PEYTON PLACE Episode 100. 08-03-65 Dr. Claire Morton meets Vincent's twin brother. WA: Vincent and Kenneth Markham have come to Peyton Place. Vincent Markham has lived his life in the world of compassionate medicine. A life of service, of dedication. But as he approaches middle years he remains a twin. In his mind, only one half of a complete human being. Intro: Waterfall, town square. A 1957 Ford drives by the bank. Written by Sonya Roberts and Lionel E. Siegel Directed by Ted Post Scene 1: The phone rings in Dr. Vincent Markham's room 206 at the Colonial Post Inn. A call from a Mr. Ferguson in Philadelphia. The operator has made a mistake because the call is actually for Kenneth Markham. Dr. Vincent Markham admonishes her and slams the phone down. Scene 2: Kenneth Markham is having breakfast with Dr. Rossi at the Colonial Post Inn. Norma, the waitress, comes over and Vincent asks her to instruct the switchboard to put his call through to him in the Restaurant. Rossi asks Norma for his check. Kenneth tells Rossi that he is going to set up a foundation for him. Dr. Markham tells the waitress that he can be reached at Dr. Rossi's office. Scene 3: In Doctors Hospital, Rossi introduces industrialist Kenneth Markham to Dr. Claire Morton. She asks why Kenneth wanted to meet her. Rossi's phone rings and it is Ferguson who tells him $110 thousand a year is available for the foundation. Scene 4: David Schuster comes into his office and tells Julie he was tied up in traffic. She has a report for him. The wording is rather strong and Julie offers to retype it with softer language. [This was before the days of word processors.] She tells Schuster that Rodney Harrington is waiting to see him. She begins typing. She goes in the inner office and asks him why he is always comparing himself to Leslie Harrington. She uses the expression Monday's Heroes in reference to Schuster and Harrington. As Julie is leaving, Rodney comes in. Schuster hires Rodney. Scene 5: At the Book Gallery, Constance is talking with Elliot. Elliot is typing a letter to the editor. Norman comes in to talk with Elliot. Norman asks Elliot what he knows about what happened to Rita the night of the prom. Elliot doesn't give him much information. Norman leaves. Scene 6: On the square, David Schuster talks with Allison. He takes hold of her wrist. Elliot is watching from the Book Gallery. Allison says to give her love to Kim. Scene 7: Allison goes back into the Book Gallery and tells them that David Schuster didn't know that Allison wasn't going to take care of Kim anymore. Doris had not told him. Constance says that Allison will get over it. Constance meant get over Kim. Elliot meant Schuster. Elliot tells Constance he doesn't like the way Schuster touched her. Preview: Elliot talks with Matthew. Schuster talks with Rodney. Leslie talks with Rodney on the phone. EC: Under attack, Schuster is going to have to reveal the kind of a man he is. He's going to have to defend his actions and his ideas. MS: This letter could cause trouble. EC: But what if it's the truth? DS: I've never have eaten crow. I don't think I'd like it. SC: But if that were the only thing on the menu? DS: I'd go to another restaurant. RH: Dad, I want our name to be respected again. LH: I never intended to leave that burden with you, Rod. RH: Well, my name is Harrington, too, you know. Norma, a Colonial Post Inn waitress-uncredited. Monday's hero. Schuster hires Rodney. PREV HOME NEXT