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<blockquote data-quote="Ked" data-source="post: 140241" data-attributes="member: 54"><p>[USER=8]@Willie Oleson[/USER] If you thought I had run out of ideas for Peyton Place, you were wrong. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" /> </p><p></p><p></p><p><strong><u>Season 2</u></strong></p><p></p><p><strong>Ep01</strong> - Selenea goes through 2 churches before she gets her mother, Nellie, buried. This is because Nellie's church, a Catholic one, refused to bury a woman who committed suicide. The second church, a Protestant one, smirked at the Catholics for being so callous. But then Reverend Fitzgerald, who resided over the Protestant church, also refused to bury Nellie for the same reason. Now the Catholics were the ones who smirked. The whole Protestant church crowded around the Fitzgerald household, demanding that he bury Nellie, but he continued to refuse. Not long after that, Fitzgerald's wife left him, and he left Peyton Place as well. It was a third church, a "new" one, that agreed to bury Nellie.</p><p></p><p><strong>Ep02</strong> - Reverend Jerry Bedford returns to become the new minister of the Protestant church. He is warmly received, as he was once a resident now returned to share his learned knowledge with the town. Meanwhile, Child Services come for Selena and Joey, but they hide in the basement of Constance MacKenzie, who goes to Matthew Swain and Charles Partridge for help. Arrangements are made for the Cross children to live with Constance until Selena turns 18, during which time Matthew Swain will pay to renovate the Cross shack into a proper home. The town gets another new resident: Elliot Carson, who gets a job at the newspaper. </p><p></p><p><strong>Ep03</strong> - "<strong>Curiosity Killed the Cat</strong>" - Norman, who has been forbidden by both his mother and by Constance to visit Allison in the hospital, feels despondent and lonely. He ends up sneaking into the backyard of Mrs. Goodale, an old woman whom Norman has feared since he was a child. He snuck into her yard in order to satisfy his curiosity about what Mrs. Goodale could see through the hole in bush-wall that separated her yard from the yard of the Card household. He beholds the pregnant Mrs. Card sitting on her back porch. Norman is about to leave when Mrs. Goodale comes out, forcing Norman to hide just below the porch - still within view of Mrs. Card. Seconds later, Mr. Card comes home from work... and begins to give oral sex to his wife. Norman is forced to lie still and watch, horrified and disgusted, until he can take it no longer and bolts out of there. But Mrs. Goodale doesn't seem to notice him... and later on that same day, after investigating the screams of Mrs. Goodale's cat, Norman discovers why: the old woman has died, stuck staring through the hole where the Cards were. Mrs. Goodale's tomcat, tied by rope for a leash, is desperately trying to escape the dead body, screaming its head off. Norman tells the cat to stop... and strangles it to make it quiet. </p><p></p><p>This is also the episode where Elliot goes into Constance's bookshop. Since its been roughly 17 years since she's seen him, I'm not sure if she'd recognize him right away. But he recognizes her, and tells her now they can be together. Horrified, Constance tells Elliot no, what they had was over long ago, and he must leave Peyton Place right away, and stay away from Allison forever. But Elliot makes it clear he's staying... and he doesn't care how long it'll take for Connie to realize that she and Allison belong to him, and him alone...</p><p></p><p><strong>Ep04</strong> - Allison finally checks out of the hospital... but she moves in with Uncle Matt, not wanting to live with her mother anymore. This results in an argument between her and Selena, who remains ignorant of Connie telling her daughter that she was a bastard. Allison is unwilling to tell her friend that, so that the two girls end up not speaking to each other. However, Allison soon makes a new friend when she resumes her part-time job at the newspaper: Elliot Carson. </p><p></p><p><strong>Ep05</strong> - Allison sneaks over to Norman's to ask him why he never visited her in the hospital, but he can't face her, viewing himself to be a monster for killing Mrs. Goodale's cat (when the old woman was found, everybody assumed it was she who strangled the cat, though nobody knew how she did it without getting any scratches on her). Norman is also starting to have a recurring nightmare: one where he and Allison are in the place of Mr. and Mrs. Card, while Norman's mother, dressed up in Mrs. Goodale's 50-year-old clothes, watches them through the hole in the fence; then Allison's abdomen bursts out with maggots and try to consume Norman, who races for his mother. Sometimes he doesn't make it... and other times he does, and awakens to a strong sense of relief that his mother