A. Lee Bennett Jr.Either the safety officer was off duty, or there was no such thing in the early 70s. Kevin Tighe nearly got clocked in the head during this shot. Even with a helmet, it would have hurt.
Later in the same episode, Dix prepares a vinyl album to play, and the music begins, but the turntable is clearly still motionless.
Third little tidbit, somehow I knew Bobby Troup and Julie London were married in real life, and more recently I discovered Bobby was an accomplished jazz musician. What I didn’t know is that he wrote, “Get Your Kicks on Route 66.“
And, holy cow, was he seriously two years *younger* than I am now when the show first began airing‽‽
Ged Maheux@leebennett I remember that one!