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Mr. Howell decides to put on a play.
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      • Theme of episode: Compassion is an individual trait, the exclusive property of neither the poor nor the wealthy. Edit
      • The word "angel" is used in the title as Broadway jargon. In show business terms an angel means the financial backer of a show, usually someone with pockets deep enough to cover all monetary expenses thereby guaranteeing the show will open. Edit
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      • Lovey: Even Ginger, whom I replaced in the part, paid me a compliment. She compared me to a famous television personality. Thurston: Oh good. Lovey: By the way, who is Mr. Ed? Thurston: I haven't any idea. I wonder why she didn't compare you to Mrs. Ed. Edit
      • Gilligan: Gee Professor, you're doing a real neat job. Professor: Thanks, Gilligan. These jungle berries mixed with water make excellent paint. Gilligan: In case the play's a flop, we always can eat the scenery. Edit
      • Gilligan: Mr. Howell, maybe you could back this play. Thurston: Me? Gilligan: Sure Mr. Howell. We can try it out here and if it's good we can take it to Broadway. Thurston: Well I don't know. Skipper: Why don't you do it Mr. Howell? It'll be a lot of prestige. Thurston: I've got prestige. Gilligan: If it's a hit, you can make a million dollars. Thurston: I've got a million dollars. Gilligan: If it's a flop, you can deduct it from your income tax. Thurston: Now you're talking! Edit
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      • Mister Ed: Mrs. Howell said the other castaways compared her to Mister Ed. Mister Ed, of course, is the talking horse on the show of the same name. Edit

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