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[Oznell]

@Tique,  I think that's right about Kimble-- he was disturbed, but knowing him, he may very well have planned a call to the authorities once he was out of the fray...

[Pearlee]

@Oznell   Yes I realize what you stated about Coralee but all this happened in a very short perid of time (less than a week) so she sure wasn't hesitant  for very long.  And yes, she didn't throw herself at Kimble but "there's something between us" sure happened fast.

"Murky" is a good word to use for not knowing what exactly happened to the dead brother-in-law.  It's just that Murray Hamilton's character conveyed to me "villain."

[Pearlee]

@Tique    Thanks for your post, although I was pretty convinced that guy who said he latched the helmet properly was telling the truth.

Did you like this epi?

@Oznell  Yes I agree that in one if those two epis you mentioned Kimble escaped under water.     

[Tique]

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@Pearlee wrote:

@Tique    Thanks for your post, although I was pretty convinced that guy who said he latched tge helmet properly was telling the truth.

Did you like this epi?

@Oznell  Yes I agree that in one if those two epis you mentioned Kimble escaped under water.     

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@Pearlee   not only am I convinced he was telling the truth but I also suspect none of the other men knew Joe was playing fast and loose with their lives.

This episode was just okay for me. I could watch it again but can't think of a single reason why I would. 😴

[teganslaw]

Where do you find all these episodes of "The Fugitive"? That show is old, so wondering why there is so much detail on each episode. 

[teganslaw]

Nevermind, I just saw that it was on MeTV, which I don't get. That's why I didn't know much about it.

[twinsister]

@Oznell - I do remember now that hurricane episode with Bethel Leslie and the boat, but I don't remember the Susan Oliver episode you mentioned.

You're right about Murray Hamilton playing many morally slippery roles.   I remember him best in the comedy If It's Tuesday, It Must be Belgium as the husband reluctantly going on the trip.

[Tique]

@twinsister  during the one with Susan Oliver Kimble was working as a sailmaker tying knots which he was quite expert in because of his medical experience. Kimble worked for Oliver's uncle. It was a two-parter and one when Kimble saved Gerard's life.

[Pearlee]

@twinsister And Robert Duvall was in the Susan Oliver 2-parter as Susan's brother. Also Murray Hamilton was Anne Bancroft's husband (Mr. Robinson) in The Graduate, so you may remember him in  that. 

I meant to point out Murray's wife's shirtwaist dress  in TF.  My mother wore those all through the 1960's; yours probably did too.

[twinsister]

@Tique -thanks for the reminder about the Susan Oliver episode.  I don't remember it at all.  Maybe I wasn't part of this group yet when it was discussed.

@Pearlee - I have never seen The Graduate!!  Both my mother and aunts wore those shirtdresses.