I always marvel at the clever writing in this episode. Though we really do not know how English sounded, we certainly have a good idea. So I enjoyed how authentic sounding the citizens of Plymouth were.
But my main praise for this episode goes to the writers who spun a sound logical reasoning during the trial scene - as much as can be portrayed in a half-hour sitcom, of course.
It always makes me smile to listen to Elizabeth Montgomery defend Dick York. Yes, it's her delivery but the real prize is the writing by the very talented Levitt team.
The Levitt's: Alfred Lewis Levitt and his wife Helen Levitt wrote under different last names. Alfred August and Helen August, because they had been blacklisted in the 1960s.
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