Episode 181.
02-14-66
       
          Rodney celebrates his 21st birthday with friends and family. 
          Steven flies to California. 

MEL:      Ryan O'Neal was born 4-20-41 in Los Angeles.  He was
          24 when this episode aired.  Barbara Parkins was born
          05-22-42 in Vancouver, British Columbia.  She was 23
          when this episode aired.

WA:       During the many weeks of preparation for Rodney Harrington's
          trial, Steven Cord has worked diligently and earnestly in
          Rodnay's behalf.  Now, midway into the trial, Steven has flown
          to California in pursuit of further information.  Information
          that will help him defend Rodney.  Information that will break
          down Stella Chernak's testimony.  Facts about Stella only a
          private detective could find out.
             
Intro:    Plane landing in California, probably the Los Angeles area. 
          Cab pulls up in front of a tall office building and Steven gets
          out of the back right hand door.  He walks up to the building,
          carrying his briefcase and overcoat.
       
Scene 1:  In detective Lawrence's office, Steven learns that Richard
          Jensen was a shipping clerk.  Stella was a bio-chemist.  Jensen
          was released from Chino [SHEE-NO], a minimum security prison. 
          He was arrested just one month before Stella quit at the
          Westover Research Institute.  He was arrested as a result of a
          phone tip from an unidentified woman.  Lawrence tells Steven
          about the luggage that Stella had ordered as a gift for Richard
          Jensen.
       
Scene 2:  Back in Peyton Place on the wharf, Stella calls to Leslie and
          is sarcastic about Leslie and Rodney giving their condolences. 
          Leslie tells her that she should quit feeling sorry for
          herself.  She says that Rodney will get what's coming to him.
       
Scene 3:  Leslie goes into the Cider Barrel diner and is greeted by
          Charlie.  He gets a cup of cider and a cinnamon stick from
          Charlie.  He sits at a table to wait for Julie.  Julie comes in
          and sits with him.  She mentioned that Leslie remembered about
          the cinnamon stick.  He asks if Betty has said anything lately
          about Rodney.  Leslie said he visited Rodney who said Betty had
          dropped by this morning.  He thinks that Rodney and Betty have
          gotten back together.  Julie says that she can not control
          Betty.  Julie reminds Leslie that he left the country without
          saying goodbye to her.  Julie says goodbye, gets up, and
          leaves.
       
Scene 4:  At the hospital in civies, Betty is talking to Allison in her
          room.  Betty is real nice and shows concern for Allison. 
          Allison tells Betty that she had forgotten that Elliot was her
          father.  Betty reminds Allison that she was told a year ago
          that Elliot was her father.  Allison tells Betty that she
          wishes that Elliot had died.
       
Scene 5:  Elliot drives up, takes a look around, and pensively goes in
          the Mackenzie-Carson house.  He finds Constance in a
          darkened livingroom sleeping.  They talk about going back to
          the hospital.  Constance wants to go and Elliot doesn't think
          that there is any point in it.
       
Scene 6:  Steven goes into a classy department store and asks Mr. Scott. 
          about Stella Chernak's gift purchases.  Stella bought and
          then cancelled the order for three pieces of top-of-the-line
          men's luggage monogrammed R. J., for Richard Jensen.  The
          luggage was eventually sold to the mother of Robert Jordan who
          was graduating from USC.  Steven thanks him and tells him that
          he was very helpful to a young man, 3000 miles away, who is
          standing trial for murder.
       
Scene 7:  Rodney comes to the apartment to a surprise birthday party. 
          The guests include Eli, Leslie, Ada, Norman, and Rita.  Betty
          isn't there.  Ada hugs Rodney.  Rodney sits down at his cake. 
          Eli's pants split.  Rita allows that they should have
          borrowed some chairs instead of using orange crates.  Rodney
          opens his presents and everyone was a sweater.  They open the
          champagne.  Leslie tells Rodney that Steven is pursuing
          something in California.  Norman starts to make a toast.  Eli
          makes a speech and a toast:

Episode 183.
02-17-66

          Dr. Rossi testifies in Rodney's murder trial.  Stella is
          recalled to testify.

