Set Up:

Vicky sat in frustration wondering where her missing button could be. The only place she hadn't looked was ______.

Fill in the blank

Clerk: No, no, no, Sam.
Sam. Ah, come on. Just one more _______ for the road.

...posing like manequins.

Carolyn, the teenage meddler. Why does she send Vicky off to see Matthew when she knows “he’s not very friendly”? Why Vicky has this need to know thing about Roger and Burke is beyond me. Why should she care? She should be upstairs hitting the books with David. That’s what she was hired for.

Carolyn:  "It was all very proper, mother. I called him on the house phone and invited myself up."

Regardless of who initiated it, I can't imagine anything less proper than an older man entertaining a 17-year-old female in his hotel room for an hour or more.  But at least it will give Maggie something to gossip about.

Maggie??? What about the hotel innkeeper? What a blabbermouth he is!

I'd have to say though, that this was one of the most incredibly boring episodes I have ever seen. You got the hotel clerk drowning Sam with coffee, an extended shot of the telephone ringing, and the door upstairs in Collinwood mysteriously opening and closing. I guess we're supposed to surmise that it's Roger.

Complete the phrase:

Burke: Miss Stoddard, this finger makes a handy, dandy drink mixer. It can also ______.

Oh, I think Burke is dreamy. I don't care for his tactics and his grand plan to wreck the Collins empire, but a few romps in the hay wouldn't be bad.

I love Burke’s luxury suite. What a riot. What is that furniture, Early American Junkyard? This is all Collinsport has to offer???

But the lack of a switchboard operator gives us the opportunity for (at last!) something like a cliffhanger ending!
Carolyn boasts to Vicki that Burke wanted to "paddle" her last night--oh, those 1960s manners and morals!
It seems that in the whole wide world, Bill Malloy is the only living person besides Roger who calls Elizabeth by her first name. That is certainly a measure of her isolation. Clearly (to me anyway) Bill is in love with the boss.

Carolyn's behavior makes my head spin. It also makes me think back to the days when I was that age and behaved like an idiot.
If Bill loves Liz, I'm not seeing it at this time. Loyal to her, yes.
Cliffhanger operator? I don't dig.