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Season 3 |
| 11 :03x01 - Appalachian Autumn (Oct/07/1969) | | In a West Virginia welfare community, a VISTA worker envisions a way to bring industry to the area through the pottery skills of a young boy. | | Guest Stars: Belinda Montgomery as Eula, Arthur Kennedy as Rome Harper, Jesse Vint as Buck, Lucas White as Joe Borden, Ted Eccles as guest star, Jeff Pomerantz as Jared, Philip Alford as Hugh Harper, Estelle Winwood as Grandma Harper, Teresa Wright as Virgie Harper | Director: William Graham
Writer: Earl Hamner, Jr. | | | |
| 12 :03x02 - Sadbird (Dec/01/1969) | | Owing money to a loan shark, a young man is forced to take a nine-to-five job with a toy company and discovers that he's good at what he does only he's sworn he'd never be part of the square corporate world. | | Guest Stars: Edward Asner as Nat Congdon, Jeff Siggins as Robbie, Cory Fischer as Davey, Pamela Kingsly as Tanis II, Andre Philippe as guest star, Jason Wingreen as guest star, Sorrell Booke as Timmons, Kathleen Dabney as Tanis, Gabriel Dell (1) as Mickey, Linda Lavin as Carol Brandt, Tyne Daly as Sarah, Glynn Turman (1) as Jackson, Robert Foxworth as Alex Miller, Jack Albertson as Joe Singer, Jack Weston as Marty | Director: William Graham
Writer: George Bellak | | | |
| 13 :03x03 - The Day Before Sunday (Feb/10/1970) | | A fortyish department store executive from Tulsa flies East to attend her niece's graduation from an exclusive prep school and finds romance along the way. | | Guest Stars: Mary Brown as guest star, Tracy Bogart (1) as guest star, Roger Newman as guest star, Jason Wingreen as guest star, John Rubinstein as guest star, Paulene Myers as guest star, Dianne Hull (1) as Kitten, Michael Anderson Jr. as Chris, Jacqueline Scott as Cassie, Farley Granger as Richard, Uta Hagen as Annamae Whiteley, Martin Balsam as Jesse Rothenberg, Sarah Frankboner as guest star | Director: Paul Bogart
Writer: Robert J. Crean | | | |
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