The First Time

Episode aired Oct 3, 1983
TV-PGTV-PG
47m

IMDb RATING

7.6/10

264

YOUR RATING

Kate Jackson in Scarecrow and Mrs. King (1983)

Adventure

Comedy

Romance

At a train station Amanda King runs into Lee Stetson, a man carrying an important package. On the run, he asks a reluctant Amanda to give it to "the man in the red hat" for him. Unable to do... Read allAt a train station Amanda King runs into Lee Stetson, a man carrying an important package. On the run, he asks a reluctant Amanda to give it to "the man in the red hat" for him. Unable to do so she takes it home to unforeseen consequences.At a train station Amanda King runs into Lee Stetson, a man carrying an important package. On the run, he asks a reluctant Amanda to give it to "the man in the red hat" for him. Unable to do so she takes it home to unforeseen consequences.

IMDb RATING

7.6/10

264

YOUR RATING

Directors
- Burt Brinckerhoff
- Rod Holcomb
Writers
- Eugenie Ross-Leming
- Brad Buckner
Stars

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Quotes
Lee: I don't want to put your family in any further danger.
Amanda: And what about me?
Lee: Champagne?

Connections
Follows Scarecrow and Mrs. King (1983)

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It's a COMEDY!

As a graduate student in Counseling Psychology trying to finish my thesis... and after hearing the pain of clients for several hours... Well, everything melts away when I come home and watch an episode of "Scarecrow and Mrs. King." I absolutely love the romance and HUMOR in this show! This show is most identified as a romance-adventure... but, quite honestly, I think it is WAY funnier than most of the crap "comedies" on TV today. Many, many great quips and barbs along the way... and even the choice to put Beverly Garland (Dotty, the mother) in a sweater that has "A bit Dotty" stitched in it is subtly hilarious! Aside from some modern classics like "Arrested Development," few TV comedies can actually deliver their humor the way it's done (with true hilarity and void of smug "Hey look at me I'm funny!" style) in "Scarecrow."

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