"Quentin, would you mind terribly if I used the 'facilities' before you do?" 

Uncle Roger,

Christopher Pennock DOES look like the late, great Jack Palance as John Yeager.  At one of the DS Festivals, Marie Wallace told Christopher that she thought he looked like Charlie Chaplin in that John Yeager get-up!

Bob

Looking at an entry in her diary from 1967, when Julia first arrived at Collinwood, Julia wonders if she may have just "slightly" overstayed her welcome as a house guest in the great house now in 1970!!!!   

David doing his best impression of the irrepressible John "Bluto" Blutarsky in the scene from "Animal House," where "Bluto" ogles all the girls in the sorority house.  

"It's known in the acting profession as Up-Staging, my dear."

  Perfect!!      It must have been a particularly dramatic ep because just look at those faces! But then, to Julia and Sebastian The Munsters was probably more of a documentary than a comedy!! 

MB,

It's too bad that Carolyn did not put a tv set in Adam's room in the West Wing of Collinwood.  No doubt, Adam would have enjoyed watching the Munster family every week.  And, just think how Adam could relate to a "normal " American family like Herman, Lilly, Grandpa (a/k/a Dracula), Marilyn and little Eddie Munster. 

Although, I suspect that Nicholas Blair would think that the Munster family would be a "bad" influence on the
big guy!

Bob

Good one, Uncle Roger! 

By the way, did you ever notice that the members of the PT 1970 Collinsport Police Department never seem to wear official police uniforms?

Heck, they all seem to be guys, attired in plain clothes!  Shouldn't there at least be an ordinary police officer, like Murray-the-Cop or Barney Fife on the police force?

"Oh, Prof. Stokes, hi!  I was just showing Hallie my complete collection of Boston Red Sox baseball cards, including one autographed by the great Carl Yastrzemski himself!"