Allen Williams |
Adam Wilson (1978-1982) |
Edward Asner |
Lou Grant |
Linda Kelsey |
Billie Newman McCovey |
Mason Adams |
Charlie Hume |
Robert Walden |
Joe Rossi |
Jack Bannon |
Art Donovan |
Steve Marachuk |
Vince DeMayo |
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Bruce Kirby |
Capt. Shackley |
Guest Star |
Barry Primus |
Sgt. Stapler |
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Lou: Where's my watch?
Charlie: It's eight o'clock. Now, just relax. Maybe the nurse took it. Lou: No, the guy took it.
Charlie: Save your strength.
Lou: It was running five minutes fast. Tell the cops to look for a guy with a watch running five minutes fast.
Mrs. Pynchon: (Noticing a soap opera playing on Lou's television set) Christie's up to her old tricks again, I see?
Lou: You watch this show?
Mrs. Pynchon: Not recently, but I got hooked on it when I was laid up.
Art: I agree with a story about Lou today, but after that it's not news.
Charlie: Who says he isn't?
Art: Charlie, he a city editor, he's not Elizabeth Taylor.
Charlie: (Billie has temporarily taken over Art's job.) How is she doing?
Art: She's got a flair for management.
Charlie: I think she's after your job.
Art: I think she's after yours!
Apart from Rossi, every colleague of Lou gives him the new book by Halberstam as a present. David Halberstam (1934-2007) was a journalist, political author and Pulitzer Prize-winning war correspondent. At the time of the original broadcast his most recent book was 'The Breaks of The Game', the story of a yearlong journey with the Portland Trail Blazers. It seems unlikely that Mrs. Pynchon would be interested in a book about basketball, and yet she professes to love it.
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