Another World/Episode 1615

Episode 1615
Season 7, Episode 214
Airdate	November 2, 1970
Production Number	1615
Written by
Directed by
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Another World — Season Seven

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Episode 1615 is the two-hundred fourteenth episode of the seventh season of Another World, and the one thousand six-hundred fifteenth episode overall.

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Plot Overview

Steve looked forward to meeting Alice again at the same restaurant. Belle phoned to tell Cindy she'd gotten a job as companion to 80-year old Mrs. Jorgensen, who had an apartment full of antiques. Russ pop-quizzed Cindy on the main difference between a frog's and a person's heart. Russ remembered Alice felt the same way when Cindy described wanting to become a nurse because she wanted to feel needed, then he offered to drive her to the university. Susan wasn't sure she liked Liz's second thought when Liz decided Wayne had never fallen in love with Lenore, but that Lenore had been attracted to him. Liz phoned Wayne about a reconciliation after promising Susan she wouldn't. With Bernice prodding him to agree, Wayne gave up and told Liz he'd meet her. Wayne vowed not to be stuck forever in a little rut tied down to a boring silly woman like Liz. Bernice was distressed when Wayne got a call from his hired killer. Steve and Alice met at the restaurant, kissed tenderly, and this time sat side-by-side at the table. Steve showed her the Pommier scarves he bought for her and Lenore, and she consented to choose one and wear it on her head in a triangle-shape. Alice told him she liked being away from home taking care of children who needed her, that it was the only way she could shake off her hang-ups. Steve said she had a surprise awaiting her when she chose to return.

Quotes

• Steve: Thank you. Merci. Mon jeune fille. Ma jeunne fille... Elle arrivera pretty soon."
• Waiter: Bientot.
• Steve: "Fine, bientot, OK. Et... Leave us alone, huh? Seul? Trois est un crowd, if you know what I mean.