Are There Any More Out There Like You?

Episode aired Nov 7, 1963
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7.4/10

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Four college students rundown a pedestrian on Christmas Eve, but refuse to say who drove. The well-off father of 1 student arranges for preferential treatment for all, to spare his family's ... Read allFour college students rundown a pedestrian on Christmas Eve, but refuse to say who drove. The well-off father of 1 student arranges for preferential treatment for all, to spare his family's name, but the flippant attitude of the students tortures him, so he's torn about covering ... Read allFour college students rundown a pedestrian on Christmas Eve, but refuse to say who drove. The well-off father of 1 student arranges for preferential treatment for all, to spare his family's name, but the flippant attitude of the students tortures him, so he's torn about covering up for the driver, even if it is his only daughter.

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- Elliot Silverstein
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- Luther Davis(teleplay)
- George Cuomo(short story)
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Four college students rundown a pedestrian on Christmas Eve, but refuse to say who drove. The well-off father of 1 student arranges for preferential treatment for all, to spare his family's name, but the flippant attitude of the students tortures him, so he's torn about covering up for the driver, even if it is his only daughter. —David Stevens

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Closing credits misidentify the character Marty Griswald as "Walter Griswold".

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6/10

Four young adults kill someone with their car....and they couldn't seem to care less and think it's all a joke.

A rich father (Robert Ryan) is called by the police. His daughter is in jail along with three of her friends. It seems they were joyriding and ran someone over...killing the guy. Inexplicably, when the father arrives, he sees that the four college students are smug jerks who couldn't seem to care less about the death of the pedestrian. Oddly, after acting like total jerks, they also expect the father to bail them out of jail...and he does! What's next? See the show.

To me, the episode had a good point to make but also lacked subtlety. Having the four completely devoid of remorse was an interesting story idea but having them be THAT obviously obnoxious and entitled seemed a bit extreme. Had they toned it down a tiny bit, it would have worked better. Overall, interesting and it could have scored an 8 or 9 had they just used more subtlety.

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