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Is there anyone who has this episode who would be willing to send it to me? I'm desperately trying to get hold of it now

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    Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Peter Gunn


    marik4me — 19 years ago(April 05, 2006 04:32 PM)

    Is there anyone who has this episode who would be willing to send it to me? I'm desperately trying to get hold of it now because I learned that a favorite actor guest-starred in it (Jimmy Murphy, playing Paulie Walker). I'd be willing to pay for shipping and handling costs.

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      nikkiweir — 15 years ago(December 16, 2010 06:12 PM)

      This very good episode aired today on RetroTV in the midwest region. Mr. Murphy got to display some very efficient-looking fighting skills, credibility in more tender kinds of scenes, and the ability to capture that misplaced smugness when someone has just done something way the devil out of line, for which they nevertheless are confident they will receive no retribution, that is a humorous Edwards trademark. The theme of "The Short Motive," which concerns what happens to warriors after the war is ended, is a frequent one in the
      Peter Gunn
      series. Unfortunately I suppose, that's part of why it seems so fresh nowadays.
      Also today comes the sad news of Blake Edwards's death. As he still had active projects, we will all get a chance to miss him, but condolences to his friends and family who will live with his loss and would do so regardless.
      I note that this appears to leave Lola Albright and Herbert Ellis (5 appearences as "Wilbur") as the last of the series regulars. Lamont Johnson, director of 14 episodes including frequent favorites "The Family Affair" and "The Dummy," died earlier this year.


      "The bonsai: the ultimate miniature." Will Hayward,
      Twin Peaks
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        marik4me — 14 years ago(August 18, 2011 10:34 PM)

        Thank you so much for the detailed information! It sounds like an amazing episode.
        And that is sad about Blake Edwards. It sounds like he died suddenly, for him to have still had active projects.

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          rogerscorpion — 12 years ago(March 18, 2014 05:40 AM)

          I find it particularly sad, that Edwards wasn't in charge of the new 'Pink Panther' films. To me, he, more than anyone, including Sellers, caused the brilliance of the originals.
          Carpe Noctem!

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