WA:       A promise to the dead is sometimes more binding than a
          committment to the living.  Stella Chernak has bound herself to
          her father.  She has sworn, under oath, that Rodney Harrington
          threatened to kill her brother.  And now, Dr. Michael Rossi
          must unwillingly add substance to that lie.
       
Intro:    In a heavy overcoat, Norman walking bareheaded across the
          square to the courthouse.  Stella.  Rossi.
     
Scene 1:  In the courtroom, John Fowler asks Rossi what time he arrived
          at the Peyton house.  Fowler turns the doctor over to the
          defense.  Steven asks if it was chance that brought him to the
          Peyton house.  Rossi says that he was Gus Chernak's doctor. 
          Steven asks Rossi to describe Rodney.  Rossi describes Rodney
          as a bright level-headed young man.  Steven asks Rossi
          relationship to Stella Chernak.  Rossi completes his testimony. 
          Fowler asks to recall Stella Chernak to the stand.  Steven
          objects and is overruled.  Stella takes the stand.  Fowler asks
          Stella to talk some more about Joe Chernak.  Stella talks about
          Rossi's visit to the Chernak house.  Stella and Rossi exchange
          dirty looks.
     
Scene 2:  Outside the courthouse, John Fowler and Stella help Anna into
          his car.  She is wearing black and a black veil.  The car is
          parked directly in front of the courthouse.  John talks with
          Stella.  She says she'll have to quit her job.  Fowler urges
          Stella not to quit her job at the hospital.  He says she is on
          the winning side.
     
Scene 3:  Inside the hospital, in Allison's room, Rossi is trying to help
          Allison to take some steps.  She collapses.  Russ Gehring is
          watching.
     
Scene 4:  In the corridor, Rossi talks with Russ Gehring.  Russ says that
          Allison screamed, "He is not my father."  Russ says that it is
          a hysterical paralysis.  Rossi asks Russ what he is trying to
          prove.
     
Scene 5:  Russ Gehring places pay phone call to the District Attorney's
          office.  He asks to talk with Mr. Fowler.  Fowler isn't in. 
          Russ Gehring leaves his name for Fowler to call.
     
Scene 6:  John Fowler talks with Steven Cord.  Steven says he was surprised
          that the judge allowed Stella to be recalled.  Fowler says, "It's
          a wise counselor who knows when to throw in the towel."  John says
          he has a solid case.  Steven says that John is bluffing.  Steven
          tells John to go back to his office and book himself a ladies club
          luncheon.
     
Scene 7:  John comes out of the courthouse onto the square.  He goes over
          and talks with his strange wife Marian.  Elliot and Constance
          come out of the Clarion and notice that Marian Fowler has come
          home.
     
Scene 8:  In Rossi's office, Steven continues to ask questions about the
          trial and about Stella.  Steven advises Rossi not to fire
          Stella.  Rossi thinks he may not have the choice.  She will
          probably quit.  Rossi tells Steven that Stella is working on an
          important research project.  Rossi decides to give Stella the
          day off.
         
Scene 9:  John, back in the courtroom, talks with his wife Marian.  John
          says that Marian's relationship with Russ Gehring is in the
          past.  He wants to forget it.  She tells him about driving back
          on the beach road.  She had broken off the relationship.  It
          wasn't an affair.  She said she wouldn't see him again, except
          in the hospital.  [She was a physical therapy volunteer].  The
          sun was in her eyes.  That is when she hit Allison.  She knew
          she hit something but she thought it was a rock or a small
          animal.  John says, "You didn't stop?  Why didn't you come to
          me?"  She says she has no excuse.  He mentions her calling from
          California.  He tells her that she will have to tell the
          police.  Fowler says that the Harrington trial is far from over
          now.  Fowler is trying to salvage his marriage.  [Later in the
          series his political ambitions are emphasized].

Episode 185.
02-22-66
     
          Norman and Rita have Eli to dinner.  Eli tells Allison that
          Elliot is her father.

WA:       Marian Fowler has confessed that she was the unidentified
          driver in the hit-run accident that nearly took Allison
          Mackenzie's life.  Now it remains to be seen what the result of
          this confession will be on the career of her young husband,
          District Attorney John Fowler, and what bearing it will have on
          the murder case he is now trying "The People vs Rodney
          Harrington."

