PEYTON PLACE Episode 335. 05-09-67 Elliot has a fight with Chandler on the wharf. WA: Jack Chandler pleaded with Leslie Harrington to give him money to leave town. Harrington put him off and tonight Chandler is on a collision course. His feelings for young Rachel Welles are now almost uncontrollable. Cornered by those feelings and by the intense pressure of Elliot Carson, Chandler at this moment sees only one way out. Flight. Intro: At night, Chandler is walking on the wharf. Scene 1: On the wharf, Elliot calls to Jack Chandler, but calls him Forrest. He responds. Elliot says, "You got two names, Chandler and Forrest? They're one and the same, aren't they?" They talk then fight. Chandler throws a block at Elliot and it misses. Chandler swings an oar. Elliot takes it away from him. He bangs Chandler against a post and the fight ends. Elliot says, "Tell me where she is. Tell me or I will kill you." Chandler collapses. Scene 2: In a darkened examining room, Rossi is looking at Elliot's eyes. Rossi apologizes to Elliot, "I'm sorry you had to wait so long for treatment, Elliot, but first we have to treat the losers." Rossi says Elliot has quite a collection of splinters. He says, "I'd say you should be feeling like the luckiest fool in the world. Because Chandler is not in a coma. He has no concussion or any brain damage." Rossi fusses at Elliot for fighting. Scene 3: In an examining room in Doctors Hospital, the police interview Elliot concerning the fight on the wharf. They ask him if he wishes to file charges. They tell him since there was no weapon used and the injuries were minor that he can charge a misdemeanor. Elliot laughs at the idea of filing a misdemeanor complaint. Scene 4: In room 127 of Doctors Hospital, the police interview Chandler concerning the fight on the wharf. They ask if he wishes to make a statement. Chandler says that Elliot jumped him. He charges that Mr. Carson assaulted him. He is asked to sign a complaint. Scene 5: Rachel talks to Constance about Allison. The phone rings and Elliot says he's okay. But he would like her to call Steven Cord to come to the jail. Scene 6: Martin Peyton talks to Betty about her escapade in New York City and her theft of his will. Steven comes in to request that Peyton not use Betty as an errand boy for Leslie Harrington. Peyton agrees to comply with that wish. Peyton says that Steven despises him and properly so. Steven would hold the marriage together just to spite Peyton. Scene 7: Elliot calls Constance to tell her that he is in jail. He wants her to call Steven Cord. Scene 8: In their bedroom, Betty talks to Steven who is doing paper work. Steven says that Lee Webber is up to something. Mary knocks and comes in to tell Steven he has a phone call. Scene 9: In a police station lawyer-client conference room, Steven tells Elliot that he will be arraigned in the morning. That he has been charged with assault. They found splinters matching an oar in Elliot hands. Elliot said he took the oar away from Chandler. He could get one to twelve years in prison for felonious assault. Scene 10: Betty goes in to talk to Steven. Mary knocks and says Elliot is on the phone. Scene 11: In the Peyton County Town Hall jail, Elliot is led to his cell. The guard shuts and locks the door. Elliot is wearing his suit and a loose tie. Preview: Constance talks to Elliot in the jail. Steven talks to Lee in the limousine. Chandler talks to Rachel from his hospital bed threatening the Carsons. CM: I raised one child without her ever knowing her father. I can do it again if I had to. But I also remember how it was for Allison. SC: If I see you where you don't belong, again, I'm going to take you apart piece by piece. And then I'm going to shove those pieces down your master's throat. JC: Nothing on earth is going to keep me from doing, what I'm going to do, to Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Carson. PREV HOME NEXT