Pallas

The French Chef''s second season aired in 1963/64. (The first episode -- "Caramel Desserts" -- was shown eight days after President Kennedy's assassination.) Both SNCC and the SDS were already three years old by then, though opposition to US actions in Vietnam was still in very early stages.

More of her performance to enjoy! I like it too.

She was: the first, third and final episodes.

In France, Julia butts heads with Simca while working on volume 2 of their cookbook.

After failing to see eye-to-eye with Simca, Julia proposes a culinary showdown.

In Paris, Julia seeks help from an old friend.

Back in Boston, Julia faces pushback from disheartened WGBH staff.

While preparing for an interview with Life magazine, Julia is thrown by a surprise visit from Paul's domineering twin brother, Charles.

While WGBH prepares for their annual fundraiser, Julia receives an offer from a network with the funds to take The French Chef to the next level.

The WGBH crew head down to the nation's capital, where Julia prepares for a special episode filmed from the White House kitchen.

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Twenty-one years older than Leonard Nimoy and fourteen years older than Mark Lenard, who fathered Spock at age seven: the age of reason. ("At the time...it seemed logical.")

No to Spock's forfeiting his life to kidnap Pike, mutiny and take Pike to Talos IV. "The only death penalty left on the books."

I wondered if Pike was going to lose the memory of what's in his future. And then the dilemma for Una and Spock, who know.

Series finale.