 SEASON 3, EPISODE 14 REPETITION Award-winning columnist Walter Cromwell (David Ferry) falls asleep at the wheel after working all night on a story and his car skids into a wooded area, where it strikes and mortally wounds nine-year-old Heather Stevens (Vicki Wauchope). Panicking, Walter pushes the girl's body down a nearby well and drives off. Several weeks later, Walter discovers an antique cameo locket tangled beneath his car. When he looks at it, he is shocked to see Heather's face in the cameo and hears her voice plead with Walter to kill another person so that she can live again. Anxious to be cleansed of his guilt, Walter brings his terminally ill mother to the scene of the accident, and at 7:14 a.m., the exact moment Heather died, he suffocates his mother with a blanket. Heather then returns to life and skips happily home, while Walter calls the family doctor and asks him to arrange for his mother's funeral. But Walter's troubles are far from over. Now, instead of Heather's voice emanating from the locket, Walter hears his mother's powerful pleas to save her. What would Walter do? And would the truth finally come out? CAST & CREW MICKI FOSTER- LOUISE ROBEY WALTER CROMWELL- DAVID FERRY ANNE HOLLOWAY- KATE TROTTER HEATHER- VICKI WAUCHOPE MRS. CROMWELL- KAY TREMBLAY RUTH- SHARRY FLETT MARTIN- STEPHEN HUNTER DOCTOR- DAN MACDONALD BILL- AARON ROSS FRASER BART- R.D. REID JIMMY- BRENT TITCOMB UNDERTAKER- PAUL BETTIS Written by- Jennifer Lynch Directed by- William Fruet Created by- Larry B. Williams, Frank Mancuso Jr. Supervising Producer- Jon Andersen Executive Producer- Frank Mancuso Jr. Line Producer- J. Miles Dale Executive Story Consultant- Jim Henshaw Music Composed and Performed by- Fred Mollin Director of Photography- Rodney Charters Production Designer- Stephen Roloff Director of Post-Production- Gary L. Smith Editor- Dave Goard First Assistant Director- John Board Second Unit Director- T.J. Scott Script Consultant- R. Scott Gemmill Casting by- Walker, Berman & Associates Extras Casting- Gabrielle Iviney 1st Assistant Camera- Patrick Stepien 2nd Assistant Camera- Trevor Haws 2nd Unit Director of Photography- Richard Wincenty Sound Recordist- Bryan Day Boom Operator- Martin Lacroix Costume Designer- Marie-Sylvie Deveau Assistant Designer- Carolyn Bahen Wardrobe Mistress- Judith England Wardrobe Assistants- Luis Sequeira, Lisa Prince Make-Up Artist- Ava Stone Hair Stylist- Diane Smith Art Director- Adam Kolodziej Assistant Art Director- Robert Ballantyne Set Decorator- Marlene Puritt Lead Set Dresser- Paula Deresti Swing Gang- David Maltese, Rex Field Art Department Trainee- Joan Parkinson Assistant Production Manager- Norman Denver Second Assistant Director- Terry Gould Third Assistant Director- Andrea Raffaghello Trainee Assistant Director- Johanne Chene Second Unit Assistant Director- Ani Baravyan Stunt Coordinator- J.J. Makaro Location Manager- Erik T. Snyder Assistant Location Manager- Dorigen Fode Production Coordinator- Mary Fraser Production Secretary- Natalie Capone Production Accountant- Nathalie Laporte Script Supervisor- Alexandra Crepeau Assistant to the Producer- Susan Perry Assistant to the Executive Producer- Ginger Reynolds Studio Manager- Aileen Bell Script Assistant- Sheri McGrath Paralegal- Pat Turner Prosthetics Designer- Francois Dagenais Special Effects by- Performance Solutions Inc. Special Effects Coordinator- Jordan Craig Visual Effects Artist- John Gajdecki Effects Assistants- John LaForet, Russ Graham Property Master- Peter Risi Lead Props- Frauke Illing Gaffer- Owen Taylor Best Boy- Kevin Murphy Electricians- Michael Auger, Nigel Draper Transportation Coordinator- Chris Radley-Walters Picture Vehicle Coordinator- Glen Avigdor Key Grip- Mark Silver Best Boy Grip- Ron Paulaskas Grips- Blake Ballantine, Tracy Shaw Construction Coordinator- Ron Lightfoot Head Carpenter- Joe Madziak Scenic Painter- Otto Fondan Post-Production Supervisor- Philip Stilman Post-Production Coordinator- Gary Mueller Assistant Editor- Mary Jane Patterson Post-Production Assistant- Ruth Pond Video Post-Production- Dome Productions Audio Post-Production- Master's Workshop Audio Post-Production Supervisor- Terry Gordica Re-Recording Mixers- Tim Archer, Rick Ellis Dialogue Editors- Jon Archer, Steve Foster Sound Effects Editor- Steve Gorman Foley- Orest Sushko, Gary Daprato Series Music Available On- GNP Crescendo Records Executive in Charge of Production- Robert Wertheimer Executive Production Consultant- Rick Schwartz Copyright 1990 Paramount Pictures Corporation A Triumph Entertainment Corporation Production Produced in Association with Hometown Films All Rights Reserved |
     Walter: "All our lives we acquire responsibilities..." Martin: "You gotta love a man who looks after his mother..." Bill: "At least here you can play with matches..." Anne: "Nothing is as bad as it seems..." Anne: "It's nice to hear of a happy ending..." CORONER'S REPORT 1. Mrs. Cromwell (Kay Tremblay)- Smothered with blanket, later embalmed 2. Walter (David Ferry)- Broken bottle to own throat TRIVIA QUESTIONS 1. What was the award Walter won? 2. What was the name of the newspaper Walter wrote columns for? 3. What was the name of Heather's dog? 4. What was the name of the mortuary where Mrs. Cromwell was embalmed? 5. What was Anne's occupation? ANSWERS 1. Walter won 'America's Columnist Of The Year'. 2. Walter wrote columns for 'The Daily Times'. 3. Heather's dog was named Tiger. 4. Mrs. Cromwell was embalmed at Gemmill Mortuary. 5. Ann ran the Hilldale homeless shelter. AIR DATE February 5, 1990 EPISODE RATING: 5 America's columnist of the year apparently wasn't driver of the year... One of the rare episodes that was solidly acted but was very slow to develop PROMO |
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