PEYTON PLACE Episode 447. 07-15-68 Carolyn has a heart-to-heart conversation with her father. Fred tells her that he will be moving to Boston. WA: The Rev. Tom Winter has just heard his home described as an ideal environment for young Jill Smith and her baby. His home is not ideal. Because Tom Winter has been fighting against his feelings for Jill for some time now. A fact which his wife, Susan suspects, and for reasons of her own, enjoys. Intro: Tom is standing in the sanctuary as Susan comes in and sits in the second pew on the left of the congregation. Scene 1: Susan asks, "What time is your next sermon, Tom?" He says, "As soon as I find something worth preaching about." She suggests, "How about conscience?" Susan leaves. Scene 2: Susan goes through the livingroom and checks the appointment book on her husband's desk. Susan calls the operator and asks for a ringback on 555-2100 to test the phone. The phone rings. Susan says, "How bad is she? Oh, Arthur, that's terrible, I'll leave right away." She tells Tom that her friend Jean Wilbur has been hurt in a car wreck. She asks Tom to go to Boston with her. He says he has too many appointments today. He asks her if she can make it by herself. She says she will call from Boston. Scene 3: Fred goes to see Marsha. He has been transferred to Boston. They talk at length. The phone rings. Marsha answers and talks with Dr. Rossi. He wants to chat but it is not a good time for Marsha. Fred says he is glad that she is going out again. She asks Fred if he has told Carolyn that he is leaving. He thanks her for not giving the real reason for the divorce. Scene 4: Betty is at the top of the stairs as Rodney explains some details of motorcycle repair to Norman, "You loosten the set screw and the whole fitting comes loose." Norman adds, "But you can't get to it until you remove thw whole clutch assembly." Rodney suggests entering one of the cross country bikes in a motorcycle race to build business. Betty suggests that she ride. Rodney says that it is not as dangerous as it looks. Betty says that she couldn't stand it if anything happened to Rodney. Scene 5: At the Cider Barrel, Fred Russell sits down at a table with Carolyn. Charlie walks over with a towel on his shoulder. Carolyn orders, "A jumbo combination with cheese on the burger and chili on the hot dog. And may I have both potato salad and cole slaw. And a chocolate milk shake very thin." Fred orders "a double bi-carbonate on the rocks." Carolyn tells Fred that she doesn't like to have her father rationed. Carolyn says it didn't take long for Marsha to get over her her post-divorce blues. Carolyn says that Rossi isn't at all like Fred. Carolyn says she wants to go home. She leaves. Scene 6: Carrying a tray, Jill comes in to annoy Tom Winter. She has brought him some sandwiches and coffee. He is working on the new budget. Jill asks if Mrs. Winter. He asks her if she heard the phone ring. He gets curt with her. She said that she didn't want to come here. He gets rude and testy with her and storms out. Preview: Jeff talks to Carolyn. Ada talks with Steven. Fred talks with Dr. Rossi. JC: What did Joe want? You like his kind? Groovy. The next time you two have a quarrel, count me out, Okay. AJ: What are you going to do with that note? SC: It wouldn't be too long before the police started asking the same questions. Eddie is gone. That leaves Norman and Rita to come up with the answers. FR: Is this a casual thing, or are you two serious? MR: I don't think this is any of your business. FR: Carolyn is my business. Fred Russell-Joe Maross. Carolyn Russell-Elizabeth "Tippy" Walker. PREV HOME NEXT