Forrest Compton gave a particularly superb performance in this excellent episode (: an able assist by Philip Casnoff as well. Lee Sheldon did some good writing here and it was excellently directed too. Thanks for sharing!!! (:
Mike & Nancy were EDGE's tent-pole characters, sadly getting many stories of their own in the latter years. But when given the chance with something of substance, they shined! Wish the episode I've always heard about, that featured only Forrest and Ann for the entire show, still existed for viewing...
What amazing performances by all involved! I remember watching these episodes at the time. Just amazing! What I also love is the depth of respect the writers have written for the law and the council on both sides. Very few if any shows since Perry Mason have shown such layers of the law and those who practice it. Wonderful
Forrest Compton gave a particularly superb performance in this excellent episode (: an able assist by Philip Casnoff as well. Lee Sheldon did some good writing here and it was excellently directed too. Thanks for sharing!!! (:
Freeman Griffin. Casnoff will always be Elkanah Bent to me!😄
Mike & Nancy were EDGE's tent-pole characters, sadly getting many stories of their own in the latter years. But when given the chance with something of substance, they shined! Wish the episode I've always heard about, that featured only Forrest and Ann for the entire show, still existed for viewing...
@@rockyracoon3233 Same! Even when he played Sinatra-those blue eyes were Bent all the way!
@@supersoaphead3101. Mike & Nancy were the Joe and Ruth Martin of TEON.😄
What amazing performances by all involved! I remember watching these episodes at the time. Just amazing! What I also love is the depth of respect the writers have written for the law and the council on both sides. Very few if any shows since Perry Mason have shown such layers of the law and those who practice it. Wonderful
Same set that was used when Nancy Karr came to visit Beth Bryson in June 1981
cliff huxtable's father us the bailiff.