  Just outside room 212,
          ICU, he makes detailed doctor talk.  Elliot asks about
          surgery.  Rossi says that Allison is a healthy child and
          that is good.  Her body is responding to the initial shock
          of the accident.  She will be in a comatose condition for a
          period of time.  Elliot asks for how long.  Rossi says that
          he can't tell him.  Rossi makes a baseball analogy.

Scene 10. Constance is looking at Allison, through an oxygen tent, as
          Elliot and Rossi come in.  They leave.

Episode 132.
10-21-65
     
          Norman is frustrated and terrified.

WA:       Gus Chernak's son, Joe, collapsed and died here on the
          Peyton Place shoreline.  Since that tragic moment, Gus has
          tried to pick up the pieces of his shattered life.  But
          this day finds him on a collision course with all his past
          furies.

MEL:      Stella Chernak begins a research project at Doctors
          Hospital. Stella replaces Julie as the female interest for
          Dr. Rossi. First there was Constance, then Laura Brooks,
          then Julie Anderson.  To come, Ann Howard, Rachel Welles,
          and Marsha and her daughter Carolyn Russell.

Intro:    Wharf.

Written by Sonya Roberts and Lionel E. Siegel
Directed by Ted Post

Scene 1:  Gus goes in the Tavern and asks for a drink.  Ada tries to
          discourage him from drinking.  He says he hasn't had a
          drink since Joey died.  Ada asks why start all over again. 
          Gus says he came in for just one.  Gus insists.  Ada
          relents.  Gus says just one drink.  Gus says he saw Leslie
          Harrington today.  She warns Gus about making trouble for
          himself.  Gus sits at a table.  Ada goes in the back room. 

Scene 2:  Stella drives up to her house in her old car and hears the
          phone ringing.  She rushes in and answers the call from
          Ada.  Ada wants Stella to come get Gus.  She says that
          she'll be there.

Scene 3:  Rodney is drinking coffee in his cell as Steven arrives to
          give Rodney an update on the work on his case.  Steven says
          that he has been with Norman.  Steven says that Dowell
          thinks that Steven can be of some help.  Steven talks about
          Rodney's voluntary statement.  Steven says, "We're in
          trouble."

Scene 4:  In the apartment in back of the Tavern, Rita admits Norman. 
          Norman tells about his talk with Steven.  Steven prepared
          Norman for his court appearance.  Steven had asked about
          Rita and Norman told him to shut up.  Norman says that he
          wants to play the juke-box.  They go in the bar.  Norman
          goes over to the juke-box and puts in a quarter.  Gus looks
          annoyed.  Norman looks at Gus.  Gus says, "What are you
          looking at?"  Norman tells Gus that he heard the threat. 
          Bus tells Ada to phone the truant officer and tell him that
          there is a minor hanging around.  Stella comes in the
          Tavern to collect Gus.  He asks why she is there.  He
          offers her a drink, to celebrate.  He asks her about her
          new job.  He asks if Rossi is good to her.  She says that
          he is.  Gus says that Ada didn't have to call her.  He says
          it's just a test.  Stella asks Gus why he has to test
          himself.  He asks her who she thinks he saw today.  She
          guesses Leslie, correctly.  Gus says he went to his room at
          the Inn.  Stella says that Rodney is going to be sent up. 
          Stella asks what he is going to do with his drink.  He
          deliberately tips it over.  Stella says that he just made a
          lot of work for Ada.  She takes Gus home.

Scene 5:  Constance goes in to Rossi's office looking for Elliot. 
          Rossi says that Elliot left about an hour ago.  They talk
          about Allison.  Constance mentions that Allison isn't even
          20 years old.

Scene 6:  Elliot walks over to the Police Department.  [Good view of
          the Fire Station.]  He goes up to officer Frank, who claims
          he was not asleep.  Elliot says that he has been checking
          the beach road.  Frank says that the car will show up. 
          Elliot says that the car will probably be taken to Boston. 
          Frank tells Elliot about a Mr. Timothy Banks who sells
          needles and buttons, a notions promoter and salesman. 
          Frank gets the file.  He lives at 26 Baskin Street, White
          River.

Scene 7:  Elliot goes to see Mr. Banks, who is a Wallace Wimple type. 
          Banks tells Allison about the blonde-haired girl.  The girl
          was sitting looking at the ocean.  Elliot asked if
          he followed her.  Banks said he got in his car and found
          her lying on the road.  He says he used to have an angel
          fish.  Leslie leaves.

Episode 134.   
10-28-65
     
          Marian Fowler tries to cover up the hit-and-run.
             
WA:       A news item in today's Peyton Place Clarion:  Allison
          Mackenzie, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Carson of
          651 Seaberry Lane was struck by an automobile Monday night
          on the old Beach Road near Brighton Point.  She was taken
          to Doctors Hospital where her condition is listed as
          critical.  Dr. Michael Rossi of the hospital staff, said
          that miss Mackenzie suffered a severe sub-arachnoid
          hemorrhage and has not regained consciousness.  End of news
          item.  And the beginning of fear for Marian Fowler.

Intro.    Residential area.  Marian Fowler goes out to her car.  She
          gets in and starts the engine.

Written by Carol Sobieski and Michael Gleason
Directed by Walter Doniger

Scene 1:  Marian Fowler deliberately rams her car into a garage post
          to cover up the damage done when she hit Allison.  John
          comes out and tells her he will drive her car to the garage
          and she can take his car.

Scene 2:  In Rodney's jail cell, Dr. Rossi is talking to Rodney about
          Allison.  When Rossi leaves, Leslie arrives.  Leslie tells
          Rodney that he has been to see Peyton to get the bail to
          release Rodney.

