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North and South (US) :: Book 1 - Episode 3 (01x03)

 
Episode Information
 
Title: Book 1 - Episode 3
Episode #: 01x03
Original Airdate: 1985
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Episode Crew
Director: Richard T. Heffron
Story: John Jakes
Teleplay: Douglas Heyes (1)
Paul F. Edwards (3)
Patricia Green (1)
Kathleen A. Shelley
 
Episode Summary
 
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George and Constance get married, but all is not happiness and bliss when his brother, Stanley, proves to be an adversary in business matters. Virgilia’s anti-slavery rants become even more extreme and she outrages both families when the Mains visit Pennsylvania for the summer. Orry’s cousin Charles, who was previously thought of as only a minor member of the family, proves himself to be a gentleman and Billy Hazard develops and admiration of the Main girls.
 
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Episode Notes
 
This episode features George and Constance getting married. James Read and Wendy Kilborne got married in real life and have several children.
 
 
Episode Quotes
 
Orry: (in regards to the impending duel) You are a Main, and I can’t have you dying on me and sullying the family name.
Charles: Well, if there’s one reason on Earth I wouldn’t want to get my brains blown out, that’s it.
 
 
Episode Goofs
 
The tracks at the train station are overgrown with grass, in spite of the fact that there are supposed to be several trains an hour going past.
 
 
Cultural References
 
No one attends George and Constance’s wedding because at that time it would have been unheard of for a Protestant to marry a Catholic. A mixed marriage would have been covered up and considered a great source of shame by many in the community.
 
 
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