Episode #1.17

Episode aired Jan 27, 1976
TV-PG
22m

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7.7/10

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Comedy Romance

Sgt. Foley risks rescuing Mary, but to no avail. Tied back-to-back, Foley lets slip his amorous feelings for Mary. Mae and Tom hatch a plan sure to persuade Rev. Standfast to swear on the Bi... Read allSgt. Foley risks rescuing Mary, but to no avail. Tied back-to-back, Foley lets slip his amorous feelings for Mary. Mae and Tom hatch a plan sure to persuade Rev. Standfast to swear on the Bibles.Sgt. Foley risks rescuing Mary, but to no avail. Tied back-to-back, Foley lets slip his amorous feelings for Mary. Mae and Tom hatch a plan sure to persuade Rev. Standfast to swear on the Bibles.

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7.7/10

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Trivia
Sgt. Foley woos Mary by reciting the opening lines of William Shakespeare's Sonnet 18 ("Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?").

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Jesus Jarrera: [on television] Flash! Flash! We have just learned that one of Fernwood's Finest is attempting to ender the rear of the abandoned Chinese laundry. Now, he is reported to be armed and dangerous, as is the killer. So, in case of any bloodshed or death, Clete and I will be right here on target! But out of range, of course.
Heather Hartman: Death or bloodshed?
Martha Shumway: They're just saying it. They don't mean a word of it!
Heather Hartman: But if they're going in with a gun, and Davey's got a gun...
Raymond Larkin: It'll be a real old-fashioned shootout!
Martha Shumway: Grandpa!
Heather Hartman: But what if they hurt my mother? What if they hurt my mother?
Martha Shumway: Now Heather, you know very well they're trying to cut down the violence on television!