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Flying High
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  Season -2 (Printable Guide)  
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Flying High (Aug/28/1978)
The adventures of three stewardesses and her affairs with passengers and crew. Pam, Marcy and Lisa work for Sun West Airlines based in Los Angeles. Their pilot is the womanizer Captain Doug March. This was the telefilm that originated the series.
Guest Stars: David Hayward as Burt Stahl, Lilyan Chauvin as Miss Simmons, Casey Biggs as Dale, Carmen Zapata as Mrs. Bellagio, Marcia Wallace as Connie Martin, Val Bisoglio as Papa Bagranditello, Jim Hutton as Paul Mitchell, Lynn Marie Johnston as Sally
Director: Peter H. Hunt (1)
Writer: Dawn Aldredge, Martin Cohan
 
1 :01x01 - Fear of Cheesecake (Sep/29/1978)
The cockpit crew is struck by gastric pangs after consuming poisoned cheesecake and the stewardesses must take control of the situation.
Guest Stars: Eileen Heckart as Ruthie, Spencer Milligan (1) as Squires, John Hillerman as Herron, Jerry Mathers as Chuck Wallace, Anne Francis (1) as Susan Vale, Sam Jaffe as Dr. Alsdorf, Bill Daily (3) as Bob Griffen
Director: Peter H. Hunt (1)
Writer: Juliet Packer
 
2 :01x02 - A Hairy Yak Plays Musical Chairs Eagerly (Oct/06/1978)
On her flight to Los Angeles Pam gets to know TV star Rod Hunter. Unlike the tough average policeman he plays on screen, Rod is in reality charming and courteous. When an airline passenger becomes increasingly aggressive and represents a danger for other passengers, nevertheless, Rod intervenes bravely. A pregnant woman begins to undergo labor pains .
Guest Stars: Stephen Parr as Mac Carabasi, Cameron Mitchell as Peter, Denny Miller (1) as Jimbo, Dorothy Malone as Jane, Heather MacRae as Eve, Ty Hardin as Rod Hunter, Paul Gryglas as Jed
Director: Dennis Donnelly
Writer: Robert Van Scoyk
 
3 :01x03 - The Marcy Connection (Oct/13/1978)
Marcy's new friend Greg turns out to be a drug smuggler. He tries to convince the shattered Marcy to become his accomplice. She should carry for him a package of opium from Mexico into the USA. Marcy tells her friends Lisa and Pam about it. They advise her to inform of the affair to the police. In order to get that Greg can be caught, the girls should pretend to be involved in the deal.
Guest Stars: Stephen Parr as Mac Carabasi, Jorge Moreno as Pablo, Pedro Gonzales Gonzales (1) as Gang leader, Bobby Van as Meltzer, Alejandro Rey as Cortez, Freddy Fender as Kellner, Michael Cole (1) as Greg, Tige Andrews as Blakely
Director: Nicholas Sgarro
Writer: Terry Ryan
 
4 :01x04 - The Great Escape (Oct/20/1978)
A prisoner, taken in custody, sets himself free from his guard and takes Marcy as a hostage on her flight; Pam and Lisa must bear a noisy bunch of conventioneers on a stay at a San Francisco hotel.
Guest Stars: Jack O'Leary (2) as The Man, Bill Meadows as Cop, Bibi Osterwald as Mrs. Gaynes, Wynn Irwin as Bill, Stubby Kaye as George, Severn Darden as Dorfman, Rosey Grier (1) as Tarkanian, Michael Parks as Travis, James Gregory (1) as Harry, George Gobel as Beamis
Director: Nicholas Sgarro
Writer: Joyce Armorer, Judy Neer
 
5 :01x05 - In the Still of the Night (Oct/27/1978)
Pam and Marcy are assigned on the flight to Miami. Due to bad weather conditions the jet is deviated to Macon and they both must spend a cold Halloween night in a dilapidated motel. In Connecticut Lisa amuses herself meanwhile on a ball of the High Society. She falls in love with a substantially older, rich playboy.
Guest Stars: Stephen Parr as Mac Carabasi, Sam Freed as Howard Kent, Ray Walston as Desk Clerk, Craig Stevens (1) as Martin, Mercedes McCambridge as Claire, Anne Jeffreys as Mrs. Benton, John Carradine as Eston
Director: Peter H. Hunt (1)
Writer: David Braff, Nick Thiel
 