Intro:    John is driving Marian home.  He is driving wildly, squealing
          the tires on every turn.  They are arguing.
           
Scene 1:  Still driving in the car, John says that his mind is on the
          road, not some beach cottage.  He asks her not to smoke in the
          car.
     
Scene 2:  In the front office of the Clarion, Eli is talking to Elliot,
          who is typing a news Item about Marian and John Fowler and the
          hit-and-run accident.  Constance gives Eli a cup of coffee. 
          Eli tells Constance about a fight that Elliot had when he was
          young.  It was with Luke Bailey.  Eli looks at Elliots story
          and is shocked that Elliot wrote facts, with no editorial
          comment.
     
Scene 3:  At the police station, Elliot is talking to Sgt. Edward Goddard
          as John Fowler shows up.  John explains why there was no
          investigation about the damage to Marian's car in relation to
          the hit-and-run accident.
                                 
Scene 4:  In Fowler's office in the Town Hall, John and Elliot talk
          privately about the accident.  Elliot tells John Fowler that he
          doesn't belong in a court of law.  Fowler calls Marian.  Fowler
          says that he is going to the state capitol, and that he doesn't
          have time to discuss it.
       
Scene 5:  At the Colonial Post Inn, Leslie is talking to Rodney as Steven
          knocks and comes in.  Steven tells them that Marian is the one
          who hit Allison.  Leslie asks how this will affect Rodney's
          trial.  Steven says that Fowler is shrewd and will land on his
          feet.
           
Scene 6:  In the hospital, Russ Gehring goes in to visit Allison.  He
          tells her that Marian Fowler was the one who hit her.

Scene 7:  Elliot comes into Allison's room and takes Russ Gehring out to
          the corridor.  They argue. 
     
Scene 8:  Rossi walks up and Elliot asks to talk with him in his office. 
          Allison is walking with canes again.  Gehring talks to Allison
          again. 
       
Scene 9:  The square.  In the apartment, Rita and Norman are having Eli
          over for dinner.  Eli gives money advice.  One third of income
          for rent and utilities.  One third for food and clothing.  Half
          of the remaining third for emergencies.  The other half for
          savings.  Rita starts apologizing.  Norman berates her for
          apologizing.  Eli says that if he is considered "company," he's
          not coming anymore.  When she got to ten Norman "punished" her.

                  6. Not enough big spoons.
                  7. Too much salt
                  8. Chili Sauce
                  9. Chili Sauce again
                 10. Dessert, Ice Cream
       
Scene 10: Brief shot of the cannon. 
     
          John Fowler pulls up and parks the car.  He lets Marian out. 
          They are observed by Steven and Rodney.  Steven and Rodney
          going into the courthouse.  Two old ladies that Marian knows
          from the hospital, give her a dirty look.  Inside the
          courtroom, Fowler tells Steven and Rodney that he went to see
          the Massachusetts Attorney General in Boston to ask to be
          replaced.  Fowler leaves.  Steven talks to Rodney.

Episode 187.
02-28-66
   
          Allison visits the courtroom.

WA:       In four hours, Rodney Harrington will take the witness stand in
          his own defense in his trial for the murder of Joe Chernak.
       
Intro:    The cannon on a snow-covered Peyton Place square.  Colonial
          Post Inn sign.  At the Inn, Rodney looks at his watch and
          waits.
       
Scene 1:  Rodney opens the door and walks into the Restaurant at the
          Colonial Posta Inn, even though it is closed.  In just a few
          moments, Steven joins him.  A waitress offers to bring them
          coffee.  Rodney talks about a football game his senior year
          in high school.  Rodney allows that he made the second string
          football team, but never got in the game.  Norman comes in
          and joins them.  Norman say he found out that Rita is a heavy
          sleeper and a light shopper.  Radney says that Stella is
          convincing with her lies.
       
Scene 2:  Dr. Rossi is in his office as Stella comes in.  Stella makes
          small talk about the strain they are both under.  She suggests
          that they get a screen to put up so they won't have to spend
          their time ignoring each other.  Rossi says he is not going to
          fire her because he was told not to because firing her might
          damage his testimony.  She was told not to quit because doing
          so might damage her testimony.  They agree to "devil's
          bargain."  Rossi won't fire her and she won't quit.
       