Scene 3:  Leslie comes out of the courthouse and meets up with Julie. 
          They talk about Rodney and Betty.  In the foreground is
          Marian Fowler's car with the bent bumper and the damaged
          headlight.  He invites her to dinner.

Scene 4:  In the hospital Betty, in her hospital garb, talks with
          Stella Chernak.  Rev. Jerry Bedford walks up and speaks
          with Stella.  They had been in school together.  Betty
          watches.  Stella moves on.  Jerry goes over and talks with
          Betty. 

Scene 5:  Marian comes in the Doctors Hospital and is greeted by
          Doris Schuster.  They chat briefly.  Doris says she, also,
          will be working in the hospital.  Miss Choate greets Doris. 
          Choate begins organizing the volunteers.  Including the
          wife of the coroner.  Marian and Doris chat some more. 
          Marian tells Doris that she will hear about a lot of
          problems.  Dr. Morton comes out and speaks with Marian.  He
          asks her to escort Constance Mackenzie around the hospital
          and into the therapy room.  Marian agrees.  Morton says
          that a young person can take a great deal.

Scene 6:  In the therapy room, Russ Gehring is carrying a boy
          piggy-back [pick-a-back].  He is working with some children
          who are debilitated or have been injured.  Gehring talks
          about how some of the children have improved.  Marian comes
          in and says, "Hello."  Constance comes in and Marian
          mentions that she has previously been in the Book Gallery. 
          Marian introduces Constance to therapist Russ Gehring.

Scene 7:  Steven talks with Leslie Harrington.  Leslie says that
          Peyton refused.  Leslie allows that they are talking about
          a great deal of money.  Leslie says that he doesn't know
          what to do.  The phone rings.  It is Martin Peyton calling
          for Steven Cord.  Steven tells Peyton that the bail may be
          as much as 6 figures.  Peyton gives the okay and is told to
          proceed.  Leslie says that Peyton did it to insult him.

Scene 8:  John Fowler comes out of the courthouse as Steven and
          Leslie walk up.  Fowler says they are lucky because Judge
          Clark will decide on bail.  Fowler also allows that Rodney
          is fortunate to have a father who can put up that kind of
          bail money.

Scene 9:  Marian Fowler pulls up by the NO PARKING sign in
          front of the courthouse and her husband, D.A. John Fowler
          comes over.  She is driving his car.  He had driven to the
          courthouse in her damaged car.  She wants him to take her
          car to the garage right away.  She says she will follow him
          there.  They make lovey-dovey gestures to each other before
          driving off west and then north toward Al's body shop.

Episode 136.
11-01-65
     
          Steven outlines his defense strategy.
             
WA:       This morning, bail was set in the Joe Chernak murder case.  And
          for the moment, Rodney Harrington has been given his freedom. 
          Freedom to visit a darkened room in Doctors Hospital where
          Allison Mackenzie lies in a coma.

Intro:    Outside main entrance to Doctors Hospital.

Written by Peggy Shaw and Rita Lakin
Directed by John Newland

Scene 1:  Rodney goes into Allison's hospital room and bends over the bed
          to kiss her.  Allison is still in a coma and Rodney looks
          longingly and lovingly at her before leaving the room.  Out in
          the hall, Rodney is offered a cup of coffee by Betty Anderson. 
          Rodney talks to Betty about the milk and juice given him as a
          child by his mother.  Betty assures Rodney that people do come
          out of these things.  Betty talks to Rodney about Russ Gehring,
          the physical therapist.  Betty talks briefly to Russ Gehring
          about Allison.  Gehring leaves.  Betty and Rodney talk some
          more.  [Later in the series, Russ Gehring leaves the hospital,
          then Ann Howard is hired as physical therapist.]

Scene 2:  Russ Gehring meets up with Marian Fowler in the hall.  They
          begin to argue.  Russ wants to talk with Marian and they agree
          to meet in the therapy room. 

Scene 3:  Elliot and Constance return to the Carson house after visiting
          Allison.  A letter from Matthew Swain has come from India. 
          Constance says that they should write him.  Elliot says that it
          would only make him worry.  The telephone phone rings.  Charlie
          tells Constance that they need to meet with John Fowler.

Scene 4:  Theodore Dowell is talking with Rodney, Leslie, and Steven Cord
          in preparation for the hearing.  Dowell explains why he doesn't
          want Rodney to testify.  Rodney says he is sick of all the
          explanations.  Rodney insists on testifying about what happened
          on the wharf.  Steven agrees with Theodore Dowell that Rodney
          should not testify.  Rodney asks Leslie if he goes along with
          this.

Scene 5:  John Fowler is meeting with Elliot Carson and other members of
          the press in his office.  Mitch asks why Rodney was released on
          bond in a capital case.  Bail in a capital case is
          unprecedented.  The bail was six figures.  Randy, the
          photographer takes a picture of Fowler.  Jim Fogerty [of the
          Hastings Sun] tells Elliot that he covered Elliot's murder
          trial 18 years ago.  The press, with the exception of Elliot,
          leave.  Elliot talks with Fowler.  Fowler tells Elliot that
          they both live in glass houses.

Scene 6:  Gehring is tidying up the therapy room as Marian Fowler comes
          in to talk.  He thanks her for coming.  He says that children
          take him for what he is.  And that women don't.  He says that
          Marian was different.  That she didn't run.  He didn't know how
          to act when Marian showed up at his place.  Marian says that
          she always had herself under control.  He realizes that it was
          Marian who had hit Allison.  He accuses her of being the driver
          who committed the hit-and-run.