6 :01x06 - The Vanishing Point (Nov/03/1978)
Pam, Lisa and Marcy's tasks are divided for a flight to Los Angeles. Their hands are full, because aboard there are some unusual travelers: a blind passenger, a naked man, a guest who nearly does not survive his fear of flying, a stowaway, and a former flame of Pam's who earns his money committing thefts.
Guest Stars: Jackie Coogan as Second man, Pat Carroll (1) as Desk clerk, Tom Poston as Zarky, Kyle Richards as Katie, Paul Sand as Willie Rush, Bill Bixby as Himself, Jack Kelly (1) as Reynolds, Hermione Baddeley as Mrs. Edgar, William Richert as Nick
Director: William Jurgensen
Writer: Joyce Armor, Judy Neer
 
7 :01x07 - Beautiful People (Nov/17/1978)
Pam is glad to have a few days off, until she is told she must attend to an upgrading course for stewardesses. There she meets the spoiled daughter of a Sun West Airline executive. A scandal will lead the two women to clash. Meanwhile, Marcy looks after a very peculiar young millionaire.
Guest Stars: Colette Bertrand as Young woman, Alan Napier as Arthur, Casey Biggs as Dale, Natalie Schafer as Woman, Bernie Kopell as Morgan, Dody Goodman as Midge, Darleen Carr as Sofia
Director: Alan Bergmann (2)
Writer: Dawn Aldredge, Martin Cohan
 
8 :01x08 - High Rollers (Nov/24/1978)
On a special flight to Las Vegas an older man, a retired dentist (Lew Ayres), opens his hear out to Pam. He tells her that his son, a known psychiatrist from Beverly Hills, wants to know nothing more about him. Pam shows understanding for the grief of the old man. Therefore, after the landing she decides to express her opinion to the oldster's son. A comedian chases Lisa and Marcy in a casino.
Guest Stars: Wayne Newton as Himself, Redd Foxx as Himself, Bobby Baum as Gilbert, Sharon Ullrick as Nita, Dr. Joyce Brothers as Herself, Lew Ayres as Wilbur, Dave Barry (2) as Jack, William Elliott as Bill, Jack Carter (1) as Harry, Shelley Berman as Phil, Ann Sothern as Miss Kirkeby, David Hedison as Glen Dodson, Jack Jones (1) as Steve
Director: William Jurgensen
Writer: Robert Van Scoyk
 
9 :01x09 - Palm Springs Weekend (Dec/01/1978)
Captain March travels with his new conquest, Carmen, to Palm Springs to spend a romantic weekend. By chance Pam and Lisa arrive at the same hotel for staying some days so they can recover . Because Carmen's boyfriend is also in search of her, the short trip becomes a stressful hide-and-seek for everyone .
Guest Stars: Jack O'Halloran as Moose, Gary Law (1) as Attendant, Vincent Van Patten as Spencer, Guich Koock as Jack, Alan Hale, Jr. (2) as Steward, Charo as Carmen
Director: Peter H. Hunt (1)
Writer: Joyce Armor, Judy Neer
 
10 :01x10 - South of Southwest (Dec/08/1978)
Marcy and Pam leave by mistake with a foreign attaché case left in the airplane. In the baggage piece there are strictly confidential papers which belong to a newspaper reporter . Even the FBI is interested in the documents and kidnaps Marcy and Pam.
Guest Stars: William Tredge as Rudy Hansen, Barbara Bennett as Manager, Jan Stratton as Bernice Hansen, William Bogert as Walter, John Gavin as Sinclair, Scatman Crothers as Crothers, Broderick Crawford as Willard, Victor Buono as Smith, Big John Hamilton (1) as Mac, Ross Martin (1) as Roberts
Director: Peter H. Hunt (1)
Writer: Dennis Palumbo
 
11 :01x11 - Brides and Grooms (Dec/15/1978)
Captain March is glad about his high school reunion in San Francisco to which he'll go along with Pam, Lisa and Marcy . At the party March runs into his former flame Candy who has engaged, in the meantime, to his old friend Reggie. Promptly her love is aroused once more. Candy is insecure about whom she should marry now.
Guest Stars: Pat Klone as Mary Boners, Art Metrano as Harve Morman, Stephen Young (4) as Joe, Peter Brown (1) as Richard, Misty Rowe as Candy
Director: Peter H. Hunt (1)
Writer: Jerry Ross
 
12 :01x12 - Swan Song for an Ugly Duckling (Dec/22/1978)
On a flight Lisa comes across Billy, an old friend of Marcy's. Marcy learns from Billy's wife, Essie May, that they both live separated and Billy has always dreamed only of Marcy. From now on Marcy and Lisa play marriage counselors and look after Essie May's appearance. And really she soon turns from "ugly duckling " into a desirable woman that Billy can't help but notice.
Guest Stars: Debra Feuer as Gladys, Stephen Parr as Mac Carabasi, Selma Diamond as Woman, Melinda Naud as Essie May, Terry Lester as Billy, Dennis Cole as Victor
Director: Dennis Donnelly
Writer: Terry Ryan
 