Scene 3:  Peyton is in his livingroom, staring at the pendulum of a
          large clock as Betty comes in early.  Peyton mentions that she
          has been seeing her ex-husband Rodney.  Peyton asks why Betty
          is seeing Rodney.  Peyton calls Thomas.  Peyton has decided to
          put in an appearance at the courthouse.  Betty says that he had
          promised not to got to the courtroom.  Peyton says, "Unlike
          people, promises are made to be broken."  Betty says, "Don't
          cheat the clock at Rod's expense."
       
Scene 4:  Constance is making toast as Elliot comes into the kitchen
          in his bathrobe.  Elliot says court convenes in an hour. 
          Elliot suggests sending Allison away to Boston.  He wants
          to discuss it with Constance first.  They argue.

Scene 5:  Eli goes in to visit Allison.  Allison smiles broadly.  Allison
          tells Eli she needs cheering up.  She wonders about the rooming
          house.  Dr. Rossi had told her she must leave the hospital. 
          Eli tells her that there are two elderly ladies playing gin rummy
          at the rooming house.   She says she she wants to move into the
          rooming house when she leaves the hospital.  Allison says she can
          borrow a sewing machine and make curtains.  Eli tells her he is
          closing the Chandlery and opening a General Store.  He tells
          Allison that Rodney is taking the stand that day.  Eli leaves.
     
Scene 6:  Norman is standing in front of the Peyton County Courthouse as
          Steven, Rodney, and Leslie walk up.  Allison arrives, wearing a
          scarf and a beret, being driven by Dr. Rossi.  Rodney wonders
          aloud, whose idea that was.  Rodney and Allison look pensively
          at each other.  Allison wonders if she should have come.  Rossi
          reassures her.  The cannon and the bandstand in the background. 
          Elliot calls to them and comes over.  Elliot offers to help but
          Allison declines.  Rossi okays his help.  And using crutches,
          Allison walks unsteadily with Rossi on her left and Elliot on
          her right, ready to give help when necessary.  Allison gets to
          a bench in the corridor and sits.  Elliot and Rossi talk. 
          Elliot tells Rossi that he isn't sure that Allison should be
          there.  Rodney walks up and gets permission to speak with Allison.
       
Scene 7:  Rodney talks with Allison.  He asks her why she came.  She says
          she came because she wanted to.  Allison smiles broadly at Rodney.
          He lightly brushes her hair and tells Allison he likes it.  Rodney
          escorts her to the courtroom.
           
Scene 8:  Allison comes into the courtroom and sits next to Dr. Rossi on
          the left side and next to Elliot.  Judge Irwin Jessup asks Ralph,
          the bailiff, who the girl is.  The bailiff tells the judge that
          it is Allison Mackenzie.  The judge asks if she is the one hit by
          John Fowler's wife.  The bailiff confirms that.  Judge Jessup
          admonishes the lawyers before the the trial reconvened.  John Fowler
          rests the case for the prosecution.  Steven indicates he is ready. 
          Rodney is sworn in.  Rodney exchanges glances with Allison.

Episode 189.
03-03-66

          Rodney testifies.  David and Doris reconcile.

WA:       Charged with the murder of Joe Chernak, this afternoon, Rodney
          Harrington testified in his own behalf.  The only other witness
          for the defense is an eight-year-old child, a deaf child, Kim
          Schuster.  Who, besides Rodney, Kim is the only person who saw
          Joe die.
             
Intro:    Rodney and Steven come out of the front door of the Colonial
          Post Inn and start down the steps.  David and Doris Schuster
          and their daughter Kim get out of their car in front of the
          Inn.
       
Scene 1:  David says, "You go inside, I'll get the bags."  Doris and Kim
          start toward the steps of the Inn as Rodney greets them.  Doris
          greets Rodney and Steven.  He thanks her for bringing Kim back
          to Peyton Place to testify.  She says she had no choice. 
          [David Schuster is still running the mill but Doris has moved
          from Peyton Place].  David asks when she should be in court.
          Steven asks that she be there at 9:45 a.m.  Court convenes
          at 10:00. 
       
