PEYTON PLACE Episode 434. 05-27-68 Constance and Elliot say goodbye. WA: The day has come. The day that Dr. Michael Rossi thought he would never see. The day that the Elliot Carsons are leaving Peyton Place. An abrupt unforseen and bitterly painful end to a friendship that had grown and flourished for many years. And Dr. Rossi is helpless to do anything about it. Intro: Rossi drives up and gets out of his sporty red convertible. Constance and Elliot are watching. Scene 1: Elliot and Constance are in the Book Gallery, talking. Betty comes in. Elliot tells her he knows of a house for rent. Elliot leaves to supervise the movers. Betty asks again for the Carsons to stay for the wedding. Betty says that Julie isn't coming. Constance says she is flattered, but they are ready to leave. Constance doesn't want any prolonged goodbyes. Betty tells Constance that she will miss her. Betty tells Elliot that she will miss him. Betty gets up on her tippy toes and kisses Elliot goodbye. Scene 2: Carolyn is on the bandstand conducting Schuberts Rosamunda to an imaginary orchestra. Marsha says they will have a talk when she gets home. Carolyn asks what Marsha and Fred talked about in the courthouse. Marsha says she is sorry that Carolyn is bitter. Carolyn says that she is not going to New York. Carolyn runs off and gets in the red convertible with Joe Rossi. Scene 3: Jill comes in the chapel and talks with Tom Winter. Susan comes in and joins them. Jill leaves and Susan comes in. Susan asks how Jill is working out. He asks how Boston was. Tom mentions the companies that Susan's father has. Susan wants more of his attention. Scene 4: Carolyn and Joe are sitting in the red convertible in a park. Carolyn tries to talk his ear off. Carolyn complains about the possibility that they are leaving. Carolyn asks what a swinger like Joe is doing in a town like this. Joe says, "You didn't want to leave because you met me and you flipped. Scene 5: Elliot comes in the almost empty house and prepares to leave. Constance says that this is a good house. The house is for rent. Dr. Rossi shows up at the door and apologizes for giving Constance and Elliot so much pain. Elliot says forget it, its over, its finished. Elliot is sarcastic. Elliot says he is still angry. Constance thanks Rossi for coming over. Rossi says he can't really believe they are leaving. Eli will fix up the house and either rent it or sell it. Rossi says he can take the key and give it to Eli in case they miss him. Elliot tells Rossi that he has been a good friend. And he thanks him for that. Elliot shuts the door and leaves. Scene 6: Elliot and Constance go over to see Eli across the street from the General Store to say goodbye. Eli says, have a good trip. Elliot says take care of yourself. Eli tells Matthew, goodbye. Elliot helps Constance into the car. He comes around and gets in the driver's seat. Eli walks off. Preview: Betty talks to Julie. Leslie talks to Rodney. Joe talks with Tom. BA: Mother, I understand your needs. But don't you see, I can't fill them at the cost of my own marriage not again. LH: The mill's been sold. Right from under me. And I'm going to be leaving you. My services are no longer needed. JR: So you really dig her. TW: That girl is trying to lift yourself out of the gutter, your gutter. Stay clear. PREV HOME NEXT