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Another World/Episode 4299

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Episode 4299
Season 18, Episode 110
Airdate June 9, 1981
Production Number 4297
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Episode 4299 is the one-hundred tenth episode of the eighteenth season of Another World, and the four thousand two-hundred ninety-seventh episode overall.

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A private detective spied on Rachel and Mitch moving in together. Mac asked Sandy if he's his son. Blaine called Jerry and left a message. Rachel told Mitch she doesn't still have feelings for Steve Frame. Sandy admitted to being the son of Miriam Sanderson. Rick suggested Jamie speak to Russ when Jamie mentioned he's tempted to start taking pills again. Sandy swore Mac to secrecy about their father-son relationship. Kit asked Jerry to choose between her and Blaine. Cecile called Rick and Marianne's looking for Jamie. Mac looked forward to getting to know Sandy. Mac told Ada that Sandy is moving into the Cory household. Mac assured Ada that he still considers Jamie his son as well. Cecile asked Jamie if Rick is the father of Marianne's child. Larry found Jerry comforting Blaine. Jerry admitted to Larry that he has considered a reconciliation with Blaine. Mac asked Brian to have guards accompany Sandy for protection. Kit told Rick that she has lost Jerry for good. Rick told Kit to give Jerry time to sort out his feelings. Blaine imagined everyone at Rick and Marianne's party judging her. Larry promised that plenty of people will support Blaine through the trial. Sandy told Joey that he plans to remain in Bay City for awhile. The private detective watched as Rachel asked Mitch to stay at the apartment with her.

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