Judd for the Defense/To Love and Stand Mute

To Love and Stand Mute
Season 1, Episode 13
Airdate	December 1, 1967
Production Number	1810
Written by	Gerry Day
Directed by	Michael Caffey
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Judd for the Defense — Season One

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To Love and Stand Mute is the thirteenth episode of the first season of Judd for the Defense, and the thirteenth episode overall.

Guest Stars: Tom Troupe (Dan Arnold), Loretta Leversee (Nora Arnold), Ruta Lee (Alida Nye), Edith Atwater (Mrs. Buckley), Jenny Maxwell (Ada Kane), Sheila Larken (Penny), William Sargent (Jack Stoner), Barbara Babcock (Eloise), Eunice Christopher (Miss Ashe), Roy Engel (Mr. Werner), Arthur Peterson (Tregoff), Clark Howat (Dr. Paul Kleefeld), Paty Tidy (Mrs. Meyers), Hal K. Dawson (Judge Erwin Chandler), Shirley O'Hara (Sara Sorenson), Douglas Hume (Ranger), Eddie Carroll (Art Riley), John Carter (Sam Garson), Vince Howard (Fireman #2), Ed McCready (Fireman #1), Rusty Lane (Dr. Davis)

Plot Overview

Enlisted by a deaf-mute couple to help them adopt a hearing baby, both Judd and the couple are shocked when the baby's birth mother, a tawdry waitress, seeks to regain custody of the child. To make matters worse, the couple go on the run to the mountains with the child, endangering their chances of winning the case.

Arc Advancement

Characters

The confusing saga of Judd's secretary, played by Barbara Babcock...a couple of weeks before, in the episode "Citizen Ritter", her name was Helen. In this episode, it's Eloise. Some episodes credit her character simply as 'Judd's secretary'. Confusing or what?

Trivia

The Show

Amazing work by both Tom Troupe and Loretta Leversee, fine actors who are hearing people, of playing deaf-mute characters and depicting American Sign Language.

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