Scene 2:  Rodney and Steven eat dinner and discuss the case.  Rodney asks
          if his testimony was as bad as he thought it was.  Steven tells
          Rodney he did well.  Steven says, "No. You used rotten grammar,
          defective language, you didn't emphasize any of the things I
          told you to emphasize.  Generally speaking, you made a good
          impression."  Rodney asks, "A good impression?"  Steven
          continues, "You sounded honest.  Which was the only reason I
          put you up there in the first place.  Then, by not having the
          good sense to say Joe Chernak's death was an accident."  Rodney
          expresses concern about Kim's testimony.  Steven says that the
          only reason he is using Kim is that she was the only eye-witness.
       
Scene 3:  In the Anderson livingroom, Betty and her mother, Julie are
          talking.  Betty says she is cold.  Julie is bored.  Betty
          speaks of Allison.  Betty says she didn't know Allison was
          coming to court.  Betty wonders aloud why they don't ever have
          a fire in the fireplace. Betty says it is cold.  She tells her
          mother that Allison and Rodney have broken up.  Julie says this
          was Allison's first trip out of the hospital.  Betty says she
          likes Steven very much.  And she knows how Steven feels about
          her.  Betty tells her mother she bought a silly gift, a
          yachting cap for Rodney's birthday.  Julie has decided that
          Betty is a beautiful young adult and can make her own
          decisions.

Scene 4:  Dr. Rossi is talking with Allison in her hospital room. 

          Elliot comes in.  She asks Elliot to sit.  Elliot says that he
          and Constance want very much for Allison to come home.  Allison
          says she wants to leave home after she is well.  [The real fact
          is that Mia Farrow wants to spend more time with "old blue
          eyes."]  Elliot asks if it is because of the baby.  She says
          no.  Elliot says he is selfish, he loves her.  Allison is 18
          years old.

Scene 5:  David comes in Doris' room at the Inn.  He said he tried to get
          a room next to hers.  He says that rooms are at a premium
          because of the trial.  He asks if she is embarassed because of
          the separation.  [It is inferred that he is still working but
          she and Kim have moved away].  They talk and then reconcile. 
          [If he had moved out of the mansion, then he would no longer
          need Anna Chernak].
   
Scene 6:  Rita looks out the window and emotes at seeing that Kim
          Schuster is back in town.  Norman goes out and throws a
          snowball at David Schuster and his daughter.  Kim then throws a
          snowball at her father. Schuster throws a snowball at Kim. 

          Rita invites Schuster into the Pharmacy where it is warmer. 
          Norman offers Kim some hot chocolate.  He talks to Kim about
          Rodney and Joe's fight.  Schuster asks Rita if Norman has a job
          yet.  Rita says that Norman is working for Eli Carson.  Mr.
          Schuster accuses Norman of trying to manipulating Kim's
          testimony.
       
Scene 7:  In court, Steven is examining Kim in the witness chair.  He
          asks her about the block-and-tackle.  He asks Kim how the fight
          started.

Episode 191.
03-08-66
     
          The jury retires.  Allison goes home.  Peyton invites Rodney
          and Leslie to dinner.

WA:       The long frustrating murder trial of Rodney Harrington reaches
          its final chapter.  The witnesses have been called, the closing
          arguements given.  And the judge has instructed the jury on the
          law of the case.  And now twelve men and women forced to keep
          silent must make themselves heard.
             
Intro:    Steven sitting in the courtroom drawing circles.  Fowler looks
          at the jury.
       
Scene 1:  The judge charges the jury.  Steven walks over to John Fowler.
          Elliot explains to Rodney that it is customary for the Prosecuting 
          attorney to congratulate the defense attorney on a job well done,
          and the defense attorney congratulates the prosecuting attorney.
       
Scene 2:  Leslie is talking to Norman as Thomas, Peyton's chauffeur, comes
          over to invite Leslie and Rodney to dinner that evening.  Leslie
          concurs.  Steven invites Rodney and Norman to dinner at the Inn. 
          Steven says that he will pay.  He invites Norman, also, but Norman
          says, he's too young to drink and too old to watch.
       
