PEYTON PLACE Episode 174. 01-27-66 Norman testifies for the prosecution. WA: For Allison Mackenzie, each day is a day of hope. A hope for the future. A day when she will fit together the pieces of truth from her past. Intro: Two men are going into Doctors Hospital. Allison, in her wheel chair is going into Rossi's office. Scene 1: Allison begins to chat with Rossi's project assistant, Stella Chernak. Allison asks Stella what she was listening to as she came in. Stella says she was listening to the news. Allison turns the radio on. Stella grabs the radio from her and turns it off. Stella says that the radio isn't hers and she doesn't want it getting broken. When Stella leaves, Allison turns the radio back on and catches a newscast telling about Rodney's trial. Dr. Rossi comes in and realizes that Allison knows about Rodney. Rossi tells Allison that she can't hide everytime something upsets her. Rossi opens the door for her and she leaves. Scene 2: Dr. Rossi goes into the lab to fuss at Stella. He blames Stella for leaving a newspaper out where Allison would see the article about Rodney Harrington's trial and Joe Chernak's death. He asks her if she did it on purpose. Scene 3: In the Book Gallery, Constance, Elliot, and Ada discuss the newspaper item announcing the marriage of Rita Charmaine Jacks to Norman Harrington. Elliot offers to print wedding announcements for them. Scene 4: Rodney tells Steven that Norman and Rita Jacks got married the previous night. Scene 5: Norman talks with Leslie and Rodney in the apartment. Scene 6: Phyllis Sloan fusses at John Fowler about the disappearance of her sister, Marian. Fowler says that he doesn't know where his wife is. Scene 7: Back in the courtroom, Norman, as a hostile witness, is examined by John Fowler about the fight, and asks if Joe Chernak had challenged Norman's manhood. Norman is 18. Steven cross-examines Norman. Norman is excused. Preview: Rodney talks to Dr. Rossi. Stella Chernak talks with John Fowler. Rodney talks to Allison. RH: I don't have time, doctor. I may have about 3 more weeks of freedom left. I'm on trial for murder right now. SC: You don't trust anybody or anything, do you, Mr. Fowler? JF: I intend to win, miss Chernak. RH: I don't think I can come back here anymore. No treatment in the world is going to make you love me again. Phyllis Sloan, Marian Fowler's married sister in Boston-Bek Nelson. PREV HOME NEXT