has saved him from a terrible fate. </p><p></p><p><strong>Ep06</strong> - Allison reconnects with the Schusters, and Elliot decides he hates David Schuster, and doesn't want Allison hanging around him. </p><p></p><p><strong>Ep07</strong> - Elliot writes a scathing article about David Schuster, angering Allison. </p><p></p><p><strong>Ep08</strong> - Norman saves one of Mrs. Card's kittens from a tree, and becomes overcome with love for it. Mrs. Card kindly allows Norman to keep the kitten. Norman vows to it that he'll keep them safe and loved all their life. </p><p></p><p><strong>Ep09</strong> - Elliot makes up with Allison, but frames David in order to "prove" himself right all along. </p><p></p><p><strong>Ep10</strong> - Rodney, sick of school and deciding to drop out, opens a garage and hires Lee Webber. </p><p></p><p><strong>Ep11</strong> - Rodney breaks up with Betty again, despite Martin's threats. </p><p></p><p><strong>Ep12</strong> - Elliot sees Constance and Principal Tomas Kyros kiss. Allison and Rodney end up having a good talk, and become friends again. </p><p></p><p><strong>Ep13</strong> - Rev. Bedford reveals in a conversation with someone (not sure who yet) that he believes homosexuality shouldn't be illegal. "I'm not saying it isn't sinful. I just don't think it should be illegal. I have seen too many families broken up because one of the spouses was forced to live a lie, all because they were expected to."</p><p></p><p><strong>Ep14</strong> - Evelyn Page, jealous over the love and attention her son, Norman, gives his pet kitten, poisons it... and allows Norman to blame himself, completely unsuspecting of his mother. </p><p></p><p><strong>Ep15</strong> - Allison goes to the Christmas Dance with Uncle Matt ("The handsomest man in the whole wide world!" she calls him) as her escort. Its here that Elliot corners Principal Tomas Kyros... and murders him. </p><p></p><p><strong>[winter break]</strong></p><p></p><p><strong>Ep16</strong> - Amid the fuss over who killed Principal Kyros, Allison hears about Norman's kitten dying, and immediately goes to see him. She is able to comfort Norman, and the two reconnect. </p><p></p><p><strong>Ep17</strong> - Elliot and Evelyn conspire to drive Allison and Norman apart again. </p><p></p><p><strong>Ep18</strong> - David Schuster confesses his feelings for Allison, but she rejects him. </p><p></p><p><strong>Ep19</strong> - Martin Peyton gives Sgt. William Walker a great deal of money to pay for his daughter's (Joanne) education to become a biochemist. Sgt Walker is suspicious, and Martin admits that he will ask Walker for a favor down the line in return. Walker knows its a bad idea to owe favors to Martin Peyton... except the idea of being able to send his beloved daughter to the best schools is too much, and he accepts. </p><p></p><p><strong>Ep20</strong> - Rodney and Allison go sailing... and make love for the first time... and a second time. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" /></p><p></p><p><strong>Ep21</strong> - Ellot tries to run Rodney over with his car, but Rodney survives. </p><p></p><p><strong>Ep22</strong> - Selena and Joey move back into their remodeled house. </p><p></p><p><strong>Ep23</strong> - Rev Bedford asks Betty out for a date, causing a bit of a scandal: the Protestant minister asking out the town tart? </p><p></p><p><strong>Ep24 </strong>- Selena and Betty catfight at the dress shop (and I have no idea why <img src="http://yoursmiles.org/ssmile/fun/s0208.gif" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":lol:" title="lol :lol:" data-shortname=":lol:" />).</p><p></p><p><strong>Ep25</strong> - Allison finds out that Elliot Carson is her father. At first she is thunderstruck... but then pleased: she likes Elliot. In fact, he's not too different from the princely figure she always imagined her father to be. </p><p></p><p><strong>Ep26</strong> - Allison wants Constance to marry Elliot, but Constance refuses... and is unable to give a clear answer why. Naturally, Allison is upset. </p><p></p><p><strong>Ep27</strong> - Elliot sees Dr. Michael Rossi hugging Constance. Meanwhile, Joanne Walker leaves Peyton Place for college. </p><p></p><p><strong>Ep28</strong> - Constance finally tells Allison the truth about Elliot: that he was sent to prison for murdering his wife so he could get with the young, pregnant Constance... and he may also be the one who murdered Principal Kyros... as well as the same person who tried to kill Rodney. Allison is once again thunderstruck, and refuses to believe any of it... at first. </p><p></p><p><strong>Ep29</strong> - Constance realizes Elliot has gone to Dr. Rossi's beach house to kill him. She rushes over to save Michael, resulting in a violent confrontation between the three. Allison shows up, desperate for answers, and witnesses her father beating her mother. In the panic, Allison grabs a butcher knife and runs it straight into Elliot, killing him. Allison goes into a deep shock, just like she did in the last season finale. </p><p></p><p><strong>Ep30 </strong>- Allison is once again back in the hospital, where she tricks Nurse Mary Kelley into giving her a pair of scissors ("I want to cut out some coupons from this newspaper.") and uses them to cut her hair. After showering and putting on some new clothes, Allison leaves the hospital, takes a farewell stroll around town before walking down the highway, without saying goodbye to anyone...