A decent episode about kidnapping and an impending flu epidemic. Julie's still sporting the unflattering Linda McCartney hairdo, and she picks up a hitchhiker who has kidnapped his young son and wants Julie to help him get to L. A. Strange to see no seat belts being used by anyone, and when the boy gets sick, she lays him across her lap in the front seat!
Funny how styles and fashions changed so quickly during this period and actors could look radically different just a few years apart. I thought Robert Viharo looked familiar but I couldn't place him at first. Then, it hit me so I looked it up. Yup, he had a small part in VALLEY OF THE DOLLS as the director who fired Neely O'Hara just because Helen Lawson said so! The commune leader at the beginning looked like James Cromwell in an Indian wig, but it wasn't him.
Brooke Bundy's in this one, but she gives a strange performance here, as though she's been sedated.
Funny how styles and fashions changed so quickly during this period and actors could look radically different just a few years apart. I thought Robert Viharo looked familiar but I couldn't place him at first. Then, it hit me so I looked it up. Yup, he had a small part in VALLEY OF THE DOLLS as the director who fired Neely O'Hara just because Helen Lawson said so! The commune leader at the beginning looked like James Cromwell in an Indian wig, but it wasn't him.
Brooke Bundy's in this one, but she gives a strange performance here, as though she's been sedated.