Episode Info
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Episode number: 1x8 Airdate: Wednesday November 03rd, 1965 |
Recap
In Tokyo, Scott and Kelly go to the apartment of Michael Fane, an agency friend of Kelly's. A woman, Jean, finally answers the door and lets them in, and then offers them a drink. She's clearly drunk and says that Michael told her about Kelly. When they ask where Michael is, Jean direct their attention to a photo of the man. They don't realize at first that she's pointing to the cremation urn next to the photo...Read the full recap
Episode Quotes
Jean: He died, he got himself killed. Kelly, it just doesn't make any sense.
Kelly: Getting killed isn't supposed to make any sense.
Kelly: Getting killed isn't supposed to make any sense.
Kraft: Pity. I would have made him a very wealthy man.
Kelly: Is that a fact?
Kraft: Um-hmm. Very gratifying to be wealthy. Money is the touchstone that turns a wish into a fact.
Kelly: Huh. Make a note of that.
Kelly: Is that a fact?
Kraft: Um-hmm. Very gratifying to be wealthy. Money is the touchstone that turns a wish into a fact.
Kelly: Huh. Make a note of that.
Alexander: The pitifulness of your self.
Kelly: Do you think I might take up Zen?
Alexander: I think you had better take up a bazooka, fully loaded.
Kelly: Well, I'm not going to take up with funny women, I'll tell you that.
Alexander: I think I had better get you a pink belt with a noodle cluster.
Kelly: Do you think I might take up Zen?
Alexander: I think you had better take up a bazooka, fully loaded.
Kelly: Well, I'm not going to take up with funny women, I'll tell you that.
Alexander: I think I had better get you a pink belt with a noodle cluster.
Episode Goofs
Bill Cosby's stunt double during the karate fighting sequences is much broader than Mr. Cosby.
Cultural References
Kelly: Well, let's see, we have had Wynken, and Blynken, and I didn't think too much of them, and one of them is playing Nod.
"Wynken, Blynken, and Nod" is a children's poem by Eugene Field (1889), which tells the story of three sleeping children who sail the sky in a wooden shoe.
"Wynken, Blynken, and Nod" is a children's poem by Eugene Field (1889), which tells the story of three sleeping children who sail the sky in a wooden shoe.
Other Episode Crew
| • Executive Producer | Sheldon Leonard |
| • Producer | Fouad Said | Morton Fine | David Friedkin |
| • Associate Producer | Ronald Jacobs |
| • Casting | Ruth Burch |
| • Music | Earle Hagen |
| • Music Editor | Ken Johnson (5) |
| • Hairstylist | Donna McDonough |
| • Make-up | Stan Smith |
| • Set Decorator | Ken Swartz |
| • Property Master | Stuart Stevenson |
| • Production Assistant | Joel Swanson |
| • Director of Photography | Fleet Southcott |
| • Production Supervisor | Ronald Jacobs |
| • Art Director | Kenneth A. Reid |
| • Production Manager | Frank Myers (1) | Edward M. Hillie |
| • Sound Editor | Dick Maier (1) |
| • Special Effects | Joe Lombardi |
| • Film Editor | Bud Molin |
| • Costumer | Harald Johnson | Florence Albert |
| • Assistant Director | Robert Daley |
| • Sound Engineer | Jimmy Thompson |
| • Music Coordinator | Walter Popp |
| • Continuity | Michael Preece (1) |
| • Editorial Coordinator | Jerry Jameson |
| • Location Unit Director | David Friedkin |
| • Location Director Of Photography | Fouad Said |
| • Assistant To The Production Manager | Stanley J. Brooks |
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