PEYTON PLACE
Episode 75.
06-03-65
Allison and Rodney look for Kim.
WA: For Doris Schuster, a decision to move to Peyton Place has
tonight returned to haunt her. With her husband and the whole
town searching for a lost child, Doris is alone and terrified
of a threat she now seems to face.
Intro: Peyton Mansion. Doris is alone in the livingroom of the
mansion as Norman comes to the door.
Scene 1: Norman comes in the front door and apologizes for frightening
her. She asks Norman what he wants. She asks what he is doing
here. She asks who he is. He says that he is Norman
Harrington and that he used to live there. She asks if he has
seen Kim. She describes her daughter. He asks if there is
anything he can do to help. He tells her that he hasn't seen
her. She asks what he wants. He says that he just wants to be
there, to look around.
Scene 2: In the Book Gallery, Allison has found Kim and is restraining
her. Rodney comes in. Kim breaks loose and Allison tells
Rodney to catch her. Rodney catches and holds Kim. She smiles
at Rodney and then at Allison. Allison telephones the mansion.
Scene 3: The phone rings in the Schuster (Peyton / Harrington) mansion
and Doris answers. Allison tells Mrs. Schuster that they have
found Kim and that she is all right. They offer to bring her
directly home, and Doris agrees and thanks them. Doris tells
Norman that Kim has been found. Norman mentions the changes
that have been made. Norman says that nothing is the same.
Doris invites Norman to come back some time and talk. She says
she knows something about lonliness, too. Norman leaves.
Scene 4: Schuster goes to a phone booth on the east end of the square
and calls Doris. Doris tells David that Kim has been found.
He says he will be right home. Schuster tells Rossi that Kim
is on her way home. Schuster tells Rossi how relieved he is.
Dr. Rossi drives Schuster to the mansion.
Scene 5: Betty Anderson walks home from the hospital and goes in the
house. Julie comes downstairs. Betty asks Julie if she knew
Jerry Bedford before he left Peyton Place. Julie says that
there was something special about Jerry and that she would like
for Betty to start dating again. Betty asks what Julie intends
to do concerning George.
Scene 6: Rev. Jerry Bedford is working in his office as there is a knock
on the door. It is Claire Morton who has come to talk. Jerry
says that he has been working on a sermon. Jerry tells an army
joke about a calm lieutenant. Claire asked why Jerry decided
to try.
Scene 7: The mansion chimes ring and Rodney comes in carrying Kim.
Doris takes Kim in her arms and gives her a big hug. David and
Rossi arrive. David introduces Dr. Rossi to Doris. Rossi says
that he is sure that Kim is ok. David says that Kim should be
put to bed. Doris agrees and Kim runs over to Allison.
Scene 8: Rossi says goodnight and leaves. David says that Kim should be
put to bed. David picks up Kim to carry her upstairs. Allison
says that Kim was talking to her doll. Doris says that Kim
should be put to bed. David carries Kim upstairs. Allison
follows. Rodney talks with Doris. Kim was lost. Norman broke
in like a common thief. Doris tells Rodney that the mansion is
her house now and she wishes people would leave her in peace.
Scene 9: In their hotel room in Boston, Constance and Elliot are
discussing colors for the livingroom. Elliot says that he
would like a workbench in the garage, and some tools.
Constance says that he can start his woodworking career by
making a coffee table. She says that she will call Mr. Payne
for a painting estimate. Elliot hugs Constance.
Scene 10: Rodney takes Allison home. Allison says that it is quiet.
Rodney tells her that Doris told him about Norman breaking in
to the house. They say goodnight. Allison invites Rodney in.
He declines. She says goodnight again. Rodney asks Allison
why she went down to the schooner. She explains that it seemed
like a good place to think. Allison and Rodney kiss. Allison
goes in.
Preview: Claire talks with Dr. Rossi. Norman talks to Rodney. David
and Doris Schuster raise their voices to each other.
CM: Doctor, there's no point in this conversation.
MR: All right, I'll be as blunt as I know how. Do you
think it would be impossible for the two of us to
work here together on the staff without constant
friction?
NH: I've already got one father. If it's all the same to
you, I don't need another one. As a matter of fact I
don't need the father I've got.
David: Doris, I am at the mill all day long. She is with
you most of the time.
Doris: Let me promise you that this will never happen again.
Mr. Payne, painter.
Rev. Jerome Jerry Bedford-Ted Hartley
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