 SEASON 3, EPISODE 7 HATE ON YOUR DIAL Watching the store one afternoon, Johnny sells a 1954 car radio to a retarded man named Archie Pierce (Robert A. Silverman). But when Micki later informs Johnny that the radio is listed in the manifest, he knows that he must retrieve it immediately. As Jack and Johnny track down the radio, Archie proudly watches his brother Ray install it in their father's 1954 Chevy. The scene soon turns ugly when Archie's black friend Elliot stops by and Ray begins making racist remarks, a legacy passed on by his father, who was hung for the brutal murder of a black man in 1954. Archie's indig- nation over Ray's treatment of Elliot enrages Ray, who later taunts Elliot with a gun and accidentally kills him. Ray panics and takes off in the Chevy. His bloodied fingers nervously fiddle with the radio, which comes on and emits a glow which envelops the car and sends it spinning back in time to 1954 Mississippi. It soon becomes clear why Ray has been transported back in time. After participating in the beating of a black man, Ray is introduced to Ku Klux Klan leader Steve Pierce, the father he never knew. Ray then becomes obsessed with changing the past and saving his father from execution. CAST & CREW MICKI FOSTER- LOUISE ROBEY JACK MARSHAK- CHRIS WIGGINS JOHNNY VENTURA- STEVEN MONARQUE ARCHIE- ROBERT A. SILVERMAN RAY- MICHAEL RHOADES SHERIFF- VLASTA VRANA MARGARET- MELANIE MILLER STEVE- MARTIN DOYLE JOE- HENRY CZERNY ELLIOT- RICHARD MILLS HENRY- MARC GOMES BEN- GENE MACK FRANCES- JACKIE RICHARDSON WAITRESS- JAN TAYLOR HENDRICKS YOUNG ARCHIE- JAMIE NEAR Written by- Nancy Ann Miller Directed by- Allan Eastman 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- Bill Goddard First Assistant Director- Myron Hoffert Second Unit Director- T.J. Scott Story Editor- R. Scott Gemmill Casting by- Walker, Berman & Associates New York Casting- Leonard Finger Casting Extras Casting- Gabrielle Iviney Camera Operator- Barry Bergthorson 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 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- Bruce Mailing Swing Gang- David Maltese, David Lylloff Art Department Trainee- Joan Parkinson Second Assistant Director- Terry Gould Stunt Coordinator- J.J. Makaro Second Unit First Assistant Director- Frank Siracusa Assistant Production Manager- Norman Denver Script Supervisor- Diane Parsons Assistant to the Producer- Susan Perry Studio Manager- Aileen Bell Location Manager- Robin Rockett Production Coordinator- Mary Fraser Assistant Coordinator- Lesley Clark Third Assistant Director- Andrea Raffaghello Trainee Assistant Director- Michael Burke Production Accountant- Nathalie Laporte Paralegal- Pat Turner Assistant to the Executive Producer- Ginger Reynolds Prosthetics Designer- Francois Dagenais Director of Visual Effects- Megan Hope-Ross Special Effects by- Performance Solutions Inc. Visual Effects Artist- John Gajdecki Prosthetics Assistant- Darren Perks Property Master- Alex Kutschera 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 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- Peter Harper, Gary Daprato Series Music Available On- GNP Crescendo Records Executive in Charge of Production- Robert Wertheimer Executive Production Consultant- Rick Schwartz Copyright 1989 Paramount Pictures Corporation A Triumph Entertainment Corporation Production Produced in Association with Hometown Films All Rights Reserved |
     Ray: "I'll catch you another time...boy..." Ray: "You may be slow, Archie...but you don't have to be stupid..." Margaret: "We can't change history...you just gotta accept it..." Steve: "We are fighting a war...and I've got no plans to surrender..." Margaret: "Killing them won't get rid of the anger that's inside of you..." CORONER'S REPORT 1. Elliot (Richard Mills)- Accidentally shot by Ray 2. Ben (Gene Mack)- Beaten to death with 30 lashes 3. Archie (Robert A. Silverman)- Beaten to death with ballpeen hammer 4. Ray (Michael Rhoades)- Burned at the stake 5. Joe (Henry Czerny)- Burned at the stake TRIVIA QUESTIONS 1. What was unique about the radio from the 1954 Chevrolet? 2. What city was Ray transported to in 1954 Mississippi? 3. What newspaper did Ray read once he went back in time? 4. Back in 1954, what was the Klan's penalty for assaulting a white woman? 5. Where did Steve work in 1954 Mississippi? ANSWERS 1. The radio allowed time travel when it was played. 2. Ray was transported back to Larksburg, Mississippi. 3. Ray read the 'Larksburg Citizen'. 4. The Klan's penalty for assaulting a white woman was 30 lashes. 5. Steve worked at a dairy. AIR DATE November 6, 1989 EPISODE RATING: 5 Time travel episode a cross between 'Christine' and 'A Time To Kill'... Explores the racial divide of the 1950s and brings satisfying, yet creepy conclusion PROMO |
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