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Conversation with an Ape S1 E10

 
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PostPosted: Sat Dec 17, 2022 5:42 pm    Post subject: Conversation with an Ape S1 E10 Reply with quote

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YouTube has a number of episodes from this great show, and the picture quality suggests that they're from the restored DVDs sold by Shout Factory.

Please note: This video is slightly flawed by the accidental insertion of a piece of music in place of the soundtrack for about one minute, starting at the 15:00 mark. But you can still follow the story until the music ends and the soundtrack returns. (Actually, the music is pretty cool!) Very Happy


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PostPosted: Tue Dec 20, 2022 4:35 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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This episode is both imaginative and dramatic!

Barbara Hall demonstrates awesome acting abilities we never got to see in Perry Mason! She plays the new bride of an animal researcher, played by Hugh Beaumont (Leave it to Beaver). But when he shows his wife the menagerie of animals in his laboratory, she becomes hysterical . . . because she suffers from extreme zoophobia.

All forms of animals scare the crap out of her! Shocked

Some time later, Hugh learns that his chimpanzee responds to mental commands — and that comes in remarkably handy when an escaped convict (Paul Burch) takes them hostage and plans to murder them after stealing their food and money.

This is a very enjoyable episode.

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