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| Title: | The Strange Journey of Jenny Hill |
| Episode Number: | 53 |
| Season: | 2 |
| Season Episode #.: | 26 |
| Original Airdate: | Sunday March 29th, 1959 |
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Bret accompanies a beautiful singer on a search for her missing husband and finds himself falling in love with the woman. This one's a toughie because if our hero doesn't locate the man then his pal, Big Mike McComb, will hang for murder.
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William Schallert would later be cast as Martin Lane on The Patty Duke Show.
| This episode marked the final appearance on the show of Leo Gordon as Big Mike McComb.
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| Artist | Song Title | Played When | | •Peggy King | Sweet and Low | | | •Peggy King | Some Sunday Morning. | | | •Peggy King | Too Much Love | |
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Bret: Well, if you'll excuse me, I think I'll say good night.
Carl: That was a short day.
| Bret: (to Jenny) Ma'am when you sing there just isn't much poker bein' played.
| Bret: Sometimes it's better to quit before you win too much. That way you don't wear out your welcome.
| Bret: (to Jenny) Do you really think I'd have to be simple to be honest with you?
| Bret: (to Big Mike) You're about the guiltiest looking innocent person I've ever seen.
| Bret: (to Big Mike) You don't look like the world's worst liar 'til you try tellin' the truth.
| Bret: (about Jenny) If her husband wasn't alive I'd have to consider fallin' in love with her.
| Jenny: What do you know about managing a singer?
Bret: Not a thing which is why I'm exactly what you need.
| Jenny: Up to now, you've been traveling with me for nothing.
Bret: That was for love. This is business.
| Carl: (after discovering Bret beaten up) What happened here?
Bret: I cut myself shavin'. Now help me up.
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Pretty good episode although it ends on a downer with Bret and the woman he's fallen in love with going their separate ways at the end.
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