The Fever (14 Mar. 1999)

Many in town are getting into new business ventures. With the demise of the North Bridge bus, Alden and Callie want to start their own bus line both to keep the viability and need for the ... See full summary »

Director:

Ken Jubenvill

Writers:

Kevin Sullivan (creator), Raymond Storey

Stars:

Shirley Douglas, Cynthia Belliveau, Kathryn Greenwood

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Shirley Douglas	...	May Bailey (credit only)
Cynthia Belliveau	...	Honey Sutton (credit only)
Kathryn Greenwood	...	Grace Bailey (credit only)
Dylan Provencher	...	Hub Bailey
Tyrone Savage	...	Fat Bailey
James Carroll	...	Max Sutton
Ron Lea	...	Del Sutton
Dalene Irvine	...	Maisey McGinty
Julia Chantrey	...	Alice MacFarlane (as Julia Annis)
Neil Crone	...	Ollie Jefferson
Lynne Griffin	...	Callie Cramp
Dan MacDonald	...	Alden Cramp
Barna Moricz	...	Cliff
Maggie Huculak	...	Lorna MacFarlane
Josh Wittig	...	Buck Mayhew

Storyline

Many in town are getting into new business ventures. With the demise of the North Bridge bus, Alden and Callie want to start their own bus line both to keep the viability and need for the hotel by bringing people to town, and to make money. They talk Del into being a 25% partner, Del who is solely to provide mechanical support and the driving. Del regrets getting into this venture when he first sees the bus Alden purchases and second when the Cramps take total control of the decision making. Max gets into a business venture of his own with the Cramps when he needs transportation for the boy's basketball team to Pinebury and talks Alden into a creative win-win solution with his new bus. Max also later regrets this venture when Alden's decision making gets them into trouble. On smaller scales, Alice is working with her mother cleaning houses. And Fat and Maisey, who stumble along an overturned transport truck with cargo, decide to take the caseload of dry breakfast cereal. Their thought...

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

14 March 1999 (Canada)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), Sullivan Entertainment, Wind At My Back Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

60 min 60 min

Color:

Color

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