Once More with Feeling 

A professor likes to give the female students some extra 'tutoring'. Logan is offended by his advances, and attempts to do something about it, which proves to be futile without witnesses.

Director:

Marvin Kupfer

Writers:

James Bridges (developed for television by), William Froug (teleplay)

Stars:

John Houseman, James Stephens, Tom Fitzsimmons

Cast

Episode cast overview:
John Houseman	...	Professor Charles W. Kingsfield Jr.
James Stephens	...	James T. Hart
Tom Fitzsimmons	...	Franklin Ford III
Robert Ginty	...	Thomas Craig Anderson
James Keane	...	Willis Bell
Francine Tacker	...	Elizabeth Logan
Robert Reed	...	Professor Howard
Judith Chapman	...	Amelia Hutton
Charles Hallahan	...	Ernie
Boyd Bodwell	...	Langhorn
Ysabel MacCloskey	...	Mrs. Connell
Karl Ellis	...	Green
Christine Dickinson	...	Eileen
Kay Cummings	...	Doris
Linda McClure	...	Gwen

Storyline

A professor likes to give the female students some extra 'tutoring'. Logan is offended by his advances, and attempts to do something about it, which proves to be futile without witnesses.

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Language:

English

Release Date:

27 February 1979 (USA)

Filming Locations:

20th Century Fox Studios - 10201 Pico Blvd., Century City, Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

20th Century Fox Television

Technical Specs

Runtime:

60 min

Sound Mix:

Mono (RCA Photophone Sound Recording)

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Goofs

On the DVD version, because of an editing mistake, the credit for novelist John Jay Osborn Jr. does not appear in the opening credits.

User Reviews

Mr Brady got triablized

Damn Brady Bunch...even in that show you see Robert Reed's classical training...he made that show with his zen-like calmness and rationality. If he was not type cast ala almost every 60's comedy actor (list to great, just talk to Don Adams or Fred Gwynne...Bob Denver is the pin-up actor for type casting), Reed would have been a serious dramatic actor and I am glad he got roles like this.

This is an excellent show, but the acting lacks quality at time less Houseman who is far and above the best. Reed suffers from poor writing here. Dude is horny for hot student and there is no depth to his character. He must have been so jaded on Hollywood at this point in his career. Guy wants to go deep but cannot because TV won't allow for it. He can't do movie roles because he is Mike Brady. The residual checks from The Brady Bunch suck, now what? Theater? Satisfaction, no bank. Welcome to Hollywood. Then there was the Charlie Sheen of the late 70's making huge bucks for dribble and mindless junk food. Life is never reasonable.