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Nothing Endures But Change (1990)
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"Road to Avonlea" (1989)Original Air Date:
24 September 1990 (Season 1, Episode 13)Plot:
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It's time for Sarah to go back home. moreCast
(Episode Credited cast)| Sarah Polley | ... | Sara Stanley | |
| Jackie Burroughs | ... | Hetty King | |
| R.H. Thomson | ... | Jasper Dale | |
| Robert Collins | ... | Blair Stanley | |
| Mag Ruffman | ... | Olivia King | |
| Cedric Smith | ... | Alec King | |
| Lally Cadeau | ... | Janet King | |
| Gema Zamprogna | ... | Felicity King | |
| Zachary Bennett | ... | Felix King | |
| Joel Blake | ... | Andrew King | |
| Harmony Cramp | ... | Cecily King | |
| Miklos Perlus | ... | Peter Craig | |
| Elva Mai Hoover | ... | Mrs. Lawson | |
| Barbara Gordon | ... | Mrs. Ray | |
| Maja Ardal | ... | Mrs. Potts |
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*** This comment may contain spoilers ***
This episode is one of the first season on the 3-disk DVD set "Tales from Avonlea". Sarah was supposed to be 10, but young actress Sarah Polley looks more like 8. It is remarkable that a series would be built around such a young actress, but it works because she is so good and so believable.
The episode, set in the snowy winter, is built around Blair returning to Avonlea to get Sarah and bring her back to Montreal. The trial is over and he has been cleared. Without any notice to his relatives in Avonlea, Blair just shows up and plans to leave early the next day with Sarah. That certainly causes a commotion, from several different angles. Sarah has made herself a home there with her relatives and other friends, and is not anxious to leave. Aunt Hattie has gotten attached to Sarah, and sees her as a substitute for her departed sister Ruth. So the whole episode is about the friction and resolving it.
Most of the healing needs to come between Hettie and Blair, each as stubborn as the other. In one exchange Hettie tells Blair, "I had planned to never speak to you again." At one point, Sarah decides to hide out, with the help of her cousins, until Blair and Hettie came to some kind of civil agreement. Good episode.