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The Edge of Night/Episode 3379
| Episode 3379 | |
| Season 14, Episode 67 | |
| Airdate | April 4, 1969 |
| Production Number | 3379 |
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| ← 14x66 Episode 3378 |
14x68 → Episode 3380 |
| The Edge of Night — Season Fourteen | |
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Episode 3379 is the sixty-seventh episode of the fourteenth season of The Edge of Night, and the three thousand three-hundred seventy-ninth episode overall.
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Plot Overview
Sara-Louise admits that she's been running away from the reality of Phil's condition situation by staying with friends. Louise is delighted when Sara-Louise vows to spend more time at home. However, Louise doesn't notice her daughter is obviously more interested in Calvin than Phil. Calvin affects a more serious tone with Sara-Louise sympathizing about Phil's condition and assuring her he's more than just a guy out for kicks. Lydia convinces Louise they need a comfortable recliner in Phil's room, arguing it's not just for her comfort, but Winston's as well. Louise gives Lydia carte blanche to order whatever she likes for house and charge it to Louise's account. Louise question Lydia about her family in California. Lydia stiffens, claiming that she doesn't remember mentioning her family to Louise. Louise admits she overheard Calvin and Lydia discussing it. Lydia gives Louise a vague description of sister Rhoda. When Louise wants to know if Lydia has children, Lydia avoids the question by leaving room to call the department store. Alone with Phil, Louise tells her unconscious husband that she longer feels any sympathy for other people. In fact, she feels nothing but hatred for Mike Karr. During Louise's emotional outburst of anger, Phil opens his eyes. Lydia catches Calvin asking Sara-Louise for a movie date. Lydia demands Calvin leave Sara-Louise alone. Calvin broods at her warning. Lydia returns to the sick room and is horrified to see Phil's open eyes. Louise notes Lydia's strange look, then turns to stare straight into Phil's eyes.
Notes
- This episode was pre-recorded on April 3, 1969.