13 :01x13 - Great Expectations (Dec/29/1978)
March has got injured while practicing a sport. The girls offer to help him recover. The three spoil him very much, but soon he bothers them with his demands. When they discover that he is only simulating, they exact revenge on him. Moreover, Marcy must face pilot Bill who wants to blackmail them because of her unauthorized moonlighting for a night of love.
Guest Stars: Patti Jerome as Nurse, Stubby Kaye as Lorne, Yuliis Ruval as Inga, Bill Dana as Doctor, Hoyt Axton as Himself, Arthur Godfrey as Red Greene, Dick Gautier as Bill Wilson
Director: Dennis Donnelly
Writer: Judy Neer, Joyce Armor
 
14 :01x14 - Ladies of the Night (Unaired)
A stopover in San Francisco becomes disaster for captain March and his stewardesses. Since he has failed to confirm the hotel reservations, they must spend the night with a friend of March's. However, the old pal of March's has undergone a sex change and now is an attractive woman. The three women land with Lisa's friend. They are wrongly taken for prostitutes and get arrested.
Guest Stars: Leigh Christian as Claudia, Arsenio "Sonny" Trinidad as Court usher, Peter Greene (3) as Policeman, Aldine King as Annie, Roger Kern as Lewis, Marvin Kaplan as Cutler, Richard Foronjy as Martin, Susan Tyrrell as Sam, Brooke Bundy as Cher, Dan Frazer as Mr. Charles, John Hillerman as Richter, Harvey Lembeck as Clerk, Kay Medford as Mrs. Charles
Director: Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.
Writer: Laura Levine (1)
 
15 :01x15 - Eye Opener (Unaired)
Captain March collides at the airport with a woman who proceeds to sue him promptly for two million dollars. Their argument: she has become frigid since the accident. The covetous accuser turns out to be Pam's friend, Carol. March as well as Pam soon start to suspect that Carol's frigidity is rather triggered by her fiancée, Joe. To prove this, captain March resorts to use all of his charms.
Guest Stars: John Sarno as Novello, Gene Tyburn as Mason, Patti Pivaar as Trainer, Bibi Osterwald as Halop, Greg Mullavy as Gorman, Mary Ann Mobley as Carol, Roddy McDowall as Joe, John Fiedler as Potamkin, Tom Ewell as Williams, Denise DuBarry as Tyler
Director: Dennis Donnelly
Writer: Jerry Ross, Robert Van Scoyk
 
16 :01x16 - The Challenges (Unaired)
Marcy, Pam and Lisa find out independently of each other that they have complexes. Absolutely determined to confront their weaknesses and to stand to them, the three ladies choose the same training place: a nudist's camp. There they find themselves embroiled in all kinds of embarrassing situations.
Guest Stars: Julie Dalton as Stewardess, Roxanna Bonilla- Giannini as Carmen, Ina Gould as Passenger, Nipsey Russell as Man, Andrew Prine as Marshall, Marty Allen as Aubrey, Barbi Benton as Joan, Perry Lang as Roberts
Director: Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.
Writer: Deborah Zoe Dawson (1), Victoria Johns
 
17 :01x17 - It Was Just One of Those Days (Unaired)
Lisa and Pam must cooperate with a new chief stewardess. Wedgie is close to her retirement and has a rather red tone on the body. When, nevertheless, she pleads for Anatoli, a Russian soldier who wants to defect to the USA, the page turns. In the interim Marcy tries out as a coach of a baseball team. Coach of the opposing team is captain March.
Guest Stars: Leo Durocher as The Umpire, Marc Gilpin as Bobby Stacy, Ted Hamilton as Captain Arnold Rudd, M. G. Kelly (1) as Luke Dodd, Charles Knox Robinson (1) as Anatoli, Jackie Mason as Rabbie Goldman, Rose Marie as Blonde Lady, Robert Lewis (4) as Man, Rick Jason as Captain Bob Stacy, Eve Arden as Wedgie
Director: Alan Myerson
Writer: Dawn Aldredge, Marion C. Freeman
 
18 :01x18 - Fun Flight (Unaired)
The first suggestion of the new public relations expert of the Sun west Airlines Immediately provokes a fuss: To represent better the image of the airline, the stewardesses should wear jauntier uniforms. They fit so tightly and sexily that Marcy, Pam and Lisa reject her new occupational clothes. In their opinion they look no more serious enough.
Guest Stars: Richard Karron as Baggage salesman, Stephen Parr as Mac Carabasi, Lyle Waggoner as Gavin, Bobby Sherman (2) as David, Charlotte Rae as Woman, Dave Madden (1) as Reception clerk, Nancy Dussault as Coral, Jim Backus as Man
Director: James Sheldon
Writer: Katharyn Michaelian Powers, Robert Van Scoyk
 
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