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ked, post: 140241, member: 54"] [USER=8]@Willie Oleson[/USER] If you thought I had run out of ideas for Peyton Place, you were wrong. ;) [B][U]Season 2[/U][/B] [B]Ep01[/B] - Selenea goes through 2 churches before she gets her mother, Nellie, buried. This is because Nellie's church, a Catholic one, refused to bury a woman who committed suicide. The second church, a Protestant one, smirked at the Catholics for being so callous. But then Reverend Fitzgerald, who resided over the Protestant church, also refused to bury Nellie for the same reason. Now the Catholics were the ones who smirked. The whole Protestant church crowded around the Fitzgerald household, demanding that he bury Nellie, but he continued to refuse. Not long after that, Fitzgerald's wife left him, and he left Peyton Place as well. It was a third church, a "new" one, that agreed to bury Nellie. [B]Ep02[/B] - Reverend Jerry Bedford returns to become the new minister of the Protestant church. He is warmly received, as he was once a resident now returned to share his learned knowledge with the town. Meanwhile, Child Services come for Selena and Joey, but they hide in the basement of Constance MacKenzie, who goes to Matthew Swain and Charles Partridge for help. Arrangements are made for the Cross children to live with Constance until Selena turns 18, during which time Matthew Swain will pay to renovate the Cross shack into a proper home. The town gets another new resident: Elliot Carson, who gets a job at the newspaper. [B]Ep03[/B] - "[B]Curiosity Killed the Cat[/B]" - Norman, who has been forbidden by both his mother and by Constance to visit Allison in the hospital, feels despondent and lonely. He ends up sneaking into the backyard of Mrs. Goodale, an old woman whom Norman has feared since he was a child. He snuck into her yard in order to satisfy his curiosity about what Mrs. Goodale could see through the hole in bush-wall that separated her yard from the yard of the Card household. He beholds the pregnant Mrs. Card sitting on her back porch. Norman is about to leave when Mrs. Goodale comes out, forcing Norman to hide just below the porch - still within view of Mrs. Card. Seconds later, Mr. Card comes home from work... and begins to give oral sex to his wife. Norman is forced to lie still and watch, horrified and disgusted, until he can take it no longer and bolts out of there. But Mrs. Goodale doesn't seem to notice him... and later on that same day, after investigating the screams of Mrs. Goodale's cat, Norman discovers why: the old woman has died, stuck staring through the hole where the Cards were. Mrs. Goodale's tomcat, tied by rope for a leash, is desperately trying to escape the dead body, screaming its head off. Norman tells the cat to stop... and strangles it to make it quiet. This is also the episode where Elliot goes into Constance's bookshop. Since its been roughly 17 years since she's seen him, I'm not sure if she'd recognize him right away. But he recognizes her, and tells her now they can be together. Horrified, Constance tells Elliot no, what they had was over long ago, and he must leave Peyton Place right away, and stay away from Allison forever. But Elliot makes it clear he's staying... and he doesn't care how long it'll take for Connie to realize that she and Allison belong to him, and him alone... [B]Ep04[/B] - Allison finally checks out of the hospital... but she moves in with Uncle Matt, not wanting to live with her mother anymore. This results in an argument between her and Selena, who remains ignorant of Connie telling her daughter that she was a bastard. Allison is unwilling to tell her friend that, so that the two girls end up not speaking to each other. However, Allison soon makes a new friend when she resumes her part-time job at the newspaper: Elliot Carson. [B]Ep05[/B] - Allison sneaks over to Norman's to ask him why he never visited her in the hospital, but he can't face her, viewing himself to be a monster for killing Mrs. Goodale's cat (when the old woman was found, everybody assumed it was she who strangled the cat, though nobody knew how she did it without getting any scratches on her). Norman is also starting to have a recurring nightmare: one where he and Allison are in the place of Mr. and Mrs. Card, while Norman's mother, dressed up in Mrs. Goodale's 50-year-old clothes, watches them