Scene 3:  On the street, a newsboy on bicycle tosses a Clarion paper at
          the bottom on the steps to the apartment.  Rita picks it up and
          reads the headline:
                       
                 HARRINGTON JURY OUT 
     
          Eli walks up and talks to Rita for a moment.  He tells her the
          world will not end tomorrow.  She goes up the steps to the
          apartment over the Pharmacy.  [The apartment used to be the home
          of Calvin Hanley, Elliot's father-in-law.]
       
Scene 4:  In the apartment, Norman and Rita talk.  Rita tells Norman that
          they have pork chops for supper that night.  He says, "Good." 
          They are also having spiced apples.  They hug. [Rita says she
          hates girls.  See episode 383.]
     
Scene 5:  John Fowler is reading the paper as Marian comes in and tells
          him that dinner is almost ready.  They talk about the trial. 
          [In this scene, John Fowler looks a lot like Prince Charles. 
          But not quite as goofy.]
       
Scene 6:  In Rossi's office, Stella asks Rossi how he likes her report. 
          He compliments her.  Rossi asks her why she was so set on
          destroying herself.  Rossi tells her that her father died of
          the same sickness that killed her brother.  [hate].  Stella
          unloads on him.  [Stella has a nameplate at her desk.]
       
Scene 7:  At the Carson house, Allison and her mother talk.  Constance
          says, "It's so good to have you home."  Allison says, "I'm so
          glad you're having this baby.  It will be so much easier when
          I'm gone."

Scene 8:  Leslie has come to see Peyton, at the mansion.  Peyton mentions
          Markham enterprises.  The old man then offers a strange bargain
          to Leslie.  Peyton offers the mill for Rodney.  Leslie tells
          him that he is mad.  Peyton wants Rodney to eventually run the
          mill.  Peyton says that the trial has tested Rodney and made
          him stronger.  Peyton wants an heir.  Leslie wants the mill. 
          They have a deal.
       
Scene 9:  Steven comes for Betty.  Steven says the jury is still out. 
          They go out.  Peyton tells Leslie to make up his mind.  Peyton
          invites Rodney in.

Episode 193.
03-14-66
     
          Rodney is found guilty.
       
WA:       During the weeks of Rodney Harrington's trial, the people of
          Peyton Place have talked about his case from every possible
          point of view.  Today, there is little inclination to talk. 
          The trial is over.  The verdict has been reached, and the only
          words left are the words that verdict contains.  The words that
          will determine the future of Rodney Harrington.
             
Intro:    With a covering of snow on the ground, Rodney and Steven walk
          up to and in the courthouse, and down a corridor.   Rodney and
          Steven are wearing gloves, and Steven is carrying a briefcase.
     
Scene 1:  Steven talks with Rodney.  The townfolk file in.  Hannah and
          Betty help Martin up the steps outside the Peyton County
          courthouse.  Stella Chernak enters the courtroom and sits to
          the left of two men on the front row on the right from the
          Judge's viewpoint.  Martin Peyton sits on the aisle on the next
          to last row, from the Judges point-of-view.  Hannah sits to his
          right.   The judge asks the foreman to hand the verdict to the
          bailiff so that he can see it.  Rodney stands.  He is found
          guilty of murder in the second degree. 
     
          The judge says that bail is denied.  Sentencing in five days. 
          Ralph, the bailiff, takes Rodney away.  In victory, Stella
          speaks to Betty.  Betty spews venom at Stella.  Rossi grabs
          Betty and tells her to wait.  Betty threatens to hurt Stella. 
          Peyton tells Hannah to get him out of there.  Peyton expresses
          disappointment in Steven, but Hannah expresses pride.  Hannah
          says, "You did a good job.  You did your best."
       
Scene 2:  Elliot talks with John Fowler.  John says he has a press
          conference scheduled for this afternoon.  He asks John if he
          thinks a retrial will be granted.  John says that Elliot has it
          in for him because of his wife and his father.
       
Scene 3:  In bed, Norman and Rita, discuss the trial.  Norman is very
          angry.  Rita tries to calm him.
       
Scene 4:  Elliot walks across the square into the Book Gallery and relays
          the bad news to Constance that Rodney was found guilty of
          second degree murder.  Constance is shocked.  Constance says
          that Stella lied.  Stella's testimony made it look like Rodney
          was the agressor and that separated it from a lesser verdict. 
          Rodney will pay the price for being Leslie's son.
       
