PEYTON PLACE: Episode 341 (Part 1 of 2) 

I think it is a hoot how all of a sudden a group of Peyton Place denizens just happen to have gathered to watch two people having a private conversation!

Eliot is such an overly dramatic hothead!

Dr. Rossi: red sports car + 18 year old girlfriend=midlife crisis!

Elliot Carson better get a handle on his anger issues! He’s a ticking time bomb.

Oh shut up, Sandy. Rod should have known that you would be totally unable to have a "no strings" relationship. She tells Rod he may have to look around for her later. LOL! I doubt he'll be looking.

The people of Peyton Place are on it! 🤣

For no committments Sandy sure gives Rod the third degree.

This wins for most comical episode with Dr Rossi and Rachel.

05:55 - 06:00 Rachel, hurt and defensively, to Rossi, "You mean you'd kiss ANYONE? What if it'd been one of your 88-year old nurses?" Surely, she's not referring to Miss Choate. Ha. 06:10- 06:19 Rossi: "Rachel, look, all doctors from time to time have young, female patients that think they're falling in love with them. I mean Allison did with me." Memories can be fleeting, but I recall Allison ADORED Dr. Rossi, just like she adored her "Uncle Matt." I think she thought Dr. Rossi would be the perfect spouse for her mom, Constance (ed. - so did Constance). But, I'm not so certain Allison looked upon him as the ideal mate for her.

Why doesn't Stephen simply ask for an explanation from Betty? For a lawyer he seems to want to judge her before finding out the facts.

Poor Mikey, he wants her so bad but his stature as a Doc. and public image is getting in the way.

At 4:50, why does Dr. Rossi call Rachel “ALLISON” to her face? “Allison, this has absolutely nothing to do with the...”

Rossi is panicking 😁😁😁

Elliot can be so unreasonable

That sure is one busy town square, isn't it? Peyton Place---a city that never sleeps! Bravo, Rachel, for standing-up for yourself to an uptight Dr. Rossi, who's becoming rather disagreeable. I hope his negative, stressed-out attitude toward the girl changes soon. Connie most-alluring in that light powder-blue dress. The Peyton mansion really comes alive in this episode. Despite the fact Martin's hosting a birthday party for Steven, who's set to make a big political-announcement, it looks like the storied-old domicile likely will be the scene of a duel-challenge, murder, or suicide before the night's out!

I always remembered,"You're not 200 years old and I'm not two!"This might be called a May and December...er,April and July relationship.(Chuckle!)

I think Rod and Sandy would make a great couple. I like Sandy's honesty that she "digs" him and is honest in her pursuit of him. However, I know it was the 1960s, so it was a different time and Sandy would be deemed too aggressive and not a nice girl!

I agree that Chandler hasn't paid his final goodbyes to PP!!!

10:17 - 10:27 and 12:20 - 12:38 Oh, that the director would have filmed Dorothy Malone from the opposite side so we could see her face, her pretty face -- OBSCURED by her / 'Contance''s helmet-type wig.

If Rachel had told the truth about where she found the bracelet, there would have been no "crisis." Eliot needs to just shut up.

I believe that Lee is going to drop the dime on Rodney to Sandy, concerning Betty!! 😲

They should have just gone ahead and let Rossi and Rachel be together. They should have just went and got married. She could go to school there while being married.

Rachel's 18? Wasn't she 19 a few months earlier when she stumbled into Peyton Place?

5:00 - 5:40 Some cute "business" in the direction, obviously following the script since the extras had to be hired and and specific props (i.e., ladder and saw) secured for the respective extras, showing how seemingly the very instant one starts TRYING to have a private, intimate conversation some intrusions, in this case, unforeseen observers pop up. "Wouldn't you know?!" we rhetorically ask ourselves in frustration. We make the effort to move to a new position / location for privacy, the PERFECT spot secured, and resume saying what seems to be so important it can't go on any longer unsaid. Barely a sentence is uttered when "Bingo! / Wouldn't you know?! number 2" [5:27 - 5:33], the tree surgeon with saw and obtrusive ladder -- GUARANTEEING no privacy -- presents himself, throwing our concentration off and adding to the frustration. Cute that it's not bothering Rachel in the least, but it's surely 'doing a number' on Michael. Little do these other folks know that they're intruding in what we'd like to consider our private territory in a public setting at the most unexpected, inconvenient moment. The aforementioned adds to the scene's realism.

12:20 - 12:38 Oh, that the director would have filmed Dorothy Malone from the opposite side so we could see her face, her pretty face -- OBSCURED by her / 'Constance''s helmet-type wig [repeating myself].

Why wouldn't Connie attend the party, that makes no sense.

I love Dr Rossi's car. What is it?

Please send Rachel back to nursery school, baby talk is getting too much!

I'd rather see Rodney with Sandy than Rodney with Betty, because I like seeing Steven and Betty together. Rodney is too fickle and a womanizer.