through the hole in the fence; then Allison's abdomen bursts out with maggots and try to consume Norman, who races for his mother. Sometimes he doesn't make it... and other times he does, and awakens to a strong sense of relief that his mother has saved him from a terrible fate. [B]Ep06[/B] - Allison reconnects with the Schusters, and Elliot decides he hates David Schuster, and doesn't want Allison hanging around him. [B]Ep07[/B] - Elliot writes a scathing article about David Schuster, angering Allison. [B]Ep08[/B] - Norman saves one of Mrs. Card's kittens from a tree, and becomes overcome with love for it. Mrs. Card kindly allows Norman to keep the kitten. Norman vows to it that he'll keep them safe and loved all their life. [B]Ep09[/B] - Elliot makes up with Allison, but frames David in order to "prove" himself right all along. [B]Ep10[/B] - Rodney, sick of school and deciding to drop out, opens a garage and hires Lee Webber. [B]Ep11[/B] - Rodney breaks up with Betty again, despite Martin's threats. [B]Ep12[/B] - Elliot sees Constance and Principal Tomas Kyros kiss. Allison and Rodney end up having a good talk, and become friends again. [B]Ep13[/B] - Rev. Bedford reveals in a conversation with someone (not sure who yet) that he believes homosexuality shouldn't be illegal. "I'm not saying it isn't sinful. I just don't think it should be illegal. I have seen too many families broken up because one of the spouses was forced to live a lie, all because they were expected to." [B]Ep14[/B] - Evelyn Page, jealous over the love and attention her son, Norman, gives his pet kitten, poisons it... and allows Norman to blame himself, completely unsuspecting of his mother. [B]Ep15[/B] - Allison goes to the Christmas Dance with Uncle Matt ("The handsomest man in the whole wide world!" she calls him) as her escort. Its here that Elliot corners Principal Tomas Kyros... and murders him. [B][winter break][/B] [B]Ep16[/B] - Amid the fuss over who killed Principal Kyros, Allison hears about Norman's kitten dying, and immediately goes to see him. She is able to comfort Norman, and the two reconnect. [B]Ep17[/B] - Elliot and Evelyn conspire to drive Allison and Norman apart again. [B]Ep18[/B] - David Schuster confesses his feelings for Allison, but she rejects him. [B]Ep19[/B] - Martin Peyton gives Sgt. William Walker a great deal of money to pay for his daughter's (Joanne) education to become a biochemist. Sgt Walker is suspicious, and Martin admits that he will ask Walker for a favor down the line in return. Walker knows its a bad idea to owe favors to Martin Peyton... except the idea of being able to send his beloved daughter to the best schools is too much, and he accepts. [B]Ep20[/B] - Rodney and Allison go sailing... and make love for the first time... and a second time. ;) [B]Ep21[/B] - Ellot tries to run Rodney over with his car, but Rodney survives. [B]Ep22[/B] - Selena and Joey move back into their remodeled house. [B]Ep23[/B] - Rev Bedford asks Betty out for a date, causing a bit of a scandal: the Protestant minister asking out the town tart? [B]Ep24 [/B]- Selena and Betty catfight at the dress shop (and I have no idea why :lol:). [B]Ep25[/B] - Allison finds out that Elliot Carson is her father. At first she is thunderstruck... but then pleased: she likes Elliot. In fact, he's not too different from the princely figure she always imagined her father to be. [B]Ep26[/B] - Allison wants Constance to marry Elliot, but Constance refuses... and is unable to give a clear answer why. Naturally, Allison is upset. [B]Ep27[/B] - Elliot sees Dr. Michael Rossi hugging Constance. Meanwhile, Joanne Walker leaves Peyton Place for college. [B]Ep28[/B] - Constance finally tells Allison the truth about Elliot: that he was sent to prison for murdering his wife so he could get with the young, pregnant Constance... and he may also be the one who murdered Principal Kyros... as well as the same person who tried to kill Rodney. Allison is once again thunderstruck, and refuses to believe any of it... at first. [B]Ep29[/B] - Constance realizes Elliot has gone to Dr. Rossi's beach house to kill him. She rushes over to save Michael, resulting in a violent confrontation between the three. Allison shows up, desperate for answers, and witnesses her father beating her mother. In the panic, Allison grabs a butcher knife and runs it straight into Elliot, killing him. Allison goes into a deep shock, just like she did in the last season finale. [B]Ep30 [/B]- Allison is once again back in the hospital, where she tricks Nurse Mary Kelley into giving her a pair of scissors ("I want to cut out some coupons from this newspaper.") and uses them to cut her hair. After showering and putting on some new clothes, Allison leaves the hospital, takes a farewell stroll around town before walking down the highway, without saying goodbye to anyone... [/QUOTE]
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