1. What a hottie Gary Lock wood was. And good actor, too.

2. At timecode 1:14:09, it loks like cynthia pepper’s stand-in/ double is also a background actor, walking down the street. ..same outfit and hair!!

3. Putting a chain on the bedroom door would have really protected her from intruders! LOL.

4. The ladies and gents of this era were so sophisticated- even the modern homes were so innovative-I love and live in an historic home, but the modern houses of this era are unreal! ALSO; NOTICE how properly the women and men speak? Not liek todays young women with their stupid raspy voices and how they incorrectly speak and hteir trying to pronounce every detail like that GOONYAOC! UGH! ICANNOTSTOMACHlietening to that person! LOOK at this showL NICE< WHITE< BRIGHT< AND RIGHT.... LET's go BACK to that TRUMP 2024!

5. If this show was picked up as a regular series , Gary Lockwood couldn’t have played Frank Poole in 2001. I believe they started shooting that movie in early 1966.
   I’ll say one thing,: he’s a lot more lively and animated here than as Frank.

6. I love Gary Lockwood. He did great on this show, it should have made it.

7. Beautiful people really existed back then! Of every race!

8. Enjoyable episode. “ Cheer up young man,many of fox has been out foxed in the henhouse “Awesome

9. I loved Bernie on Love Boat.

10. What a shame this wasn’t picked up. If anything ever comes of generative AI besides demonic-looking crazy-eyed lunacy, maybe some day we can fan-fiction whole episodes of pilots that never took off. I want to know what became of these characters. Even before Mr. Kanter”s pitch at the end. According to wikipedia, as a kid he sold jokes wholesale to Eddie Cantor’s writer Hugh Wedlock, who then sold them full price to the show. Truly, we can say Kanter’s media career was born out of wedlock!!! 😉

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