Hey, everybody, thanks for hanging with us.

We are going to pick up where we left off at a cliffhanger right in the middle of Peter's most important starring episode of the entire series.

Power of the Press.

Tell me about it.

Power of the Press.

First aired February 4th, 1972 is the 19th episode of season three, the 68th episode in total.

Of course, created by Sherwood Schwartz, executive producer, produced by Howard Leeds,

written by Ben Gershman and Bill Friedman, directed by Jack Arnold. It is the third year of the show.

We were at the back end of that. Peter is in seventh grade, 13 years old, learning some life lessons here. And a lot of guests in that. Peter is in seventh, seventh grade, 13 years old, learning some life lessons here.

And a lot of guests in this one, Milton Parsons, who played the science teacher, Mr. Price,

who was terrific in this Angeles, Satterwhite, played Diane, Bobby Ria as Harvey and Jennifer

Riley as Iris. And I looked up some of these people, too. They were

really kind of active in the 60s, but not a lot after that. Milton Parsons would be an exception

of that. He continued. He was already established. So he stayed busy. Okay. And Mr. Price,

the quintessential science teacher who is kind of having, he doesn't connect with

his students.

He's very intellectual, very stiff, very proper.

And Peter hadn't been paying attention.

And when we left off, Peter just received news of his grade for his final exam,

the most important exam of the semester. What was that again? It wasn't an A-minus. What was it, Chris?

A big fat D. A big fat D. Bob, bum, pop. Yes. And you're going to have a lot of

Splainin to do.

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