Scene 5:  In Rossi's office, he and Stella talk.  Rossi says that he
          thought Stella would have been gone by now.  She said that she
          had some odds and ends to do.  She wants to put her papers in
          order.  She asks if she quit or was fired.  She says she won't
          ask for references.

Scene 6:  In the Carson house, Allison, greets her mother as she comes
          in.  Allison says she wasn't expecting her for lunch. 
          Constance tells Allison the verdict.  Allison tells her mother
          that Rodney didn't do it.  She asks her mother what she should
          do.
       
Scene 7:  In his cell, Rodney is talking with Leslie and Steven.  Martin
          Peyton arrives.  Peyton congratulates Rodney for surviving. 
          Peyton berates Leslie for his handling of the case.  Peyton
          says that the trial would not have come to fruition if he had
          been here.  Peyton says he will bring in a powerful lawyer. 
          Peyton then berates Steven.  Rodney defends Steven.  He thinks
          Steven wants a second chance just as much as Rodney does.

Episode 195.
03-17-66
   
          Richard Jensen goes to see Stella Chernak.

WA:       Steven Cord has brought Richard Jensen across the country for a
          meeting with Stella Chernak.  Stella's testimony has caused
          Rodney Harrington to be convicted of second degree murder. 
          Steven hopes that a confrontation with her past betrayals will
          force Stella to admit her current one, perjury.
     
Intro:    A large black car is driving slowly with Steven Cord and
          Richard Jensen inside.  They drive past Kent's Marine Engine
          Repairs on the wharf.  That stop at the Chernak house.
   
Scene 1:  Jensen knocks on Stella's door.  Stella is listening to the
          radio with a piano in the background.  Anna Chernak doesn't
          seem to be there.  Stella turns off the radio and goes to the
          door.  She is surprised and terrified to see Richard Jensen. 
          She asks him how he found her.  She says it must have been
          Steven's idea.  He goes inside and she pours him a drink.  They
          talk and he tells her what he wants.  Yellow Jackets and Red
          Devils.
     
Scene 2:  In his cell, Rodney is writing, with his left hand.  Betty has
          come to visit.  He tells her that he was writing instructions
          for what to do with his things.  Rodney tells Betty that she
          should marry Steven Cord.
       
Scene 3:  In Ada Jacks Tavern, Steven is drinking coffee.  Ada comes over
          and tries to cheer him up. 

          Richard Jensen comes up and tells Steven that Stella isn't
          cooperative.  Steven tells Jensen that he has a room for him at
          the Colonial Post Inn, right next to his.

Scene 4:  After leaving Rodney's cell, Betty runs into Dr. Rossi at the
          police station.  Betty tells the doctor that she is worried
          about Rodney.  He is beginning to feel that he is guilty. 
          Rossi asks police Sgt. William Wilson Walker if he can see
          Rodney Harrington. 
   
Scene 5:  Jensen, in the square, calls Norman and Rita over and asks them
          what the Pillory is called, and why it is there.
       
Scene 6:  Allison comes home and talks with Constance.  Constance tells
          her there will be an appeal.  Constance asks Alllison what
          happened at her meeting with Rodney this afternoon.  She says
          that Rodney feels it is hopeless.
       
Scene 7:  Stella, at home, obviously disturbed, takes a small suitcase
          out to her car to leave.  The car won't start.  She begins
          walking toward town and is met by Richard Jensen.  He shows her
          that he has the distributor rotor.  She runs off, dropping her
          suitcase on the way.

Episode 197.
03-22-66
     
          Martin Peyton visits Rodney in jail.

WA:       Steven Cord waits for a long shot to come in.  A long shot
          named Richard Jensen.  The one person who might be able to
          break Stella Chernak's determined perjury.  The one person who
          might free Steven's client, Rodney Harrington, from the
          verdict, guilty of murder.

Intro:    People walking on the wharf.  In the Cider Barrel, Steven looks
          out the steamed up window.  He clears the window with his hand.

