Another World/Episode 441

Episode 441
Season 3, Episode 26
Airdate	February 8, 1966
Production Number	441
Written by
Directed by
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Another World — Season Three

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Episode 441 is the twenty-sixth episode of the third season of Another World, and the four-hundred forty-first episode overall.

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Plot Overview

At the hospital coffee shop, Dru told Mike that John agreed to see him that very evening, then castigated the press for harping on Pat's trial. Joe visited Lee again to tell her that though she's torturing herself for all the things she's done to others, her feelings toward Pat haven't changed. Though he assured her it was too early for such a change, he felt she was capable of it if she made a real effort. Dru introduced John and Michael, who compared notes on their daughters. Mike said he worked with Donald Hughes mostly on his criminal briefs, and had worked previously with George Hayes in a much smaller firm. John, impressed that Mike was itching for more responsibility, hired him since he'd been having to turn down cases, and also because Dru was too involved with teaching to completely help out in the office while John took a few days to recuperate. Lee reminded Dru of his warnings about revenge. Joe earned Lee's trust by not telling Dru about her suicide attempt. Dru told Lee of John's plans for Michael, and encouraged her to visit her father. In the hall, Joe dismissed Dru's appraisal of his positive influence on Lee, then distressed him by saying John's surgery will cancel any meetings. Dru then tried to convince John that Michael would be detained in meetings all day tomorrow.

Notes

• George Hayes & Michael Bauer were characters from another Procter & Gamble soap, The Guiding Light.

Quotes

• Dru: And I come bringing a friend. Mr. Randolph, may I present Michael Bauer?
• John: (puts out his hand) Mr. Bauer, it's nice to meet you.
• Mike: It's very nice to meet you, Mr. Randolph. I'm sorry it has to be under these circumstances.