PEYTON PLACE Episode 300. 01-02-67 WA: Jack Chandler has given up his legal claim to the custody of young Rachel Welles. Today, however, Chandler still has an overwhelming concern about Rachel, and has brought the girl's few possessions to doctors Hospital to personally give them to her, which will allow him to see her once again. Intro: Chandler drives up in his red panel wagon and takes a suitcase and a carton into the hospital. Scene 1: In the hospital lab, Chandler speaks to miss Choate and asks to give some packages to Rachel personally. Miss Choate says it would be better to leave the packages with her. Chandler makes it unmistakeably clear that he wants to give the things to Rachel personally. Dr. Rossi and Rachel arrive. Rachel is wearing some new clothes which Constance helped her select. Rossi and Chandler have a heated argument concerning the custody of Rachel. Scene 2: Chandler speaks privately with Rachel, telling her not to say anything about Allison. They talk. He wants to know the truth. Rachel shouts. The police officer comes in. He leavces. Rachel and Chandler fuss. Rachel says that she found the bracelet on th floor of his car. Chandler leaves. Rachel and Rossi talk. Rachel thanks Rossi for having Constance take her shopping. Rachel drops the package and then kicks it. Scene 3: Martin and Hannah are talking. She has to go into town. He asks her where she is going. He refers to where she's going when she leaves town. Martin wants to be apprised of her whereabouts. Martin asks how she will get along. She gives him the keys. He said a real estate person called this morning. She has put Steven's house on the auction block. Martin says she will take a great loss. He tells her that Thomas will be at her disposal. Scene 4: In the kitchen, Elliot is wearing an apron. Constance tells him that she took Rachel shopping. Elliot tells Constance that Rachel reminds her of Allison. Constance says that no one can replace Allison. Constance tells Elliot she wants to have Rachel to take care of Matthew. Elliot thought Rita was next in line after Betty. Constance wants Rachel to live with them. Elliot is against it. He says they should talk to Dr. Rossi about it. They agree. Scene 5: Hannah shows up at Betty's door to say goodbye and to asks about Steven. Betty is packing. [This is convenient since the upcoming fire and Peyton's obligation will let Betty move into the mansion. Hannah says that ambition is the cement in her relationship to Steven as it was to Rodney. Scene 6: Martin Peyton goes in the library, in the Town Hall building, which also houses the jail and courthouse, Martin speaks to miss Hunt, the librarian. He is nooking for Norman. He finds him and tells him he wants to talk. Peyton says, "Norman, grow up." Norman says, "Peter Pan had it made." [The allusion of this is that Peter Pan had no parents]. Peyton thanks Norman for going to the cemetary. Norman says that his mother was insane. He says she was willful and destructive. Asks why Peyton didn't send her to a psychiatrist. Peyton says it is nothing more than a rationale, she was not insane. "She was a morally corrupt woman." Norman says, I know she was insane. Scene 7: Lee Webber is walking on the wharf. He meets up with Rodney and tells him he shouldn't sneak up on anyone. Rodney was on his way to Lee's house. Rodney tries to explain what happened with Sandy. He said he was taking a check to the Webbers. He says that he and Sandy were both down. Lee tells Rodney to stay away from Sandy or he'll wind up like Joe Chernak. Preview: Rossi talks with Elliot and Constance. Steven talks to Hannah. Rita talks to Martin Peyton. MR: Are you up to it? EC: I don't know. MR: Well, then I wouldn't take her into your home. CM: Michael. MR: Listen, Connie, It's something you have to want. All of you. SC: Try to understand. I wish I could put my arms around you and love you for what you've tried to do. But I can't. RJ: He won't let me give him the one thing I can give, a family, children. And I don't know what to do. Miss Hunt, librarian-uncredited. Mention of Joe Chernak. Mention of auction block. PREV HOME NEXT