Scene 1:  Steven Cord waits in the Cider Barrel for Richard Jensen. 
          Jensen finally arrives and comes in.  Jensen orders "whatever
          he's having."  Charlie asks, "with or without a cinnamon
          stick."  Jensen says, "Surprise me."  Charlie tells Steven
          he wasn't able to talk to Stella.  Jensen has a mug of cider
          with a cinnamon stick.  Charlie asks for 25 cents.  Steven
          pays.  Steven tells Jensen to be at his office at 4:30 and
          leaves.  Jensen asks about a phone.  Leaving the door open,
          Jensen walks out and goes to a pay phone and calls Stella.  In
          his office, Rossi answers and hands the phone to Stella.  She
          pretends it is Fred Blair.  They chat for a while.
       
Scene 2:  Rita rushes out of the Pharmacy and goes in the Chandlery to
          see Norman, who is assisting Eli Carson.  Rita is uneasy about
          the upcoming dinner with Martin Peyton.  Rita tells Norman that
          she is scared.  Rita wants Norman to get them out of it.  Rita
          says she is not going.  And she means it.  Eli, as is his
          custom to intercede [intrude], gives Rita a condensed course in
          etiquette.  He says to watch Peyton out of the corner of her
          eye.  They practice for the dinner.  Rita says, "I insist that
          you call me Mrs. Harrington."

Scene 3:  Martin Peyton and Betty enter the Peyton Place Police
          Department and Peyton talks with police Sgt. William Wilson
          Walker.  The Walker asks what is in the package.  Peyton says
          that he has gunpowder in the package for Rodney to breakout. 
          Walker asks to examine the package, but Peyton refuses.  Walker
          insists and Peyton complies.

Scene 4:  Martin Peyton goes to visit Rodney in his cell.  He complains
          about that meddlesome policeman outside [Walker] inspecting the
          package.  Peyton has brought Rodney two books,  "Lord
          Chesterfield's Letters to his Son" and "Pilgrims'
          Progress."  Rodney asks his grandfather to sit down. 
          Rodney says the jail routine is very dull.  Peyton encourages
          his grandson not to give up.  Rodney tells his grandfather that
          there are four days until the sentencing.  Peyton asks Rodney
          what he wants out of life.  He inquires if Rodney if he would
          like to run the mill.  Rodney says no, that he wants to be his
          own man.

Scene 5:  Leslie Harrington comes into the Police Department and talks to
          his former daughter-in-law, Betty.  Betty tells him that Peyton
          is inside talking with Rodney.  When Peyton returns he fusses
          at Leslie for bothering Betty.  Leslie tells Peyton to stay
          away from Rodney.  Peyton leaves with Betty.
       
Scene 6:  Elliot goes in the Book Gallery to talk with Constance.  While
          Elliot waits, Constance tells Mrs. Barrows that she found the
          book that she had wanted and that she will wrap it for her.  He
          talks about Allison typing away in his newspaper office. 
          Allison says that she doesnt want to show him what she is
          writing yet.  [The writers are again setting-up the viewers for
          Allison running away to New York.]

Scene 7:  In Dr. Rossi's office, Allison has just come to find Rossi
          reading her book.  He asks her when she wrote it.  She tells
          him that she wrote it this morning.  He invites her to sit
          down.  Rossi says that he wants an autographed copy of the
          first edition when it is published.  She talks about coming out
          of the coma.  He reads from the book out loud.  He says it is
          nice.  She wants help writing about the people.  Stella comes
          in and tells the doctor that she finished the report on the
          research project.  Rossi and Stella give each other rather
          strange looks.  She leaves.  Rossi tells Allison that Stella
          now has no one to love, since Joe and Gus are dead.  No one to
          need.  [We assume that Anna Chernak is still alive, but Rossi
          didn't consider or acknowledge her].  He says that if Stella
          were to read Allison's work it might help her.
   
Scene 8:  A brief shot of Stella taking a controlled substance from a
          drug cabinet.  She closes the cabinet.
   
Scene 9:  Steven Cord calls the Colonial Post Inn and asks for Richard
          Jensen.  Jensen does not answer the phone in his room.  Steven
          asks for them to tell Jensen that Steven is waiting in his
          office.
       
Scene 10: Stella locks the cabinet, wipes away any latent prints, and
          goes back in Dr. Rossi's office.  Out the office window she
          sees Richard Jensen waiting in the parking lot