David is sitting on the window ledge on the landing.  There should be a bench there so that area could be used for more scenes.
Vickie isn't afraid of David which makes sense since she should have been exposed to problem children at the home. 
Elizabeth doesn' think of Vickie as a stranger anymore even though Vickie's been at Collinwood a few days.  Elizabeth seems to be hiding something of why she want's her to stay.
Roger gets a call from a strange man and then we learn the stranger is Sam Evans.
Roger expounds, " A potential murderer."  in regards to his son. 
Vickie wisely decides to go into town to see a movie, but get's there too late and goes to the diner where  Sam warns her to fear death.  Maybe she should have just stayed home. 
We get more insight into the Collins siblings when Roger tells Liz that she will run things her way as she always does.  Then Elizabeth puts in a call to an unknown man named Ned Caulder.

Vickie is quite the little trooper.  Determined to find answers despite common sense.  She must know that Collinsport is a hotbed of gossip and she goes alone into Burke Devlin's room.  I was guessing Mitchell Ryan was about 40, but in 1966 he was 32 so there isn't as great an age gap as it appears.

Dark Lady there is a phone in the cottage.  Mrs. Stoddard called when Vickie was lying to Matthew and she told him so over the phone in an earlier episode.
The Statue is back.  I guess Elizabeth has that furniture rearrainging bug after being on the estate for so many years.
It's great how his sister glares at Roger.  He should be worried more about her than David.

Burke really should have thought this out more.  What if they just decided to blame him to protect David.  Who would they believe the richest family in town or a self avowed revenge seeking convicted felon?   
The door closes by itself and locks and then a dark shrouded figure appears that resembles in build no living person in the house.
Roger says it was probably he, but it seems doubtful.  Perhaps there is someone else living in the house, maybe in th locked west wing or the locked room in the basement? 

I noticed the bouncing Roger also.  Maggie makes David a sundae and he disappears.  Maggie doesn't seem to think he had time to slip out the side door, but doesn't look very hard for him.  There has to be a door in the back for deliveries and whatnot where he could have slipped out also.  Roger seems unconcerned and makes a nice impression on the townsfolk with , " He can find his own way home." 

It's a whole new world watching on a larger screen.  The chair in Vickie.s room will at some point appear in the drawing room along with another desk that seems to replace the constantly moving grand piano.

While he was in prison, he had time to figure out how to amass a fortune and it's never been said he got it by legal means.  He's protrayed as being ruthless in getting what he wants.  He could have a host of sweat shops in Japan pouring out cheap made in Japan goods.