Love Will Find a Way (12 Jun. 2008)

After their first experiment with swinging at the Deckers' party the Millers decide not to make it a habit. Susan makes friends with Trina, while her old friend Janet distances herself from... See full summary »

Director:

Alan Poul

Writers:

Mike Kelley (creator), Mike Kelley

Stars:

Molly Parker, Jack Davenport, Grant Show

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Molly Parker	...	Susan Miller
Jack Davenport	...	Bruce Miller
Grant Show	...	Tom Decker
Lana Parrilla	...	Trina Decker
Miriam Shor	...	Janet Thompson
Shanna Collins	...	Laurie Miller
Britt Robertson	...	Samantha Saxton
Aaron Christian Howles	...	B. J. Miller
Josh Hopkins	...	Roger Thompson
Michael Rady	...	Doug Stephens
Nick Benson	...	Rick Thompson (as Nicholas J. Benson)
Kate Norby	...	Gail Saxton
Erin Daniels	...	Sylvia Davis
Mark Valley	...	Brad Davis
Kyle Searles	...	Logan Rhode

Storyline

After their first experiment with swinging at the Deckers' party the Millers decide not to make it a habit. Susan makes friends with Trina, while her old friend Janet distances herself from her. Bruce is successful at his new job as a stockbroker, and it turns into a celebration with the Deckers at the local Playboy club. B.J. helps the girl next door with her runaway plans while his sister Laurie accepts her teacher's invitation to see a play.

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Plot Keywords:

playboy club | avant garde theatre | swimwear | bare chested male | walkie talkie | 

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

12 June 2008 (USA)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

User Reviews

Love Will Find a Way marks an impressive second episode of "Swingtown"

When I previously reviewed the pilot episode of "Swingtown", I forgot to mention it took place in my childhood hometown of Chicago, Ill. This episode had some good exterior scenes of the downtown area there as we see Bruce at his job as a trader. As enjoyable as this episode was, however, I have to once again mention some anachronisms concerning music used in the summer of '76 setting: 1977's "Best of My Love" by the Emotions and '78's "Love Will Find a Way" by Pablo Cruise. Unlike last week, both the adult couples' and the teens' stories provided equal interest especially the one concerning that teen boy and the runaway girl who provided some background about the ring she wore around her neck that belonged to her father who fought in Vietnam. I'm not sure I liked that all-female production of "Waiting for Godot" as much as that other teen girl did but it certainly was an interesting presentation as it was briefly played here. The way various couples were interacting and/or avoiding each other was of high interest to me as was the way certain objects stayed still while the rest of the scenes were dissolving. What I've seen of "Swingtown" looks good so far. Can't wait to see what the next episode provides...P.S. I also loved Janet's dream sequence involving she and her husband and the swinging couple they encountered previously...